Water Rights System Proposed by Montana Agency
Montana considers a state water rights system to issue permits and centralize records, with hearings this week to explain provisions. The bill, drafted by the Water Law Advisory Council, would inventory claims, protect existing rights, and coordinate with federal agencies while ensuring prior appropriators. A separate item notes a bridal shower for Miss Vickie Gee at Pioneer Nursing Home and a Santa visit hosted by the Jayceens at the Lutheran church for families and children.
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Montana
Water Law Advisory Council
Department of Natural Resources and Conservation
Helena
Ted
Vickie Gee
Pioneer Nursing Home
Martin Longstad
Miss Gee
Jim Gottlob
John Hager
Clete Huff
Jack Hosley
Congregational Church
Giacobazzi Weds Mosness In Big Timber Church Ceremony
Miss Helen Jean Giacobazzi married Robert Terry Mosness on Friday November 24 at St. Josephs Catholic Church in Big Timber. The couple, parents and bridal party are named, with details of attire, reception, honeymoon, education and careers. They will reside in Big Timber.
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Helen Jean Giacobazzi
Robert Terry Mosness
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Big Timber
John Haligowski
Franklin Grosfield
Betty Mosness
Andrew G. Giacobazzi
Bellevue
Wash
Carl E. Mosness
Lea
Forest Gibby
Rudy Mosness
Arnold Mosness
Elmer Myrstol
Robert Kilian
Gary Mosness
Kim Harlan
Rick Allison
Scott Blaylock
Kathy Brown
Karen Kilfan
Bellevue Senior High School
University of Montana
McBride Land
SGHS
Reed Point Notes December 14 1972 Community Brief
Local notes cover Dec 24 church play at Evangelical Church, visits by Bud Deeney and Olga Muir, Farmers Union GTA convention delegate Gene Van Oosten in St Paul, family moves to Mason City Iowa, visitors from Billings Laurel Columbus and Livingston, birthday celebration for Bonnie Warren, Clyde Park games results, and a cold weather brief noting few outings.
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Bud Deeney
Olga Muir
Big Timber
Gene van Oosten
Farmers Union Gta
St. Paul
Minn
Columbus
Eugene
Lynda
Bue) Widmer and Son
Mason City
Iowa
Sears and Roebuck Co
South Fierce
Wayne Eder
Dick Justice
Billings
Teddy DeCock
George Swindler
C. A. Swindler
Swindler
Jack Payne
Laurel
Leo Drain
Greg Payne
Robert Reeves
Bob Lethert
Bob Campanella
Dianna Bail
Alta Campanella
Katherine Bovee
Rex Bovee
Livingston
Dave Warren
Mike
al Berg
Bonnie
Mark Astler
Mark
Clyde Park
Lavina
Carol Cogburn
Reed Foint
Montana Power marks 60 years serving Montana
Montana Power Company celebrates six decades spanning from 1912 to today, outlining growth from horse power to jet age, hydro projects at Great Falls and Thompson Falls, and a vast network of lines. It notes rate reductions, increased generating capacity from about 102 thousand kilowatts to nearly one million, and rising customer counts from 23,409 to 184,539. The company also introduced natural gas in 1931 serving 91,000 customers across 3,000 miles of pipeline, and mentions future plans including Colstrip plants to meet demand.
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Montana Power Company
Montana
Montana Power
Great Falls
Thompson Falls
America
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Robert E. Miller
Santa Claus
Stan Nevin
Ron Jarrett
Giacobazzi
Mosness
Julie Herman
Fort Benton
Susan Giacobazzi
Herman
Rochelle Mosness
Joe Giacobazzi
Tracy Mosness
Scott Kilian
REED
Louise Thompson
The
Evangelical Church
Big Timber Pioneer
Bob
Gquige Homes
Premier
Montanan
Falcon
Academy
Camelot
Glenwood
Bozeman
Northwest
Colstrip
George W. O'Connor
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