Prenatal Care Urged By March of Dimes Leader
Vera Keane urges early consistent prenatal care to lower risks for mother and baby. She cites barriers like transport, work, childcare, and clinic wait times, and notes efforts to decentralize clinics in New York City and other large cities with volunteer support and staffing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
National Foundation March of Dimes
New York Cit
New York City Council
Vera R. Keane
The
Maternity Center Association of New York
Wolf Creek Trapper Nets Rare Wolverine Buck
J. J. Williams 73, Wolf Creek trapper, caught a wolverine on the Gary Murphy ranch near the Dearborn river, 15 miles north of Wolf Creek. The animal, about the size of a large coyote, is valued for fur in Alaska and northern Canada, while the pelt will be made into a rug by Williams. Nearby, a classified ad plugs a Pioneer ad.
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Wolf Creek
Montana
Dearborn
J. J. Williams
Williams
Gary Murphy
Dearborn River
Alaska
Canada
Bowling results from handicap singles and doubles events
Men's six line singles handicap results list Herb McCauley 1187 Clete Huff 1186 Arne Mosness 1171 Wink Johnson 1167 Ray Bieber 1156 Dick Henthorne 1148. Women's four line singles handicap shows Lois Reed 796 Rose Crockett and Mary Clark tied 759. Scotch doubles handicap (48 couples) leads with Mr and Mrs Wayne Faw 669 followed by Mr and Mrs Ron Dahl 663 and Mr and Mrs Chuck Schuler 656. High single games per shift include Mr and Mrs Jim Long 193 and Mr and Mrs Wayne Reed 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb McCauley
Clete Huff
Arne Mosness
Wink Johnson
Ray Bieber
Dick Henthorne
Lois Reed
Rose Crockett
Mary Clark
Wayne Faw
Ron Dahl
Chuck Schuler
Wayne Reed
Ralph Weagel
John Alexander
Jim Long
Margaret Plaggemeeger
Ronnie Mosness
Don Churchill
Government moves toward national car pollution controls
Washington reports the government plans federal rules to curb hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide emissions from all gasoline powered cars and light trucks starting 1968. Public comment invited for 30 days before Health, Education, and Welfare finalizes rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Register
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Welfare
John W. Gardner
California
Department
District of Columbia
United States
Gardner
Montana Schools May Graduate 10 000 Students
Montana public high schools expect to graduate more than 10 000 students next spring as 10 633 pupils remain in senior classes. If attrition holds, the 1966 graduates will exceed 10 000, up from 9 941 in 1965 and 8 370 in 1964.
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Helena
Montana
Harriet Miller
Miss Miller
Livingston Choral Training and Educational Sessions Set
Livingston hosts a three day Jehovahs Witnesses training program at the Civic Center January 14 to 16 led by M L Holien. About 10 delegates from Big Timber attend with 600 others from eastern Montana and northern Wyoming. The event promotes applying Bible principles with lectures and demonstrations, including a baptism, and features the theme Increasing Our Praise to Jehovah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Jehovah’s Witnesses
George Fabian
Civic Center
M. L. Holien
Jehovah’s Witnesses’ World Headquarters
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dusting Off the Old Ones Continued From Page Two
Names and family visits fill a holiday column noting Mr and Mrs Max Offi cer hosting a 500 party high scores by Mrs Lawrence Officer and Sven Ollestad. Travel and travel delays appear as Tom Lomeland heads to Norway while Lt. and Mrs Tom Mahan face a Nebraska blizzard delaying their return. Donald Fostvedt spends holidays at Montana State College with family.
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Daniel Murphy
Joy Lamp
Audrey Stephens
Barbara Coster
Max Officer
Lawrence Officer
Livingston
Sven Ollestad
Guy Officer
W. D. McKenzie
Hans Algard
Helena
Arnold Nelson
Miller Boe
Lavina
Gust Stenberg
Tom Mahan
Ft. Riley
Kans
Nebraska
North
Donald Fostvedt
Montana State College
Mrs
C. G Fostvedt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vera Keane
Maternity Center Association
New York City
America
Treasury
Johnson
Congress
Administration
PIKA
U.S
Jimmy Anderson
Anchorage
Los Angeles
Howard Forsythe
Jim
Eileen O’neill
Mary Ann Southard
Gateway
St. Louis
Xuan Dan
Big Timber
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