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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1957
Page
12
The 1958 Acreage Reserve pays $22.95 per acre on average with signs of variable farm rates by productivity. Signups run through October 4, and eligible producers must provide production history to establish a Soil Bank base at the County ASC before signing. Art Bay notes the 15 day advance information requirement before end of signup.
Western Montana College announces adult education in the fall term. Evening undergraduate courses cover Human Growth and Development and Business topics, with enrollment open to all backgrounds. Graduate offerings include Research Methods and Curriculum Development with courses meeting Monday and Thursday nights. Tuition is eight dollars per credit. Contact Dr. J R Cumming for enrollment.
Western Montana College representatives plan an organizational meeting in Butte on Wednesday October 2 at 7 00 p m in Study Hall One at Butte Public High School for those interested in extension programs Graduate offerings include General Educational Problems and Principles of Curriculum Development Undergraduate classes feature Human Growth and Development Courses run three credits with weekly attendance and $8.00 per credit covers texts and materials
Danny Kaye stars in Assignment Children shown Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church during the Praise Service of the P W O. The film follows Kaye visiting needy children worldwide and highlights U N efforts to relieve hunger and disease, offering health and hope to children. Public invitation issued.
Four new tuberculosis cases were reported in Dillon with six total in Beaverhead County for the year, per the division of disease control of the State Board of Health. Last year the county had two new cases. Montana saw eight new cases last week, bringing 1957’s first 33 weeks total to 216.
Mrs R L Carr and her 12 year old daughter Charlotte have moved to Dillon from Deer Lodge and Liberty Missouri. Mr Carr a printer in Deer Lodge died last month. Leon Miller Jr and a younger daughter remain on a ranch near Dillon. Charlotte entered school locally.
The Montana Public Service Commission schedules the second half of hearings on rate increase applications by Montana Power Company and Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. Montana Power faces a Nov. 12, 1957, 10 a.m. session in the State Capitol House Chambers, Helena, while Mountain States Telephone follows on Nov. 18 at the same time and place. The first half was held Sept. 16 for Power and Sept. 10–12 for Mountain States, with recesses for cross-examination and protestant evidence under the commission’s split-hearing plan.
Frank J. Healy Montana IRS district director announces changes in mailing employment tax forms. Form 941 will no longer be mailed in envelopes. On or about October 15 1957 a booklet titled Employer's Tax Information Forms will be mailed with W-4 and related publications for employers and new employees.
Publication No. 213 describes six forms for employers to remind workers about withholding exemptions and to report payroll taxes. It lists Forms 941a 7018 W-2 W-3 and a 940 check list, noting W-2 supplies for 1958 and deadlines for furnishing W-2 to employees, including those terminated before year end.
Miss Donna Andreason of Jackson wed Mr. John Dooling, Diamond Bar Inn proprietor at Elko Nevada Tuesday. Attendants were the bride's brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Ed Atkins of Dillon. Guests in Dillon offered congratulations Wednesday. A wedding dance at the Inn was planned for Saturday night October 12.
A concise reflection notes that wrongdoing is often only understood in hindsight when viewed from a jail cell. The piece emphasizes consequences, restraint, and the moral lessons learned through confinement.
Dr. James E. Short, new president of Western Montana College of Education, met with members of the local college board at a luncheon last Thursday. The group outlined its functions and discussed reports on education beyond high school and college building and remodeling projects. Board members listed include O. A. Bergeson chairman, Mrs. J. H. Gilbert secretary, and Attorney T. F. McFadden.
Robert O McVey of Wichita Kansas pleaded guilty before Judge Evans Innes in Justice Court Monday morning to a reckless driving charge. Highway Patrol Officer Royal Archer issued the ticket after McVey sped around a sharp dead man s curve near U S Highway 91 south of Glen.
Veterans in the area can seek help for government benefits from James McCashin, service officer of the Veterans Welfare Commission, in the Montana State Employment Office on East Center Street tomorrow.
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