Federal Topographic Surveys Begin West of Chateau
The U S Geological Survey starts 800 square mile topo graphic mapping west of Chateau with 16 quadrangles at 1 24000 scale. Helicopter aided triangulation from deputy chief Joe Strange directs trails roads and landmarks. maps show contours every 20 or 40 feet and will aid mineral resource development water forest use and engineering projects. Publication is expected in 1958 with distribution through Denver and Butte offices.
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U. S. Geological Survey
Federal Center
Denver
Colo
Chateau
Augusta
Grimsley Park
Sun River Pass
George D Forney
Essex, Mont
Glacier National Park
Joe F Strange
Choteau
Russell A Gates
Clark Apartments
Bruce A. Anderson
Dennis J Gibbons
US Creological Survey
State Geologists Office
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Montana
Annual O-Mok-See Next Sunday by Seven Saddle Clubs
Seven saddle clubs gather at Fairfield for the district O-Mok-See parade at 12 30 pm and 17 competitive events starting at 1 pm. The Teton Saddle Club of Choteau defends the traveling trophy from last year as clubs from Pendroy Dutton Augusta Simms Great Falls Fairfield and Choteau compete.
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Fairfield
Teton
Choteau
Fairfeld
Wit.h
Pendroy
Dutton
Augusta
Simms
Great Falls
Air Force recruiter to visit Chateau June 13
Air Force recruiting sergeant Ray Heusel will be at the selective service office in Chateau on June 13 from 9 am to 12 noon. Heusel invites any interested readers to obtain information about the U S Air Force and hopes to meet graduating high school senior boys to explain the new military obligation.
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Ray Heusel
Air Force
Chateau
Selective Service Office
US Air Force
Heusel
Former Choteau teacher earns Coe Fellowship at Wyoming
Miss Cleo Buck of Park County high school faculty at Livingston, formerly English instructor at Choteau high, was awarded a Coe Fellowship for the Conference on American Studies at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. About 25 teachers from across the nation are invited each five week term. Buck will join the first term June 11 to July 13. The program, funded by gifts from the late William Robertson Coe, seeks nominees with strong teaching quality and community contributions.
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Cleo Buck
Park County
Livngston Wi
Choteau High School
University of Wyoming
William Robertson Coe
Cody
New York City
Wyoming
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