The Harlem news. [volume], August 23, 1963, Image 8

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EARLY DAY HOMESTEADERS, Frank, Bert and Arch Clike
man, relax in their cabin on Cherry Ridge. The brothers
recently attended a reunion with five other members of
their family.
ASC Office People
Attend State Meeting
Continued improvement in
■ervice to farmers and ranch
ers was the objective of a meet
ing at Great Falls attended by
representatives from the Blaine
County Agricultural Stabiliza
tion Service office this week.
John Shelstad. county office
manager, said that the work
shop provided an opportunity
for office managers and clerks
from several counties to review
procedures and discuss the ad
ministration of ASC programs.
In addition to the office man
ager. Carol Seaman and Rozella
Steinmetz attended the workshoo
from this countv.
Among the subjects receiving
attention at the workshop were
a change in the method of mak
ing cost-share payments under
the Agricultural Conservation
Program to simplify and speed
this work: the preparation and
handling of price support appli-
cation and disbursement papers
so that much of the work can
be done by electronic means at
the new ASCS Data Processing
Center in Kansas City, and the
preparation of 19G3 applications
for payment for persons parti
cipating in the 19G3 wheat and
feed grain diversion programs.
A portion of the meeting was
also devoted to office manage,
ment, personnel responsibilities,
and methods of increasing office
efficiency.
The meeting in Great Falls is
NOTICE!
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Effective on August 1 ,1963 permits must be obtain
ed before starting fires. Permits may be obtained
from the following Fire Chiefs: John Garland, Chinook;
Blaine Hay, Harlem; Chet Bevolden, Hogeland; and
Gerald Hutton, Turner.
Each Permit IS Good for 10
Pays Only
BY ORDER OF:
BLAINE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Close Out
Prices
on all
Lawn Furniture
LAWN MOWERS
At Close Out Prices
Limited Time Only
Crooks Cash Hardware
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1963
one of four being held through
out the State. Others are at Sid
ney, Livingston and Missoula.
The meetings are being conduc
ted by Douglas G. Smith, newly
appointed Montana ASCS execu
tive director, with the assistance
of farmer fildmen, including
Fred A. Allen, fieldman for this
district, and program specialists
from the State ASCS office in
Bozeman.
TURNER SOLDIER
PARTICIPATES IN
SWIFT STRIKE 111
; Army pfc Gary W. Heilig, son
■ of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Heilig
. of Turner, participated in Ex
• ercise Swift Strike 111, a U. S.
1 Strike Command exercise in
I Georgia and North and South
Carolina, involving more than
■ 75,000 armed forces personnel.
Swift Strike 111 pitted two
task forces against each other
in a four week mock war which
ended Aug. IG, and included air
borne maneuvers, long-distance
airlifts, air-ground support mis
sions and counter-guerrilla ope
rations.
Heilig is a member of the
513th Quartermaster Company
at Fort Hood. Texas.
He entered the army in De
cember 19G0 and was last sta
tioned at Fort Richardson, Al
aska.
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