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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
5
The State Board of Equalization issues a reminder on gasoline refunds for non highway use. Invoices dated before July 1 1963 must be submitted within eight months. HB 44 changes validity to 12 months for invoices issued on or after July 1 1963.
Edwin J. Oyen of Towanda New York wins the Angler's Almanac honor for a bright orange 12 by 24 inch fishing flag to warn boaters of unseen lines. Montana Fish and Game cites rising outdoor recreation and license sales, noting improved participation and department revenue for 1962 63.
J Viola Herak of Charlo announced a marketing quota penalty of 1.12 per bushel for excess 1963 crop wheat. The penalty equals 45 percent of the May 1 parity price of 2.49 per bushel, with options to pay cash, divert, or store excess.
Cha teau Feed and Seed Yellows defeat F. G. Curtis & Son Greens 6 to 2 in a three inning game. Ed Jensen and Mark Grandal pitched for the Yellows with Melvin McNea catching. Russell Wiseman started for the Greens with Steve Snyder catching and driving in a Green run with a triple.
Edwin Russell, son of Mrs. Law Bellamy, was among 15 Montana High School seniors earning $300 scholarships in a worthy student competition at Montana State University. MSU President Dr. H. K. Newburn presented the awards at a noon luncheon. The prizes are from the Andrew B. Hammond Endowment Fund and the Haynes Foundation of Bozeman.
Havre LeRoy Yeager a Choteau sophomore receives a track letter at the Northern Montana College awards convocation last week. He graduated from Choteau High School in 1961 and majors in social studies pursuing secondary education. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Yeager of Choteau.
The Wheat Referendum results show farmers preferring voluntary planning over compulsory controls. New wheat provisions aim to add to a feed grain program, offering supports and planting restrictions for those who want them. The author requests copies of the bill and warns of large political pressures shaping farm legislation.
Congressman Jim Battin Jr and Mrs. Jack O'Neil traveled to Havre to attend graduations. Jerry Brobst earned Havre High School honors Wednesday while his brother David graduates Friday from Northern Montana College. The O'Neils plan to return home Saturday.
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