St. Ignatius post. [volume], June 28, 1962, Page 2, Image 2

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ST. IGNATIUS POST
Entered as second class matter In
the U. S. Post Office at St. Isma
tius, Montana, on June 22. 1946
under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Published every Thursday at St.
Ignatius, Lake County, Mont. The
town ia located in a very beautiful,
fertile, and historical spot in the
lower Flathead valley. The partic
ular area is known more generally
as the Mission Valley, and the
town itself as “The Mission” from
the St. Ignatius Mission which
was founded here in 1854.
Subscription Rates: $3.00 per 4Tm N . . fnlTn PI A !
year in advance in Lake Coun-^ AT 1 ° N A L f TO R ! A L
ty; outside of Lake County (ex- A S(£O CtkATI 0) M
cept Dixon) $3.50. Six months^-I C/ I
$1.75. Z < kunirim.'.iP.l
Water board opposes
Knowles dam proposal
The Montana Water Conser
vation Board urged on Friday
June 22 in Billings, that Mon
tana establish it’s rights to the
use of it’s water by develop
ment of projects that would ir
rigate land in the state.
In a resolution adopted in
Billings, the board pointed to
it’s 29-year record of establish
ing 181 Montana projects which
store 438,017 acre-feet of water
and divert 260,563 acre-feet
from streams to furnish a full
supply of supplemental water
to 405,582 acres.
The Board took a strong stand
against Federal projects that
would divert water from poten
tial irrigation projects in Mon
tana or adversly affect existing
irrigation projects.
The proposed Federal Know
les prroject in western Mon
tana wa s singled out as an ex
ample of such a development.
The Board said Knowles would
inundate 51,554 acres of Mon
tana land including 9,000 acres
that were brought under irriga
tion at “great expense.”
Furthermore, the board said
Knowles “does not propose to
irrigate any additional Montana
land.”
The proposed Federal Dam
would prevent or hamper future
development of irrigation pro
jects due to prior claim on up
stream water under the Bureau
of Reclamation concept as enun
ciated in connection with the
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Ph. 676-3071 Ronan
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GUARANTEED
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St. Ignatius
J R W McCarthy
Post No. 106
® Meets on the
2nd Thursday
each month.
Visiting
Legionnaires
Welcome
— OFFICERS —
Charles J. Lemery Commander
Barton 0. Wetzel Adjutant
Thursday, June 28. 1962
St. Ignatius POST
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Canyon Ferry project, the Board
said. In that case the Bureau
claimed all of the unappropri
ated water upstream because,
it built Cannyon Ferry Dam and
Reservoir.
The Board supports develop
ment of projects by private,
state and federal groups and
agencies that “will create addi
tional irrigated acres or fur
nish supplemental water to ex
isting irrigated acres in order to
utilize Montana water in Mon
tana to establish Montana’s
right to use of it’s water.”
Billings
Tribal council
A meeting is scheduled for
Friday June 29, for the Salish
and Kooteni Tribal council.
The third Constitutional meeting
of the year will be on Friday,
July 6, according to word from
Alvin E. Sloan, Council Secret
ary.
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FRIDAY — SATURDAY
The Bashful
Elephant
John Wayne in:
The Comancheros
SUNDAY — MONDAY
Kirk Douglas in:
TOWN
WITHOUT
PITY
The story of what four men
did to a girl—and what the
town did to them 1
No Show Tues.
— WEDNESDAY —
The Explosive
Generation
at the
Achievement
day program
announced
Mrs John Cone, president of
the Lake County Home Demon
stration club, announces the
achievement day program will
be held in the Ronan Masonic
temple dining room, Friday,
June 29, starting at 11 a.m. with
registration. Hostess clubs will
be the Lake City Garden and
extension club and the Das
Lakers club.
The individual clubs will set
up exhibits of their accomplish
ments for the year. Members
are asked to bring a sack lunch
for which coffee will be furnish
ed.
The Mountain View club will
be in charge of the program,
which is scheduled to start at
12:45 p.m. It will include a tape
recording on the USDA and
Land Grant colleges, to be oper
ated by Don Gill, Assistant
County agent. Mrs Brooke of
Polson will give a demonstra
tion on cake decorating. A dress
revue will be held with Mrs
Robert Hamel of St. Ignatius
the narrator.
A special feature of the day
will be the attendance of the
members of the Triangle Wo
men’s Institute of Grassmerc,
Canada, who have exchanged
visits with the local club for
many years.
The public is invited to attend
and to view the exhibits, Mrs
Conne said.
David Strong,
Emily Francis
conduct services
David Strong, son of Mr and
Mrs Robert Strong, and Miss
Emily Francis of Arlee had
charge of the Sunday church
services at the Arlee and St.
Ignatius Methodist churches.
Rev. James T. Nolan, local pas
tor, was at Red Lodge attend
ing the annual church confer
ence of the Methodist church
es.
R. H. WIEDMAN
LAWYER
POLSON : MONTANA
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Wool sewing
contest blanks
are available
Miss Lillian Tubb, demontra
tion agent, reports the entry
blanks for the “Make it with
Wool Home Sewing Contest”
are now available at the county
open to girls between the ages
agent’s office. The contest is
of 13 to 21. The garments enter
ed must be made of 100 per
cent American wool loomed in
America, it has been announced
by the sponsors of the contest,
the American Wool Council and
the Montana Wool Council.
Mrs Frances O’Connell, Rt. 2,
Kalispell, district chairman for
Lincoln, Flathead, Sanders and
Lake counties, has announced
the judging will be held in Kal
ispell on Nov 17.
Contestants are urged to enter
early, Miss Tubb said.
Miss Tubb also reminds inter
ested sewers of the one-day
Tailoring school to be held in
Thompson Falls July 7, to start
at 9 a.m.
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Flathead Lodge
No. 112 AF&AM
* Meets the 2nd & 4th
Tuesday each month
So i ourning Brothers
Always Welcome
George L. Moon, W.M.
Robert R. Herman, Secretary
Eugene A. Norman, Treas.