History Group Tour Set For Sunday In Chateau
The Great Falls History Group hosts an annual tour starting at 8 a.m. Sunday from Courthouse square Chateau with narrations by Mrs. R. K. West. Stops include Freeman Ranch Old Agency Robare Ghost Ridge Holy Family Mission and Buffalo Jump with a finale at the Helena diorama.
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Courthouse Square
Chateau
Great Falls
Montana Institute of the Arts
Larry Gill
Old Mullan Trail
Fort Benton
Maiden Mines
Old Fort Magannis
DHS
Fergus County
R. K. West
Museum of the Plains Indians
Browning
Freeman Ranch
Montana
Old Agency
Teton
Robare
Wally Bradley
Lower
Badger
Ghost Ridge
Holy Family Mission
Two Medicine Creek
State Historical Museum
Helena
James Willard Schultz
Gill
Major Gordon Cooper Sets Near 600000 Mile Safety Mark
The text notes Major Gordon Cooper reached nearly 600000 miles traveled without an accident a few weeks back. It then asks readers to compare their own distance since their last traffic accident.
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Gordon Cooper
Teton Memorial Hospital News
Patients admitted include Mrs. Robert MacIntyre Anaconda Mrs. Ralph Lear Choteau John Alison Fairfield Mrs Myrtice Powell Choteau Cody Yeager Choteau Donald Sussenden Choteau Barry Sulgrove Rapid City S D Mrs Edwin Gebhart Power Mrs Rosemary Frisell Choteau Birth A daughter to Mrs Edwin Gebhart Power Patients dismissed include Andrew Larkin Fairfield Carol Eisenman Fairfield Laurane Goodman Augusta Diana Krause Augusta Mrs Robert MacIntyre Anaconda Donald Lussenden Choteau Mrs Edwin Gebhart and infant daughter Power
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Robert MacIntyre
Anaconda
Ralph Lear
Choteau
John Alison
Fairfield
Myrtice Powell
Cody Yeager
Donald Sussenden
Barry Sulgrove
Rapid City
S. D
Edwin Gebhart
Power
Rosemary Frisell
Andrew Larkin
Carol Eisenman
Laurane Goodman
Augusta
Diana Krause
Donald Lussenden
Detra Abbott Named Rainbow Girls Grand Representative
Detra Abbott was named a grand representative to Kentucky at the 1963 Grand Assembly of Rainbow for Girls. She will correspond with a grand representative in Kentucky during the next year as part of a grid of 49 representatives per state. About 900 Montana Rainbow Girls attended the session in Kalispell where 15 girls and five adults traveled from Chateau.
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Detra Abbott
Kentucky
Grand Assembly
Chet Abbott
Chateau
Kalispell
Montana
Miss Abbott
Kaye Caskey
Judy Cook
Nancy Davison
Betty Hightower
Bonnie Killam
Kaylene Larson
Carol Miller
Karen Miller
Donna Nett
Myrna Pierre
Nancy Robinson
Louise Truchot
Judy Yeager
Abbott
John Davison
Ted Miller
Jack O’neil
Glen Yeager
Montana Centennial coin given to Scottish lord provost
Montana officials and residents lead a cultural exchange as G E Bollinger presents a gold Centennial coin to the lord provost of Glasgow Scotland during a European tour. Bollinger and his wife also meet Glasgow leaders and receive red carpet treatment.
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Montana
Glasgow
Scotland
G. E. Bollinger
Europe
Kiwanis International
L. W. Upshaw
Ashton Engraving and Printing Company
Butte
Chet Dreher
Montana Highway Commission
Dick Pace
Virginia City
Great Falls
Norway
State Centennial Commission
Glacier Park
Virginia Stott and Ora Knowlton Tie Wedding The
Virginia Stott and Ora Knowlton exchanged vows with Dellno as ringbearer and Lyle Soule as best man. Bill Nelson and Dave Purkett served as ushers. The bride wore chantilly lace with sabrina neckline and a tulle veil. Attendants wore hot pink dresses. honeymoon travelled to Grand Canyon and nearby states. now reside at Knowlton ranch west of Bynum.
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Dellno
Lyle Soule
Bill Nelson
Dave Purkett
Grand Canyon
California
Oregon
Washington
Knowlton Ranch
Bynum
Social Security Rules For Farmers In Montana Area
Farmers become farm employers if they pay cash wages of 150 dollars or more or hire farm hands for 20 or more days in a year. They must obtain an employer identification number, keep employee records, and file yearly wage reports. Don Waldron will be in Chateau July 9 from 10 am to 1 pm at the commissioner’s courthouse office.
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Ray Pedersen
Great Falls
Social Security Office
Internal Revenue
Chateau
Don Waldron
Montana Hosts Welcome Tourists With Courtesy Drive Carefully
Montana Highway Patrol urges courteous hosting of summer visitors. Most guests travel by car and are good drivers, and hosts should promote polite behavior in homes, parks, and on highways to encourage repeat tourism.
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Montana
Montana Highway Patrol
Council addresses bonds and permits amid steady progress
The council deferred action on recommendations to study them further. Fred Barribal proposed buying $20,000 in government bonds with a bond resolution to be prepared. Bill Obernolte secured permission for a 15 minute Go Kart Club show after the rodeo parade if traffic is kept off the street. Mrs. Margaret Stewart asked to curb dump smoke. officials will have trash burned earlier. Mayor Fabrick urged a new dump site study by the Chamber or Jaycees. Building permits were approved for Dr. J R Crabtree clinic at $16,500, Rene McManus carport, and L C Burns and J B Huffman fences.
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Fred Barribal
Murphy
Bill Obernolte
Margaret Stewart
Frontier Motel
Fabrick
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
J. R. Crabtree
Teton Memorial Hospital
Rene McManus
L. C. Burns
J B. Huffman
For Sale 30‑Foot Trailer Behind Shoe Repair
Classified notice states a 30 foot trailer is for sale located behind a Shoe Repair shop. Price not posted. Advertisement ends with 9-1tc, indicating classic newspaper placement code.
Henning Urges Passage Of Farm Labour Recruitment Bill
Under Secretary of Labor John F Henning urged passage of S 527 to improve domestic farm labor recruitment. He cited peak seasonal needs unmet by current methods and high unemployment among agricultural workers. The plan would recruit and transport workers to areas of need, with minimal protections in written contracts and a revolving fund to cover costs.
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Washington, D. C
John F. Henning
Subcommittee On
Migratory Labor
Senate
Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Secretary of Labor
Public Employment Service
Hennings
Channel Changes in 13 Montana Streams booklet released
The Montana Fish and Game Department published a 22 page guide on channel changes in 13 streams as part of a stream preservation program. It notes habitat loss on about one third of surveyed streams and is available through the Information and Education Division in Helena. The Bald Eagle population is declining. fewer than 1,000 remain in 48 inland states with recent eagle deaths linked to DDT via pesticide residue analysis.
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Helena
Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana
Fisheries Division
Department
America
Department of Interior
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Maryland
Legislation Aims To Aid Farm Workers and Employers
Lawmakers discuss S .527 to address farm labor issues by giving more tools to align employment needs of farm workers with those of farm employers.
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History Group
Reinhardt Arensmeyer
Cut Bank
Eunice Fay
Thomas Weslie McCoy
Vincent Stephen Barton
Milwaukie
Ore
Miss Arensmeyer
Choteau High School
McCoy
Union High School
Malmstrom Afb
Cherry’s Meat Market
Choteau Shoe Repair
Rainbow Girls
Tim Babcock
United Grocer
Vienna
Bronko
Bronko W. K. Or
Kingsford
Libby
Fave
Wyat
Pas A
Virginia Stott
Ora Knowlton
Virginia Louise Stott
Harry V. Stott
Ora Gale Knowlton
Ora Knowlton Jr
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Roland Peters
Duard
Rich Clough
Karen George
Kathleen Stokes
Alice Stott
Council
Henning
F&g Department
Bald Eagle
John van Bolcum
Gray
Sander
THE
Choteau Legion
Rica Or
Oye Seton Amond
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