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2-Havre Daily News, Friday Evening, March 27,1970 Group Mobilizing to Battle Price Increase zatlon, met In Havre in a regular quarterly meeting. One of the Issues discussed was the Montana Milk Board's recent order Increasing the price of milk. Plans made at that meet- Ing Included a petition drive to gather public support In opposition to the price rise, petitioning the Milk Board for a On March 1 and 8 the Montana names of people who liad Indi- Stalewlde Low Income Organl- cated opposltlontothemllkprice Increase. The petition Indicated that the raise In prices would be Inflationary. It also mentioned that some mllkdlstrlbutorswere selling milk at below cost, a practice which subverts the purposes of the Milk Control Act.

Slandley and Havre Legal Services Attorney Don Marble argued that these practices should rehearing on the price Increase be investigated prior to order- and, In the event a rehearing Ing any price Increase. Is not granted, the taking of Standley also stated that he legal steps to halt the increase. On March 14 Statewide Low Income Organization Chairman Hugh Standley was In attendance at a regularly scheduled Milk Board meeting In Bozeman to present and defend the Montana State Low Income's petition. He presented approximately 1,100 against Ihe unwarranted and unjust price Increase. The rehearing was not granted bytheboard.

March 1C In Mlssoula the Montana state Community Action Directors' Association, met at their regular quarterly meeting. At that meeting they voted to support legal action to block the price increase, to increase is anurfalrtradoprac. According to Standby, oppo- tice in not taking into account sllton to tho Increase Is growing consumer inlerestsandthecosts there are abou 148 000 low ol producing andprocesslng milk in the slate who through reasonably efficient the melns milk price Increase. TV SCHEDULE felt prices should be uniform throughout the state and In order to accomplish this, a reduction to 54 cents per half gallon would be called for. This Is the current price In the Plenlywood area.

Marble requested that Independent rate experts be called In to protect the consumer the Milk Board and to support a proposed milk boycott which will be ImplementedbyMonlanaSlate Low Income Organization, and announced In the near future. March 20 the Montana Statewide Low-Income Organization filed an action In Helena, naming the Milk Control 'Board and Its executive secretary, Geoffrey Brayler, as defendants. The action claims that the milk price 9:00 Newlywed Game (C) 9:30 Lawrence Welk (C) 10:30 Lennons (C) 11:30 College Show (C) 12:00 "Portrait of Mobster" (C 1:00 ABC News (C) SUNDAY 8:30 Insight (C) 9:00 Catch a Wish (C) 9:30 Dudley Do Right (C) AT KOTARY MEETING Kan Kato, front row left, AFS student from Japan now attending Havre High School, presented the program at the club's Thursday night meeting, showing color slides of many of the beautiful places In his country including his city of Kyoto. Next to him Is Josephine Spinier, Northern Montana College senior who was named by club directors to represent the club and area In the Rotary District 539 competition for a Rotary Foundation Fellowship for study overseas. Back row left to right are Earl Weiser, chairman of the committee which recommended Miss Spinier; I.

A. Wink, program chairman who Introduced Kato, and Bill Ryan, president of the club. (Dally News photo) New Daytime Serial Launched VFW Commander to Visit By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Television-Radio Writer NEW YORK (AP) NBC will launch on Monday a new daytime serial called "Another This must not be confused with NBC's most popular soap opera, "Another City," which until today was just plain "An- othar World." It is hard enough to keep the titles of daytime serials straight because none seems to give any clue about content. Now "Another World" is about to divide like a one-cell Paramecium. "Another is one type of what television calls a spin-off.

Thisonewillre- late in various ways to the established serial, including exchanges of characters and, occasionally, interwoven story lines. This type of program reproduction is hardly new. When "Peyton Place" was at itspopu- larity peak on ABC as a night- Ume' serial, CBS span its. "As tHe World Turns'" ojfihtoa new, prime-time serial simply by having the heroine ol the daytime soap opera, Lisa Hughes, go to a distant city to make a. new life.

The show did not do well, and It was only a matter of weeks before Lisa decided she liked life better in dear old daytime Oakdale. "Green Acres," launched several seasons back on CBS, was a sort of double spin-off. Creator Paul Kenning had a hit by putting country folk in sophisticated city surroundings- "Beverly Hillbillies "-sc he put the very urban family of "Green Acres" into a country setting. He also made them neighbors of his "Petticoat Junction" family, using some supporting characters in both shows and having the principals visiting back and forth. The device is designed to help the new shows attract audi- The Havre Daily News HAVRE DAILY NEWS, INC.

119 2nd Havre, Mont. 59501 Official Cicy, County Newspaper ences. By making "Another World" two serials, NBC obviously hopes the old audience for one show will stick around for the second. Meanwhile, ABC will introduce on Monday two new soap opera, one ot them called "A World to be confused with "As the World Turns," or "Another World." Experimentation with form will continue with some pro- grams next season, NBC started last' season by building "The Name of the Game" around three characters connected by the same publishing empire. George Paul, Fort Benton, commander of the Montana Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will visit Bear Paw Post No.

491 Saturday to present the post with a per- Sentence Deferred petual life charter during special ceremonies prior to a pot luck dinner for all veterans at 6:30 p.m. Local commander JackAngell has re quested that all post members attend the meeting as win- ners of the recent Voice of Democracy contest, Havre's foreign exchange student and members of the girls' rifle team will be honored. Entertainment will follow the dinner. 5:30 Flipper (C) 6:00 Game Game (C) 6:30 ABC News (C) 7:00 Big Valley (C) 8:00 What's My Line (C) 8:30 Can You Top This? (C) 9:00 Daktarl (C) 10:00 Here Come Brides (C) 11:00 Love American Style (C) 10:00 Rocky (C) Nlghlbeat (C) Spiderman 12:30 Dick Cavett (C) SATURDAY 8:00 Gulliver (C) 8:30 Smokey (C) 9:00 Cattanooga Cats (C) 10:00 Hot Wheels (C) 10:30 Hardy Boys (C) 11:00 Sky Hawks (C) 11:30 George ol Jungle (C) .2:00 East-West Basketball (C) TBA 4:30 Pro Bowlers (C) 6:00 World of Sports (C) 7:30 Mr. Roberts (C) 8:00 Judy Lynn (C) 8:30 Make a Deal (C) 11:00 Bullwinkle (C) 11:30 Issues Answers (C) 11:55 NBA Basketball (C) 2:00 Directions (C) 2:30 Discovery (C) 3:00 Wes Lynch (C) 3:30 Sklppy (C) 4:00 Western Star Theatre (C) 4:30 Hazel (C) 5:00 American Sportsman (C) 6:00 Movie of Week (C) 8:00 Suspense Theatre (C) 9:00 FBI (C) 10:00 Movie (C) 12:00 ABC News (C) 12:15 8 Lively Arts (C) Judge B.

W. Thomas ordered deferment of imposition of sen- fence for aone-yearperiodwhen This season it put together three Gregory Golden, convicted of different series under one title, assault In the second degree, "The Bold Ones." appeared In court Thursday. Golden was convicted recently Next season, NBC plans something called "Four-tn-One," simply four short serials, one following the other. by a Hill district court jury on a charge of assaulting Clifford C. Engebretson last June 13.

The court ordered thalGolden serve GO days In county jail, but Indicated the county jail sentence may be reduced if Golden makes restitution for medical expenses Incurred by Engebretson. Judge Thomas also stipulated that Goldencanworkdays.but must spend his nights in county jail in the event he Is able to find employment. The court ordered that Golden start serving the jail sentence five days. Float SALE SAT SUM Buy a Large one- Get 2nd one 5 DAILY 11A.M. Phone Your Order Ahead 5-7S43 KXLY TV Channel 4 FRIDAY 5:00 Movie 6:30 KXLY News (C) 7:00 CronklteNews (C) 7:30 Beat Hie Clock (C) 8:00 Truth or Consequences(C 8:30 Auto Race (C) 9:30 Hogan's Heroes (C) (C) 8i30 Jackie Gleason (C) 9:30 My 3 Sons (C) 10:00 Green Acres (C) 10:30 Petticoat June.

(C) 11:00 Mannix (C) Scene Tonight(C) 12:30 Big 4 Movie SUNDAY EXPRESSIVE FACE of W. A. "Tony" Boyle, president of the United Mine Workers, registers three different attitudes in these photos made in Washington, D.C. Boyle appeared at a Senate Labor Subcommittee investigation info last December's bitfcr UMW election which he won over Joseph "Jock" Yanlonski. Four Lose Lives In Hiway Crash Of Storks CORKSCREW SWAMP, Fla, (AP) More than 3,000 storks have come to Corkscrew Swamp in the Everglades to raise families, An airplane census announced by the Naples Chamber of Commerce placed the stork population in the cypress forest at 3,800.

Storks arrive annually at the sanctuary, one of the last remaining nesting areas for the vanishing long-legged bird. HAVM STARTS WEDNESDAY SHOWS 7tOO-9r05 P.M. Steve McQueen plays Boon in William Faulkner's Pulitzer Prize -Winner in'The Reivers" Cinema Center Films Presentation A National General Pictures Release, fi 10:00 "Where Boys Are" (C) 8:30 Cathedral or Tomorrow 12:00 Scene Tonight (C) 9:30 Kathryn Kuhlman (C) 12:30 Big 4 Movie 10:00 Voice ot Church (C) SATURDAY 10 30 It Is Written (C) 8:45 Sunday School of Air (C) 11:00 Face the Nation (C) 9:00 Jetsons (C) NHL Hockey (C) 9:30 Bugs Bunny (C) 10:30 Dastardly Muttley (C) 11:00 Wacky Races (C) lltSO Scooby Doo (C) 12:00 Archie Sabrina (C) 1:00 Monkees (C) 1:30 Rifleman 2:00 Action Theater 3:30 CBS Golf (C) 4:30 Hawaii 5-0 (C) 5:30 Wilburn Bros. (C) 6:00 Buck Owens (C) 6:30 Mudd News (C) 2:00 Best Movie 4:00 Archie (C) 4:30 Amateur Hour (C) 5:00 Lassie (C) 5:30 Young People Concert (C 0:30 Porter Wagoner (C) 7:00 Mudd News (C) 7:30 Award Theater 9:00 Ed Sullivan (C) 10:00 Glen Campbell (C) 11:00 Mission Impossible (C) 12:00 Scene Tonight (C) 12:15 Reasoner News (C) 7:00 Truth or Consequences (C 12:30 Merv Griffin (C) 7:30 Carol Burnett (C) 2:00 Peter Gun KFBB TV Channel 5 7:30 Lennon Sisters (C) FRIDAY 8:30 TBA 5:30 Auto Race 9:00 Then Came Bronson (C) 6:30 The Brady Bunch 10:00 Here Come Brides (C) 7:00 Nanny Professor (C) 11:00 TV Five News 7:30 Eddies Father (C) 11:10 "Terror On A Train" 8:00 Ghost, Mrs. Mulr (Cj SUNDAY 3:36 News (C) 7:30 Dudley Do' Right (C) 9:00 Love Amer.

Style (C) 10:00 TV Five News 10:30 Merv Grlfftn (C) SATURDAY 6:00 Gulliver (C) 6:30 Smokey Bear (C) 7:00 Cattanooga Cats (C) 8:00 Hot Wheels (C) 8:30 Hardy Boys (C) 9:00 Sky Hawks (C) 9:30 Geo. of Jungle (C) 10:00 Get It Together (C) 10:30 Amer. Bandstand (C) 11:30 Saturday Matinee (C) 1:30 Pro Bowlers Tour (C) 3:00 Wide World of Sports (C) 4:30 R. MuddNews(C) 8:00 Fantastic Voyage (C) 8:30 Spiderman (C) 9:00 Bullwinkle (C) 9:30 Discovery (C) 10:00 This Is The Life (C) 10:30 The Christophers (C) 11:00 Directions (C) 11:30 Issues and Answers (C) 11:55 NBA Baltimore vs. N.Y.

2:00 Amer. Sportsman (C) 3:00 Sunday Matinee (C) 4:30 Prince of Peace (C) 5:00 Land of Giants (C) 6:00 Ed Sullivan (C) 7:00 "The Chase" (C) 9:45 F.B.I. (C) Second Class Puslage Paid at Montana Published evenings cicept Saturday and Sunday. Member of Assoaattd Full Service of Leased Wire and S.E.A. Feature Servia.

SUBSCRIPTION- KATKS Hy Caintr Mail 1 Mo. i ij Vr. 51-50 fl.50 SUM HSM SUPERIOR (AP) Three persons believed to be from Washington and a Mlssoula man lost their lives late Thursday in a fiery two-car crash about miles west of Superior in Mineral County. Jerry Pritchard, 42, of Missoula died in an ambulance en route to Missoula aboutSOmiles from the crash scene. Sheriff-Coroner Francis Tami elti withheld information on identities of the other three victims, but witnesses said they were believed to be a couple and a small girl.

Pritchard apparently was alone in one of the cars when it collided head-on with the other vehicle, which witnesses said bore Washington license plates. Tamietti said fire swept through the wreckage and two of the bodies were burned beyond recognition. Prtichard, whoreportedlycel- ebrated Ms birthday on the day of the crash, had been working as a cook at a truck stop in St. Regis. Tamietli said the accident occurred on a two-lane section ol U.S.

10. THEATRE WYATTEARP- HERO OR KILLER? MOVIE AUDIENCE GUIDE A Public Service by The Havre Daily News HLMSHOlUliO ME THOSE tilUSED FltOIIONOVEMtEil ltd GENERAL Suggested (or audiences. Suggested for MATURE audiences (parental discre lion advised). RESTRICTED Persons under r6 not admitted, unless accompanied by parent or adult guaidian. Persons under 18 not ad milted.

This age restriction may be higher in certain areas. Check theater or advertising. orihf wholf family! ALL SIMS 50t SAT. and SUN. MATINEES I P.M.

"FLY-IN," WHERE ONE MISTAKE COULD MEAN A 100 MILE WALK-OUT" OXFORD BAR BILLIARDS 3311st 5:00 Flying Nun (C) 10:45 TV Five News (C) 5:30 J. Cousleau Water Planet 10:55 "Fanfare For A Death 6:30 Lawrence Welk (C) Scene" (C) KRTV Channel 6 FRIDAY 5:00 Lucy (C) 5:30 Huntley-Brinkley (C) 6:00 KRTV News (C) 6:30 Beverly Hillbillies (C) 7:00 "Where the Boys Are" 9:00 Ironside (C) 10:00 KRTV News (C) 10:30 Tonight Show (C) SATURDAY 6:00 GTF College Telecourse 7:00 Here Comes Grump (C) 7:30 Dastardly Muttley (C) 8:00 Wacky Races (C) 8:30 Banana Spills (C) 9:30 Hot Dog Special (C) 10:30 P. Pltstop (C) 11:00 Superman (C) 11:30 Johnny Quest (C) 12:00 Pink Panther (C) 12:30 H. Pufnstuf (C) 1:00 Bugs Bunny-Road Runner 2:00 Jambo Tales (C) 2:30 Underdog (C) 3:00 The Monkees (C) 3:30 Jaycee TV Days (C) 4:00 High Chaparral (C) 5:00 Hunlley-Brinkley (C) 5:30 Green Acres (C) 6:00 Glen Campbell (C) 7:00 Gunsmoke (C) 8:00 "My Six Lovos" 10:00 Name of the Game (C) 11:30 Deputy SUNDAY 6:45 Living Word (C) 7:00 Tom Jerry (C) 7:30 Revival Fires (C) 8:00 Cathedral of Tomorrow 9:00 Kathryn Kuhlman (C) 9:30 Tabernacle Choir (C) 10:00 Insight (C) 10:30 Face The Nation (C) 11:00 Meet the Press (C) 11:30 NHL Boston at Detroit 2:00 Kllly Challenge Skiing 2:30 N.Y. Philharmonic Young People's Concert (C) 3:30 Amateur Hour (C) 4:00 R.

Mudd News (C) 4:30 Lassie (C) 5:00 Wild Kingdom (C) 5:30 World of Disney (C) 6:30 The Bill Cosby Show (C) 7:00 Bonanza (C) 8:00 Mission Impossible (C) 9:00 Hawaii Flve-0(C) 10:00 Dragnet (C) 10:30 Bracken's World (C) 11:30 "The Law You" CJLH TV Channel 7 9:30 "Return to Paradise" FRIDAY 11:00 CBC News (C) 4:30 Child, of the World (C) 11:15 Teleprobe 7 5:00 Marine Boy (C) 11:30 "Room at the Top" (C) 5:30 Three Stooges SUNDAY 5:55 Teleprobe 7 7:30 Plnnochto Oz 6:30 Bracken's World (C) 7:30 Julia (C) 8:00 Time Time Again (C) 9:00 "Lllllesof the Field" 11:00 CBC News (C) 11 Teleprobe 7 11:40 "Sink the Blsmark" SATURDAY 7:30 Pinnochlo Oz 8:00 Quick Draw McGraw 8:30 Thunderblrds (C) 9:30 Underdog (C) 10:00 "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" 12:00 Stampede Wrestling 1:00 Trans World Top Team 6 World of Disney (C) 1:30 Dlbervllle (C) 'W on 1ray JHun le Show 2 ,00 TBA 1t3 My World Welcome slflO Kalcldosport (C) 4:00 TBA "veiling Music Please 5:00 Hugs Runner Weekend (C) 6:00 NHL N.Y. at Montreal 8f30 Country Time (C) Travel 9:00 Beverly Hillbillies (C) 12! Vtt Forget You" 8:00 Cartoon Party 8:30 Quick Draw McGraw (C) 9JOO Whiplash (C) 9(30 It Is Written (C) 10:00 Faith for Today (C) 10:30 TBA 1:00 Outdoors-Lib. Mutual 1:30 Country Calendar 2:00 Oxford Cambridge Race (C) 2f30 "Sandy the Seal" 4:00 New Majority 4:55 CBC TV News (C) 5:00 This Land of Ours 5:30 Reach for the Top Boat.