Forest Service Seeks Summer Workers Nationwide
Northern Region of the USDA Forest Service will accept nationwide applications for summer work from January 1 to February 15. SF-171 Personal Qualification Statement should be filed directly with the National Forest of choice. About 30 000 applications are expected for roughly 3 000 jobs. Funeral services announced for Harry Milliken in Creston Washington. Messages of thanks extend for support after illness and death of Mrs Cora Kincaid.
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Missoula
Usda Forest Service
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Helena
Olaf Larson
Creston, Wash
Harry Milliken
Agriculture Tops Montana Industry in 1974 Report
Montana's agriculture remained the leading industry in 1974, outpacing the next sector by about 2 percent, state statistician Daniel L. Herbert said. The year saw good grain prices despite sharply falling cattle prices, with total small grain output around 166 million bushels and wheat up 24 percent while barley and oats declined. A wheat seeding survey indicates a 13 percent rise in winter wheat acreage for 1975, potentially affecting spring grains. cattle trends hinge on ongoing surveys to be released February 3.
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Montana
Daniel L. Herbert
Herbert
Winter Use Begins In Glacier National Park
Recent snowstorms bring first snowmobiles and skiers to Glacier National Park. About 25 snowmobiles were counted on the Car-na Loop and 36 skiers used areas above Lake McDonald. Acting Superintendent Richard Munro says snowmobiling remains on designated unplowed roads until further assessment. Park Rangers will enforce winter use rules. riders must register and carry the card at sites like West Entrance and Polebridge. Snowmobiles must stay on designated roads, have mufflers, a forward white headlamp and red taillight with lights on in low visibility. Registration is at sites or Park Headquarters West Glacier. Overnight camping requires registration. pets are not allowed on ski or snowshoe trips. Skiers should stay on unplowed roads or designated trails to avoid avalanches and creeks. Munro notes winter use can be wonderful but calls for good judgment to protect wildlife energy and safety.
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Glacier National Park
Carnas Loop
Lake McDonald
Richard Munro
Glacier
Munro
Polebridge
Two Medicine
Sherburne
West Glacier
Montana
Montana Power seeks early approval for natural gas rate boost
Montana Power Co has asked the Montana Public Service Commission for pre approval of a price increase for gas imports from Canada after the Federal Power Commission gave initial approval to importing 99.5 million cubic feet daily through 1993. Executive Roger Billings said Canada must still approve exports and Alberta's province plans hearings, with price rises likely in 1975 from 0.62 to 1.00 per thousand cubic feet. The border rate hike would boost profits for Canadian Montana Pipeline, a Montana Power subsidiary, and most Canadian exports go to other American producers. Consumers would feel price increases as they occur, though higher rates await PSC ruling. The National Energy Board wants Canadian exports priced against US energy alternatives, while a PSC amendment may be needed if prices exceed the $1 level. Judge Kaplan urged coal gasification to meet Montana’s energy needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Co
Montana Public Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Canada
Roger Billings
Alberta
Montanan Power
Billings
Vt Uor Urita Ae Ae
PSC
United States
Washington
FPC
Jair Kaplan
Montana
Kaplan
Montana Power
Montana Winter Fair Opens Judging Contests at Bozeman
Montana 4-H and Future Farmers of America teams sharpen skills for January 25 competition. Four member livestock and meat judging teams entered by counties and high schools compete under MSU supervision. Awards include top five teams by combined scores and top individual contestants. lunch provided and awards ceremony planned at the fairgrounds.
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Bozeman
Montana
Farmer of America
FFA
Robert Dynes
Montana State University
Animal and
Dynes
Harold Strobel
State Extension
Marian Moline
Doug Bishop
MSU
MSU Agriculture
Teton County
Meats
Ramona Sherman
Bonnie Hodgskiss
Donna Hodgskiss
Gloria Neckstad
Lorilyn Styren
Dave Schuler
Tom Loch
Denise Dahlman
Cody Yeager
Dale Schuler
Christmas Holiday Guests and Travel Through Area Towns
Mrs Timothy Hale formerly Linda Marie Gray daughter of Clifford Gray of Chateau left Tuesday for Germany to join her Army stationed husband. Donald Jarvenpaa of Cut Bank and Ray Davidson of Bigfork visited area friends over holidays with Iona Zgoda. they later went to Yuma Arizona for part of the winter. Lynn Dial Edgerly and Erika Lyn of Albuquerque spent 12 days with Elmer Dial family. Evan Stefanoff returned from Spokane to visit Hester Stefanoff. Doug Sabo Malta Jody Sabo Bozeman Dale McLoughlin Babb spent New Years here. Irene Cameron Great Falls spent Christmas with Edna Henderson and relatives.
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Ray Davidson
Bigfork
Iona Zgoda
Davidson
Bill Ear
Chester
Davidsons
Yuma
Ariz
Lynn Dial Edgerly
Erika Lyn
Albuquerque
N.M
Elmer Dial
Evan Stefanoff
Spokane
Hester Stefanoff
Doug Sabo
Malta
Jody Sabo
Bozeman
Dale McLoughlin
Babb
Chateau
Irene Cameron
Great Falls
Edna Henderson
Alien Address Report Under Way in Montana and Idaho
John J. Reddy of the Immigration and Naturalization Service says the annual alien address report program is under way. Last year 9,778 aliens in Montana and Idaho filed addresses. this year’s figure is expected to rise slightly. Reports are required by law and failure to comply may carry serious consequences. Forms are available at post offices and INO offices.
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John J. Reddy
Immigration and Nauturalization Services
Reddy
Montana
Idaho
Immigration and Naturalization Offices
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Forest Service
Cora Kincaid
John
Marge) Arnold
Kind Irrigation Co
Ernie
Larry
Winterette Flannel
Ela Hee
J.P. Stevens
Jerry Lussenden
Bart Henry
Choteau
Don
MPC
New York
Puch
Uwe
Timothy Hale
Linda Marie Gray
Clifford Gray
Germany
Donald Jarvenpaw
Cut Bank
Jim Hamilton
Vladivostok
Soviet Union
Ward van Wichen
Hanusa Agency
John - Jay
Stan
Choteau City
Wee Ogih
Fee
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Penn Champ
del Monte
Armour
Vienna
Pillsbury
Teeane
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