Teton County Planning Board Reports on April Actions
The City Planning Board reviewed pre-application forms for subdividing land into parcels under 20 acres. Three plats were approved and one disapproved for non compliance with street requirements.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1975
Page
3
The City Planning Board reviewed pre-application forms for subdividing land into parcels under 20 acres. Three plats were approved and one disapproved for non compliance with street requirements.
The Teton DeMolays plan an officer installation on Thursday May 15 at 7 30 pm in the Chateau Masonic Temple. Elected and appointive officers to be installed include Carl Hanson Brad Hodgskiss Don Hubbard and others with installing officers Rick Hubbard Marvin Baker Rob Reiding and Dave Carlson leading the ceremony.
Multiple 4-H clubs report May meetings and plans. Teton Trail 4-H notes an Australia talk by Margie Hodgskiss and Wednesday horse work sessions with a June 4 follow up. Bynum Adventurers 4-H details May 5 meeting, weather delays on road sign project, Rural Life Sunday May 18 picnic and talent show, and a June tour to Great Falls. Augusta Livestock 4-H Club recounts first place in Skit and Plays at county talent night, May 10, with a May 24 straw ride and next meeting set.
A flurry of Mother's Day gatherings across Conrad Missoula Great Falls and Helena highlighted family visits and dinners. Families including Baquets Coffmans Tomsha and Coghills celebrated with relatives while Barbie the youngest piano student impressed at a Conrad recital. Rain cooled the day as spring arrived late.
To all of my friends and neighbors, thank you for your kindness when I was ill. Louise Johnson.
Farmers fight excess water as a wide moisture band moved west from Shelby. Rain and hail hit several areas with Conrad and surrounding towns pumping basements. Muddy and Spring Creek surged, bridges on Agawam-Conrad road out, and 1964 flood levels echoed. Community life included Mother's Day dinners and family news as 10 to 14 days remain before fields dry enough for work.
Paul Alzheimer drove the class bus to the caves while Shop n Swap booths at the Pavilion hosted volunteers. Rebekah and hospital auxiliary tables were staffed by local residents including Pat Inbody Millie Inbody Vi Pedersen and Sarah Larsen hosted a liquid embroidery class in Conrad with a surprise birthday for Larsen. Great Falls visitors Glen Inbody Crane joined Del Luraas for Teton Pass ski business and supper. Mary Jo Callan of San Diego arrived to visit Sheila Griffin after a 160 mile backpack from Springer Mountain to Fontana Village amid rain.
The Census Bureau reports sixty percent of Montana farming forms in the 1974 Census of Agriculture have been returned. Follow-up notices are going to nonrespondents as 43,381 forms were mailed in January. Officials urge all recipients including landlords and nonfarmers to respond or indicate no agricultural production.
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