Fairfield News Highlights From Busy Week
Fairfield's Junior Woman's Club hosted a year end picnic at the Cole ranch. Students and families joined picnics and sports events at Lowery and Great Falls trips. Commencement honors and numerous scholarships were awarded at the high school. Legion and VFW activities featured Boys' and Girls' State delegates. Baseball results include Fairfield and Fort Benton games with multiple players earning honors.
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Cole Ranch
L. S. Crary
Melvin Bueling
James Dirkes
Fails
Lowery
Ray Carlson
Jeanette Lear
Miss Leach
Harris
Great Falls
Gene Bourdet
Gene
Curtis Ammondson
Jere Lou Graves
Montana State College
Donna McCann
Brigham Young University
Shirlene Reynolds
Brigham Young
Joan Coffman
Great Falls College of Education
Kenneth Shoquist
Concordia College
Ivan Konen
Carroll College
Dorothy DePratai
Joan Folda
Danforth Foundation
Sherman Stuart
Band Mothers
Ronald Dirkes
Fairfield
Ath
Statewide Montana education funds allocated to districts
The state remitted 10 247.62 to Teton county school districts for transportation. Chateau high 1143.64 Fairfield 1887.62 Power 643.14 Dutton 162.22 transfers 108.74. Elementary apportionments include District 1 569.72 District 4 126.94 District 6 9346 etc. plus 25 000 Classroom unit money at 400 per unit with June distribution pending.
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Reiquam
Pendroy Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Max Hoeschen Corr writes of neighbors visiting relatives in Canada Idaho and Tennessee. Mrs Emma Rose hospital bound with pneumonia and Katherine Ritenour returning from Montana University. Rev Engdahl vacation church school Pendroy and local dinners and fishing weekend with guests from Conrad Long View and Great Falls.
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T. A. Cornett
Canada
Emma Rose
Nettie McDonald
Max Hoeschen
Polson
Claude Johns
Fuller House
Harold
Bob McDonald
John Rose
Long View
Washington
Eleanor Hoppe
Knoxville
Tennessee
Idaho
Engdahl
Pendroy
T. R. Larson
Vern Anderson
Conrad
Ed Davis
Chateau
Lott
Rose Mary
Virginia
Paul Rice
Mabel
Sharon Hamer
Lindseth
Katherine Ritenour
Montana University
Women’s Club Installs Officers For Coming Year
The Chateau Woman's club held its May 17 meeting at Lions hall with good attendance. A $15 gift from the American Home Demonstration club funds children's books at the library. New officers were installed. plans were set for the Conrad district meeting June 2.
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Chateau Woman's Club
Lions Hall
American Home Demonstration Club
Raymond Kelly
Conrad
Carl Malone
Jean Bleecker
Lorraine Maynard
Edith Peterson
Sarah Kropp
Annabelle Cruikshank
Shirley Louise Johns Home From Hospital
Shirley Louise, the new baby in the Johns family, returned home with her mother Mrs Claude Johns Jr on Sunday. The Fred Bills family visited the Stromswold home Friday evening. Rose Mary Ritenour and John Swanson Jr were among Choteau high school graduates Monday evening.
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Shirley Louise
John’s
Claude Johns, Jr
Fred Bills
Stromswold
Rose Mary Ritenour
John Swanson, Jr
Choteau
Lois Peterson Is Elected President Of Legion Auxiliary
Lois Peterson was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary for the coming year at the May meeting. Other officers named include Peggy Anderson as first vice president Mary Olson as second vice president Clarice Conklin secretary Dorothy Armstrong treasurer Iona Zgoda historian Connie Dellwo chaplain Virginia Sabo sergeant at arms and delegates to the district convention at Great Falls Joyce Robinson elected district first vice president and reports from the meeting noted. Delegates attended a luncheon hosted by Mesdames Darby Sabo Robinson Baker Walborn Bush and McDonald.
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Lois Peterson
American Legion Auxiliary
Peggy Anderson
Mary Olson
Clarice Conklin
Dorothy Armstrong
Iona Zgoda
Connie Dellwo
Virginia Sabo
Paul Kropp
Howard Ruegamer
Jack Armstrong
Joyce Robinson
Grea Falls
Firs
Legion
Darby
Sabo
Robinson
Baker
Walborn
Bush
McDonald
Bird study inquiry seeks local volunteers in Choteau
A letter to the Choteau Chamber of Commerce from F W Nixon Jr of Pacific Palisades California asks if anyone near Chateau is interested in active bird study especially hawk photography. He seeks help obtaining young hawks for study and invites local writers to contact him.
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Choteau
New York Life Extends Policies On Children’s Lives
New York Life now issues life insurance policies on children of all ages. The offer targets parents and relatives seeking to help a young son daughter nephew niece or grandchild own such a policy.
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