Leon Gollehon Named Undersheriff In Teton County
Teton County Sheriff Pete Howard announced Leon Gollehon will serve as Undersheriff. Gollehon began police work in 1957 with Chateau, became Chief of Police in 1967, and joined the Teton County Sheriff's Office in 1973 after city and county forces merged. He is Virginia born, raised near Brady, married to Jessie Bitting, and has resided at Chateau since 1938. Sheriff also named Larry Lytle as a new deputy, a Helena native and former Lewis and Clark County deputy who joined in December with his wife Maralyn and their six month old daughter.
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Teton County
Pete Howard
Leon Gollehon
Gollehon
City of
Chateau
Ted Halvorson
D. P. Fabrick
John Dunckel
James Dellno
James Hamilton
Virginia
Brady Area
Jessie Bitting
Pendrey
Howard
Larry Lytle
Lytle
Helena
Navy
Montana
Lewis and Clark County
Maralyn
Sheriffs Office
Paul Lee
Fairfield
Parkway Cafe
Fort Harrison Veteran's Hospital
Lee
Veteran's Hospital
4 South
Fort Harrison
Mont
Council Sets Community Development Priorities in Chateau
Chateau City Council reviewed a list of projects at a community development meeting. About 1.8 million dollars is available to Montana towns and counties. applications are required for funds. The council favors a sewer line in the south end and plans for a 200 000 sewer project to the lagoon, with more discussion planned next Monday.
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Chateau City
City Hall
Montana
James Dellno
Billings
Choteau
Bill Patton
Gene Boyle
Chateau
Jackson
Choteau Implement Co. Plans Open House
An open house will be held at the new Choteau Implement Co. building on Tuesday and Wednesday January 28 and 29. The public is invited and more information will be in next week's Acantha.
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Choteau Implement Co
Acantha
Choteau Bulldogs Split Conference Games Last Weekend
The Choteau Bulldogs beat Fort Benton 69 65 in a home game behind 26 points from John Jenson and 18 from Pat Scott, while losing to Cut Bank 35 33 away. Jenson and Scott led scoring in the Fort Benton win. injuries kept Jenson out for part of the Cut Bank matchup.
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Choteau Bulldog
Conrad
Sunburst
Choteau
Fort Benton
Longhorns
Bulldogs
John Jenson
Pat Scott
Chris Oertel
Cut Bank
Wolves
Chateau
Ae Cut Bank
Scott
Bruce
Bank
C. Oertel
D. Alzheimer
R. Nordhagen
J.C. Yarde
J. Jenson
M. Bruce P. ‘Scott
J. Buck
Scheele
McSweeney
Shaw
Birkeland
Allen
Ritland
Branger
Frieling
Davison
Brynd
Area Missiles To Be Changed Starting Jan 22
Lt Colonel Robert E. Page outlined a plan to swap 50 Minuteman II missiles for Minuteman III units at sites around Teton County. Work runs Jan 22 to June 15 with peak activity Jan 23 to March 17 and May 28 to June 15. Air Force trucks and contractor vehicles will travel state and missile roads. contact the Sheriff in emergencies.
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County Commissioners Office
Robert E. Page
SATAF
Sheriffs Department
Page
Teton County
Air Force
Boeing Co
H. C. Smith Construction
Smith Company
Sheriffs Office
Annual Hospital Meeting Set For Monday
The Teton Memorial Hospital annual association meet ing is on Monday Jan 20 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau Library. Two directors will be elected by those with lifetime or one year memberships selling at the meeting for 1. The advisory board has seven members and includes Bob Gronberg Ben Christman Diane Clarke and the advisory president and secretary. County residents are eligible for membership and invited to attend.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
Bob Gronberg
Ben Christman
Diane Clarke
Hospital Association
Jaycee Bosses Night Banquet Set in City Pavilion
The Jaycee Bosses Night banquet will be held in the city pavilion on Wednesday January 22 with dinner at 6 30 p.m. Sister Shirley Adler of St Luke the Evangelist Church in Great Falls will be the principal speaker and several awards will be presented including Boss of the Year and the Distinguished Service Award.
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Jaycee
City Pavilion
Shirley Adler
St. Luke the Evangelist _ Church
Great Falls
Adler
Chateau
Jaycees
Arnold C. Hanusa
Wind Forces Evacuation at Teton Pass Ski Run
High winds derailed a lift chair at Teton Pass Ski Run Sunday forcing evacuation of about 30 riders. Ski Patrol, led by Leif Larsen and Charles Crane, plus Ski School staff, evacuated all passengers in 40 minutes. Repairs took 30 minutes and the run remained closed for the day. Conditions then improved and operations resumed as crowds flocked back.
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Teton Pass
John Arnold
Arnold
Leif Larsen
Charles Crane
Montana Legislator's First Session Notes From Rex Manuel
Representative Rex Manuel of District 11 reports the 44th Montana Legislature opened with many new members and busy committee work. He notes 59 new house members, an Appropriations Committee with 11 new members, and orientation sessions as hearings are set for next week. He aims for changes in Fish and Game Department policy and mentions planned visits to Warm Springs and Boulder on January 14 and 15, inviting contact at the Helena capitol.
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Montana
House
Appropriations
Judge
Fish and Game Committee
Warm Springs
Boulder
Helena
Capitol
Call to Prayer Meeting Slated by Methodsists
The United Methodist Church women plan the Call to Prayer and Self Denial on Wednesday January 22 at 2 p m In all 50 states about 1 5 million women will participate The service focuses on prayer spiritual life and guided mission study in three parts recollection reflection and the agape meal with special music on the new organ All women are invited to attend at the church.
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United Methodist Church
L J Larkin Funeral Rites Held Tuesday
Lawrence J. Larkin of Fairfield died Saturday at Teton Memorial Hospital at age 74. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Banks Chapel in Chateau with Rev. Allen Adams officiating. Interment in Riverside Cemetery Fort Benton. Survivors include daughters Shirley Forrest and Darlene Ferris both of Chateau, and son Jack a retired Air Force Lt. Colonel in Boise. Another son Ted died in 1926.
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Lawrence J. Larkin
Fairfield
Teton Memorial Hospital
Banks Chapel
Chateau
Riverside Cemetery
Fort Benton
Allen Adams
Arnold Tacke
William Kelly
Virgil Gamradt
Slim Phillips
Robert Carlson
Gary Seaman
Gale Isakson
Vern Scott
Larkin
Salem
Carter
Project Bar
Jim
Shirley) Forrest
Don
Darlene) Ferris
Jack
Air Force
Boise
Idaho
Ted
Cold snap lifts as temperatures rebound next week
The area saw sub zero readings last week with a low of 17 below on Saturday January 11. By Sunday temperatures rose into the 40s and early this week remained unseasonably warm as the chill eased.
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New Teton
Council
Choteau Imp
Ft. Benton
Ray Bjork
Martin Shannon
Bud Olson
Jaycee Bosses
Ben Hoge
DSA
Elmer Erickson
Wayne Krahe
Hanusa Agency
County
Fairfield Extension
State Health Department
Rex Manuel
L. J. Larkin
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