Augusta High School 50 Year Reunion Set for July 25
The Augusta High School 50 year reunion and Old Timers picnic will be held July 25 at Augusta Park. Attendees are asked to bring a potluck lunch with barbecue available. A town history annual for $2, mail order $2.25 via Augusta Postmaster, and guests include Leonard Sheble and Bill Zigmund of Green Bay, Wis.
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Augusta High School
Augusta Park
Augusta
Leonard Sheble
Bill Zigmund
Green Bay, Wis
Zigmund
Audrey Sheble
Local families visit relatives before Navy moves
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Murr of Paulsbo Washington visit Pete Zgoda and sister Judy Wilder with relatives. Other guests include Jim Lohse family Great Falls and Bert Rice Sun Prairie Wisconsin. Nurseries news include births, marriages and travels of multiple families across Montana Idaho and beyond.
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Floyd Murr
Paulsbo
Wash
Pete Zgoda
Judy Wilder
Murrs
Charleston
S. C
Murr
Navy
Zgoda
Jim Lohse
Great Falls
Bert Rice
Sun Prairie
Wis
Fred Swenson
Rice
Deanna Swenson
Dale Lange
Sand Point
Idaho
Marge Hanusa
Lange
University of Montana, Missoula
Rob Miller
Charles Miller
Roseburg
Dre
Charles
Annual AAU Convention Report Highlights Montana Delegates
The convention saw Montana leaders named including Tom White as president-elect Dick Bueh rer as vice president Jean Moffat secretary and Harry McLaughlin treasurer. Choteau swimmers area meets and junior Olympics plans dominate the schedule with divisions and championships set from July through August in Kalispell Conrad Chinook and Lewistown. Wayne Krahe to lead Choteau program as head coach alongside Stan Rathman representing the Lions Swim Team and Athletic Club.
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Stan Rathman
Lewistown
Choteau Lions
Choteau Athletic Club
Tom White
Anaconda
Montana
A.A.U
Dick Buehrer
Sidney
Jean Moffat
Great Falls
Harry McLaughlin
Chinook
Chateau
Columbia Falls
Whitefish
Kalispell
Cut Bank
Shelby
Conrad
Dutton
Fairfield
Choteau
Butte
Fort Benton
Bob McNeel
Missoula
Dave Denny
Miles City
Wayne Krahe
Lion’s
Former County Man Oscar Jackson Dies in California
Oscar Jackson, 75, died June 14 in Lucerne Valley California. Funeral and burial were in California. Jackson a retired Postal Department worker lived in Montana until nine years ago moving to California. Survived by widow Miriam N. Jackson Lucerne Valley three brothers Emile Fairfield Thomas Denton and Edward Geraldine two stepsons and nine grandchildren.
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Oscar Jackson
Lucerne Valley
Calif
California
Jackson
Postal Department
Montana
Miriam N. Jackson
Emile
Fairfield
Thomas
Denton
Edward
Geraldine
Social Security Raises Reach Montana Beneficiaries
Social Security checks for Teton County residents rise by 10 percent starting January 1 1971 after a law signed by President Nixon. First monthly increases of 95 000 reach beneficiaries June 3 with separate January to April backdated checks mailed later in June.
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Teton County
Ray Pedersen
Great Falls
Nixon
Pedersen
Montana
Piano Tuning Wanted by Donald Hansen Shown
Wanted piano tuner and technician Donald Hansen will be in Chateau next week. Call 4662674 to schedule services. Subscribe to the Acantha.
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Donald Hansen
Chateau
Five Teton Memorial Hospital Employees Honored for Service
Five hospital staff were honored at the 34th annual meeting awards luncheon in Hot Springs South Dakota. Shirley Nordahl received 20 years service, Jeanette Denison and August Kade earned 10 year awards, James Humble and Violet Oertel received 5 year awards.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society of America
Hot Springs
S. D
Shirley Nordahl
Jeanette Denison
August Kade
James Humble
Violet Oertel
Leonard Orvedal
West
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Michigan
New Mexico
Illinois
Indiana
Arizona
Alaska
Moisture Drops as Heat Saps Soil Supply
The USDA says topsoil and subsoil moisture are short in many areas though adequate overall. Scattered showers occurred with rains needed to sustain crop growth while warm days and cool nights aided development. Winter wheat is 50 percent in boot stage and 35 percent headed, with overall good condition. spring wheat also in good shape. Montana State University reports wide wheat streak mosaic threats to crops.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montana State University
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Andy’s Appliance Center
Paul Beachem
Provo
Utah
Paul John Jr
Angela
Pamela
Joe
David
Smoot Rowley
Mary Ellen Sloan
Salt Lake City
A. G. Arensmeyer
Richard Arensmeyer
Rita
Roy Johnston
Debbie
Netra
Ed Chauner
Eddie
Martha Haynes
Bozeman
Ed Hartman
Navy Wave Hospital
Carol A. Huidekoper
David Paul Carroll
Great Lakes
NL. Mrs. Carroll Graduated From the Naval Hospital Corps School
Naval Training Center
Bremerton
P. D. Huidekoper
van Auken
Lake McGregor
Paul Demeule
Ennis
Debbie Lee
Dana
Oscar Ekstrom
Howard Hogue
Indianapolis
Ind
Ellen
Hogues
John Hogue
Meadville
Bob Corbett
LDS Church
Ray Hanson
John Peebles
Cloyd Stott
Hal Jenson
Andy Jenson
Berniece Sessions
Roy Stott
Arvid Sunder
Cliff Hansen
Melroe Division
Clark Equipment Company
Abbott Imp. CO
Chateau, Mont
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Libby
STACO
Naley
Armour
Vienna
Walt’s Meat Market
Choteau Food
George Beaudeau
Moose Hall
Choteau Jaycees
Teton County Abstract Company
Title Insurance Abstracts of
Choteau, Montana
Concord
Dodge
Olds
Delta
Ford Sales
Choteau, Mont
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