Shrine Circus at Great Falls This July
The 25th annual Shrine Circus will be held July 6 and 7 at the Great Falls fairgrounds with two shows daily at 2 30 p m and 8 p m. Acts include trained animals, a human cannonball, and trapeze artists. Admission 1 75 for children 2 75 for adults plus 50 cents for reserved seats. Proceeds support Shrine activities and charities.
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Shrine
Fairgrounds
Great Falls
Power Bicentennial Celebration Planned for Saturday
The Power community schedules a full day of events for the bicentennial on Saturday June 26. Activities include a pancake breakfast 7 to 8 30 a m a worship service and bell dedication at 9 a m breakfast again at 9 30 a m an antique machinery display 10 a m to 5 p m a parade at 1 p m the dedication of Homesteader Park at 2 p m a variety program talent show and beard contest at 7 p m and a bicentennial ball at 9 p m. All are invited to attend.
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Power Community
Homesteader Park
Alma Gaarder Dies at Conrad Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Alma Gaarder 70, who died June 16 in Conrad Hospital, were held June 18 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Fairfield. Rev. Roger Noer officiated with organist Joan Schmidt and vocalist Brian Beerman. Burial followed at St. Pauls Cemetery Zwerneman Mortuary arranged. Survived by Harold, Rev. Don Gaarder, Donna Underdahl, sisters Mabel Dirkes and Eileen Klesh, brothers Tallef Arley Gilmore, and 10 grandchildren.
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Fairfield
Hans
Alma) Gaarder
Conrad Hospital
Roger Noer
Joan Schmidt
Brian Beerman
Clarence Schmidt
Herb Schmidt
Fred Choate
Rex Manuel
John van Setten
Allan Paddock
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Zwerneman
Ted
Donna) Underdahl
Ledger
Mabel, Dirkes
Eileen Klesh
Great Falls
Tallef
Arley Hanson
Seattle
Gilmore Hanson
Interstate Construction Costs Across Montana In 1975
Montana let 61.6 miles of interstate contracts in 1975 totaling nearly $27 million for roadway work. Full project costs including signing lighting fencing and bridges reached $57.8 million with engineering bringing the total to $63.6 million. John Swanson Sr. is recovering satisfactorily at Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls.
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Montana
John Swanson Sr
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Former Local Woman Marries Alaska Man
Vicky Larson and Red Boucher wed at Immanuel United Presbyterian Church in Anchorage in a contemporary ceremony. Larson, 31, previously from Steamboat Springs Colorado, has three children and worked in sales. Boucher, in his mid 50s, is a divorced former lieutenant governor and governor candidate with a consulting firm. The couple plan no immediate honeymoon, hoping for a possible Europe trip later.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Boucher
Fairbanks
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Marvin
Roberta Elkins
Colorado
Montana
Heidi
Juneau
Vicky
Desiree
Domini
Lara
International
Anchorage-Westward
John
Bellarmine Preparatory School
San Jose
Calif
Johanna
Jamie
Jacqueline
Jennifer
Helen Laudenback
Michele
Doug Hall
Les Gunderson
Cindy
Tony Smith
Steve Agbaba
Europe
Equalization School Funds Distributed
Helena with state revenue gains boosting total 1975 76 equalization aid to over 25 million dollars public schools receive a 25 940 262 payment amounting to 35 percent of revised aid Dolores Colburg notes deficiency cut from seven to 4 3 percent warrants mailed this week conclude fifth and final payment Teton County receives 205 159 dollars
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Helena
Dolores Colburg
Teton County
Death of Former Area Resident Max Kirsh
Max Kirsh, 68, died June 23 in Los Angeles California. Reared in the Agawam community he worked many years at the Conrad Hotel and served in the U S Army. He moved to Los Angeles from Conrad and was married there. Survived by widow two brothers a sister and several nieces and nephews including Frank and Ed Petri notable in Farmington and Agawam communities.
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Max Kirsh
Los Angeles
Calif
Kirsh
Agawam
Conrad Hotel
U.S. Army
Conrad
Frank
Ed Petri
Farmington
Great Falls Giants Open Season With Home Game
The Great Falls Giants baseball team opens its season at home on June 25 with all area teams invited to attend. Home games start at 7 30 p m and feature a schedule through July and August against Idaho Falls Billings Leth and other opponents at various dates and venues.
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Great Falls Giants
Lethbridge
Idaho Falls
Billings
Helena College names Spring semester honor roll
Two hundred ninety seven Carroll College students are named to the Spring honor roll per Rev. Thomas O'Donnell Academic Dean. Freshmen lead with 86, juniors 82, sophomores 69 and graduates 60. Notable Chateau area names include Holly Adams David Hansen Andrew Jordan Ramona Sherman. To qualify a 3.5 GPA for 12 or more credits.
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Carroll’ College
Thomas O'Donnell
Chateau Area
Holly E. Adams
Allen J. Adams
David S. Hansen
Friis Hansen
Andrew A. Jordan
Andrew Jordan
Ramona K. Sherman
Robert Sherman
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