St. Ignatius post. [volume], June 28, 1962, Image 8

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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
OF CANCER PROGRESS
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1,000,000 Americans are cured
of cancer. Only 160,000
had been cured 25 years ago.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO ONLY ONE CANCER
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County gets $147,534
for foundation program
Helena
Superintendent of Public In
struction Harriet Miller notified
County Treasurer Donald A.
Butler and County Superinten
dent of Schools Mrs Muriel Ham
man that Lake County will re
ceive 5147.534 as the final 1961-
62 payment for elementary and
secondary schools from the
the State Public School Equali
zation Fund.
Miss Miller said this amount
brings the year’s total for this
county from this source to
5368,838.
The state payments are for
aiding in support of the schools’
Foundation programs, or basic
budgets, Miss Miller said. The
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Bus Schedules
— INTERMOUNTAIN BUS —
(Station, Cherrys Texaco Serv )
SOUTHBOUND
s 8:30 a.m.
NORTHBOUND
West Shore 10:45 a.m.
East Shore 11:35 p.m.
NP TRANSPORT, St. 'gn-fins
(Stops at U.S. Post Office)
Southbound Bus . 12:15 p.m.
Northbound Bus L 4:05 p.m.
balance of Foundation program
money comes from school dis
trict and county taxes.
The State Superintendent said
ion Program thispast year
that the total statewide Founda
tion program this past year,
amounted to 539.6 million. The
Foundation program accounts
for about half of Montana’s
school costs, the other half being
financed locally, Mrs Miller ex
plained.
Corcoran enrolls
in x-ray school
Tom Corcoran left by bus
Monday afternoon for Denver,
Colo., where he will enroll July
2, in the School of X-ray Tech
ology at Denver General hos
pital. He was one of eight
students accepted.
After graduating from St.
Ignatius high school Corcoran
served three years as a hos
pital corpsman in the navy.
Recently he has been employed
by the Van-Evan Co., Mis
soula.
Miss Margaret Corcoran ac
companied her brother as far
as Grand Junction, Colo.,
where she will visit her grand
parents.
4—H News
The Mission Rancheros
The Mission Rancheros met
June 26 and decided to tour
the Big Hole Battle Field at
a date to be set later.
Les Smyth gave a report on
the judging tour and all who
attended the tour from the
club thought they learned
something.
The next meeting will be held
■at the Linderman home July
24. '-James - Linderman, re
porter.
Water users assn.
urges protection
of water rights
Philipsburg
The Montana Water Users
Association is on record op
posing the proposed Federal
Knowles Project in Western
Montana because of what it be
lieves could be resulting adverse
claims against Montanas’ in
terests by downstream users and
upstream by the Bureau of Re
clamation.
Tlie association advocated an
aggressive water development
program to protect Montana’s
water rights through beneficial
use of water in Montana, point
ing out that water is essential
and stabilization of the largest
industry in the state—agricul
ture.
The Bureau of Reclamation
has claimed all unappropriated
water above Canyon Ferry dam,
which the association saw as a
“dangerous precedent” that in
all probability would be followed
if addditional multi-purpose fed
eral projects are constructed.
The association also pointed
out that impounding Montana
water leading to beneficial use
downstream “will result in the
loss of the water for the devel
opment of Montana’s agricul
tural resources.”
Development of a more agres
sive water development pro
gram through the State Water
Conservation Board, the state
engineer’s offifee and other
apropriate departments or or
ganizations was advocated.
Jaycee rodeo
this weekend
Polson
The Diamond Jaycee Rodeo
will start at 2 p.m. both Satur
day and Sunday at Polson this
week end under the sponsorship
of the Polson Jaycees.
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St. Ignatius
Word has been received here
of the birth of a daughter to
Mr and Mrs Bill Shipke of
Orange, Calif. Mrs Shipke is a
daughter of Sidney Strong and
a sister of Mrs Lewis Cotrell
and Robert Strong.
Miss Marie Detert has been
visiting here with her mother,
Mrs Anna Detert, and other rela
tives since June 17. She is
employed in Denver.
Rev. Cornelius T. Wheaton,
who has been pastor of the
at Livingston is transferring to
Methodist church at Pine Creek
the church at Whitehall. Rev
Wheaton was transferred from
St. Ignatius a year ago.
Mr and Mrs T. J. Perkins re
turend June 21 from Portland,
where they attended the 50th
wedding anniversary of Mrs
Perkins’ cousin, Mr and Mrs
Glen King, at the Palestine
Masonic temple in Portland.
Visitors at the Bill Nelson
home over the week end were
Mrs Nelson’s nephew of Os
borne, Idaho, and Mr Nelson’s
sister of Sandpoint, Idaho.