Wheat Program Changes Mirror 1967 Provisions
Montana official explains that 1968 wheat program provisions will be nearly identical to 1967. Marketing certificates cover 530 million bushels for domestic use, based on 40 percent of each farm’s allotment. Certificates valued at difference to full parity and $1.25 loan level, with total income expected near prior years, $500 million to $600 million higher than pre 1965 Act programs.
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J. Viola Werak
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Herak
Freeman
Kropps celebrate 50 years with July church reception
The children invite friends to a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kropp at Chateau Methodist Church from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday July 30. No gifts please.
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Paul Kropp
Chateau Methodist Church
Ponderosa 4-H Club Plans Float for July 4 Parade
June meeting at Bert Corey ranch included a potluck and livestock washing demo by Bob Hodgskiss. Seven members took a four day Camp Rotary trip, four July work days focused on the float and light bulb sales, with nine attendees at the July session. The club earned 100 dollars prize money for the float and will use proceeds for camping at the fair.
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Bert Corey
Bob Hodgskiss
Camp Rotary
Augusta Highway
Lloyd Hodgskiss
Earl Larson
Nick Vlinker
Montana
American Legion
Brian Brutosky
Thanks for support during hospital stay and home
We thank all who called on us during our hospital stay and at home for the flowers cards and food. Our appreciation goes to the drug store Acantha for the papers and the doctors and hospital staff for their kindness. Ruby and Dick Reiding
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Acantha
Card of Thanks from the Elwell Ekegren Family
The Elwell Ekegren Family expresses gratitude for sympathy shown after their sorrow. They thank friends for beautiful cards memorials gifts of food and offers of help during this time.
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Elwell Ekegren
Power Plant Receives High Praise From AEC Leader
The U S Atomic Energy Commission chairman lauded Peach Bottom reactor as a forerunner in HTGR technology. J E Corette of Montana Power noted Dr Glenn A Seaborg’s statement that the plant advances the national civilian power program. The 40,000 kilowatt facility, operated by Philadelphia Electric Co system, has run commercially since June 1 at 1000 degree temperatures and 1450 psi.
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Butte
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
J. E. Corette
Montana Power Co
Glenn A. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Peach Bottom
Montana Power
Philadelphia Electric Co
Pedersen Explains Social Security Retirement Test in Great Falls
Great Falls social security district manager Ray Pedersen details the retirement test. A person earning under 1500 yearly keeps full benefits. 1500 to 2700 reduces 1 for every 2 earned. over 2700 reduces 1 for 1. Exceptions allow months with no earnings, limited self employment, and after age 72 unlimited earnings, with contact for questions.
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Great Falls
Social Security Office
Ray Pedersen
Pedersen
Goose Production Takes Hit From Late Snows In Montana
Goose production in a Montana region, including Hi-Line and east slope from Fairfield north, was badly affected by late spring snows. Freeman said re-nesting failed as snow persisted, with Lake Francis, Freezeout Lake, Tiber Reservoir and Pishkun Reservoir cited among affected areas. Ducks are expected to fare better, with duckling production likely up from last year and above long-term averages.
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Montana
Wynn Freeman
Department
Fairfield
Freeman
Lake Francis
Freezeout Lake
Tiber Reservoir
Pishkun Reservoir
Couple returns from Denmark Sweden and Norway tour
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Semingsen of Dutton came back after several weeks touring Denmark Sweden and Norway.
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Mrs. Louis Semingsen
Dutton
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Lions Elect Jorge Bird International President at Chicago Convention
Jorge Bird of San Juan Puerto Rico was elected president of Lions International at the Golden Anniversary Convention in Chicago July 5 8. He becomes the 51st president guiding 835000 members in 137 countries and aims to advance sight work youth programs and international friendship during 1967 68.
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Jorge Bird
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Lions International
Chicago
Bird
North
South America
Choteau Men’s Softball Team Wins Big in Two Games
The Choteau men’s softball team defeated Fairfield 30 to 12 in a high scoring opener and then beat Conrad 21 to 16 in a makeup game. Ray Farrell, Jay Dunckel and Bill McCauley hit multiple homers and five players gathered five hits in the Fairfield game, with Don LaBaugh robbing two potential homers. In the Conrad game Dunckel homered, Hinman went 5 for 5, Farrell 4 for 5, and Arensmeyer 4 for 5.
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Choteau
Fairfield
Conrad
Ray Farrell
Jay Dunckel
Bill McCauley
Farrell
McCauley
Lloyd Reynolds
Don LaBaugh
Ron Hinman
Jim Arensmeyer
Montana towns win HUD planning grants for public works
Senators Mansfield and Metcalf and Representative Olsen announced planning grants to Conrad and Dutton. Conrad received 9500 to fund paving and curbing while Dutton got 1000 for a sewage treatment plant. The project totals 49000 and includes trunk sewer lift station and lagoon. Also note 4 H program participation for ages 9 to 19.
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Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Arnold Olsen
Montana
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Conrad
Dutton
Duplex For Rent One Furnished One Unfurnished
Classified ad notes a duplex available for rent with one furnished and one unfurnished unit. Contact phone number listed as 466-2745. The notice is dated December 4.
Filing for Medicare Before 65 in Great Falls Advised
Ray Pedersen of the Great Falls Social Security office warns that filing for Medicare during the seven month window starting three months before age 65 is essential. He notes many eligible miss initial enrollment due to confusion and urges filing promptly to also explore potential early Social Security benefits.
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Medicare
Ray Pedersen
Social Security
Great Falls
Pedersen
Central Avenue
Hamilton Funds declares quarterly dividend for shareholders
The board of Hamilton Funds Inc. declares a quarterly dividend of 214.4 cents per share from net undistributed income payable July 17 to shareholders of record June 30. About $2.5 million will be distributed to roughly 300,000 shareholders worldwide.
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Hamilton Funds, Inc
Hamilton
A. R. Tyrone
Common Stock
Hamilton Hda
4-H Leaders Mobilize Thousands Across Nation
About 400000 men and women in all 50 states volunteer as 4-H leaders and project heads, supporting youth programs and hands on learning nationwide.
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50 States
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New Holland Purchase Plan
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