Sportsmen oppose Fish and Game license fee hike in Helena
A Sunday meeting in Helena brought together several Montana sportsmen associations to oppose proposed hikes in fish and game licenses. Dr. Michael Kelly Chateau led the session, criticizing the lack of specifics from the Fish and Game Department and noting potential budget-driven range cutbacks. The group called for an independent audit of the department and unanimously passed a resolution mirroring HB89. Representatives from Teton County, Cascade Wildlife, Gallatin Elk, United Sportsmen of Montana, Beaverhead Sportsmens Club, and unaffiliated sportsmen attended.
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Sportsmens
Helena
Michael Kelly Chateau
Fish and Game de
Partment
Kelly
Dr. Kelly
Fish and Game Department
Frank Dunkle
Sun River
Gallatin
Gallatin Range
Dunkle
Teton County Sportsmens Association
Cascade Wildlife Association
Gallatin Elk Protective Association
United Sportsmen of Montana
Beaverhead Sportsmens Club
March of Dimes Drive Lags in Teton County
Elmer Erickson of the Teton Chapter reports the 1967 March of Dimes drive is slow in business and industry. He notes January mail pleas are the sole local fundraising method and recalls about $14,000 spent on care for birth defects and polio. The piece cites Basil O Connor on prevention and the Salk Institute's work, and mentions the chapter donated Jonas Salk’s Breakthrough to four high school libraries.
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Teton County
Elmer Erickson
Teton
National Foundation
Erickson
Basil O'Connor
The
O'Connor
Jonas Salk
Life Magazine
Salk
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
San Diego
Calif
March of Dimes
Lions hear update on Birthday Calendar project
J Jake Luinstra reports canvassing is done and orders for the Lions Birthday calendars will be sent Feb 1. He urged anyone not contacted who wants a calendar to reach Jack Wright now. Leo H Murphy reviewed the Lewis town mid winter convention and Irv Thompson gave a program. Next meeting will be a ladies night with invites to guests.
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Jake Luinstra
Lions Club
Lions
Luinstra
Jack Wright
Leo H. Murphy
Lewistown
Irv Thompson
Birth Certificates Now Required For Drivers License
Effective February 1 new applicants must present birth certificates to the driver examiner at licensing time. Montana Highway Patrol Supervisor Alex B. Stephenson cites falsified birth dates and fictitious names used to illegally obtain licenses as the reason for the change.
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Alex B. Stephenson
Montana Highway Patrol
Self-Help Class Starts Monday at Courthouse
Te ton County Red Cross leaders announce a 16 hour Medical Self-Help course for civil defense. Vern Marr asks the Red Cross to present the program at the courthouse in Chateau starting Monday Jan 30 at 7 p.m. Pete Huidekoper chairs the course with Mrs Gordon Monkman handling lesson arrangements.
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Ed Schiller
Teton County
American National Red Cross
Vern Marr
Schiller
United States
Chateau
Pete Huidekoper
Gordon Monkman
Trinity Brotherhood Plans Waffle Supper
Members of Trinity Lutheran Church Brotherhood have set Sunday January 29 as the date for their annual waffle and sourdough supper. Serving will start at 4 30 p m in the church parlors. Prices are 1 50 for adults and high school 75 cents for grade school children with preschool children admitted free.
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Trinity Lutheran Church Brotherhood
Choteau High Pops Concert Promises New Vocal Group
Choteau High School music department presents a Pops concert at 7 30 p m Sunday Feb 5 in the high school auditorium Lloyd Reynolds music director introduces a new vocal group the Modern Choir in its first appearance It also features the Barbershop Ensemble and the concert choir with favorites Chim Chim Cher Ee Lemon ee Saints Go Marchin Proceeds aid Spring Festival expenses admission 1 for adults students free
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Choteau High School
Lloyd Reynolds
Modern Choir
City Band Members To Hold Practices Starting Sunday
Cha teau city band director Bill Breen announces weekly winter practices to prepare for spring and summer activities. First session is Sunday Jan 29 at 1 30 p.m. in the courthouse courtroom with all ages urged to attend.
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Bill Breen
Chateau City
Breen
Court House
Montana lawmakers debate education tax and revenue options
Montana legislators weigh three main paths to fund state services. They consider cutting education spending, raising broad taxes, or adopting an education sales tax with exemptions. House Bill 333 would impose a sales tax with credits and targeted exemptions, shifting burden from property to consumption.
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Montana
Choteau Chamber Plans Annual Banquet This Saturday
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual banquet this Saturday January 28 at 7 p.m. in the Lions Club hall. Guest speaker Harry Davidson of Great Falls will discuss proposed Montana police and justice court reforms. Davidson retired from Montana Power Co. after 44 years and serves on a state committee advising changes in court duties. The program also features a film Big Sky Big Fish and remarks by outgoing president Jack Rogers and incoming president Bill Oberwolte. Tickets remain available from chamber members or Ellen's and Citizens State Bank.
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Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club Hall
Leo Murphy
Harry Davidson
Great Falls
Montana
Davidson
Montana Power Co
Speaker’s Bureau of
Montana Bar Association
Bob Gronberg
Chateau
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Jack Rogers
Chamber
Bill Obernolte
Rogers
Ellen’s
George Higgins
Citizens State Bank
Bill Oberwolte
Mark Faurote
John Brandveld
Walt Armstrong
Gale Isakson
Civil Actions Set for Hearings in District Court
The District Court schedules hearings for multiple civil actions from January 30 to February 2 involving plaintiffs Mabel A. Gronberg Farmers State Bank of Conrad Gust Pihl William G. Barker George E Jessop Bert H. Reiner and others. Eligible jurors are summoned including Charles Johns Pendrey Lois Siegle Leo Klotz Ray Pratt Stan Haglund Bertha Meadows and many more.
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Mabel A. Gronberg
The
Equitable Life Insurance Society of the United States
Continental Casualty Company
Farmers State Bank of Conrad
Montana Banking Corporation
Char
Les J. Mora
Gust Pihl
Jay H. Robinson
William G. Barker
George E. Jessop
Henry Jensen
Bert H. Reiner
William H. Hoyt
Charles E. Johns
Pendrey
Lois Pearl Siegle
Fairfield
Leo Klotz
Chateau
Ray Pratt
Dutton
Stan Haglund
Bertha A. Meadows
Choteau
Robert V. Pearson
Louis W. Pearson
Ada B. McLean
G L. Banks
Robert
Glen E. Smith
Ronald A. Dale
Esther Mae Buchanan
Lavilla D Rapp
John L
Sulgrove
Juanita Haynes
Everett Brady
James Dehn
Power
Mabel Baker
Delores Lear
Effie F. van Wichen
Hilma Johnson
Jerry W. Slapper
Anthony Toeckes
Quentin F. Mang
Charles Warner
June H. Lensing
E. R. Poore
Harry W. Pierce
Helen Peterson
Helen I. Sheble
al P. Hansmann
Pendroy
Walter L. Corbett
Joseph P. Stordahl
J. A. Swanson Jr
Ralph Enzweiler
J. J. Wisse Jr
Roger G. Stenson
David Anderson Sets Tour With Concordia College Choir
David C. Anderson a junior music major from Moorhead is touring with the Concordia College Choir directed by Paul J. Christiansen. The 66 voice group begins the three week tour January 31 with a Sidney concert and stops include Great Falls Missoula Seattle San Francisco Albuquerque Colorado Springs and Denver before a February 19 home concert at Concordia Memorial Auditorium.
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Great Falls High School
Missoula
Opera House
Seattle
The
San Francisco
University of New Mexico
Colorado College
Loretto Heights College
Colorado State University
Memorial Auditorium
Concordia
Parents of Chateau High School Musicians Meet
A gathering of parents of Chateau High School band and chorus members is planned for Wednesday February 1 at 8 p.m. The meeting will be held in the high school band room.
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Chateau High School
Jack Hinman Retires from Forest Service
John F. Jack Hinman veteran forest ranger retired at end of 1966 after 33 years with the U S Forest Service. He served in Helena since 1962 and earlier led rangers on Montana forests including Ninemile Lolo and Teton districts. Hinman a Bozeman native earned a 1934 UM forestry degree and planned future residence moves with wife Marjory and two sons Harold and Ronald in Montana communities.
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John F
Jack) Hinman
U. S. Forest Service
Hinman
Helena
Montana
Bozeman
University of Montana At
Missoula
Forest Service
Yellowstone
Deadlines Set For Registration For Local Elections
Voters must register for the April 1 school trustee election by 5 pm on Monday February 20 per County Clerk Gordon Monkman. City Chateau and towns Dutton and Fairfield openings close February 22 for elections on April 3. Registration offices operate weekdays 8 am to 5 pm in the courthouse.
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Gordon Monkman
Chateau
Dutton
Fairfield
Court House
United States
Montana
Bulldogs Fall In Weekend Conference Showdowns
The Chateau Bulldogs lost to Cut Bank 65 46 and to Conrad in a Saturday game as coach Charles Peck braces for a pair with Shelby and Sunburst. Star forward Ron Lehnert led the Choteau offense with 20 points against Cut Bank while Ken Larson paced the Wolves.
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Chateau Bulldogs
Cut Bank
Conrad
Charles Peck
Shelby
Sunburst
Peck
Choteau
Cut Bank Wolves
Choteau Bulldogs
Wolves
Bulldogs
Ken Larson
Ron Lehnert
Chateau
Dan Jacobs
Lehnert
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March of Dimes Fund
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Trinity Brotherhood
Choteau High
City Band
Rep
Nels Hemstad
All Educa
L. Luft
LeRoy Luft
David Anderson
Jack Hinman
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