Big Sky Resort Adds Jobs as Montana Economy Feels Impact
Gus Raaum of Big Sky of Montana Inc reports June to August payrolls averaged 600 workers with over $450000 monthly payroll and nearly $5 million in goods and services, 70 percent spent in Montana. Big Sky expects 1000 full time roles by 1982 completion, with contractors Tom Evensen Inc as one of 12 primes in Choteau.
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Big Sky of
Montana, Inc
Gus Raaum
Raaum
Big Sky
Montana
Tom Evensen, Inc
Choteau
Grade Officers Elected For Semester At Chateau Elementary
Chateau Elementary School elected officers for the first semester. Student Council officers include president Dick Chase and vice president Sharla Hinman with secretary Ken Spinder and treasurer Robyn Richmond.
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Chateau Elementary
Dick Chase
Sharla Hinman
Ken Spinder
Robyn Richmond
Loren Luinstra
Chris Blixrud
Melanie Anderson
Jesse Crawford
Russell Mills
Laura Blixrud
Tom Guthrie
Doug Tangen
Tracy Crawford
Jim Bosshardt
Graham Clarke
Cody Yeager
Jeff Richmond
Linda Rasmussen
Rocky Dailey
Keri Dunckel
Gary Passmore
Kay Sibley
Elaine Shepherd
Julie Evenson
Theresa Scott
Kirk Dunckel
Skip Higgins
Will Rassmussen
Robert Nordhagen
Jack Armstrong
Kelly Guthrie
Mark Guse
Ken Baker
Mark Engberg
Emilie Clarke
Marc Baker
John Fishbaugh
Equalization Funds Distributed to State Schools
Helena Dolore Colburg, Superintendent of Public Instruction, issued the first 1973 74 school year equalization payment of 10 944 878 to public schools constituting 20 percent of the annual total. The remaining four payments are scheduled for January February March and June. Teton County received 77 231 in September.
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Helena
Dolores
Teton County
Food and Fashion Fair Set for Saturday at Shelby High
Nationally known speakers headline the second annual Food and Fashion Fair to be held Saturday Oct. 6 at the Shelby High School gym. Dorothy Gallup of Montana State University says the program should surpass last year’s 1400 attendees. The event runs from 8:30 a.m. with three speakers and a famous fashion columnist. Extension homemakers from Liberty Pondora Glacier Teton and Toole counties organize a fashion show with 50 plus outfits. Local merchants display home furnishings clothing wigs and hair styling. Free box lunch for attendees. Tickets available from participating merchants.
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Shelby High School
Dorothy Gallup
Montana State University
Liberty
Pondora
Glacier
Teton
Toole
Montana
Rescue Mission Anniversary Party Planned
Rev John Horan now head of the Orlando Rescue Mission shares his life from crime to salvation at the Great Falls Rescue Mission banquet. Oct 11 at 6 30 p m in the Civic Center dining hall, with reception and an offering. Horan, a sought after banquet speaker, outlines his turbulent past and redemption story. The event is free for mission friends with prayers welcomed from others.
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Williamsburg
John Horan
Orlando
Fla
Horan
Great Falls
Civic Center
Justice
Navy
Army
Texas Rangers
Lord Jesus Christ
Friends of the Mission
Mission
Supt. Ross
Rev Horan
Montana
KRTV
Kfbb TV
Audrey
Eager Beavers 4-H Club Sets Saturday Meetings
The Eager Beavers 4-H club will start Saturday gatherings at 2 p.m. from Oct 6 in Pendrey Hall. Nancy Thompson of Chateau will show slides from a Germany exchange trip at the first meeting. Parental signatures required. two new leaders Pam Peters and Bonnie White join existing leaders. Anyone age 9 and up is welcome to join the club’s activities.
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Eager Beavers
Pendrey Hall
Nancy Thompson
Chateau
Germany
Pam Peters
Bonnie White
Helen Rice
Irene Neckstad
Margaret Evans
Carol Brownell
Cyndie Nelson
Football Scores From The Weekend Roundup
Chateau 12 Chinook 8. Conrad 28 Shelby 6. Cut Bank 14 Malta 8. Fort Benton 32 Browning 0. Geyser 26 Augusta 24. Power 20 Stanford 14. Centerville 18 Dutton 0. Fairfield 21 Cascade 0.
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Chateau
Chinook
Conrad
Shelby
Cut Bank
Malta
Fort Benton
Browning
Geyser
Augusta
Power
Stanford
Centerville
Dutton
Fairfield
Cascade
Montana Eyes Wide Local Government Shakeup Under New Constitution
Montana faces major local government reform as the 1973 constitution unlocks alternative forms for counties and cities. A state modernization commission is urged to draft plans by 1975, with a review and vote on new structures every ten years, reshaping powers from charters to administration across municipalities and counties.
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Montana
Thomas L. Judge
Petroleum County
Helena
Missoula
Great Falls
Bozeman
For Sale and Giveaway Classified Fragments
Two notices advertise bikes for sale in Choteau with phone numbers 466-2354 and a separate giveaway of three kittens at 466-2465. The fragment also includes an advertising slogan about doing business without advertising.
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Choteau
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Gus Depner
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Polson
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Tucson
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