Montana Sets 1963 General Big Game Season Dates
The Montana Fish and Game Commission tentatively set the 1963 general big game season for Oct 20 to Nov 24 with deer and elk hunting mainly open in most areas. Nonresident licenses allow 18 areas with one deer and details of districts 401 40 41 42 44 and 422 discussed at a public meeting in Chateau May 22. Archery opens Sept 15 in districts 280 211 15 24 25 27 310 and 316.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Chateau Area
Great Falls
Be a Responsible Driver On The Road
The article urges acting responsibly behind the wheel for your safety and that of others. It stresses mutual watchfulness, safe driving habits, and accountability for all road users.
National Safe Boating Week Acknowledged In Montana
Montana officials led by Walter J. Evelin announce June 30 to July 6 as National Safe Boating Week. President Kennedy and Governor Babcock urge boaters to follow safety measures as boat ownership grows in the state, with 12,495 boats in 1962 and stable injury and drowning figures since 1958.
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Helena
Walter J. Evelin
Montana Fish and Game Department
John F. Kennedy
Tim Babcock
Montana
Fish and Game
Treasure State
Dutton Legion Auxiliary Ends Season with Elections and Plans
The Dutton Legion Auxiliary met June 4 at Mrs. Ora Schultz home. Emma Van Heel reported on the poppy sale with Girl Scouts and a junior member assisting. Funds of 17.36 were added to the child welfare fund and sent to the department. The group set prize amounts for Poppy Posters and discussed future contest plans. Elections kept current officers. Vera Reeve Student Loan fund rules were reviewed. Burnetta Toeckes won the hostess gift.
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Dutton Legion Auxiliary
Ora Schultz
Emma van Heel
Billings
Vera Reeve
Sons and Daughters of Freeborn Post No. 64 Legion and Auxiliary
Burnetta Toeckes
Weather warmens traffic and prompts safer driving
As warmer weather returns highway use rises and drivers must sharpen habits to prevent accidents. Strong emphasis on attentive driving and reduced risk of collision during peak travel periods.
Birthday reminders and community notices from local Montana area
Fern Carlson turns five with eight friends. Mrs. Clarence Carlson shares the day with relatives. Joann Chalmers returns from Bozeman for summer quarter at Montana State. Roger Toren leads in all events at the State Bowling Tournament in Anaconda. Various visits, dinners, and weekend gatherings noted across Conrad, Great Falls, Cut Bank, Fort Shaw, Stevensville, and nearby towns. Traffic safety reminder issued by Montana Highway Patrol.
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Fern Carlson
Clarence Carlson
Joann Chalmers
Bozeman
Montana State
Jack Bradley
Roger Toren
Ana
Burton Country
Oscar Erickson
Fairfield
Harold Cook
Troy
Great Falls
Leslie Chalmers
Lambert
Tom DeBoer
Cut Bank
Harry Thorn
Elsie Sullivan
Harry
Jay Rice
G. I
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Conda
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Gene Iverson
Gas Hills
Wyo
A. E. Breere
Bob Lennon
Brad
Spokane
Ian Agnes Bradley
Joe Talifson
Alfred Talifson
Ruth
Black Diamond
Alta
Veneta Collins
Betty Fjeldheim
Judy Tangen
Lorrin Clark
Stevensville
Herb Tangen
Louie Depner
Dennis
Dale Depner
Fort Shaw
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Montana Highway Patrol
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