Teton County 4 H Horse Show At Fairfield Saturday
About 25 Teton County 4 H horse project members participated in the second annual Horse Day in Fairfield on Saturday July 7. Judges selected top horse and showmanship winners and the leading contestants will represent the county at the Montana Junior Quarter Horse Association judging meet in Bozeman in October.
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Teton County
Fairfield
Horse Project
Montana
Lane Yeager
Marlin Styren
Lorilyn Styren
Jeff Gollehon
Yeager
Marlin
Montana Junior Quarter Horse Association
Bozeman
Mike Arensmeyer
Eben Palmer
Sara de Bruycker
Teri Lewis
Cody Yeager
Susan Ferrin
Luanna Arensmeyer
Kay Sibley
Jill Stephens
Corrine Hebtner
Cody Bill Torgerson
Lyle Baker
Shelly Clark
June Gray
Deb Otness
Bill Lewis
Pam Vigen
Dusty Crary
Peggy Gollehon
Doug Mhodgskiss
Brad Hodgskiss
Pixie Simpson
Mar
Lin Styren
Sara DeBruycker
Brad M Hodgskiss
Ellen Palmer
Doug Hodgskiss
Julie Styren
Kim DeBruycker
Barbara Pepper
Simms
Nancy Lewis
Tom Gollehon
Lindseth-Otness Family Reunion Set
A Lindseth-Otness family reunion is planned for Sunday July 15 at Chateau city park with a picnic lunch at 1 p.m. The event also celebrates Betsy Veal s 80th birthday. Friends in the Choteau area are invited to visit with her from 2:30 to 4 p.m.
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A. Lindseth-Otness
Chateau City
Betsy Veal
Unemployment Check Increase Is in Effect
Legislative amendments to the Employment Security Law effective July 1 1973 will raise the maximum weekly unemployment checks on new claims to 65 dollars and change benefit formulas. The new maximum will be set yearly at half the average weekly wage in Montana insured industries, with 1972 average wages at 130.94 dollars. The reform also expands eligibility, avoids disqualification for medical or personal injury leave, and extends coverage to about 8 000 state employees starting January 1 1975 with first eligibility later that year.
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Fred Barrett
Barrett
Montana
Transportation Money Received By Teton County
Helena Dolores Colburg, state public instruction superintendent, informs Teton County that it will receive 13336 as the second and final transportation reimbursement for public elementary and secondary schools. The payment follows transportation claims and state law provides one third of basic pupil transport costs with the remainder funded by local levies and district taxes. This reimbursement portion totals 706861.99.
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Helena
Dolores Colburg
Teton County
Colburg
Guide to Montana Parks Laws Extends to County Offices
The Cooperative Extension Service releases A Guidebook of Montana Laws Governing Municipal and County Parks and Recreation. It explains constitutional statutory and case law, park ordinances, budgets and programs, with legal references and a section on liability and insurance.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Montana
Paul E. Nordstrom
Montana State University Plant and Soil Science Department
South Dakota State University Department of Horticulture Forestry
Roger Brownson
Extension Service
Montana State University
Brownson
Rabbits for Sale Listed by Ellen Palmer
Advertisement notes rabbits for sale from Ellen Palmer contact 466-2743 with a 12 2tp listing in the classified section.
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Ellen Palmer
Farmers Told To Maintain Land Uses
Teton County farmers with certified compliance for 1973 farm program must keep to their commitments for the year. Arlyne McCollum of the ASCS says 714 farmers certified by July 2. spot checks will run through year end to verify acreage, with possible loss of payments for noncompliance. Set aside must meet minimum size and width, and graziers or hay growers must notify the county ASCS in advance or risk penalties.
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Teton County
Arlyne McCollum
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service County Office
Swim Meet Continues with Record Day for Chateau Swimmers
Perry Breen won the 100 breast and added a third in the fly. JoAnn Nordhagen swept the 100 free 100 breast and narrowly missed in the fly. Winnie Morey claimed the big I. M. race with Verna Bremer third and Morey added a 100 free second. Chateau relay teams placed second in both races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Breen
Brumberger
Cut Bank
Winnie Morey
Verna Bremer
Miss Bremer
Carol Allen
Miss Morey
Allen
Chateau
JoAnn Nordhagen
Fairfield
Chuck Nauck
Tom Clarke
Dave Rathman
Rathman
Impact of Coal Development Threatens Rosebud Battlefield
In Montana Outdoors Ken Walcheck warns coal development threatens the Rosebud Battlefield and other archaeological sites in southeastern Montana. The piece argues the stake is between energy needs and preserving historic and cultural resources for future generations. The author notes only two sites have been excavated across the region and urges public choice on this contested land.
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Montana Outdoors
Montana Department of Fish and Game
Rosebud Battlefield
Montana
Ken Walcheck
Miles City
Rosebud
George Crook
Crook
Sheridan
Wyo
George Custer
the Little Big Horn
Custer
Beneft
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Lindseth-Otness
Bob Pourroy
Warren Malcott
Orig
Jean Tops
Dan River
Fabric Casuals
Cooperativeeixtension Service
County Extension
William R. Richter
Augusta, Montana
City OF
Choteau
Choteau Drug, Inc
Choteau, Mont
Don Petrilli
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