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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
5
Montana expands workman compensation to require insurance for all paid ranchhands and farm workers starting July 1 under Senate Bill 124. Penalties include fines up to 600 dollars or six months in prison for each uninsured employee, with options through the State Division of Workmen's Compensation or private insurers.
Rose Schaefer expresses heartfelt gratitude for a birthday party in Agawam hosted by Ella Weist Florence Weist Viola Brownell Isabelle Truchot and Kay Zier. She thanks friends for gifts cards flowers and calls making her 80th birthday memorable. God bless you all.
David Alzheimer, Montana State University spring graduate, earns the Montana Society of Engineers Gold Medal for 1973. He holds a 3.8 plus GPA in chemical engineering, participates in campus activities, and receives an engraved gold watch, a three year MSE membership, and a certificate. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alzheimer of Choteau.
Pastor Edward Ferguson announces summer schedule at Augusta Community Church with Sunday School at 9 a.m. and morning service at 10 a.m. from June 24 through the last Sunday of August. A Tuesday Good News Bible School program runs 10 to 11:30 a.m. for children and youth, featuring songs slides Bible instruction and planned trips and camps for the summer.
A family reunion and 50th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hitchcock will be held at the Fairfield Community Hall on June 24 starting at 1 p.m. All friends and neighbors are invited. Subscribe to the Acantha.
Montana State University and USDA researchers report preliminary results on salinity seeps. Annual crops, alfalfa, tall wheatgrass, and proper fertilization can reduce seep spread, while snow retention and drainage, soil depth, and water tables influence seep development.
The Neptune Factor screen is shown at the Roxy with stars Ben Gazzara and Ernest Borgnine. Two showings Thursday at 7 10 p m with admission 9 adults 1 25 youths 12 and under 50c. Also announced Fiddler On The Roof at Chateau for four performances June 22 25 with 8 pm starts and reduced price seats. Poseidon Adventure June 28 for five days. Cross and the Switchblade July 8 9. Jeremiah Johnson at the Roxy for six days in July.
Washington The Farmers Home Administration will reexamine planned closures of 13 Montana offices after a meeting with Rep John Melcher and Senators Mansfield and Metcalf. They noted Montana’s FHA participation lags behind neighbors and urged rural development leadership.
Local residents Andrew A. Jordan of Cho teau earned a perfect four point average to join Carroll College’s Dean’s honor list for the spring term. Also named were James Scott and Allen G. Adams, both listed on the honor roll, reflecting high academic achievement among area students.
Rodney Cole of Chateau near Bozeman became a member of Alpha Zeta National Agricultural Honorary at Montana State University. The initiation recognizes scholastic achievement in agricultural studies and leadership within the university community.
The piece notes Lou Gehrig’s life events all clustered around June from birth to retirement and death, including his 2 130 game streak start on June 1 1925 and four homer day on June 3 1932, plus his death on June 2 1941. It adds that the Philadelphia Phillies have never won a World Series, and mentions the first U S auto race in Chicago in 1895 with Frank Duryea winning at 73 mph.
The University of Montana lists 1647 graduates for 1972 73 including 1226 bachelor 315 master 64 juris doctor and 42 doctoral degrees 436 on the 1972 summer list. Montana State University grants 1387 degrees at its 77th commencement with 1238 bachelor 120 master 26 doctorates and 3 honorary degrees.
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