Doering Charges Rehabilitation Costs Excessive
Monarch Montana board considers claims that vocational rehabilitation expenses exceed actual service. Doering presented figures showing admin costs over services for 1959 60 and 1960 61, prompting Gov. Nutter to appoint a committee to review requests for new staff and offices. The panel will study and likely approve or deny the proposed additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Harriet E. Miller
Nutter
Dorothy Byrne
Helena
Gordon Doering
Boynton Paige
Philipsburg
Forrest H. Anderson
Doering
Lockwood
John D. Smith
Great Falls
Smith
Three Montana Schools Placed on Probation in First Accreditation
Powders River County trio Beaver Creek Powderville and Villup were put on probation for one year as Montana completes its first statewide elementary accreditation. Sando cited noncertified teachers and overloading as key issues, while praising library and science program improvements and noting progress toward statewide standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Powder River County
Montana
Beaver Creek
Powderville
Villup
Robert G. Sando
Helena
Powder River
Sando
State Board
Wheat Acreages Being Checked in Beaverhead County
Beaverhead farms are visited by County ASC reporters to verify 1961 wheat acreages and Soil Bank base crops on Conservation Reserve participants. If acreages exceed allotments or contract limits, operators receive a notice with measured totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Beaverhead
Roy W. Forrester
ASC
Forrester
Degrees Awarded to Western Montana College Wives
The Western Montana College of Education Student Wives Association presented "Putting Hubby Through" degrees to wives whose husbands graduated this year or this quarter. Recipients include JoAnn Albro, Mary Lou Howard, Sheryl Flynn, Gwen Meskimen, Barbara Swan and others. Musical entertainment featured performances by Jean Lindquist Bonnie Beck Trudy Shopfer Joann Saunders Karen Daniels. Laura Deglow served as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lindquist
Bonnie Beck
Trudy Shopfer
Joann Saunders
Karen Daniels
Western
Laura Deglow
Association
Contract Award Expected for 64 Miles of Road North of Poplar
Helena AP reports the Indian Bureau will award on Tuesday a $27,700 contract to Peter Kiewit Sons Co. to surface 64 miles of roadway north from Poplar. Officials Mike Mansfield and Joe Metcalf provided the figures.
Planning Director Urges Growth for Montana Economy
Helena AP. State Planning Board Director Tom Collins urged solid business and industrial growth to drive Montana’s long term prosperity. He highlighted federal project spending but warned against relying on it alone. Collins proposed an active industrial development corporation and strong leadership, praising the Chamber of Commerce as aggressive and forward thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
State Planning Board
Tom Collins
Helena Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Neath Joins Montana Road Staff as Information Aide
Ernest A. Neath of Helena, with prior radio and TV work in Helena and Bozeman, joins the Montana Highway Department as assistant public information coordinator. He moved to Montana in 1937, worked with the XL network in Butte, managed a Bozeman station 1940–1960, then returned to Helena before resigning KBLL for state service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ernest A. Neath
Bozeman
Monday
Montana Highway Department
Neath
Montana
Butte
KBLL
Montana Governor Proclaims July 3 State Holiday
Gov. Donald G. Nutter proclaims Monday July 3 a holiday for all state county and municipal employees. The move extends Independence Day into a four day break for state local workers as federal employees appear to work as usual July 2.
National Guard Opens Yearly Camp at Fort Harrison
The Montana National Guard begins 15 days of annual training at Fort Harrison near Helena with over 2,000 guardsmen from 40 units in 26 communities. Camp Donald G. Nutter honors the governor. supplies include 300,000 pounds of ammunition and $30,000 to $35,000 in food. Major General Mitchell leads the operation with Maj. Gen. Mitch ell’s staff coordinating, and governor’s day is set for June 22 with Lt. Gen. Paul Freeman visiting June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Fort Harrison
Montana National Guardsmen
Donald G. Nutter
Montana
James H. King
S. H. Mitchell
Richard C. Kendall
Townsend
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Hamilton
Anaconda
Culbertson
Fairview
Glendive
Sidney
Glasgow
Malta
Plentywood
Gen. Mitchell
Manfred H. Goodwin
Gerrit K. Leppink
Arvild Christensen
Maj
King
Gov
Nutter
Paul Freeman
Continental Army Command
Fort Monroe
Green Seal Seas Describe Solid Pour From Hurled Gales
Green seas form as hurricane gusts sweep the ocean causing liquid to flow in a solid mass over objects rather than spraying. This effect is tied to extreme wind and wave conditions creating dense curling sheets of spray and spray-free surfaces.
Former Butte Teacher Dead in Helena
Miss Marguerite E Mahony 647 N Rodney Helena former Butte school teacher died in St John Hospital Sunday after long illness She taught 11 years in Montana and California later resuming teaching in Helena She is survived by sister Mae Mahony and brothers Daniel Mahony and Charles Mahony Funeral services planned for Wednesday at St Helena Cathedral with burial in Resurrection Cemetery Ritz Funeral Home handling arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Marguerite E Mahony
N. Rodney
Butte
St. John Hospital
Miss Mahony
Canton Valley
Aeak
Townsend
Broadwater County High School
Dillon Normal
California
Mae Mahony
Daniel E. Mahony
Manhattan
Charles F. Mahony
St. Helena Cathedral
Resurrection Cemetery
Ritz Funeral
GVW Taxes Rise in April Across Montana
Montana tax receipts from gross vehicle weight tariffs rose 2.89 percent in April over 1960. The State Highway Department reported total April receipts of 2,270,632 dollars, with Yellowstone County leading at 91,644 dollars and Cascade County at 40,530 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Highway Department
Yellowstone County
Cascade County
Card party planned by Anaconda St Peter school group
The Catholic Home and School Association of Anaconda St Peter school will host a card party at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the school. Mrs. P J Keenan serves as chairlady of the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
St. Peter School Catholic Home and School Association
P. J. Keenan
Mrs. Mary Haffey Dies in Anaconda Hospital
Mary Lacey Haffey 64 of 515 Oak Anaconda died early Monday at St Ann Hospital after a six month illness and a fatal seizure at home. Born June 18 1896 in Helena she lived in Anaconda since childhood. Survived by husband Daniel J Haffey and many sons daughters in law and in laws. Rosary at St Paul Church Wednesday. Funeral Thursday at St Paul with mass at 9 burial Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Mary Lacey Haffey
Daniel J. Haffey
Oak
St. Ann Hospital
Helena
Andrew Lacey
St. Paul Church
Patrick F. Haffey
Joseph E. Haffey
John D. Haffey
Bernard Bollinger
Glendora
Calif
James Taraglioni
Riverside
Daniel Holland
Butte
Harold Buerman
Bill Wilson
Charles Hagenson
Larry Johnson
A. T. Lacey
Michael F. Lacey
D. J. Sullivan
Anaconda Escapee From Prison Back in Custody
Curtis Thorson, 26, escaped from Montana State Prison May 2 with John Carlson, 26, of Browning. Thorson was recaptured in El Paso after a shooting incident. Carlson remains at large. Thorson had been committed Sept. 14, 1960 from Blaine County for first degree burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Curtis Thorson
Montana
Dennis Spaulding
Anaconda
John Carlson
Browning
Thorson
Blaine
Spaulding
el Paso
Tex
Carlson
Wartime Disability Pay Hike Advances
Helena Montana Rep Arnold Olsen announced the House passed a bill to raise wartime disability compensation by 10 percent for veterans of all wars and peacetime service. Olsen helped introduce the measure noting cost of living changes since 1957.
Dewey Thompson Funeral Arrangements Announced
Funeral services are set for Dewey Thompson 39 of Cable Road West Valley with Rev. Edgar E. Berglund officiating at Fischer Funeral chapel at 1 p.m. Tuesday Interment in Sunset Memorial Gardens includes military honors by Anaconda post American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars Thompson a World War II Air Force master sergeant who came from Livingston in 1949 to work at Anaconda Reduction Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Dewey Thompson
Cable Road
West Valley
Fischer
Edgar E. Berglund
Grace Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Anaconda Post
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Thompson
England
Livingston
Fred A. Augustson Last Rites Held
Funeral services for Fred A. Augustson were held Monday in the Fischer Chapel with Rev. Harold Manson officiating. Gayle Sailer performed with organ accompaniment by Mrs. John Soldahl, singing two hymns. Burial followed in Philipsburg Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ted Mostad, Henry Walsh, Harold Phillips, Dennis F. Casey, Michael Sladich and Frank H. La Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Augustson
Fischer Chapel
Harold Manson
Gayle Sailer
John Soldahl
Philipsburg Cemetery
Ted Mostad
Henry Walsh
Harold Phillips
Dennis F. Casey
Michael Sladich
Frank H. la Forest
Rotary Today Meeting in Anaconda Tuesday
The ANACONDA Rotary Club will meet at 12 15 p m at the Montana hotel Tuesday with Lowry Kunkel presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda — Rotary Club
Montana Hotel
Lowry Kunkel
Dance School Will Present Program At JHS Tonight
An Anaconda area review by Marion's School of Dance will be shown Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Junior High School auditorium. Local students will perform tap toe ballet acrobatic and baton routines under Mrs William Bowden's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
School of Dance
William Bowden
Anaconda Knights Set to Elect Officers Tonight
Anaconda Knights of Columbus will elect officers for the upcoming term at 8 p.m. Tuesday in club rooms. Grand Knight Paul Beausoleil will preside. Plans for the June 20 dinner and summer activities are outlined including a July 29 fish fry and an mid-August family picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda—Knights of Columbus
Paul V. Beausoleil
Contract to Control Coal Fire Awarded
A contract to control a coal bed fire near Miles City was awarded Monday by the Interior Department. The $19,350 contract went to G. E. Marshall of Roundup to prevent further damage to grazing land. The report was relayed by Mike Mansfield and Lee Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Miles City
Interior Department
G. E. Marshall
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Renne and Nutter Appear Cordial in Bozeman
In Bozeman Gov. Donald G. Nutter and MSC President Roland R. Renne shared cordial moments during a June session. About 900 ROTC members passed Gatton Field as budget cuts loomed, with MSC budgets cut 34 to 50 percent for the Experiment Station and Extension Service. Renne pledged to uphold MSC standards amid the reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Montana State College
Roland R. Renne
Donald G. Nutter
Renne
Nutter
ROTC
MSC
Gatton Field
Board of Education
University of Montana
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Harriet Miller
National Guard
Heorka
Liberation
John F. Kennedy
Paris
de Gaulle
Jackie
Mme. de Gaulle
Charles
Harrison Free Park
Mary Haffey
Rotary Today
JHS
Anaconda Knights
America
Buick
S. Montana
Butte-Anaconda
Eileraas Buick CO
E. Park
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