Movement to Rural Acreages Studied by Planning Board
Montana planners study the rush by city residents to rural acreages as homesites. Issues include sanitation with wells and septic tanks, water supply, lake sedimentation, runoff and erosion, wildlife winter range disruption, and limited planning board staff. Six counties show master plans with weak enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Montana
Marlen Tweten
Missoula
Helena
Tweten
Kalispell
Bozeman
Billings
Great Falls
College of Great Falls to Offer Courses This Fall
The CGF Conrad Resident Center seeks input via a survey of interest in college courses. From Aug 7 to 12 residents can pick up a questionnaire at their bank and mail it back. Results will guide fall offerings. a brochure will be ready by mid August with classes starting Sept 11.
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CGF - Conrad
College of Great Falls
CGF
Federal Spending In Teton County Totals $1 Million
Federal expenditures in fiscal 1971 totalled 11,763,400 in Teton County with 745,034 in economic activity from insured loans. Major contributors were Agriculture 5,295,827 and Transportation 3,571,289 in highway funds. HEW 1,660,232 and school aid 3,785 supported local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Teton County
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Department of Transportation
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department of Defense
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of the Interior
Department of Labor
Post Office
Treasury Department
Civil Service Commission
General Services Administration
Railroad Retirement Board
Applications Open for Kellogg KEEP Workshops at MSU
Montana State University hosts five one week workshops in January February and March as part of the Kellogg Extension Education Project. About 150 Montana adults will be chosen for this $600000 Kellogg Foundation funded program focusing on community decision making and group dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KEEP
Montana State University
Montana
M. E
Gene) Quenemoen
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Quenemoen
Bozeman
MSU
County Extension Service
Kellogg
Acantha Class Ads Offer Quick Sale of Unneeded Property
Local ad column promotes Acantha class ads as an efficient avenue to dispose of surplus items. Advertisers seek fast turnover and low friction sales through targeted listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
DeBruycker Cattle Barn Runner-up Honors at State Fair
At the Montana National Steer Futurity in Great Falls on August 2, Charolais groups swept the top spots for a fourth straight year. Gary Gershmel of Winnett led the winning group with OC Paul 1-1012, earning a $1,000 premium and a $200 Montana State Fair trophy, while Lloyd DeBruycker of Dutton exhibited the runner-up sired by Son of Amigos Pride 971 and received $500 from AICA and $150 from the State Fair. About 50 groups from breeds including Simmental and Limousin participated in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
Gary Gershmel
Winnett
Mont
OC Paul
USDA
Ric
Gershmel
American International Charolais Association of
Houston
Lloyd DeBruycker
Dutton
Amigo
DeBruycker
AICA
On the Farm Grain Storage Advantages Explained
A farm program official urges use of the ASC farm facility loan to fund on farm grain storage and drying equipment. Loans up to 35000 dollars for five years at about 5 percent support farmers producing eligible commodities, with details at the county ASC office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Glen Yeager
ASC
Commodity Credit Corporation
Yeager
ASCS
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Robert E. Miller
Ray Scott
Prop
Choteau, Montana
U. S
U.S. Army
New York
Darwin
Armstrong
Chateau
College of G. F
Selective Service System
Small Business Administration
Veterans Administration
Bosshardt
Dr. Johnson
Teton Memorial Hospital
Ted Perry
Roxy
The
Mekek
Cacco
Heethams
DeBruycker Cattle Barn
George Beaudeau
Jack Raty
Fort Shaw, Mont
Sanford
Acco
Choteau Acantha