Choteau Junior High Wrestlers Fall to Simms at Meet
The Choteau junior high team placed in a 116 wrestler five-team meet, led by Simms with 43 points. Choteau's six champions included Dan Isakson and Rod Luinstra, while Fairfield edged with the fast pin trophy.
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Choteau
Simms
Chordéau
Cut Bank
Fairfield
Conrad
Contradt
Browning
Dan Isakson
Rod Luinstra
George Tolliver
Kurt Corey
Greg Martin
Tim Engberg
Randy Jenson
Chris Oertell
Gene Passmore
Dean Brumberger
Jerry Breen
Chateau
Dave Rathman
Dave Hofeldt
Brad Hodgskiss
Rich Nord
Students Return From Montana Colleges For Spring Break
About 200 Teton County College students will return home at week’s end from colleges across the Montana University System. They have finished winter quarter tests and will enjoy about 10 days to rest before resuming classes at month’s end.
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Teton County College
Montana University System
Airline Secretaries Course Grad at GFCC
Sharon Zier Lucas daughter of Mrs Ann Wolfe of Chateau was among graduates of the Airline Secretaries Career Course at Great Falls Commercial College The first class at the Great Falls college ceremonies were held at Victor's Restaurant Great Falls with airline and travel agency representatives present.
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Sharon Zier Lucas
Ann Wolfe
Chateau
Great Falls Commercial College
Great Falls
Victor's Restaurant
Montana
Teton County Juniors to report on new 441 projects
Members of the Teton County Junior Leaders will report on the new 441 projects at a March 14 meeting starting at 10 am in the Fairfield Community Hall. All 4 H members leaders parents and others interested are invited to attend.
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Teton County
Fairfield
Students of Al Finley Win National Awards
Spokane readers learn Al Finley and six science students won national honors. Finley’s group earned 6 of 18 appointments by NASA and NSTA to the Regional Youth Conference at Moffet Field California, April 22 24. He previously taught at Choteau High School and guided many award winning students.
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Spokane
Wash
al Finley
Finley
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Science Teachers Association
Moffet Field
Calif
Choteau High School
Choteau
Wheat Market Steady On Global Supplies And U.S. Prospects
Joel P. Antrim states USDA data show world wheat prices stabilizing and likely to hold, even as supplies stay heavy. U.S. stocks Jan 1 total 1,527 million bushels with privately held 653 million. Exports for the year expected at about 600 million bushels, aided by Japan demand and competitive prices. Farmers urged to use price support loans and participate in 1970 wheat and feed grain programs, with signup through March 20 at ASCS offices.
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Joel P. Antrim
Montana
ASC
U.S Department of Agriculture
U S
Ourgo
Japan
Ussr
Australia
Antum
ASC Committee
ASCS
Local Girl Seeks Miss Western Montana College Title
Carol Maloney daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Maloney of Chateau and a Western Montana College junior in Ditlon is among 10 finalists for Miss Western Montana College. The pageant is set for April 4 in the WMC auditorium after a March 2 talent evening gown and swim suit competition. The winner advances to Miss Montana in mid June at Billings.
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Carol Maloney
Robert Maloney
Chateau
Western Montana College
Ditlon
Miss Western Montana College
WMC
Billings
Choteau Scouts Take Second in Klondike Derby
The Fox Patrol of Choteau Boy Scout Troop 51 finished second at the Klondike Derby in Montana Power Park near Ulm. Ten scouts and leaders, including Carl Wisse and John Breen, competed as teams carried by sleds 3 000 to 3 500 yards, earning points and gold nuggets toward the grand award won by Elk Patrol, Great Falls Troop 26.
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Fox Patrol
Choteau Boy Scout Troop
Montana Power Park
Ulm
Leo Pierre
Elk Patrol of
Great Falls
Pierre
Chateau
Carl Wisse
John Breen
Mike Otness
John Sulgrove
Chuck Nauck
Fred Tesch
Joel Alzheimer
Bill Patton
Bob Nauck
Jim Arensmeyer
Nauck
Arensmeyer
Help of Sportsmen Needed for Harvest Survey
The Fish and Game Department urges hunters to return mail questionnaires on the past year’s take of waterfowl upland birds and big game. Chief Wynn Freeman says the surveys track trends, with 1968 results showing deer elk and bear harvests and high hunter activity. Final analysis will use electronic computers to inform 1969 regulations and management.
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Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
Wynn Freeman
IRS Question Column Answers Tax Filing and Refund Reality
IRS Q and A column outlines withholding sufficiency for the surcharge, refund timelines of five to six weeks and guidance to wait ten weeks before inquiring. It covers Form 1040 usage, dependent records, insurance compensation taxability, envelope use, correcting labels, and car expense deductions with mileage rules. FOR SALE Acantha advertises office furniture from economy to regal furnishings.
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IRS
Farmers Use Conserving Base to Curb Crop Surpluses
Montana farmers in three major federal programs will keep about 7 million acres in conserving uses in 1970 and out of surplus production without government payments. The conserving base is set by county ASC committees from each farm based on crop and conserving-use history, and higher wheat allotments do not change bases. Secretary Hardin and the ASC chairman emphasize conserving bases as a tool to reduce excess production and protect natural resources.
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Joel P. Antrim
Montana
ASC Committee
Montana Committee
ASC
Clifford M. Hardin
House Committee On Agriculture
Antrim
Public Administrator Files for Re election
William F. Olsen filed Friday to succeed himself as Public Administrator. Olsen was appointed in 1956 when Ray Nelson left the county. He was elected in 1958 and re elected in 1962 and 1966.
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William F. Olsen
Olsen
Ray Nelson
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