Fairfield NCW SE hears school finances and bonds referendum
A large crowd attended the Fairfield Parent Teachers meeting with speakers C. R. Anderson Miss Mary Condon and Gordon Monkman discussing school finances county and state aid and a fall referendum to raise bond limits from 3 to 5 percent of district taxable value. Additional items covered a budget chart breakdowns and upcoming district tax discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Anderson
State Superintendent of Schools
Mary Condon
Gordon Monkman
Mr. Monkman
Anderson
Melvin Bueling
S. L. Dahl
A. B. Holland
Jeanette Lear
Floyd Eastwood
Dirkes
Jimmy Dirkes
Ray Foreman
February Activities Highlight Youth Exchange Efforts
The piece notes February as a busy month with civic duties and two significant birthdays tied to democracy. It highlights the International Farm Youth Exchange run by the U S Department of Agriculture Extension Service, now in its third year to foster world peace. It cites 1948 and 1949 US youth delegates Janice Fenske of Savage Montana and Rhua Slavens of Montana as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Europe
Janice Fenske
Savage
Mont
Rhua
Friendships Built Through International Youth Exchange
Montana plans 1950 exchanges with Switzerland and Europe to bring a Montana boy and girl to Europe and several European youths to the Treasure State. Financing comes from 4-H clubs Builders club Home Demonstration clubs and private donations. Ambassadors of peace promote goodwill through mutual understanding. Rhua Slavens spent four days observing Extension work and gave illustrated talks at Chateau and Fairfield schools after four months in Belgium and Luxembourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Butikoper
Peter Gerber
Switzerland
Montana
Europe
Rhua Slavens
Teton County
Chateau
Fairfield
Rhua
Belgium
Luxemberg
Farmington Readers Note Local Shoppers Visit Great Falls
Mrs LeDesky reports on Farmington shoppers in Great Falls with Mr and Mrs Charles Baker Mickey and Sharon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Baker of Choteau were also seen visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Broere
Wilbur Ziegler
John Chalmers
Don Rice
Gregor Tangen
Lambert Toren
Great Falls
Roger
Larry Broere
Chris Swensen
Morris
Bill
Martin, Rhinehart
Leslie
Lyle Arensmeyer
William Arensmeyer Sr
Anaconda
Ted
Miller
Inga Thyme
Chateau
Onida Forsyth
Oliver Forsyth
Oliver Mauseth
Orville
Cut Bank
Arthur Mauseth
Charles’ Baker
Mickey
Sharon
Elmer Baker of
Choteau
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K Fairfield
Ken Jenkins
Dave Phillips
Rolland Ely
Asa Matkin
Ernie Thorn
Carl Lindstrand
George Loomis
al Meyer, Jr
Gerald Stott
Ray Moore
Kenneth Christian Dick Fagen
Dan Patterson
Floyd Johnson
American Lutheran Aid
Oscar Lee
Junior Pilgrim Fellowship
Betty Rada
Marilyn Vanderjagt
Sandra Olson
Adeline Weiderrich
Janis Buelinz
Ellery Crary
William Cole
Kennen Christian
Power
Tyashua
Gene Bourdet
Eagles
Shelby
Central Mustangs
Chinook
Fort Benton
Bank
Fairfield Feed and Seed
Chick’s Service
H. D
By Frieda Schrader
al- America
Earies
Jewels
Elgin
Choteau Drug Co
J. L. LeDesky
Dick Dale
Lyle Otness
Duane Franks
Joel Otness
Ronald Otness
Leona Franks
Everett DeRusha
Missoula
Clarence Carlson
Albert
Laurence
Farmington Hall
Acanthe
Farmington
Chevrolet
Fisher
Coomoms
America
Raulic
Best Buy
Pelletier Chevrolet CO
England
Puerto
Rico
Russia
France
Malone Pharmacy
Bob
Howard
Choteau, Mont
Citizens State Bank
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