Teton Medical Center Dedication Draws Local Attendance
About 200 people attended the August 25 dedication and open house for the new Teton Medical Center at Chateau. The outdoor ceremony featured nearly a dozen speakers, a ribbon cutting, and a tour of the modern facility with 22 short term beds and 24 long term beds in double rooms.
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D. P. Fabrick
Chateau Area
New Tetom Medical Center
New Teton Medical Center
Chateau
D.P. Fabrick
City Considers Sale For Museum Expansion and Police Revamp
Florence Weist representing Ruth Oblander of LaGrange seeks city land between the pumphouse and Teton Trail Village for museum expansion and public toilets. George Anderson named Chief of Police as the department reverts to city control. rest stop and street work discussed with delays due to utility settling and gravel limits.
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Florence Weist
Ruth Oblander
LaGrange, IN
Teton Trail Village
Bill Bruce
Weist
Oblander
Jim Hamilton
Jim Dellno
George Anderson
Police Commission
Gift Shop Opens Doors In Russell Building
The Virtu Gift and Book Shop opens in the Russell Building rooms formerly Chateau Photo. Hours are Wed 6 9 pm Fri 1 5 and 6 9 pm Sat 9 am 6 pm Sun 1 6 pm. Items include gifts books local art on consignment and teas with winter art classes planned.
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Virtu
John Simurchak
Sam Campenella
Russell
Chateau Photo
Simurchak
Choteau Activities
Choteau
Dr. Campanella
Montana Mental Health Center
Lanes Sold In Teton County To New Managers
Arvid and Kay Sundet sold A and K Lanes to Richard and Laura Page and Steve Larson, effective immediately. Larson will manage and the business will operate as A E Lanes with an opening date set for September 1 for the new season. The Sundets opened the alley on September 3, 1956, and installed automatic pinsetters in November 1957.
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Arvid
Kay Sundet
A & K Lanes
Richard and
Laura Page
Bynum
Steve Larson
Chateau
Page
A & E Lanes
Sundets
Teton County
The
Registration Notice for Chateau Elementary Pupils
Parents must register new pupils on Thursday August 25 from 8 30 am to noon and 1 to 4 30 pm. Entry ages are 5 for kindergarten and 6 for first grade with no prior public schooling. Required documents include birth certificates and a medical exam with state forms. Vaccination now required includes measles polio diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough.
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Chateau
Chateau Public School Board of Trustees
Church Picnic At Cha teau United Methodist Church
The Cha teau United Methodist Church invites the congregation to a Sunday church wide picnic after the 11 a.m. worship service on the parsonage lawn across from the church. Families should bring a salad hot dish or dessert. Bread butter beverages and table service provided. If rain the event moves indoors.
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Chateau United Methodist Church
Crowells Reopen Teton Trail Gift Shop Details
The Teton Trail Art and Gift Shop re opens this week with Dave and Bev Crowell as operators. Located on the Teton Trail Museum property it will be open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily through September and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday starting October. The shop offers art supplies Montana history and art history books at discount prices and features a new display of British Columbia Jade plus Montana pottery antique clocks Arizona turquoise and frames. A grand opening will occur when more merchandise arrives and guest artists are featured periodically. Local amateur artists may submit drawings of Teton Trail Village with a $25 Savings Bond prize. Further information can be obtained at the Gift Shop. Public invited to visit and meet the Crowells.
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Teton Trail
Dave
Bev Crowell
Teton Trail Museum
Bill Bruce
Teton Trail Village
Montana
British Columbia
Arizona
Crowells
Congressman Marlenee to Visit Choteau for Listening Session
Congressman Ron Marlenee will visit Choteau on Tuesday August 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. He plans a Listening Session at the Choteau Library to hear from local residents and discuss his duties representing the people.
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Ron Marlenee
Choteau
Marlenee
Great Falls Woman Killed In Car Truck Crash
A tractor trailer carrying sheep collided with a late model Ford station wagon eight miles north of Chateau on U S 89. Mrs Gail Pfister died from impact, her son Robert H Pfister and Diane Godec were injured. the truck driver Joel Amball and passenger Jacob Kleinsasser were involved, with several sheep killed. The wreck blocked the highway for hours as authorities investigated.
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Chateau
Robert W. Pfister
Great Falls
Jacob Kleinsasser
U.S. 89
Robert
Gail) Pfister
Robert H
Diane Godec
Neenah
Wis
Roger Kelly
Miller Colony
Slutterite
North Montana
Pfister
Malmstrom Air Base
Kalispell
Lenertz Co
St. Paul
Minn
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Armed Services
Clark Inbedy
District Hospital Board
Ross Peace
Ray Amundson
Martin
Halleck Antone
Robert L. de Montigny
Dutton
Smoot Rowley
Police Department
Anderson
Glen Larson
James Henneke
James Nichols
Dellwo
Country Club
Dellno
Robert Jensen
Main Street
Board of Adjustments
James Burch
Hobson Addition
Gerald Bollinger
Cecil Snyder Jr
Second Street N.W
Jay Dunckel
Stan Brown
Cal Doctor's
State Department of Health
Dave Crowells
Thurs
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