High School Graduates and Local News Celebrate A Busy Weekend
Chateau high school held graduation Friday with Arlene Depner valedictorian and Joann Chalmers Eunice Arensmeyer confirmed as eighth graders. Families attended ceremonies and a summer break followed. Community events included a Teton County H D Spring Tea and fishing season opening with numerous local gatherings and visits around Farmington.
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Arlene Depner
Larry Breere
Bill Chalmers
Chateau High School
Arlene
Joann Chalmers
Eunice Arensmeyer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eunice
Joann
East Farmington School
Farmington
A. Carlson
Don Mergenthal
Bill Rice
Great Falls
Charles Hanson
Ronnie Brown
Albert Carlson
Herbert Tangen
Lorrin Clark
John Chalmers
Oliver Mauseth
Reinhardt Arensmeyer
Arensmeyer
Chateau Park
Clarence Carlson
Hans Gaarder
Fairfield
Jean Chalmers
Rae Depner
Lyle Otness
Leslie Arensmeyer
Tommy Johnson
Ronnie Johnson
Jolly Juniors 4-H Club Meets At Homes In May
The seventh meeting on May 7 at Carol Miller's home opened with the pledge and roll call. Talks on cooking and dishwashing followed, with Carol Miller performing a Mozart minuet and serving cookies and lemonade. The May 18 meeting at Carolynn Schiller's featured talks on meals and eggs and a custard judging, with Schiller performing piano solos and refreshments.
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Jolly Juniors
Carol Miller
Janet Wood
Canty Stenson
Mozart
Carolynn Schiller
Helen Hensley
Jackie Peters
Betty Hightower
Brahms
License penalties for old and young car drivers explained
Montana in 1966 details driver improvement penalties. The Driver Improvement Section suspended 2380 Montana drivers for 30 days to one year based on property damage, injuries, and violation seriousness. Young drivers under 18 face similar suspensions with indicators from juvenile reports. King Philip’s War context referenced with 1675 events.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Montana
New Wheat Farm Allotments Deadline Slated for July 1st
The 1958 winter wheat program sets July 1 as the closing date to apply for new farm allotments. Farmers must write to their county ASC committee by July 1 and submit completed forms at the county ASC office. Eligibility factors include tillable acreage soil type topography farming system livelihood dependence and prior years with no wheat planted. New farm allotments exclude eligibility for Soil Bank acreage reserve.
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Leo S. Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Officer
ASC
Kolstad
Soil Bank
April Montana Fish and Game arrests show gun fishing spikes
April violations totaled 40 with 25 violators jumping the May 26 opening date and facing $2750 fines each. Four Livingston men paid $5250 each for taking game fish with a gun, a first for the year. Other cases included failures to comply with the life preserver law, hunting on a game preserve, and unlawful possession of beer and swans, with $2355 in total fines.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Livingston
M. J. Watt
Montana
Ufe
Helena
Great Falls
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Federal Civil Defense Administration
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