Wild Animals Make Poor Pets Warns Montana Officials
The Montana Department of Fish and Game warns that wild animals rarely stay tame, often becoming nervous and dangerous with age. Coyotes, raccoons, and deer fawns taken from the wild can carry parasites and die without proper care, and many species require permits to possess legally.
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Department of Fish and Game
Steve Bayless
Information Bureau
Montana
Community notes from Collins area reflect health and milestones
Collin s community notes report Herb Silberman’s improvement after a Denver checkup. Gene Baquet’s Rochester visit shows good progress and oral medication. Memorial services in Great Falls honor Peggy Wagnild. Graduations at local schools noted with names Greg Alzheimer Scott Corey and Lindy Larson. A Collins School reunion details with June deadlines.
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Collins
Herb Silberman
Denver
Herb
Bill Reiquam
Gene
Gladys Baquet
Rochester
H. Montague
Bozeman
Margaret Mullen
Great Falls
Peggy
Margaret Wagnild
Miss Wagnild
Montague
Monkman
Gene Baquet
Neil
Saco
Vivian Taylor
Baquets
Mike Horaks
Albert Tomshas
Esther Tesch
Chateau Library
Ove Larson
Sindy
Marian Copelan
Conrad
Dale Copelan
Albertine O'Keefe
John
Don Koenigs
Glen Inbody
Whist Club
Shelby
Pudge Burdick
Robbie
Lorran
Sarah Larson
Vi Pedersen
Esther Priscilla Circle
Helen Larson
Shirley Nordahl
Marie Larson
Herald Depner
Ross
Greg Alzheimer
Scott Corey
Lindy Larson
Scott Douglas Corey
Gregory Paul Alzheimer
Charles Walker
Bend
Ore
Michelle
Mark
M. Alzheimer
Walker
Sandie
Ann Munson
Agnes
Alzheimers
George Alzheimer
Alice
Highwood
Gary Alzheimer
Fort Benton
Tim
NMC
Havre
Mrs. Walker
Missoula
Dianna Caskey
Sharon Mce Collom
Agnes Alzheimer
Fairfield
Collins School
White Buffalo at Roxy Theatre stars Bronson Warden
The Roxy Theatre presents White Buffalo with Charles Bronson and Jack Warden. A May release and no press release received yet. Showtimes Friday and Saturday 7 10 and 9 P.M. and Sunday and Monday 8 P.M. rated PG.
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Charles Bronson
Jack Warden
North Dakota
Rites Held May 21 for Margaretta Wagnild in Great Falls
Memorial services for Margaretta L. Wagnild were conducted at Hillcrest Lawn Mausoleum chapel Great Falls with Father Jeff Terry officiating. Born October 26 1925 in Great Falls she earned degrees in social work psychiatric social work and a master’s from the University of Denver. She worked in Denver and Great Falls for 20 years in child welfare and humanitarian aid and is survived by her mother and several aunts uncles and cousins. Entombment followed at Hillcrest Lawn Mausoleum.
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Margaretta L. Wagnild
Hillcrest Lawn Mausoleum
Great Falls
Jeff Terry
Episcopal Church
Ruth Sibelist Wagnild
Alf Wagnild
Teton County
Denver
Colo
Fairbault
Minn
University of Montana At
Missoula
College of Great Falls
University of Denver
Child Welfare Department
Denver County
Miss Wagnild
O. Wagnilds
Choteau
Gordon Monkman
H.M. Montague
Collins
Blanche Sibelist Neely
Don Sibelist
Gordon Monkman Jr
Salem
Ore
Pierce Mullen
Bozeman
James Davis
Boulder
Carl Wisse Accepted Into Vet School at WSU Pullman
Carl Wisse of Chateau is admitted to the first year of the veterinary medicine program at Washington State University Pullman beginning September 19. Of 80 incoming students, 29 are women. WSU's College of Veterinary Medicine, founded in 1899, is the oldest in the Pacific West.
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Carl Wisse
Vet
Chateau
College of Veterinary Medicine
Washington State University
Pullman
Wash
WSU
WSU College of Veterinary Medicine
Pacific West
Debo rah Lee Vick to wed Gary Michael Shellerud
Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Daren J Vick of Power Montana between Deborah Lee Vick a 1971 Power High and 1975 Montana State University graduate and Gary Michael Shellerud a 1971 Opheim High School and Montana State University alum. Shellerud studies at Loyola School of Dentistry Maywood Illinois. A July wedding is planned.
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Daren J. Vick
Power
Deborah Lee
Gary Michael Shellerud
North Riverside
Shellerud
Lee Shellerud
Richland
Mont
Miss Vick
Power High School
Montana State University
Bozeman
Countryside Christian School
Cambridge
Opheim High School
Swanger Receives Priest River Athlete of the Year Honors
Larry Swanger of Chateau was named Outstanding Male Athlete of the Year at Priest River Idaho. He received the Bruce Baker Award as Outstanding Football Player and the Most Improved Basketball Player award at the Booster Banquet.
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Larry Swanger
Lloyd Swanger
Chateau
Priest River
Idaho
Swanger
Bruce Baker
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VN Pedersen
George Beaudeau
Roxy Theatre News
Jerry Lussenden
Bart Henry
Choteau, Montana
John and
Marge
Beautiful
Teton Canyon
Tesch
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
The
Chateau Pilot’s Association
Trail Blazers
Wyse
Conrad, Montana
WestMont Agency
Ramaker Construction
Dutton
Datsun
Plymouth
Dirkes
Oldsmobile
Bob Dirkes Choteau
Pontiac
Jim Dirkes