HEW Sprinkler System Deadline May Be Extended for Hospitals
Senators Mansfield and Metcalf told officials and Ball that automatic hospital closures will not occur for Medicare fire protection noncompliance. Ball will review Montana and other states case by case for extensions due to financial hardship, seeking clarification. Teton Memorial Hospital's Jim Humble awaits extension info to raise funds for sprinkler installation.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Lee Metcalf
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Social Security
Robert Ball
John Anderson
Montana State Department of Health
Ball
Mansfield
Montana
Jim Humble
Teton Memorial Hospital
Health, Welfare and Education Department
Pete Howard Elected President of Sportsmen Group
Pete Howard was elected president of the Teton Sportsmen's Association replacing Dr. Donald Bosshardt. Ray Mills becomes vice president and Herb Foster treasurer. Cecil Garland will present a slide talk at the next meeting on Feb 9 at 8 p.m. in the courthouse. The group discussed antelope deer goat and elk issues and opening the Sun River Game Preserve to hunting to alleviate a firing line problem.
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Pete Howard
The
Teton Sportsmen’s Association
Donald Bosshardt
Ray Mills
Herb Foster
Howard
Cecil Garland
Lincoln Back Country Protective Association
Court House
Garland
Joe Klabunde
Fish and Game Commission
Bob Richmond
Hank Greitl
Forest Service
Paul Mihalovich
Ray Sommers
Earl Berthelson
Northern Continental Conservation Commission
Roger Fliger
Dave Wedum
Allen Schallenberger
Nels Thoreson
Fish and Game
Senior Citizens Club to Elect Officers Next Saturday
The Senior Citizens Club will hold an election of officers on February 6 at 8 p.m. in the American Legion hall. Reports by the secretary and treasurer precede the business session, followed by card games and refreshments. President Ted Halvorson urges all members to attend.
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Senior Citizens Club
American Legion Hall
Ted Halvorson
Hospital Benefit Dance Planned for Valentine Eve
A Valentine Eve dance will be held Saturday February 13 in the American Legion hall in Chateau to raise funds for improvements at Teton Memorial Hospital. Ray Weist, dance committee chairman for the American Legion Post, says Morris orchestra will donate music. admission is one dollar per person and the public is urged to attend.
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American Legion Hall
Chateau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Ray Weist
American Legion Post
Weist
Morris Orchestra
Farming Frontiers Slated for Showing at Choteau Imp Co
Pete Ekegren of Choteau Imp Co invites area farmers to Farming Frontiers 71 on Friday February 12. Showings at the implement store are at 10 a.m. and 1 15 p.m. with a free lunch after the morning showing Coffee and cookies will be served all day and attendees can register for free prizes. Film topics include cattle rustling of today and other farmer and rancher topics.
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Pete Ekegren
Choteau Imp. Co
Farming Frontiers
Girl Scouts Plan Special Program in Choteau
A program honoring Juliette Low founder of Girl Scouting will be held in the upper Legion hall in Choteau on Feb 10 at 7 p.m. All Choteau Girl Scout troops will participate with talks and slide presentations by Opportunity Winners Pam Baker and Kris Wilkerson.
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Juliette Low
Girl Scouting In America
Upper Legion Hall
Choteau
Pam Baker
Kris Wilkerson
Chateau Girl Scouts
Montana Farm Forum set for February at Conrad High
More than a thousand farmers and ranchers are expected at the fifth annual Montana Farm Forum in the Conrad High School gym on February 10. Speakers include Dr. Earl L. Butz and Sister Mary Thomas More, with KSEN's Bob Norris as emcee and a free hot lunch.
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Montana Farm Forum
Conrad High School
The
Crop Clinic
Montana
Earl L. Butz
Purdue Research Foundation
Purdue University
Mary Thomas More
Holy Family College
Don Brelsford
Brelsford and Associates
Bozeman
ASCS
Bob Hauser
Australia
City filing deadline set. April 5 election in view
City clerk J M Sulgrove warns petitions must be filed by 5 p m on Wednesday Feb 10 for the city offices. The April 5 election will include mayoral and alderman races with several incumbents filing or signaling intent. A council vote approved abandoning part of two streets for Skyline Lodge and bids to buy a used landfill tractor. Proclamations honored Soroptimists 100th anniversary and Future Farmers of America Week.
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J. M. Sulgrove
James Dellno
Jim Hamilton
Dan Mayson
Bob Nauck
al Tesch
Gerald Wellington
Bob Gronberg
Country Club Heights
Skyline Lodge
Dellno
Future Farmers of America
Tesch
Gwen Gormley
Mary Dellno
Mary Hensley
Sharon Christman
Fabrick Sees Timely Skyline Lodge Construction
D P Fabrick told about 50 people at the Chateau Chamber of Commerce banquet that deadlines can be met to insure Skyline Lodge Retirement Center at Chateau. With 60 apartments for 80 residents, $890000 is available, 20 percent of occupants may receive rental assistance, and plans must be completed by Feb 26 for construction by April 30.
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D. P. Fabrick
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Skyline Lodge
Chateau
Fabrick
Skyline Lodge Board of Trustees
Skyline Trustees
Trinity Lutheran Church
George Higgins
Jack Rogers
Australia
Signing of Hospital Petition Well Received by Taxpayers
The Jaycees and partners gather signatures to place a hospital district question on the ballot. About 400 signatures collected with 300 more needed. groups at Chateau Drug Safeway Ellen's and the courthouse solicit support. The measure aims to let voters decide on a district’s creation, not to form one immediately.
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Reg Wearley
Jaycees
Wearley
Lutheran Hospitals’ and Homes Society
Vander Jagt Rites Held at Fairfield Lutheran Church
Mrs. Bert Vander Jagt died Sunday January 31 after a cancer battle. Funeral services were held at Grace Lutheran Church Fairfield with Rev. Lowell Stordahl officiating. Interment followed at Sunset Hills Cemetery. She was 66, born December 29 1904 in Piersill Holland and came to the U S in 1921. Survivors: Bert widow two daughters Arlene Woegle and Marilyn Rindal Fairfield two sons Paul Browning and Dan Billings 16 grandchildren.
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Bert Vander Jagt
Fairfield
Vander Jagt
Grace Lutheran Church
Lowell Stordahl
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Zwerneman Mortuary
Joe Eisenman
Gordon Young
Bob Carlson
Ray Carlson
Guy Johnson
Clifford Long
Tom Ingels
Piersill
Holland
United States
South Dakota
Iowa
Carlson’s Grocery
Lee
Arlene) Woegle
Great Falls
Leif
Marilyn) Rindal
Paul
Browning
Dan
Billings
Tiolland
Teton Farmers To Be Offered New Program
Teton County farmers will be offered participation in the Rural Environmental Assistance Program REAP announced by Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin. The program preserves ACP cost-sharing for anti pollution measures and ongoing conservation practices like dams ponds grass cover waterways buffer strips and tree plantings. Applications remain via the county ASC office and are approved by the farmer elected ASC committee before work starts.
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Teton County
Rex Manuel
ASC
Washington
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
ACP
ASCS
Manuel
Parenthood Clinic Slated for Chateau
The Chateau Jayceens sponsor a Preparation for Parenthood clinic directed by Mrs. Lawrence Swenson. Sessions run seven weeks from Feb 10 every Wednesday 1 30 to 3 30 at the Swenson home two miles south of Chateau on Highway 89. Courses cover Pre natal Care Baby Care and Maternity tour. Contact Mrs. Jack Clark Mrs. Tony Jaconetty or doctors for more information.
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Chateau Jayceens
Lawrence Swenson
Chateau
Highway 89
Jack Clark
Tony Jaconetty
Choteau Toastmistress Plans Ninth Speech Contest
The Choteau Toastmistress Club schedules the ninth annual Speech Contest for Thursday February 11 at 8 p.m. in the United Methodist Church ladies parlor. Mrs. David Buchanan is toastmistress. Gwen Gormley and Gloria Russell provide ice breaker entertainment.
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Choteau
United Methodist Church
David Buchanan
Gwen Gormley
Teton County
Gloria Russell
William McCauley
James P. Gannon
Bert Meadows
Marie Malmgren
Romey McCollum
Lloyd Reynolds
Funeral Rites Held for Dennis Massey in Great Falls
Dennis Dean Massey 22 died Saturday in a Great Falls hospital after about a month there. Rosary and Mass were held at St. Josephs Church Chateau with Rev. Gannon and Rev. Gorman officiating. Interment in Chateau Cemetery. Survivors include widow Margaret Maloney, parents Milan and Mrs. Dittus, brothers William Greg and John, and sister Deanna Dittus.
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Dennis Dean Massey
Great Falls
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Chateau
James P. Gannon
Charles Gorman
Claire Hensley
Dominic Reed
Scott Russell
Tom Nett
Gordon Larson
Cliff Sabo
Allen Owens
Steve la Rance
Chateau Cemetery
Anaconda Co
DeMolay
Choteau
Milan Dittus
William
Chula Vista
Calif
Greg
Lolo
John
Bozeman
Deanna Dittus
Snowmobile Derby Planned by Chateau Jaycees
The Chateau Jaycees schedule the third annual Snowmobile Derby for Sunday February 14 weather permitting. Five classes from 300 to 800 cc with time trials at 11 am and races at 1 pm. Events include powder puff derby kid's race over 50 and closed course. trophies total 600 with 15 10 cash prizes in A Mains. Entry 10 oval and closed, 5 powder puff and kids free. Admission 1 with children free. Concession stand planned. Dance canceled due to hospital benefit conflict.
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Chateau Jaycees
Acantha
Jayceens
Legion Hall
Rainbow Gallery Displays Paintings by Dr. A A Jordan
Dr Andrew A Jordan of Chateau presents a February exhibit at Rainbow Gallery in Great Falls featuring Montana landscapes wildlife and regional scenes in watercolors and oils. He has shown previously at C M Russell Gallery Studio 10 Great Falls Reeder's Alley Helena and in Denver inviting locals to view the collection.
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Andrew A. Jordan
Chateau
Rainbow Gallery
Great Falls
Dr. Jordan
Montana
C. M. Russell
Studio 10
Reeder's Alley
Helena
Denver
Conference Title Still Undecided As Basketball Season Nears End
Choteau Bulldogs split last weekend games and sit in a three way tie for third in District 3B with Conrad. Shelby and Cut Bank lead, Fairfield tied with Conrad for third after weekend wins and losses. Choteau must win both upcoming games, at Browning Friday and at home against Fairfield Saturday, to stay in title contention.
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Chateau
Bulldogs
Conrad
Shelby
Cut Bank
Fairfield
Choteau
Browning
Fairfield Eagles
Eagles
Teton County
Jess Cut Bank Wolves
Cowboy
Sunburst
Lonnie Kelly
Dan Rogers
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Fairfield Lutheran Church
Teton Farmers
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Weessenes
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Kelly
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Dennis Massey
A. A. Jordan
Rogers
Jerry Sveum
Panthers
Valier
Knutson
Hartman
Allen Adams
Joe Stark
Randy Geiger
Alien Adams
Dave Hartman
John Chane
Greg Newell
Chuck Young
Terry Martin
Pete Hartman
Dick Dale Ow
Lee McCauley
Eee i Walier
Roger Culleton
Ken Kovatch
Rick Geiger
Gary Casey
Jody Field
Lonnie Kelly Seeoees
Awe
Anne Ose
Seoul
Dick Dale
Byrne Boltz
Tnudvbenldgstian
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Gustregan
Feees
Schlegal
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Orden
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Don Knutson
Valier Panthers
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