Memorials Received For Heart Research In Teton County
Memorials to the Teton County Heart Memorial Fund support cardiovascular research. Mrs. Jack O Neil, memorial chairman, announced gifts totaling 120 dollars this fiscal year for 22 honorees. Names include Steinbacher Schmidt Olson Sabo Jensen Drey er Holmes Grafstrom Halvorson Field Sorenson Loeffler Minghton Naughton Folda Griffith Collins Eisen man Sunder Schaefel Morrison Brown ell Kaldor Gaara. Gifts directed to research aid prevention and treatment of heart disease. Contact Mrs. Jack O Neil at Chateau to contribute. This year 722.03 dollars honoring 35 persons were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Heart Memorial Fund
Jack O'Neil
Teton County Memorial
John T. Steinbacher
Jacob Schmidt
Marvin Olson
George Sabo
Jess Jensen
Carl Dreyer
Harry Holmes
Alvina Grafstrom
Grace Halvorson
Carl B. Field
Ralph Sorenson
John Loeffler
Richard Minghton
Patrick Naughton
Bill Folda
Ebba Griffith
Helen Collins
Joe Eisenman
Gerda Sunder
Evelyn Schaefel
Morrison
Max Brownell
Edith Kaldor
Thrina Gaara
Q’neil
Chateau
Conrad Bulldogs Clinch Victory in Tight Nonleague Battle
Conrad grabs first lead at midquarter 38 39 and holds on as Hartman 17 and Newell 23 pace the Bulldogs. Hanley and Schlepp spark Cow boys to early fourth quarter run before fouls and late defense seal a 2 point Conrad win. Buck strong on boards Whealy off bench.
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Conrad
Bulldogs
Hanley
Schlepp
Cowboys
Hartman
Chateau
Young
John Hanley
Newell
Pete Hartman
Steve Buck
Pat Whealy
Bulldog Players of the Week Highlight Hartman and Newell
Pete Hartman and Greg Newell earned Bulldog Player of the Week honors. Newell scored 15 points against Cut Bank and 23 in Chateau's narrow win over Conrad, shooting 10 of 18 and 3 of 3 from the line and starting the scoring with the first seven points. Hartman came off the bench against Conrad, added 17 points, and grabbed a share of rebounds, going 5 of 8 from the floor and 7 of 9 at the line.
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Chateau
Chuck Young
Pete Hartman
Greg Newell
Bulldog
Newell
Cut Bank
Conrad
Hartman
Powell Family Thanks After Sudden Death near Choteau
The Powell family expresses gratitude for kindness after Elaine Snider Powell died near Choteau on December 13 1972. They thank Rev Allen Adams Carol Ekegren Joan Scott and Banks Funeral Home plus friends across Montana and beyond. A memorial service was held January 28 1973 in Richmond Virginia with Rev Dr Richard A Cheek and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Snider Powell
Choteau
Allen Adams
Choteau Methodist Church
Carol Ekegren
Joan Scott
Chateau
Reiding
Rauscher
Banks
Montana
Richard A. Cheek
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Richmond
Virginia
St. John’s Choir
Mable Ruger
Brooks Bynum
Bruce Keith
M. E
Bud) Powell
Donald
Edward Faith
Dale
John A. Snider
Great Falls
Lois Larson Snider
Kenneth A. Snider
Town Meeting Set in Augusta for county revenue priorities
Augusta Lewis and Clark County Commissioners call a town meeting on Monday February 12 at 7 30 p m at the school to set community priorities for revenue sharing funds. Attendees will vote on priorities and submit a budget and statistics to the commissioners. Suggested uses include a fire hall improvements pool shelter steel building and ambulance among others with restrictions tying funds to public safety environment health recreation social services and libraries.
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Lewis & Clark County
Augusta
Lincoln
Chateau eighth grade girls split ball games
The Chateau eighth grade girls basketball team defeated Conrad 17 to 5 and lost to Fairfield 13 to 12. Jackie Jensen led against Conrad with 8 points, Dru Nordhagen 5, Jeannie Dellwo 4, with others contributing as listed. Jensen also scored 8 against Fairfield, Nordhagan and Robin Rose added 2 each.
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Chateau
Conrad
Fairfield
Jackie Jensen
Dru Nordhagen
Jeannie Dellwo
Barb Quast
Deanna Dittus
Helen Toombs
Robin Rose
Sally Evensen
Denise Enzweiler
Donna Enzweiler
Mary Rathman
Teresa Snyder
Dru Nordhagan
Jeannie Dellno
Montana toll free line for legislative status now available
The Public Information Office announces a toll free number 800-332-3412 for Montana residents to check on legislation committee hearings and status during normal hours Monday through Saturday. Callers should have the Senate or House bill number. A hearing on S B 280 regarding municipal electric utilities is set for Friday February 9 at 7 30 p.m. The sponsors are C R Thiessen D Lambert and Luke McKeon Anaconda.
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Helena
Public Information Office
Montana
Senate House
C. R. Thiessen
D. Lambert
Luke McKeon
Anaconda
al Kosena
Social Security Rep to Visit Chateau on Feb 13
A Great Falls Social Security representative will be in Cha teau on Tuesday February 13 to answer questions about Social Security and Medicare. The office hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 2 p.m.
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Great Falls
Chateau
State Set-Aside Rules Trimmed to Boost Grain Production
Reductions in feed grain set-aside obligations were announced as ASCS offices completed plans for enrolling participants. The signup runs Feb 5 through Mar 16 with voluntary participation and new B option terms.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Glen Yeager
Teton County
ASC
Concordia College Honor Roll Includes Dale Luinstra and McRae
June Dale Greg Luinstra of Chateau and Jerry A McRae of Dud ton were named to the first semester honor roll at Concordia College Moorhead Minnesota. The honor requires a 3.10 GPA or at least 12 semester credits.
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June Dale
Greg Luinstra
Chateau
Jerry A. McRae
Dutton
Concordia College
Moorhead
Minn
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George Beaudeau
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
American Legion
DeMolay
V.F.W
Lions
Sportsmen
RAM
BIG Sky
Glen Stoudt
Tom
Burton
Tom Moore
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Campbell
Three Bears
Naley
Jeno
Legislative
Steve Graham
Yeager
Butz
ASCS
ED Klein
Upjohn Labs
Lloyd’s Drug and Variety
Fairfield, Montana
Phillips
CHEV
Pont
Olds
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