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Many Attend
Antioch Services
AT ScottsyiIIe

Homecoming services held at
Antioch Eaptist Church near
9totssgille Sunday. June 81 aere
attended by over $50 members.
former member, and friends Of
the church.
The morning sermon ga s
brought BY the Rev Charles T.
Morgan, u former pastor Of the
i5cottsville< Field 81 .Baptis t
Churches. Wiloae SERMON topic
vas. Come. Let u Go, 10 Anti
och" TIE, Rev John z Elliott.
Jf., pastor o. The Antioch Church
expressed appreciation 10 all Who
mad helped IN planning The ac-
tigitleg Of the day
Dinner which was In charge 81
the ladies Of the church vas sery-
ed on the grounds
In the afternoon THE annual
business session 81 the Antioch
BAPTIST Cemetery Association was
held During he afternoon special
music selections were presented
by the Rev Charles A. Morgan
Jr,. John w Johnson. II. and
the members u The Philips fam
ily MISS Virgilia sadler also gave
~ Interesting talk on the book
size is preparing concerning The
life and egperieces Of her father
the late WILLIAM Sadler Re
VlVal services began on Monday
night at Antioch and continued
through Friday night with the
heg Stephen Glover. pastor Of
Weber Memorial BaptAt Church
n Richmond preaching each
morning
Edward Bailey son OK Mr and
Mrs Lester Bailey returned to
his home here last Weck after
having been ID the Crippled Chill
dfen's Hospital in Richmond for
the past SIX months.
Mr. and Mrs 7. A Allison and
family left Wednesday night BY
train for a week visit with Nj.
Allisons parents. Mr. and Mrs
r X Allison. IN Maysville. Ky
Guests this week N the home
Of MI and Mrs. Bailey s. Leeper
are Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Gibson
and Miss Mary Lee Gibson Of
Gfeensville, s G.
Mrs w A. Dansey Il visiting
her daughter, Mrs } X Mullen.
at Fails Church for several weeks
Miss Helen Fox Of WASHINGTON.
y G., Miss Helen Smith. II New
York and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fox,
Of Chicago. left Sunday for their
respective homes aftef having
spent some time IN the. home Of
Mr. and Mrs w r Fox and hay
Ing been here for the Fox family
reunion, CHESTS last week end in
the same home were Nh and Mrs.
Forrest RaYenherst and children.
Of Richmond
Sunday visitors in the home
Of Mrs Emma Lou Thatker were
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright and
Mrs. Margaret Crone. Of Staun-
ton
Miss Pat Findley Jeff Sunday
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Of Hinton. w Va, and Miss Net
tie Harrison. Of Huntington, who
IS here for a ten day visit. Also
visiting in the Braham home last
week were Mr. and Mrs T, P
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Davis Of Stanton
Miss Ruth Leeper left Sunday
for Baptist Lodge at Virginia
Beach where she Will serve as
recreation director at girls
camp for a week.
MRS. NJ B. Hill left Wednesday
for visit with her brother in
lay and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w Wilkins in Turbeyile.
Misses Mary and Margaret
Toms and Mrs. C. n Toms. Of
coyesyi!le. were Saturday guests
IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
3 Rittenhouse. While here Miss
Mary Toms was honored with a
birthday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. w. Parish are
gacationing this week at Buckroe
Beach Their children who live in
Richmond will join them at the
beach for the week,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson
and family and Mr. and Mrs
David Philpot and son and Miss
Anne Dawson returned Saturday
after spending last week at the
Chamberlain Hotel, Old Point
Comfort.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Stephenson
Of Silver Springs, Md, and chill
dren Jan and Chris, were among
the week end guests IN the w R
Fox home
Dinner guests in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A Stone
Saturday evening were Mr. and
Mrs J Francis West. and Mr.
and Mrs. G. Frank Agee, Of Dill
wyn
Robert Spencer was guests Of
Robert Taylor at his home IN
Charlottesville last Friday and
Saturday and attended he final
night OF Youth Activities week
which was held last week at
Hin on Avenue Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. John H Ellington,
Of Fredericksburg, were week end
visitors in the home Of Mrs. Ell
lngton's parents, MIR. and Mrs
Larkin LOnderee
Among these from the Scots
yllle Baptist Church who attended
Homecoming services at Antioch
Baptist Church last Sunday We're
Nj and Mrs G. T. Omohundro
Jr, Mrs W F. Paulette, Mr. and
Mrs w. r PITTS Mrs. Agnes
Moon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c Dun
can Mr. and Mrs w +. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs II c. Patterson
and MI and Mrs. j n Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs N G OWnby and
family spent last Tuesday in
Waynesboro visiting in the home
OF Mr. and Mrs Bernard Ownby
The Misses SaWrle Carroll and
Bess Dawson lief Sunday.
August 7th for Girl Scout Camp
at SWoops, Va.
Sunday visitors IN the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w S Leap were
Mr. and Mrs Carl Bowen and
Mr. and Mrs. Chick Chrisholm.
Of Charlottesville
MIS- T. A. Allison returned Sun
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for htr home in jacksonville Fla ].
after having spent the past month
III thf nome Of Mr. and Mrs w
VI Payne
Mr. and Mrs r z Hudson and
four children, u Portsmouth
VISITED his father. T. w Hud-
son last aeek END and did some
sight see.ng IN Washington d c.
and a. Monticello.
JOHN 8 White. Jr, arrived last
week end from VPI to spend the
remainder " the summer at MS
home here,
Guests IN the homes Of Mr.. and
MRS john Henry Phillips and Mr..
and Mrs Merrill Garter and who
attended Homecoming at Antioch
Eaptlgt Church last Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. c S Voodson, Mrs.
Eera Burgess, M. and Mrs. John
W johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. q.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ia
foot gnd family. and Mr. and Mrs.
Hank Richardson and daughter,
all of Richmond Mr. and Mrs,
john johnson. Jr., and family Of
ChaHo tesyllle, and Mr.. and Mrs
Il q Kent Of Orange The group
enJOyed picnic supper on the
lawn At the Carter home
Mis- Earl Butler enter aimed
twelve members Of the Inter
mediate Sunday School class Of
the Me- hodIst church Monday
Afternoon at Fork Union After
thinning they had picnic supper
an The grounds
MiFs Carolyn Massle, Of Hamp-
ton. returned to her home last
week end after spending two
weeks With Miss Dorothy Lee
Daney
Mt and Mrs. Il r OBren
spent several days last week in
The home Of Nj and Mrs M b
Townsend in Richmond
Week end guests Of MI and
Mrs. w. NJ Cook we're MI and
Mrs Garter and Mrs NJ A.
Smlahers, Of Richmond and Esten
Cook Of Washington. - G.
Mfs Ruby Robertson and Mrs
John White yacatloned IN the
Vallqy Of Virginia and at Natural
Bridge several days last week
Mis- Peter Hunter and three
children left Monday for several
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs.
] Eddy IN R.dgefield, Conn.
MIS- F.. z. Moon, il. lett Tues
day TO Join Commander and Mrs.
Kenneth Butler and family on j
trip TO Fort Worth Tex, where
Mrs Moon and Mrs Butler will
have reunion with their sister,
Mrs. George Gignell who has re-
Gently moved there from Homo
lulu o II Hernung, their faith
en- Wlll meet them there and con-
tinuf on 70 California with the
Buffers while Mrs Moon plans TO
return to Scottsyille at the end
of the week While Mrs. Moon is
away Mr. Moon and the children
VIII be at Travellers Rest in
Buckingham
Dorothy Slmons and Col. Webs
ter l. Simons spent the week end
in the home Of the Rev and Mrs.
Webster L. Simons. Jr
Among the recent guests IN the
home 81 Mr. and Mrs. F. A Bran
ham were Mr. and Mrs, w II
Thomas, Of Huntington, w Va,
and MI and Mrs. w. II Harrison,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-09

the bug population. too. Why do
you suppose | never thought "
it before"
From where | sit. Whitey's the
type who's always ready TO pho
neer worthwhile new trick. Me,
stick to old methods. Just a case
Of personal feeling. l guess
like the way YOU may prefer coffee
with meals while | always prefer
a traditional glass Of beer. Not
that Id claim you're prosg re
spect for the other mans opinion
is my guiding light
&s MD-e
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-09
GETS DAMAGES or S24D 600

Seattle. Wash-A Federal Court
jury recently awarded George q
Moore, former service station
operator, $4,000 IN damages
against seven OF the nations lare-
est oil companies Moore III his
suit, charged the companies ruin
ed his business In 1882 by agree
ing to refuse to sell him gaso-
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day from Mass3aetta : Springs
where she attended the Prasby-
terrain Training School which was
held there last week
Mr. and Mrs F. B Mayfleld
and son. Garnet, left this week
for Stubeny9Ie ONO accom- pany
ing Mr. Mays!elds parents, Mr.
and Mrs J y Umensetter, 70
their home there. Mr. and Mrs.
UrneG .etter have been visiting
here for the past three months
Mrs. Fletche4 Went with, them ~
far as MourNsv.lle " Va. where
she will visit her sister. Mrs. MN
nie L. Davis
Mrs. r. q, Plppin vas house
guest last sleeE Of Mrs. Vadel
Sylvester Payne, Of Washing
Butler
ton. D. C. sGens the wesk end a.
his home he;es Mr.. and Mrs Rus
sch Payne :nd family OF Pixies
vile, KY. ale expected To arrive
this week gor visit with Nh
Payne's mother. Mrs. Tom Payne.
at "Payne's NAL !"
James B. .Agee, OF NeWfield., N
j., visited last week IN The home
Of his brot her in law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs H. c Patteson
Members Of the Scottsville High
School All club enjoyed an out
ing and picnic supper at the
Greenwood Community Center
Tuesday evening Of tbis week
They was accompanied by i'll
directors, MIS-. r. J Nottingham
III. Mrs SAM spAngler. and John
Morris
Mrs. Mafy Golwin and son,
Franklin, agd Miss Bessie Rich
ardson, Of Richmond were guests
last week OF, Miss Ella Richard
son
Mr. and MRS John Parish and
son. OF Gleamore. were Sunday
visitors in tpe home Of Mr., and
Mrs Earl Bhtler
Mrs. Emory Dehil vas house
guest OF Mrs. Gertrude Moore
last week
The date Of the Medding OF
Miss Doris Ann Cunningham.
daughter of MI, and Mrs. Dabney
Cunningham. TO James Iayne. son
Of Mr. and MIS- Eugene Iayne
has been set for August II to take
place at SeottsYilhe Bapti't
Church Mr. and Mrs. Cunning
ham annoukced the engagement
Of their DAUGHTER early this sum
mer.
Mrs. w P. Harrison and wilson
returned StNday to their home
IN Richmond after visiting rela-
tiyes here isr the past week
Commander H. F. Ewoldt left
Thursday for China Lake, Calf,
where he il stationed with the
Navy after spending two week
with his vile and children who
have been pending the summer
with Commander ,EWo!dt's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Emil Ewoldt
Mr. and Mrs Buel Garden, MI.
and Mrs. G. p Cleyland, and
Mr. and Mrs Harold Parr were
week end guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Gouley Parr atsBuckroe Beach
Mrs Nettie Tanner returned
Sunday after spending several
weeks in Richmond visiting her
son-in law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ambrose Payne.
The Rev. and Mrs John r
Elliott, Jr.. and son. Johnny. ac-
companled the Misses Paggy Rob
erts, Betty Smith. and Cloden
Ward to Mas>anetta Springs ON
Monday Of this week The three
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line because Ae out prices damages $500 and
jury had gave him three tunes that amount
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-09

Copyright 1855. nisrd States B,e.ee,s Fo4"ds..e"
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Beef Poster
Contest For
Graders

n Montana Beef Council an
organization of stock growers in
promoting the marketing Of baef
IN Montana is sponsoring a beef
poster contest for third grade
glasses IN twelve Montana cities
Sidney is included and 1ocanv
the Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Will assist on the project Tbe
state winner will receive > e5O0
scholarship award. After this first
year. plans are to include ofber
cities and rural schools.
The contest rules are covarod
IN a special brochure published
oy the council and assisted Inv
the State Chamber of Commerce
ana State Department of Public
Instruction. 0
A weekly contest will he be15
locally if there are enouob en
e[leS' The winner will be Judged
each week and a prize for fbe
WIhner and teacher is planned
rosters will be displayed in stores
SO that the public can vote for
1O-
Each child will draw a stand
aro size poster depicting the econ
'my or nutritional value of Mon
n beef. The entrant may use
,rayons, chalk or cut outs 10 e~
press ideas. The contest is 70
Lart IN January and end ON
March 81, 1856. y"
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Annual Livestock
Feeder Day
Plans Made

Ted Foss, county agent Al crao.
FaIls will be the POSTMASTER q
the 18th annual Sidney feede,
banquet here January z. Foss was
former Richland county extension
agent here and helped ORGAN
lie the first tour. Other speciaI
guests to be honored on +be
z9tn anniversary include Left
Erickson of Helena, Louie Hobbies
OF Fargo and several others who
nave attended all the tours.
An outstanding program is
planned for the silver anniver-
Sary. A feed lot tour is scheduled
at 1000 a. m, a special educa-
tIonal program at the Yellowstone
Livestock yards from 1870 to $40
P. m. and a big fun BANQUET at
the Lalonde hotel starting at 6.30
p. m. Special entertainment is
planned for the banquet.
Delegations are expected from
5O to 40 different Montana and
Dakota communities. be-
'loes railroad, packer, and COM
MISSION growers from a number
states. Six lambs and a beef
ire planned to feed about 400.
\ special free smoker is sched-
lied preceding the banquet. Ban
.uet reservations can be made at
ne Chamber of Commerce or at
he Lalonde hotel.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Dist. President
Visits Sidney
VFW Auxiliary

On Monday, Dec. IL the VFw
auxiliary held a joint business.
ana social meeting. 1t was voted
on at a previous meeting to dis
pense with the regular socja7
meeting for December as Il
mas. OiniSt-
Katie Jasper, district presi-
dent, attended the joint meeting
on her regular tour of insnac9
tlon. She complimented the any
lilary on its floor work. which
she said was the best in the dis
Mrs. Jasper reported the other
auXIIaries of district 5 were
sending cookies to the veterane
hospital at Miles City for Christ
mas, and asked if we would like
90 the same. I was proud of
the response the auxiliary gave
there were many who voI11n-
.eered to bake cookies. Any other
members wishing to do so should
tnelr cookies delivered to
home of Lorraine Minch no
ater than Saturday.
During the business meeting
henrietta Bakers petition for
membership was balloted on and
ound favorable. She then was
Inflated into the auxiliary.
After the business meeting Eli
Ellwien led the members in
lively game of Bunco. Rose
lary Olson won the high prize !
1d Bernice Adamson the low |
rize. {
After the exchange of gifts t
-nch was served by Eileen Ell I
len, Carolen Holyk and Kav
dams.
The next meeting will be the b
'St one of the New Year. on il
.nuary 9, 1856. Don't forget1 n
dues are due! =
Audrey Lorenz, president.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Agri. Department
Studying New
Proposals
BY Stanley James
Sidney Herald
washington COrresDondan.

Washington, Dec. II TIL
department of Agriculture i
studying a new proposal 10 a1lo
vIaIe conditions for the AVERAGE
farmer which may be the mos
enthusiastically received plan MT
10 farmers IN some time.
Big farmers may not lilo +
proposal but a vast majority of
small farmers are sure to annro,-o
OF It. In brief, the new plan Is -
Ilmlt support to farmers on
ooIIar basis. In other words
farmer might not be exterdoS
Out $4,000 worth Of summon
II larger farmers wanted n
plant more than that. thew coulJ
out the government would mimi,
u only that much money -
support prices for them. That -
Just one figure which has been
mentioned. If the plan is racoro
in detail. may vary
announcer provision Of the new
.oea being studied in WasbinIo~
s that to stop limiting acresge
ana start limiting crops. insfesS
Which will be supported bv H.
government. This, hackers Of +he
'lan think, will be a firm de-
'enoaoIe way to control crooo
check over-production.
The fact that the Departmen+
1 agriculture is reported stud
ng these new approaches 70 H.
situation is proof that Co.
etary Ezra Benson is PLANNING -
up with more than one 1aU'
ropoSaI when he presents Tor tbe
resident for him) the new far
'oposalS to Congress in lame.
some experts believe the Ia+aSt
cas-, involving limiting sunnoSt
terms of thousands of doIIar.
stead of a percentage price s,,n
ut for a fixed number Of up
ay De the best proposal the d.
has yet hit on for loss
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Gartside Lake
Project Making
Rapid Progress

MANY yards Of dirt fill went
INTO the Gartside dam this past
week and with favorable wealth
er, the fill will be completed in
about ten days. The deposit of
coal IN the spillway is to be ex-
caVated starting Thursday or Fri
day, and this will complete the
project except for minor items
The 30-acre lake is now Yearly
a reality and the public is invif-
ed to inspect the work done in
order to realize the scope of ac-
tlvlties and the need for funds
on the part of the Sportsmen
club. Public acceptance and SIM
port OF the project has been out
standing. According to club Of
IlclaIS, the farmer support on
funds has been most gratifying
To date about $27OO has been
raised towards the $4,000 ouofa
A number of membership men
Stlll haven't made their drives and
are urged to do so at the earliest
possible date.
The Sportsmen Board of Di-
'ectors have pointed out that the
una drive goal can easily be
exceeded if contacts are made
\ 30 minimum membership which
S a family deal includes a bic
rec banquet in the early part Of
he new year.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
.Kringen : Nielsen
Wedding At
Pella Church

MISS Shirley Mae Kringan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, &C.
oastlan Kringen of rural Sidney
an DonaId Nielsen, son of Mr.
ana Mrs. Niels K. Nielsen of 808
ora Ave. S. E., were married
az d f:Oo p. M. c~andlelight cere~
cnony at Pella Lutheran church
saturday evening, Nov. - Rev
Il[eo Jensen performed +be
enca ~ ing service in the pres
III l about 125 guests.
bosl cnurch was decorated with
DasAetS OF fall flowers at tha a.
ana tall candles, tied with
S oa BOWS ornamented the center
Miss Carol Frandsen pl.ved
me Prenuptial music, the trs5i"
slonaI marches and the accom
panlments for Lyle Weasel U,ho
Because. aver and
The bride, who was gi,,on
marriage by her father. wore
Wnlte b~allerina length dress wifi
u skirt, high neckline and
nylon lace jacket with +braa
quarter length sleeves. Her eIN
DOW length veil of illusion fell
ron a pearled tiara, and She
carried a bouquet of red roses
on a white Bible.
Mrs. Leo Becker served as her
sisters matron Of honor. She wore
an aqua lace b~allerina length
gown with black accessories. Her
flowers were gold C-hrysantbe-
and pompoms.
Lloyd Nielsen was his brothers.
pest man and DeWayne Swanson /;
lSherS. "0ie
For her daughters wedding. j
Mrs. Kringen wore a light Blue {
ace dress with black accessories c
Mrs. Nielsen wore a brown dress l
With matching accessories. Roth
oSeS. leu
A reception in the church par
followed the ceremony. The Il
ou[-l1ered wedding cake, trim .
led with white icing and yellow A
oseS, and topped with miniature
ridal figures, was cut by Mrs Y
ohn King, an aunt of the bride
Mrs. Lloyd Nielsen and Miss
lartha Kay Miller, poured, and
llSS Faith Witt and Mrs. Duane
oVakovich served the guests,
Julian Verhasselt registered
le guests, and Mrs. Leo Becker OF
SISTED the bridal couple with pr
e gifts. in
Mrs. Nielsen attended Sidney pc
gh school and has been EN- cl;
Dyed at McDonald's Store here. 81
r. Nielsen is a Sidney HIGH tn
1ool graduate, a navy veteran. wi
d IS employed at the Holly ste
gar factory. They will live in sci
1ney. They plan a wedding trip ye
the spring. cit
Out Of town guests were
5. Esther Hasper of Billings in
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Void by
Glendive. The
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

SOL, 400. 0'' ais
Montana Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls, $74,1OO.
Marcus DAILY Memorial Hos
pital, Hamilton, $11,70O.
Big Horn Community HOSPITAL
Hardin, $1,000.
Wheatland Memorial Hospita1
Harlowton, $4,000.
Kennedy Deaconess Hospital
Havre, $4,000.
$3O,5OO. IlaVIe'
$25, 500.
s.s st. to- Peters Hospital, Helena,
shodair Crippled cbiIdren,s
hospital, Helena, SIS 700.
Sanders County General Hos
pltal, Hot Springs, $4,000.
dan, $4,000. ~
kahSpell General Hospital.
.~alispell, $32, 700.
st. JoSeph's Hospital. Lewis
own, $48, 200.
St. Johns Lutheran HospitaI
$14,1OO.
Malta Hospital. Malta S1f am
Miles City Hospital (Holy Ro- !
aTy), Miles City, $73,5OO.
Memorial Hospital, Missoula.
'ciation, Missoula, $29, 500. Z
st. Patrick's Hospital, Missoula. !
Sheridan Memorial Hosnital i
-entywood, $4,000. =
+ hotel ote Dieu Hospital, Poison. n
Carbon County Memorial Hos p
tai, Red Lodge, $4,000.
tio!y Family Hospital, st. Ig- Il
Daniels Memorial Hospital SEQ A
y, $4,000. DIV
Community Memorial Hospital fl
iney, $23,IOO. il
lutheran nth Hospital, Terry, y
trinity Hospital, Wolf Point.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15
Federal Land
Bank Declares
81 Dividend

Spokane The Federal Land
Bank of Spokane has declared a
6% dividend to stockholders of
record Nov. 80, 1855. Fred A.
hnutsen, president, announced to-
day. This dividend, approved by
the banks board of directors here
last week, approximates S359OOO
and brings to more than 81, 9OO.-
OOO the total paid in dividends
since 1914.
S~ixty-five national farm loan
associations in Idaho, Montana.
Oregon and Washington, which
own all Of the banks CAPITAL
STOCK, will receive the dividend.
Mr.. Knutsen said. The associa-
tIons, IN turn, pass on most Of the
dividend to their farmer-mem-
bers.
AS our land bank system is
cooperative" Knutsen explained.
savings we a effect over and
ABOVE our operating expenses and
neeoed reserves are shared with
our borrowers through their ma
rdtlonal farm loan associations.
1neSe dividends have the effect
reducing the interest costs on
Natlonal farm loan associations
local cooperatives making and
'erVlclng loans for the bank. Each
'sSocIatlon IS owned by its mem
eI-!armers and ranchers. The
llStrlct office for eight counties
n eastern Montana is located at
Ilendlve under the supervision
l hnute Hustad, secretary-treas-
rer.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-15

e Prematurity, rehabilitation. han
e dlcapped children, preventive y
! olagnostlc services, out-patien
care, or any other area which i
: phe opinion of the hospitals gov.
ernlng board would best serve If,
community. -
hospital governing boards will,
be required to submit e,1iJomna
OF tax exemption before receivino
a grant, to report preliminary
pans for use of funds within
ehree months of acceptance and
10 report at the end of two wears
funds. "0e u the
The amount of each grant has
Oeen computed on the basis of
patient days of service provided
Oy the hospital, and the numbers
u OlrthS IN the hospital. Patient
DAYS reflect the extent to which
a hospital is used. Days of care
given to new born infants are not
SHOWN IN the patient-day tabu-
Iatlon; therefore, the number of
births is added to patient days as
a measure of an important hos
pital service.
Computation of grants is based
on reports from each hospital 10
the American Hospital Associa-
ton.
A List Of the hospitals believed
to be eligible for grants under tba
appropriation, along with the a.
mount to be proffered to each
be found in the Annendix
slna! determination of eligib1a
hospitals and the exact aTno,1nt
u each grant will be made bv
he Foundation.
Following is a complete 1is+ of
dontana hospitals RECEIVING
rants from the Ford Foundation:
st. AIMS Hospital, Anaconda
Fallon County Community Hos
ital, Baker, $4,000.
sweet Grass Community Hos
ltal, Big Timber, $4,000.
Billings Deaconess Hocni+o1
filings, $78,40O.
st. Vincent'S Hospital. Billings
1000.
Bozeman Deaconess HOSPITAL
ozeman, $29, ZOO.
Butte Community Memorial
ospital, Butte, $4,000.
st. James Hospital, Butte
$500. D0''e'
Teton Memorial Hospital. Cho-
au, $4,000. -
saltwater Community Hospita1
lumbus, $4,000. SO
J ooo Mary's Hospital, Conrad,
Glacier County Memorial Hos J
Cut Bank, $4,000. pit
Joseph Hospital, Deer
1ge, $1,000. Ha
Madison Valley Hospital, Ennis. \
sosebud Community Hospital, "a !
$4,000. IT.
It. Clare's Hospital, Fort Ben :
/, $4,000. S
RANGES Mahon Deaconess Hos $500
Glasgow, $21,1OO. IS
Torthern Pacific Hosni+o1 $50
ndive, $22, 300. ;
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