Flax support unchanged at 2.50 per bushel in Montana
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee chair Roy Killenbeck announced flaxseed slated for $2.50 per bushel, the same as last year. Loans and purchases cover support, with loans available through April 30, 1974 and due May 31, 1974, as national and local rates adjust by quality.
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Roy Killenbeck
Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
CCC
Montana
United States
Chateau High School Boys Track Schedule Ahead of May Meet
The Chateau High School boys track team resumes action after weather cancellations with a midweek dual at Cascade, a Kalispell Invitational Thursday, then a slate of meets at Browning Havre and Shelby. The district meet is set for May 11 at Choteau with both boys and girls events and calls for volunteers coordinated by Coach Buck and Supt. R. W. Gormley.
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Chateau High School
Cascade
Kalispell
Fay Buck
Bulldogs
Browning
Indians
Walier
Choteau
Havre
Shelby
Buck
Supt
R. W. Gormley
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet in the lower Legion Hall at 8 pm on Monday April 23 Reports on the convention will be given.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Lower Legion Hall
Inter Park Holds Annual Meeting Elects New Officers
Inter-Park Inc held its annual meeting at the Holiday Inn Bozeman on April 14 selecting Carl Rupp to continue as president with Harry Grant as vice president Anne Haerr as secretary and Orvis Lovely as treasurer. Directors include Stan Balek John Morris George Lockie Ron Eilers James Fisher Frank Krashka Lloyd Ward Ann Lennon Gordon Nisbit Bob Gumeringer Bill Brown Rodney Frick Jack Foster Bob Schaap and Dick Conklin. Ex officio members are Gloria Chadwick Peter Berry and John Ammerman. A film Old West Trails narrated by Chet Huntley followed the business session. Inter-Park now in its fifth year aims to bolster economies between Glacier and Yellowstone parks.
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Carl Rupp
Inter-Park, Inc
Holiday Inn
Bozeman
Harry Grant
Anne Haerr
Orvis Lovely
Stan Balek
Augusta
John Morris
Belgrade
George Lockie
Ron Eilers
Browning
James Fisher
Chateau
Frank Krashka
East Glacier
Lloyd Ward
Fairfield
Ann Lennon
Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Chet Huntley
Inter-Park
Glacier
Yellowstone Park
VFW Auxiliary Elects Officers and Grants Uniform Hope
The V F W Auxiliary met April 9 with 12 members. Shirley Kelly was elected president succeeding Connie Kuster. Virginia Luinstra became senior VP. Cleo McClue junior VP. Dorothy ONeil secretary. Joyce Pierre treasurer. The group voted to give $125 to the high school for girls basketball uniforms. Refreshments followed.
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V.F.W
Shirley Kelly
Connie Kuster
Virginia Luinstra
Cleo McClue
Dorothy O'Neil
Joyce Pierre
Montana poised to revise juvenile code into youth act
A proposed Montana Youth Act draft by the Juvenile Justice Advisors Council aims to modernize the 30 year old juvenile code. Public inspection and statewide grassroots meetings are planned before returning the measure to the 1974 Legislature for final revision. Associate Justice Frank Haswell chairs the panel.
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Montana
Juvenile Justice Advisors Council
Forrest Anderson
Frank Haswell
State Supreme Court
Haswell
US Supreme Court
State Distributes School Monies to 467 Districts
Helena Montana Superintendent Dolores Colburg announced that interest and income funds totaling 7.9 million dollars were distributed this week to 467 operating elementary districts. This is the final year such payments are issued separately as funds will be deposited into a education revenue fund after July 1. The allocation uses census data for ages 6 through 20, with Teton County receiving 74,977.54.
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Helena
Dolores Colburg
Teton County
Tree Pruning Guidance from County Extension Agent
County Extension Agent William R. Richter urges timely pruning of trees and shrubs in late winter or early spring to shape, strengthen, and remove dead wood. Avoid over pruning to prevent weak growth and water sprouts, and consult Circular 1134 Ornamental Tree Pruning and Leaflet 1010 Pruning Fruit Trees in Montana for guidance.
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Montana
Safe Driving Tips From Combined Safety and Research
Recommendations for safe driving emphasize yielding to others, avoiding tailgating, observing speed limits, and reducing speed in poor conditions. Look out for pedestrians cyclists and children. stay alert to signaling by others and doors from parked cars. Remain calm avoid driving while upset and remember driving requires self-control and responsibility.
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Department of Safety and Research
American Automobile Association
Old, Young and Needy Considered in 1973 Montana Session
The Montana legislature expanded welfare measures including Medicaid for the needy with a higher income threshold for a four person family set at four thousand dollars yearly. Aid to dependent children rises 5.5 percent after July 1 and foster care payments are increased. Day care gets 200000 dollars with federal matching funds. The state will cover welfare costs for new residents for a year. Adults 18 and older gain some rights including drinking. College housing privacy and a seat on the Board of Regents are secured.
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Montana
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
State Department of Revenue
House of Welfare
Board of Regents
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Disston
V.F.W. News
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Hanusa
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Robert E. Miller
Department of Institutions
County Extension
William R. Richter
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