Welfare reform debate shapes two Congress bills in 1971
The piece outlines two competing welfare plans H R 1 and H R 6004. It highlights the AFDC program’s rising costs and limited success, the aim to help employable recipients become self supporting, and the Ullman proposal to create rehabilitation job training and child care programs while limiting welfare to those who cannot help themselves. It also mentions a local club meeting in Wilitgro Garden Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFDC
Nixon
Congress
Businessmen of America
National Chamber
Treasury
Rep
al Ullman
Coreg
Ways and Means
Ullman
Wilitgro Garden Club
Committee On Planters
Theresa Clark
Columbus Garden Club
Otto Stenberg
Orville Anderson
Montana
Anna Maasch
Christine Viets
Evelyn Woodhouse
Helen Brekke
Local Notes Spotlight Weddings and Community Highlights
Mr and Mrs McLean Clark attended two weddings for Ben Fredrickson’s daughters Roxie and Carol in Bozeman and Chinook. Birthdays, visits, a floral course, and a musical ministry event populate a busy week with deer mishaps and minor theft reports. Local residents attend retirements, visits from Maui relatives, and a 4-H meeting closes the survey of town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean Clark
Ben Fredrickson
Bozeman
Roxie Fredrickson
Ron Shinek
Great Falls
New Lutheran
Ben Clark
Sam Fredrickson
Carol Fredrickson
Leo Long
Chinook
Montana
Stan's Gleanings and Examiner Report
The note invites readers to study the Examiner’s report on county finances and mentions a planned vacation after July 4. It credits Wayne Reed for a new linotype part and notes the shop will close briefly for annual leave before resuming production. It also reports a Rapid City visit by Mr and Mrs O F Eppens and Mr Nitschke with relatives, attending the Passion Play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Reed
Rapid City
O. F. Eppens
S. D
Sonny Nitschke
Nitschke
Conoco
Eppens
Mr Nitschke
Billings
Prize puzzle pays in Sweet Grass Script rewards
The first entry to correctly identify Who's Who wins five dollars. If it also lists the total dues hidden in all acts of sponsoring merchants a twenty five dollar bonus is awarded. Prizes paid in Sweet Grass Script redeemable at sponsor merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pioneer
Sweet Grass County
Sponsoring Merchants
Driver Examiner Visit Schedule at Big Timber Court House
The Driver Examiner will be in Big Timber at the Court House from 10 00 a m to 5 00 p m on the 1st 3rd and 5th Wednesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Rowan
Big Timber
Vaney Spannring
Paul Hoffman
Miss Rowan
Windward Islands
Catholic Medical Mission
Newark
New Jersey
Court House
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Big Timber Pioneer
Katie Davis
Lloyd Braughton
Braughton
Jeanne Elgen
Columbus
Barrow Pit
Babe Thomason
Late Model Ford Ltd
John Pat Hager
Golden
Colorado
Sheriffs Office
Art Michels
Bernard Bryan
Maui
Hawaii
Oregon
Mark Bryan
Vernon Bryan
Electric City
Washington
Michels
Michel
Roxie McDonnell
Mabel Wood
Holly Burrows
Bob Noon
Belgrade
John Duffey
Ryegate
Tom Findley
H. H. Cook
Michael Ludwick
W.N. Blair
Boulder Gardens Floral
Denver
Colo
Elliott Eaton
Ommund Osen
Boulder Gardens
Blair
Ruckers
Marcott Place
Reed Point
Marian van Campen
Fred Swift
Harry Weamer
Maude Collins
John Roe
Three Hills
Prairie Hill Bible Institute of Alberta
Evangelical Free Cane
Rosie Carter
Bill McAdams
Boise
Idaho
Carter
Larry Shideler
Idaho Falls
Pauline Smith
Kathleen Smith
Pauline
Legion Club
City Club
Boulder
Boulder 4-H Club
Ace Reld
Ol’ Wilbur
Citizens Bank and Trust
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
FDIC
Stan
Cole
VET Supplies
Wil
Dave
Enco
Cee
Ullman Lumber CO
Firestone and
Texaco
OIE Motor Company
Oldsmobile
D.S.A
J. S. Solberg CO
Pendleton
Browning
J. H
McBride
Bair Electric
Larry Rehmer
McLeod
Sporting Goods Headquarters
357
Remington
Groceries Meats Produce
Bude
Bieber Feed & Grain
Stephen’s Auto Service
Auto Parts
Starr Ford
Motorola
Coast To Coast
Robbins & Guts
Farmers Service
T&l
Chevrolet
Western Plumbing & Heating
Whirlpool
RCA TV
Montgomery Ward
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