County Gets Two New Ambulances For Choteau
Two International 1 ton ambulances arrived for Teton County and now operate from Choteau and Fairfield. They include stretchers, oxygen systems, suction, backboards, first aid gear, and full intercoms for hospital communication. EMT training is in progress. three volunteers per unit will cover runs. Funds come from county state and federal sources.
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Teton County
Choteau
Fairfield
George Anderson
Chateau
Great Falls
Anderson
Ike Hitchcock
Jack Reiding
Willis Vigen
Howard Koch
R.N
Allan Clarke
Bill Hitchcock
L.P. N
Nellie’ Blixrud
L.P.N
Gerry , Stenson
Bob Maloney
Walt McNitt
Jim Hamilton
Gary Waters
Bob” _Armstrong
Montana Lawmaker Warns of Bill Flood and Budget Hearings
Representative Rex Manuel of House District 11 reflects on the 18th working day of the session. He contests the forecast of 1500 bills and recalls defeat of a five-bill limit. He notes five appropriations subcommittees, his $283 million budget role, and ongoing Workmen Compensation audit impacts. He expects continued investigation costs near $1 million plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Montana
Montana officers attend D E A seminar at Montana State University
Thirty three law enforcement officers from Bozeman and across Montana attended a Drug Enforcement Administration seminar held January 15 to 17 at the Law Enforcement Academy at Montana State University. The academy, a bureau of the State Department of Justice, taught drug identification case preparation and investigation techniques with instruction from federal agents in Seattle and Washington, DC. Among attendees was Teton County Deputy Sheriff George Anderson.
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Bozeman
Montana
Drug Enforcement Administration
Law Enforcement Academy
Montana State
University
State Department ‘ ‘of Justice
Seattle
Washington
Rainbow Girls Mark 25th Charter Anniversary
Rainbow Girls plan the 25th charter celebration for Assembly No. 3 Chateau in Great Falls. The event, sponsored by Fidelity Chapter No. 18, will be held at 2:30 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge. Dignitaries include Bonnie Fleshman Montana supreme inspector and Janet Hill grand Worthy Advisor.
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Chateau “Assembly No
Order of ‘Rainbow For Girls
Lodge: Great
Falls
Chateau- ‘Assembly
Assembly
Fidelity
Laurette
Davison Hanusa
Robert Davison
New Officers Installed By Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
The Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary installed new officers for 1975 at its January meeting. Officers include Mrs. Porter Cannon president, Mrs. Ron Hinman vice president, Mrs. Lorna Arensmeyer secretary, Mrs. Jack O'Neil treasurer. New committee chairs are Mrs. C W Boussard sewing, Mrs. R J Crabtree visitor desk, Mrs. Marc Johnson gift shop, Mrs. Ron Hinman publicity, and Mrs. Andrew Jordan membership. Two registered nurses will assist with on the job training. Fay Buck oversees the nursing home and Allen Adams the hospital. Membership dues are $1 and may be mailed to Mrs. Andrew Jordan or Mrs. Jack O'Neil. Meetings are the first Tuesday each month at 1 30 p.m. in the hospital board room.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Porter Cannon
Ron Hinman
Lorna Arensmeyer
Jack O'Neil
C.W. Boussard
R.J. Crabtree
Marc Johnson
Andrew Jordan
Fay Buck
Allen Adams
Choteau Senior Speaks to Lions on Europe Tour
Choteau High School senior Charles Nauck presented a slide program to the Choteau Lions Club about his trip to Europe with the International Music Camp. He was chosen by audition to join 141 students and 10 staff for weeks of band and choral concerts in England Holland Belgium Denmark Sweden Norway and Iceland.
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Charles Nauck
Chotéau High School
Choteau Lions Club
Europe
Nauck
England
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Iceland
AA Meeting Planned at Chateau Library
An Alcoholics Anonymous gathering will be held every Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Chateau Library meeting room. All interested persons are welcome, with the entrance at the library back door.
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Alcoholics ‘Anonymous
Chateau
March of Dimes Chairman Appeals for Donations
The Teton County March of Dimes reports return of fund envelopes due to misaddressed requests to Mary Gleason. Mrs. Cunningham, treasurer, asks individuals to mail contributions to the bank in Fairfield or deliver at meetings. Donations support birth defect prevention research and patient care.
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Teton County
Gleason
First National Bank
Fairfield
Linda Cunningham
Hoddy Cunningham
Russ Gleason
We Hold These Truths Film To Be Shown In Chateau
The Teton County Bicentennial Committee announced the film We Hold These Truths will be screened Friday at 8 30 p m in the Chateau Court House. The Montana Bicentennial Commission sent the film to acquaint citizens with plans for the nation 200th anniversary and urged all communities to be represented at the meeting. Refreshments will follow.
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Teton County
Bicenten
Nial Committee
Chateau
Montana
Helena
Ttis
Five Choteau Men Honored At Jaycee Bosses Night Dinner
During National Jaycee Week the Choteau Jaycees saluted five citizens at Bosses Night Banquet. Sister Shirley Adler spoke on transactional analysis. Les Otness received the Arnold Hanusa Memorial Award for community work, including rodeo grounds projects and portable bleachers nearing completion. Wayne received the Distinguished Service Award for Jaycee contributions.
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Jaycee Bosses
Stan Rasmussen
Shirley Adler
St. Luke's Parish
Great Falls
Les Otness
Arnold Hanusa
Otness
Jaycees
Rodeo
Chateau
Wayne
City Pavilion
Terry Reistad
Russell Larson
Wayne Dunning
Arnold C. Hanusa
Gene Boyle
Teton Memorial Hospital annual meeting outlines plans for new center
About 50 people attended the Teton Memorial Hospital Association annual meeting. Discussion covered plans for a new combined hospital and nursing home with 22 beds and 28 long term care beds, land purchase, and a Hill Burton grant. The board reviewed bond elections, construction delays after federal funds were withdrawn, and possible management options.
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Ford
Mary Ellen Burns
Robert Swortzel
Swortzel
Hill-Burton
Teton Medical Center
Swartzel
Lutheran Hospitals
Homes Society
Citizenship Essay Contest Winner Named at Choteau
Choteau High School senior Charles Nauck won the Soroptimist Citizenship contest beating 16 other contestants from Fairfield and Choteau high schools. The awards dinner featured judges and participants with Nauck receiving a $100 cash prize after scores were tallied privately.
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Frank Kelly
Charles Nauck
Nauck
Choteau
Fairfield
John R. Nauck
Two Vehicles Damaged In Highway 89 Collision
A two vehicle crash on Highway 89 near Circle N in Chateau damaged a new 1975 Pontiac owned by Richard Jimenez of Pendray. Deputy Sheriff Glen Larson and Patrolman Dick Chase said the 1975 Pontiac was northbound when a 1971 IH pickup driven by Micheal Hamilton of Chateau pulled from the Circle N driveway and sideswiped the car, which had under 200 miles and sustained extensive front to rear side damage.
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Highway 89
Circle N
Chateau
Richard Jimenez
Pendray
Teton County
Glen, Larson
Dick Chase
Jimenez
Micheal’ Hamilton
Larson
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Charlotte Koch
Chateau V.F.W
Gordon McOmber
Legislative
Rainbow Girls
AA Meeting
March of Dimes
Welk
The
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Dunning
Choteau High School
Choteau High
Boyle
Cut Bank
Carroll College
Whitworth College
Couer d'Alene
Idaho
Northern Idaho
Lewiston
Reistad
Phillipsburg
Hingham
Adler
Eric Bern
Tom Harris
Sister Adler
Charles. Nauck
Kelly
Porter,Cannon
Tony Timmerman
Power
al ‘Lén Schallenberger
Dick Nordhagen
Margie ‘Hodgskiss
Australia
AFL
Thomas’ McCartney
Jack Staley
Leo’ ‘Klotz
Connie’ ‘Kuster
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