Teton Memorial Hospital Board Holds Annual Meeting
Teton Memorial Hospital in Chateau reported a 1967 profit of about 16000, with 45 percent occupancy and longer patient stays aided by Medicare. New equipment and staff included a Great Falls orthopedist and a hospital pathologist, plus sidewalk remodeling and plans for a sun room. Board changes saw Dr. Crabtree resign as chair. Rev. Crowe elected chair, Hinman as vice chair, with Wedum as secretary and Brandvold as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goplin
Medicare
J. R. Crabtree
Great Falls
Teton Memorial
Crabtree
C. Fred Crowe
Ron Hinman
Janet Wedum
John Brandvold
Chateau Chamber Banquet Set for Feb 2 in Moose Hall
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet and officer installation Friday February 2 at the Moose hall starting at 7 p m Carrie Bagley and staff will serve dinner Tom McCartney and Leo Murphy are program chairmen a speaker is pending and will be announced next week An outgoing president Bill Oberwolt e and incoming president Bob Taylor will address the gathering Tickets are sold by McCartney Higgins and others The chamber seeks greater member attendance and active participation in town affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chateau
Phy
Bill Oberwolte
Bob Taylor
McCartney
George Higgins
Chamber
Ski Interest Rises at Teton Pass Recreation Site
Teton Pass, Inc. reports growing skier participation with about 200 people on site last Sunday. 103 skiers hit the main packed run while sledding, tobogganing, snowmobiling and spectating drew others. John Bink, Great Falls instructor, offered lessons and will return January 28. a fee applies. Roads were slushy but travel not hindered. Officials anticipate another large turnout this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Pass
Leonard Blixrud
Teton Pass, Inc
Blixrud
John Bink
Great Falls
Bink
Suggestions Sought For Conservation Improvements In ACP
Farmers and ranchers in Teton county heard proposals at a Chateau meeting reviewing the Agricultural Conservation Program. Sponsored by ASC, the session sought farmer input on conserving soil water forestry and wildlife resources with government cost sharing for approved measures. Attendees included Rex Manuel Glen Yeager L E Fitzgerald Ray Kelly W H Vance and Joseph Higgins representing local ASC Soil Conservation and Forest Service officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
ACP
Chateau
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASC
Rex Manuel
Manuel
Glen Yeager
L. E. Fitzgerald
ASC County Committee
Ray Kelly
W. H. Vance
The
Soil Conservation Service
Joseph Higgins
Forest Service
March of Dimes Report From Montana Chairman Evanson
Montana March of Dimes chapters across 56 counties have spent over one million dollars since formation to aid children with birth defects and polio and adults with polio. They grant 5000 dollars yearly to the Center for Handicapped Children in Billings, supporting two therapists. Elmer Erickson heads the Teton county drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Montana
M. E
Jim” Evanson
State March of Dimes
Center For Handicapped Children
Billings
Evanson
Montana March of Dimes
Elmer Erickson
Chateau
Teton County
Birds and Trees Bring Winter Oddities to Town
Chateau Justice of the Peace William Irwin reports a robin seen in his currant bushes after a long cold spell. Mrs. Tom McCartney also notes robins in her yard. A Christmas tree owned by Art Anderson sprouted many pine cones after water was kept up, a rare post holiday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Justice of the Peace
William Irwin
Irwin
Tom McCartney
Art Anderson
Art
Farm Bureau Board Sets Jan 19 Membership Drive
Teton County Farm Bureau directors met at the Cornell Hotel with new president Cloyd Stott presiding. Officers Peter Bouma and Mrs. William Jones attended alongside board members William Jones Lee Revear Rex Moss and Herman Bouma. A countywide membership drive planned to begin Jan 19 with noon luncheon teams to recruit potential members. The group will also attend a Cascade and Chouteau county Public Relations banquet to promote farm urban outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farm Bureau
Cornell
Cloyd Stott
Peter Bouma
William Jones
Lee Revear
Rex Moss
Herman Bouma
Cascade
Chouteau County
Choteau Bulldogs Sweep Wins to Extend Streak
Choteau defeated Conrad 63 47 on Friday then beat Shelby 51 41 on Saturday to run their conference winning streak to four. Dan Jacobs led with 22 points and Lehnert added 20 as the Bulldogs prepare to face Sunburst away and Valier at home this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Bulldogs
Conrad Cowboys
Shelby Coyotes
Choteau
Conrad
Shelby
Chuck Peck
Bulldogs
Sunburst
Valier Panthers
Valier
Tom Peck
Walier
Dan Jacobs
Ron Lehnerz
Chateau
Lehnert
Ray Smith
Jacobs
Cowboys
Lance Krone
Ameline
Dave Armstrong
Elings
Yeager
Peck
Coyotes
Krone
Lehnerz
Retirement Center Feasibility Sown by Citizens Group
A citizen committee led by Fred Meadows investigates a retirement center in Chateau. It aims to serve 56 residents in 32 units with dining facilities and seeks FHA aid after a local needs survey. residents aged 60 plus are urged to contact Robert Gronberg at Citizens State Bank to join the interest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Fred Meadows
Farm Home Administration
FHA
Robert Gronberg
Citizens State Bank
Gronberg
Bosses Night Set by Jaycees for Friday Jan 26
Chateau Cornell Hotel hosts the annual Bosses Night banquet by the Choteau Jaycees on Friday January 26 at 7 p.m. Don Bianchi Montana Jaycees president will speak during National Jaycee Week. Awards include Boss of the Year and the Distinguished Service Award with a local DSA winner advancing to state and national contests. Tickets available from Jaycee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Chateau
Chateau Jaycees
Cornell Hotel
Don Bianchi
Miles City
The
Montana Jaycees
Jaycee
DSA
John Deere Day at Chateau Implement Co.
Pete Ekegren of Chateau Implement Co invites the public to John Deere Day at the store on Wednesday January 24. The event features movies free lunch and an on display of farm machinery. A John Deere rollGard will be awarded to a attending farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Ekegren
Chateau Implement Co
John Deere
Ekegren
United States
Canada
Six County Youth Teams to Represent at Winter Fair
Six Teton county 4-H youths and chaperones depart for Bozeman to compete in livestock carcass judging and meats judging at the Winter Fair. Participants include Linda Hodgkiss, Bob Hodgkiss, Steve Larson, and Bob Snodgrass from Chateau with Diane Gettel and Jean Schultz of Power on meat judging. They will judge beef, sheep, and swine on the hoof and carcasses, plus identify cuts and take a written class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Bozeman
Linda Hodgskiss
Bob Hodgskiss
Steve Larson
Bob Snodgrass
Chateau
Diane Gettel
Jean Schultz
Power
Republican Women To Elect Officers
The Teton Republican Women's Club will hold an officers election Friday January 19 at 2 p.m. at the Cornell Hotel in Chateau. Local area Republican women are urged to attend this important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Republican Women's Club
Cornell
Chateau
Choteau Police Report Highlights 1967 Activity
The Choteau Police Department logged over 41 000 patrol miles in 1967 and handled 106 adults and 76 juveniles. They issued 135 traffic citations, 360 warnings, jailed eight persons, and investigated 25 traffic accidents. Ambu lance runs numbered 45. Officers included Chief Gollehon, Warneke, Maulding, Black, Thompson, Rowley. The Montana Highway Patrol logged eight county road accidents in December and 80 countywide in 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Chateau
Maurice Black
Leon Gollehon
Jim Thompson
Bill Warneke
Dell] Rowley
Duane Maulding
City approves buffer speed zone on Dut ton highway into Chateau
Police chief Leon Gollehan won council approval to install buffer speed zone signs on the Dut ton highway toward Chateau with 35 mph from the city limits near the LDS Church for 0.3 mile then 25 mph. A second sign will be placed west of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Barney McClue asked the council to allow Eureka Lake refuse dumping in the city dump. the sportsmen’s group was approved use for the 1968 season. An application to install a large revolving sign by Chateau Texaco was denied and referred to the Zoning Committee. Claims approved include payments to Choteau Acantha and various vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Gollehan
Dutton
Chateau
Gollehan
LDS
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Barney McClue
Teton Sportsmen's Association
Eureka Lake
McClue
Chateau Texaco
Choteau Acantha
J. C. Penney Co
Marshal's
State Publishing Co
Choteau
Buck
Power Girl Injured In One Car Crash Near Simms
Highway Patrolman Ray Farrell reports a one car crash Friday January 12 at 3 10 pm fourteen miles east of Simms on Highway 20. Evelyn Lawin Power suffered facial cuts and bruises and Mary Metcalf was hospitalized with a shoulder injury. Lawin was pinned and two truck drivers freed her. The auto driver and passenger were hospitalized. a third occupant was uninjured. Mr and Mrs Wymond Duncan left for California to visit sisters for about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Farrell
Simms
Evelyn Lawin
Power
Farrell
Mary Metcalf
Miss Lawin
Civil Defense Meeting Chants Self Help At Chateau
Ray Derby, disaster control officer from Malmstrom Air Force Base,问 urged the audience at a Civil Defense meeting last week to prepare for nuclear attack. He warned survival hinges on early action by families and neighbors and criticized apathy toward CD duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Derby
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
National
Demos to Meet in Choteau Monday
Plans for this election year will be made Monday January 22 when the Teton County Democratic Club meets in Choteau at the courthouse at 8 pm. James Stephens Dutton public city chairman said all interested persons are urged to attend this kickoff meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democratic Club
Choteau
Court House
James Stephens
Dutton
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Teton Memorial Hospital Board
Arnold Goplin
Fargo
N. D
Lutheran Homes and Hospitals
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
J. Evanson
Citizens Group
Pendroy
Power Girl
Wymond Duncan
California
Civil Defense Authority
Senatorial Desk
Helena
Senate
W. K. Floweree
S. L. Mitchell
Samuel F. Ralston
William Cowgill
T. O. Larson
Harmon T. Rhoads
H. W. Bateman
Paul Rice
Jerry W. Breen
Superintendent of School
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