Farmington Schools Closed for Teacher Convention
Farmington and Chateau schools closed Thursday and Friday for the teachers convention in Great Falls. With no classes, several students used the four day break to travel or take trips.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1969
Page
3
Farmington and Chateau schools closed Thursday and Friday for the teachers convention in Great Falls. With no classes, several students used the four day break to travel or take trips.
Mr and Mrs Harold Baker tour Yellowstone Park then Missoula to visit Faye Grimes family returns Sunday. The Browns head to Billings after school ended and attend a concert by Al Hirt in Eastern. Lyle Otness family visit Bellevue and Seattle visiting Coombs and Hanson with zoo monorail and space needle.
Mr and Mrs Ed Alzheimer and family spent the school holiday with Lonnie McCollums in Osburn Idaho. David and Jim Alzheimer recently returned from MSU. Mrs Glen Inbody and Betty attended a Girl Scout campout at Scoutana. Mrs E R McLean and Mrs W R Hawley took a two week trip to Wisconsin and Minnesota visiting relatives and friends including Ellen Swanson.
A local seed firm, World Seeds, releases WORLD SEEDS 1812 hard red spring wheat. Farmers report yields averaging 465 bushels per acre versus 37.6 for long straw wheat under similar conditions. Seed remains scarce with brisk sales as tests show equal or better milling and baking quality.
Weekend activities feature multiple deer baggings by Corey and Alzheimer groups, with hunters on the Teton and surrounding areas. Geese flood fields amid mild temps while renovations and new construction projects continue in Conrad area.
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