Fairfield P.T.A. and Community Events Highlight Week
Fairfield P T A meets Wednesday May 7 at 8 pm in the high school with Kenneth Fowell discussing a possible Fairfield swim program under Bill DeGroot. Senior Woman's Club hosts May 7 at Mrs. Roth home, reader on Women of the Bible. Mother and Daughter banquet planned for May 1 at the church.
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P.T.A
Kenneth Fowell
Great Falls
Fairfield
Bill DeGroot
Fred Roth
Ida Beyer
Thostess
Women of the Bible
J. A. Shoquist
Community Ladies Aid
Leigh Nett
Missoula
Nett
L. S. Crary
Leigh
Navy
George O. Sanford
C. I. Bailey
Sanford
Sun River
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Marshfield
Mass
C. L. Bailey
George Sanford
James Tuttle
Florence Monkman
Billings
R. A. Eastwood
Julia Gaare
Ernest Garcia
Howard Gaare
Lowell Crawshaw
Montana State College
Bozeman
Alfred Crawshaw
Louise King
Rexall
Mary Dehnert
L. K. Stevenson
Suzzanne
Kay Squires
Lyle Squires
Gladys Swartz
Lester Ammondson
Roma Roth
Libby Hatcher
Emma Clark
Lutheran Church
Local Spring Delays and Community News From Collins Area
April weather teases spring as flowers bloom slowly and a late season snow looms possibility in May. Neighbors share visits and family events including the Schlepps 10 children reunion and Willard Schlepp’s naval leave.
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Ruby Korpi
Opal Coghill
Korpi
Ulm
Glen
Charles
Mrs. Fitzgerald
Ross Mayers
A. T. Daughaday
Gladys Baquet
Reo Coghill
Nellie Dyer
Clyde Baquet
J. A. Coghill
Joe Jarosimek
Jimmy
Jack
Brady
Betty Helen
Alzheimer
H. H. Wuest
Agawam
C . Baauet
Mantel
Willard
Navy
Schlepp
Conrad
Howard
Callese
Rozemar
Washington
Gurnie Miller
Tena Thyme
Robert McClenhan
Dodds
Jennie Gilcher Depner
McClenhans
Columbia Falls Board Aligns Contracts With MESA Schedule
Columbia Falls school board follows the Montana Education Association salary schedule in preparing contracts for School District No. 6 teachers for next year. A board member confirms the policy guiding salary scales and terms.
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Columbia Falls
U.P
Montana Education Association
Fort Benton Teachers Demand Raises or Quit
Ten Fort Benton teachers returned unsigned contracts to the school board warning that unsatisfactory pay would require hiring a new staff next year. They demand minimum salaries from 2100 to 4125 dollars annually based on education and experience, while the board says offers meet the MEA schedule for the first five years.
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Fort Benton
U.P
Ing
Montana Education Association
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