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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1970
Page
4
Helena Montana District Director of Internal Revenue Nelson E Seeley says many businessmen still dont know the 5 percent penalty for not making withholding tax deposits under the Tax Reform Act of 1969 It replaces the former 1 percent penalty Seeley also notes the new Failure to Pay penalty plus six percent interest and a half percent monthly penalty on unpaid balances up to 25 percent unless due to reasonable cause not willful neglect
Local residents attend dances, dinners, church events and birthday celebrations. Marion Averill and others join performances in Great Falls, funerals for Frank Zgoda observed, and several families visit relatives in Conrad and Dutton. Messages urge safe driving as motorists are reminded to drink responsibly before driving.
Attending funeral services for Frank Zgoda on Monday were 83 relatives. Relatives and friends from out of the county joined attendees from Helena, Dupuyer, Conrad, Simms, and Great Falls among others, with a lengthy list of names and towns.
A beef judging school will be held Saturday November 7 starting at 10 a.m. for youths and adults at the Mosher Tee Bar Ranch two miles west of Augusta on highway 434. Burl Winchester from Montana State University will speak and show slides. Lunch is available at noon and the judging contest plus awards wrap up the afternoon.
Jane Wisse presided at the first 4-H meeting for Burton Country Clubbers with pledges by Mark Guse and Lyle Baker. The club reported 18 gold and 1 purple awards and a $25.08 treasury.
The Ponderosa 4-H Club met October 7 at the George Hodgskiss home with Lyle Tesch elected president and Margorie Hodgskiss as vice president. Donna Hodgskiss is secretary, Carla Hodgskiss treasurer, Karen Morris historian, Brad Hodgskiss reporter, and recreation leader Bonnie Hodgskiss. Next meeting set for November 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Wilson Hodgskiss home.
A Great Falls Social Security representative will visit the Commissioner's office in the courthouse at Chateau on Tuesday November 10 from 10 am to 12 noon and 1 to 2 pm to answer questions on Social Security and Medicare.
The Teton County Extension Service sponsors two meetings on grain marketing and farm programs. On Nov 10 at 8 p.m. in Power school Bob Brastrup of the Montana Wheat Commission will cover marketing methods and direct shipping and answer questions to boost income through marketing. On Nov 12 Darrell Fenner will lead a discussion on past present and future federal farm programs with audience participation. Open to farmers ranchers and area businessmen.
The American Legion and Auxiliary announce a Veteran's Day event in Augusta on Friday Nov. 13. A cock tail hour begins at 6 30 p m followed by a 7 30 p m potluck dinner. Chateau and Augusta Posts and Auxiliaries are invited with Chateau Auxiliary asked to bring salads.
Chateau stores will close Wednesday November 11 in observance of Veterans Day. The closure affects all locations as customers are informed to plan accordingly.
D. P. Dick Fabrick, a retired Chateau rancher, was named to the NILE Hall of Fame for his long ranching career and community contributions. He pioneered fall calving in Montana and consistently weaned 500 pound calves with a 95 percent calf crop at the Northern International Livestock Exposition banquet in Billings on October 29.
Cascade resident Mrs. Frank Ferrell formerly taught at Chateau and Rawlins high schools after Montana State University and UW education. In the Everett Herald she discusses her shift from teaching to psychiatric social work inspired by helping students who struggle to learn and study.
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