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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1976
Page
2
A Montana congressman describes federal rules imposed on small town hospitals by HEW affecting Medicare and Medicaid services. He plans to gather hospital grievances to push for regulatory changes that preserve care and prevent hospital closures while ensuring workable lab and specialist access.
Choteau Freshmen lost both weekend games to Fairfield freshmen. In Friday action Fairfield led 16-9 and 30-29 at halftime then pulled away 64-48 as Todd Lambert scored 23. On Saturday Fairfield won 67-53 with Lambert scoring 26 while Gary Passmore and Kirk Dunckel each had 16 for Choteau.
Kathryn M. Flinn writes from Chateau thanking Choteau residents for sympathy after the death of Kathleen Rathman Thron’s son. She notes the kitchen helpers and planners, the Protestant minister’s eulogy, and Father Gannon’s Mass, expressing deep gratitude for the solace offered.
Region 1 of the Forest Service accepts temporary job applications nationwide through February 15. Hiring is merit based from experience and education. Open roles include aids and technicians in forestry range recreation fire control engineering surveying and biology. applicants send Form R1-6130-1 to the Regional Office in Missoula.
The Teton Pondera Farm Bureau unit will hold its January meeting on Thursday January 15 at 7 30 p m with all interested farmers urged to attend. Featured speaker will be Stanley Burger executive vice president of Montana Farm Bureau and editor of Montana Agriculture. Burger will present a program on the bureau objectives and priorities to aid Montana farmers and ranchers. He will also report on the American Farm Bureau Federation national convention in St Louis Missouri January 4 8.
Elbert Wray Coleman 91 died at Great Falls hospital. Funeral services were held at Croxford Sons Mortuary Chapel with burial in Belt Cemetery. Born 1884 in Guthrie Center Iowa, he moved to Montana in 1895 and married Lillie Anderson in 1911. Survived by son Ralph Coleman of Choteau.
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