Beet Growers Receive
Final '66 Payment
The Great Western Sugar Co. pa i d $4,485,200 to growers Oc-tober 24 as final payment on the 1966 crop of sugarbeets grown in Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas and Texas. A company of-fi.cial said payment to individual il'Owers is determined by sugar content of beets delivered.
Average returns per ton, in combined company and govern-ment paygovern-ments, will range from about $15.50 to $16.00 in differ-ent beet-growing areas.
On receipt of the October 24 payment, growers will have receiv-ed $64,462,000 for their 1966 beets, including direct company pay-ments and sugar act paypay-ments re-turned to the grQwer through the processing tax levied on the
com-pany.
The multi-million-dollar first payment on the 1967 crop, now being harvested, will be made by the company in November.
they visited friends. They one a week.
md Mrs. Carl Charles made a
,ed business and pleasure Laramie Thursday of last . Raymond Bennett, Sr. of La-e, Ind. was a house guest of ad Mrs. Woody May last week Mr. Bennett accompanied ar DeVeny on a successful elk
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of Cody, who were in Laramie to at-tend the Alumni Homecoming, both being graduates of the university. Mr. Kuiper is a brother of Mrs. Corollo and Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Robinson returned home Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dieleman en-joyed a social evening with Mr. and Mrs. Gay Robbins Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gilbert and
Sharon of Cheyenne were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lockman and Carol.
Mrs. Hazel Allison and Mrs. lack
Brugeman spent Monday morning with Mrs. Eldon Allison to help her celebrate her birthday. All enjoy-ed the birthday cake brought by Mrs. Hazel Allison.
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