Montana 1963 License Changes Require Hunting Fishing Trapping Licenses
Helena Montana plans to require new licenses effective May 1 1964 for hunting fishing and trapping under the Fish and Game Department. The schedule lists Class A Resident Fishing $3 Class A-1 Resident Game Bird and Bear $2 Class A-2 Special Bow and Arrow $2 plus related deer elk and big game tags and nonresident licenses with prices ranging from 1 to 100 dollars for various species and six day fishing. Special licenses require holding an appropriate Class A-1 or B-2 license. Moose mountain goat mountain sheep buffalo antelope fees appear. Class C licenses for trappers and landowners etc. are included.
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Helena
Montana
Fish and Game Department
Montana Fish and Game Commission sets bear and deer seasons
The commission announced Montana bear season openings including black bear on March 15 and grizzly dates in districts where deer and elk seasons start earlier. It also set tentative 1964 archery deer and antelope seasons for Sept 13, with 103 deer and 61 antelope districts open to archers until regular seasons begin.
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Montana Fish , and
Game’ ‘Commission
Helena
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Montana ‘Fish and Game’ Commission
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Elk hunting seasons to open after commission meeting
Montana fish and game officials expect the 1964 elk season schedule to be released after a March commission meeting. new director Frank Dunkle defends trapping and transplant program amid a Gallatin Canyon protest, noting elk from Yellowstone are moved with Forest Service and local cooperation to keep herd within capacity.
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Frank Dunkle
New Fish and Game
Gallatin Canyon
Federal
Butte
Dunkle
Park Rangers
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Gallatin
Canyon
Park Service
Forest Service
Yellowstone National Park
Twins Represent 1964 Easter Seal Fund Campaign
Alvin and Calvin Running Rabbit of Browning named 1964 Easter Seal twins by Henry O. Jordahl of the Montana Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The six year olds, in foster care in Lyke Falls ton a Rehabilitation Center, attend preschool and receive therapy as the four week drive runs March 1 to Easter Sunday March 20. Seals and letters go to previous donors across Montana to sustain program support.
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Henry O. Jordahl
Montana Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Alvin
Calvin Running Rabbit
Easter Seal Society
Melvin Running Rabbit
Browning
Calvin
Lyke Fallstona Rehabilitation
Montana
Jordahl
Montana training programs aid 989 unemployed since 1962
Montana reports 989 unemployed trained under Area Redevelopment Act and Manpower Development and Training Act since 1962. Programs in six communities offered 47 courses training for jobs in lumber, welding, stenography, nurses, and more. Eight employment specialists in Anaconda interviewed 900 workers as copper operations shift to automation, with plans to train about 200 locally.
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Stoda Chaitmah
Edgar
H. Reeder
Tibteithe
Ini Butte
Anaconda
Butte
Hardin
Kalispell
Poplar
Red Lodge
Billings
Bozeman
Great Falls
Helena
Livingston
Missoula
Montana State Employment Service
iMayor
Joe Calnan
Jim Gardner
Donstan MacDonald
John
Mogus
Labor
ARA
Montana_ State Employment Service
MDTA
Reeder
Unemployment Compensation” ‘Commission
Montana‘State Employment Service
State Department of Public Instruction
Feed Grain Signup Opens for 1964 Program
Signup for the 1964 feed grain program is underway at the ASCS county office. Chairman L E Fitzgerald says the period runs Feb 10 through March 27 and the program covers corn barley and grain sorghum with voluntary participation and price support eligibility based on grower participation. Major changes include up to 50 percent base diversion and higher payments for 40 percent or more diverted, with a maximum 25 acre diversion if over half the base.
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ASCS
L.E. Fitzgerald
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Maloney Attends Chemical School at Montana State College
Maloney attended the Agricultural Chemical Clinic conducted by Standard Oil at Montana State College in Bozeman. The program trained agents and sales representatives to promote agricultural chemicals to increase grain yields and healthier livestock at lower costs.
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Bob’ ‘Maloney
Agricultural Chemical Clinic
Montana State College
Moose hall hosts women’s business meeting in Moose Lodge
In Choteau Montana the Moose lodge hosts a women’s business meeting Monday Feb 24 at 8 p m inviting all members to attend. John K Standish and Eugene Crée visited relatives in Choteau including Dora Standish and brothers Lyle and Myles. Oscar S Johnson Power was a local visitor to Choteau. Ted Skelton and family welcome a son Stephen Shawn born Feb 9 at Conrad hospital weighing five pounds three and a half ounces. Maternal grandparents Glen Wiseman Sr Choteau. Bob Dunckel Cut Bank visited Choteau last weekend.
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Moose
Moose Hall
John
K. Standish
Eugene
Choteau
Dora ‘Standish
Lyle
Myles
Choteau ‘Montanan
Oscar S. Johnson
Éaller
Ted Skelton
Conrad
Stephen’ Shawn
Sonja Sue
Glen Wiseman Sr
Bob Dunckel
Cut Bank
Duane Reischs Visit Family in Cut Bank
Mr and Mrs Duane Reisch and family spent the weekend in Cut Bank visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Schaeffer.
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Duane. Reisch
Cut Bank
Foray iekael FOR SALE two used Portable TV Sets
Chateau Yeager Electronics advertises two used portable television sets in working condition. Call 466-2333 for contact. Listing appears in a local classifieds section.
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Call
Chateau
Yeager Electronics
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