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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1970
Page
4
Al Hensley a Choteau motel operator is nominated second vice president of the U S 287 Highway Association at the Helena annual meeting. George H Higgins is nominated to the board of directors. They will serve through 1970 71 in their respective roles.
Mrs Harold Wright of Belgrade will address the Teton County Women's Republican Club on Thursday July 23 at 730 pm at the Cornell Hotel. With farmers and ranchers wives busy this time of year officials urge all Republican women to attend.
Period ended July 21 records a high of 95 and a low of 44 with several hot days. Precipitation to date stands at 10.51 inches, above last year's 9.87. Tuesday evening's shower dropped 0.30 inch and hail was reported in Chateau without notable damage.
David Sherod of the Bureau of Fisheries and Wildlife spoke to the Lions Club on predator impacts in Montana. He cited 85 000 sheep killed last year and said coyotes, eagles, foxes, bears, dogs and bobcats threaten livestock. He urged disposal of predators other than eagles and noted trapping and relocating grizzly bears when possible. Charles Joslyn introduced Sherod, with Leo Murphy and Arnold Hanusa reporting on the Atlantic City Lions convention.
Chrysler Plymouth region announces a pre release showing of 1971 Plymouths Chrysler and Imperials at the Sheraton Motor Inn July 21. About 150 dealers including Bud Taylor join a luncheon and meeting led by R K Brown to discuss new product features and marketing plans. Army Recruiting Sergeant John L Newell will visit Choteau on July 28 to interview applicants at the Selective Service office.
Secretary Clifford Hardin announced the 1971 wheat program details including price support levels and the July referendum. If two thirds vote yes on marketing quotas the national loan rate becomes 1.15 per bushel and domestic certificates total 2.54 per bushel. a no vote sustains 50 percent parity.
Lee Reveal returns from Omaha after funeral. Roy and Kay Kearney visit Clark Inbodys. Distant relatives and friends travel to Circle, Glacier Park, and Many Glacier. 4-H teens Robin Baquet Michele Horak win blue ribbons at Chateau. Hartwigs host exchangees from North Dakota.
The old North Fork Teton road southeast of Cave Mountain Campground is closed to vehicle traffic to curb heavy recreation near beaver ponds. Hikers and riders may access the ponds via a half mile walk, and the Cave Mountain Campground remains free for public use.
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