Teton County Students Graduate From Various Colleges
Washington State University lists 1 955 undergraduates 147 masters and 57 doctors plus 149 provisional teaching certificates. Judith Y Morris Choteau graduates with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and honors distinction.
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Pullman, Wash
Washington State University
Judith Y. Morris
Choteau
County Youths Plan to Attend 4 H Course
Patti Haynes and Nancy Maurer join 66 Montana youths in a flight to Washington D C for the National 4 H Citizenship Short Course. Haynes attends June 6 12 and Maurer June 20 26 at the National 4 H Center with Capitol Hill Day tours and social educational activities.
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Patti Haynes
Jack Haynes
Fairfield
Nancy Maurer
Cedric Maurer
Power
Montana
Washington, D. C
Miss Haynes
Nancy
Washington
Capitol Hill
Montana Farmers Will Get Larger 1972 Wheat Allotment
Montana’s 1972 domestic wheat allotment will total 1,410,495 acres, about 2 percent above this year’s 1,383,608 acres. It forms part of a national 19.7 million acre allotment. Antrim outlined apportionment by counties and farms, with farm allotments and set-aside rules to be announced later.
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Montana
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Joel P. Antrim
Stevensville
Antrim
Farm Program Certification Is Explained
Rex Manuel explains farm program certification for wheat and feed grain set aside. Producers may certify any time before July 22 to receive early payments, with county ASCS guidance and photo maps aiding accurate certification.
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Rex Manuel
Teton County
ASCS
Manuel
Arlyne McCollum
Montana Freight Rate Cuts Take Effect in July
Montana wheat and barley shipments to Oregon and Washington ports will see rate reductions up to 30 percent starting July 1 1971. The cuts, led by Burlington Northern and Milwaukee Road, aim to save Montana growers millions annually and shorten port unloading times from five to two days to speed car turnaround.
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Helena
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Newell Gough Jr
Montana Railroad Association
Burlington Northern
Milwaukee Road
Gough
North Central
Portland
Astoria
Ore
Longview
Vancouver
Kalama
Tacoma
Seattle
Everett
Wash
Montana Grain Trade and Producers’ Groups
Midshipman Marc Lee Named to Naval Academy Dean’s List
Annapolis Md Marc E Lee son of Mr and Mrs Robert D Lee Fairfield has been selected to the Dean's List for academic excellence at the U S Naval Academy He is a 1967 graduate of Fairfield High School During his time at the academy he has shown strong scholarship and commitment to his studies
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Annapolis
Marc E. Lee
Robert D. Lee
Fairfield
U. S. Naval Academy
Fairfield High School
Great Falls Hosts State Public Dump Closure Workshop
About 50 officials from 13 counties attended a June 9 workshop at the Civic Center Auditorium to discuss closing open burning dumps under Mission 5000. Montana aims to replace unsanitary dumps serving 2,500+ residents with sanitary landfills within two years, with additional sessions planned nationwide and statewide.
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Civic Center
Great Falls
John S. Anderson
State Department of Health
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Montana
Anderson
Terrance D. Carmody
Division of Environmental Sanitation
Herbert C. Crowe
Mission 5000
Environmental Protection Agency
Denver
Colo
Eddy A. Crowley
Division of
Environmental Sanitation
Lawrence P. Gazdia
John A. George
50th Anniversary Observance Slated
A golden wedding anniversary reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lester Young of Fairfield will be held at Grace Lutheran Parish Center in Fairfield on Saturday June 19 at 8 p.m. All friends are invited. no gifts please. Card of Thanks: Memorial Poppy Fund Drive supports veterans and their children. half stays in Choteau, half goes to the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Lester Young
Fairfield
Grace Lutheran Parish Center
Choteau
of the American Legion Auxiliary
Wanted Young Man to Work in Service Station
Wanted young man to work in service station. Apply Box 124 Cho teau.
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Choteau
Wool ballots sent in Teton County referendum on wool and lamb promotion
Ballots voting on an agreement between the U S Department of Agriculture and the American Sheep Producers Council are being returned to the Teton County ASCS office. Eligible voters include producers who owned sheep six months of age or older for 30 consecutive days in 1970.
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ASCS
Rex Manuel
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Manuel
Secretary of Agriculture
American Sheep Producers Council
U. S. Department of Agriculture
ASPC
Rainbow Girls Set for 43rd Grand Assembly in Billings
One thousand Rainbow Girls are expected for the 43rd Grand Assembly in Billings on July 13 to 15. Chateau Rainbow Chapter members attending include Marcie Curtis and Jeanine Hamilton with several others named. chaperones listed as Susan Inbody and several spouses.
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Grand Assembly
Rainbow Girls
Billings
Chateau Rainbow Chapter
Marcie Curtis
Iowa
Jeanine Hamilton
Grand Choir
Irene Inbody
Marie Anderson
June Dale
Jody Sabo
Diane Buck
Kathy Cook
Pam Baker
Janet Otness
Cecile Passmore
Christie Otness
Jerri Barrett
Debbie Denison
Kari Hanson
Carolyn Swanson
Dana Swanson
Susan
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Mark Alzheimer
Dennis Loch
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Steve Young
Clark Welch
Lewistown Communications
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U. S. Marines
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Choteau, Mont
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American Legion Auxiliary
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