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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1972
Page
5
The Burton 4 H Clubbers met November 14 with Vice President Rosalie Richert in charge. John Fishbaugh led pledges and Thanksgiving Prayer. Kay Arensmeyer read last meeting minutes. Linda Ferris presented the treasurer’s report.
Dave McFadden from the Great Falls office spoke to the Choteau Lions Club to launch this year’s Boy Scout fund drive. He noted $18 per boy for one year with about 120 local youths, aiming roughly $2000 in the community. Chester Corey led the effort, urging quick canvassing and collections to Citizens State Bank or Choteau Food within two weeks.
Deer and elk seasons have closed or been extended in multiple districts. Elk hunting is shut in 13 western districts while some areas allow antlered bulls only. a potential upper Yellowstone drainage season awaits weather moving elk from the park. Applications for elk permits run Nov 26 to Dec 10, with a Dec 14 drawing. District specifics and open periods are detailed for districts 282 40 44 47 414 471 59 64 610 and 750 plus 48 52 281 291 and 290 with tag validity notes.
Airman Mark D. Hansen has been assigned to Chanute AFB Illinois after basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will train in armament systems. Tech Sergeant Curtis S. Bartsch has deployed to Thailand with the 354th Tactical Fighter Wing aboard the A-70 Corsair, replacing F-4 Phantoms in the Pacific area.
Montana State University reports 100 percent job placement for agricultural education graduates since 1960. Dr. Max Amberson cites nationwide teacher shortages, with 1,743 graduates qualified in 1971 but only 496 entering teaching. Salaries range from 8,939 to 16,372, and graduates pursue roles as county agents, soil conservation officers, bankers, farmers, or ranchers.
FTC warns two risky imported items. A Pakistanian poncho made from Italian tablecloths is 100 percent rayon and burns rapidly. a Japanese headscarf features Bruxelles imagery with hand rolled hem and fiber labels. Holiday gift selection urged with fire safety in mind.
The University of Montana Missoula reports 8 749 fall quarter enrollees including 87 from foreign countries. Montana residents total 6 575 with 2 087 out-of-staters. Teton County has 67 students. Missoula County leads with 1 823. Petroleum and Golden Valley counties each have one student.
John Baker offers a single house for sale in Farmington contact 466-2970. Also wedding invitations available at the Acantha with full selection of invitations and accessories.
The ASC county committee led by Chairman Glen Yeager reminded farmers and ranchers in Teton County that ballots for the 1973 ASC election must be mailed with a Dec 1 postmark or delivered by 5 p.m. Dec 1. Instructions for marking ballots include vote limits and write-ins, with sealed envelopes and proper addressing to the ASCS county office.
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