Using Headlights at Dusk for Safety
Advice urges drivers to switch on headlights at dusk and whenever visibility fades. It stresses that using headlights helps others see your vehicle even when you can see well, prioritizing safety over hesitation.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
4
Advice urges drivers to switch on headlights at dusk and whenever visibility fades. It stresses that using headlights helps others see your vehicle even when you can see well, prioritizing safety over hesitation.
Brent McCann of Livingston sustained a shotgun wound to the leg while pheasant hunting Sunday in the area. He was reported recovering satisfactorily at Teton Memorial Hospital in Chateau and the physician said the injury is not serious.
Daily readings show varied highs and lows from October 25 to 31 with rainfall totaling 12.47 inches year to date. The high reached 66 degrees, and the lowest low was 20 degrees, compared to last year’s 74 high and 28 low for the comparable period.
The USDA unveils a voluntary 1968 feed grain program pairing price support loans, payments, and diversion to entice growers. It aims to divert about 30 million acres next year, raising diversion by about 10 million acres, with higher payments for acres diverted beyond the first 20 percent of base.signup runs February and March 1968.
Montana farmers may obtain reseal loans next spring on 1967 crop wheat oats and barley stored in on farm or commercial warehouses. Mrs J Viola Herak state ASC chair explains early announcement aids planning and notes that grain can be resealed rather than forced to market CCC storage payments cover costs and warehouse or farm storage arrangements determine payments.
The Eager Beavers 4 H Club met Oct 16 at Pendray Hall led by Irene Neckstad Lucille Rice Bill Jones and Helen Rice. Officers elected include Bob Snodgrass president Karen Neckstad vice president Karen Agee secretary treasurer Mark Hitchcock reporter Robin Larson song leader Ronnie Neckstad recreational leader and Jay Rice historian. Seven new members joined this year and a pot luck supper is planned for Nov 10 at 6 30.
Samuel J. Chapman announces the State Planning and Economic Development Commission will split into six service areas with each commissioner covering 11 counties. Ted Sorenson will serve area No 53 including Teton county and discuss economic development with locals. Mr and Mrs Eddie Morris Helena visit Mrs Johanne Nordhagen in hospital at Teton Memorial Hospital.
Montana State University's fall industrial inspection tour for chemical engineering juniors and seniors will include 64 students visiting sites in Montana and Idaho. The trip runs Nov. 1 to 13 with stops at Stauffer Chemical in Butte, National Reactor Test Station near Idaho Falls, Simplot fertilizer complex in Pocatello, and Foods Machinery Corp phosphorus plant. Professors Lloyd Berg and Michael Schaer accompany the group. student Michael Ferris of Choteau is among the travelers.
Three Montana 4-H leaders travel to Washington D C for a five day National 4-H Leaders Forum with workshops on citizenship learning. Mrs How ard Platt of Hamilton secretary treasurer Mrs Paul Brager of Missoula and Mrs Martin Schultz of Dutton participate and will visit Congress.
The 1967 Montana Christmas Seal Campaign will start earlier as John Casebolt, Executive Director of the Montana Tuberculosis Association, says servicemen overseas receive seals by Nov 11 for surface mail and Dec 2 for air mail. He adds the seals bring home to troops in Vietnam during the holidays. The campaign marks its 51st Montana year.
Mr and Mrs Martin Carlson and their son visited his parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Carlson in Bismarck North Dakota for a weekend gathering.
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