Legislature Notes on Annual Sessions and Budget Pressures
Rep. Rex Manuel writes in reply to Ted Morhardt on public sentiment against annual sessions. He explains the rush of bills, the need for limits, and the potential for a balanced budget given declining farm and mining activity. He advocates a streamlined 30 to 40 day session focusing on emergencies and held over bills with proper committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Ted Morhardt
Mr. Morhardt
Ted
Helena
Water Management School Set for March 19 20 in Chateau
A Water Management School for ditch riders and water commissioners in the Triangle area will be held at the Chateau Library on March 19 and 20 led by Professor Charles Bowman of Montana State University. A $2.50 registration covers coffee and a sack lunch. registration begins at 10 a.m. The program covers water law, measurement, record keeping, and irrigation practices with a tour of systems and measuring devices. Noon lunch is provided by the 4 H Leaders Council, and the afternoon tour continues to a system without measuring devices if time allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Triangle
Triangle Area
Charles Bowman
Agricultural Engineering
Montana State University
Chateau Library
Teton County
4-H Leaders Council
Baptist Church Mission Conference Set This Week
The Choteau Baptist Church hosts its annual missionary conference Thursday and Friday March 13 and 14 with 7 30 p m sessions. Missionaries from the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism include Rich Davis guiding Quechua Indians in the Andes Peru and Thomas Pease and his wife in aviation evangelism along the Amazon Brazil. On Wednesday evening Rev Stan Holman missionary to the Philippines speaks at the Dupuyer church. The public is invited to attend any or all meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Baptist Church
Association of’ Baptists
Chateau
Rich Davis
Andés
Peru
Thomas Pease
Amazon River
Brazil
Stan Holman
Philippines
Dupuyer Baptist Church
Dinner Slated For Wrestlers
Parents of Chateau High School wrestlers will honor Mr and Mrs Wayne Krahe the team and the cheerleaders at a banquet in the city pavilion on Thursday March 20 at 6 30 p m Harold Link Scala of Great Falls will be the featured speaker He is a six year MOA wrestling official and a former two time New Jersey state champion and 1965 New Jersey AAU Olympian Three awards will be presented outstanding wrestler most inspirational wrestler and quick pin of the season Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Wayne Krahe
City Pavilion
Harold Link Scala
Great Falls
Scala
MOA
New Jersey
FFA
Art Pearson
Chateau
Carl Hanson
Ken Morris
Ire Tees Kent
Walker
Scott. Corey
Shaun Campbell
Lyle ‘Baker
Scott Corey
Tim Jenson
Dan Johnson
Bill Campbell
Marge “Hodgkiss
Harvey Dale Dies Monday in Choteau at 58
Harvey L. Dale 58 died Monday March 10 at his home in Choteau funeral services pending at press time were expected to be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Episcopal church with Rev. Allen Adams officiating. He was born November 7, 1916 in Belt Montana and served in World War II. He worked as a mechanic and later as a vendor at the Montana State Liquor Store in Choteau. Survivors include his widow Helen sons Donald at Fort Lewis Washington and Dick a Carroll College student Janet Choteau a brother Ernest of Choteau sisters Blossom Hanson Salem Oregon Dorothy Harper Kent Washington Myrtle Nagleski Mountain View California and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by brothers James and Kermit and sister Florence.
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Harvey L. Dale
Chateau
Baike
Allen Adams
Dale
Bole
Mont
Choteau
Harisen Brothers
Kimmel Brothers Texaco
Montana State Liquor Store
Helen
Donald
Fort Lewis
Wash
Carroll College
Helena
Janet
Masonic Dinner Set For Saturday March 15
A Masonic party with dinner is scheduled for this Saturday March 15 for all Masons Eastern Stars and their guests. The event will be in the Masonic auditorium and dining begins at 7 p.m. Dinner price is $3.50 per plate.
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Masonic Auditorium
Defensive driving course scheduled by 44 H Club
The 44-H Club sponsors a defensive driving course with classes on April 2 3 and 4 in the Chateau pavilion. Sessions start at 7 p.m. a two hour session on the first day and three hour sessions thereafter. Fee is 3 per person with refreshments after each session. For more information contact Anne Rehbein at the County Extension Office.
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44-H Club
Chateau Pavilion
Anne Rehbein
County “Extension Office
Voters Set for Three Local Elections in Chateau
Voters will cast ballots on April 1 for School Board trustee Hospital District trustee and city council. Filing closed with candidates Donel Nelson and Ben Christman for hospital trustees, alderman races in Ward I and Ward II, and a dog control issue shaping the city election. Polling for the school election will be at Chateau High School due to the Tuesday voting change.
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Pendroy
Seattle
Nelson
Cynde
Olaf
Ereka
Christman
Farmington
Robert W. Gronberg
Helen Clarke
Fairfield
Teton Memorial Hospital Association Board of Trustees
City of
Chateau
Bob Pourroy
Albert Tesch
Pourroy
Tesch
Division Street
Wes Cherry
Tony Jaconetty
Colonel Bynum
Jim Dellno
Cho‘ea
Don Passmore
Ben Christman
Jim Crawford
Herb Tangen
Local Government Review: Where We Begin
Laura Jaconetty describes Chateau Montana’s 1972 constitution driven study commission’s plan to review the mayor council government. The article explains structure powers and duties, and invites citizen input on whether current services meet tax dollars and needs.
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Laura Jaconetty Chateau
Montana
Chateau
State
Thraayons
Eagrk
Glacier District FFA Meet to be hosted by Choteau High
Choteau High hosts the Glacier District FFA spring conference with public speaking contest on Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium. Art Pearson speaks on Beefalo. speakers include Art Pearson Dave Chalfon Shawn Holbrook Mark Juderman Kari Dawson and Mark Grubb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier District
FFA
Choteau
Art Pearson
Chateau
Dave Chalfon
Fairfield
Shawn Holbrook
Simms
Mark Juderman
Cascade
Kari Dawson
Augusta
Mark Grubb
Conrad
Saw Clinic Scheduled Here at Choteau Library
Bouma Post Yard sponsors a free chain saw clinic on Tuesday March 18 at 8 p m in the Choteau Library meeting room. Harold Bouma says there will be no admission, refreshments for all, and free gifts for saw owners. Factory trained experts from Spokane will demonstrate care and sharpening techniques.
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Bouma Post Yards of
Choteau
Harold Bouma
Bouma Post Yard
Bouma
Spokane
Wash
Irene Inbody Student Teaching Across Montana Schools
Irene Inbody teaches in multiple Montana schools during the winter quarter. She is a student teacher at Lockwood Elementary School in Billings and works with Eastern Montana College programs.
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Eastern Montana College
Billings
Montana
Irene’ ‘Inbody
Chateau
Miss
Lockwood Elementary
Parenthood Course Slated By Chateau Jayceens
A seven week course in prepared childbirth starts tonight March 13 at 7 30 p m in the Chateau Library meeting room and runs Thursdays to April 24 Betty Swenson Public Health Nurse and Charlotte Koch RN teach the class open to expectant mothers and fathers Participants should bring two pillows and a blanket for exercise The Chateau Jayceens sponsor the class and the next offering may wait until late fall
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Chateau Library
Betty Swenson
Charlotte Koch
R.N
Chateau Jayceens
Judy Cook Earns Medical Degree at Michigan State
Judy Cook daughter of Eldon and Mrs Cook of Chateau earned the Doctor of Medicine degree at Michigan State University East Lansing during the winter term commencement on March 8. A total of 1 463 degrees were awarded including 975 bachelors 354 masters 103 doctoral 9 educational specialists 20 doctors of human medicine and 2 doctors of osteopathic medicine. Cook is believed to be the first woman from Choteau to become a doctor.
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Judy Cook
First Aid Class Scheduled at Chateau Library
Leif Larsen will run a one day first aid class on Saturday March 15 at the Chateau Library. Sessions begin 8 30 a.m. with morning and afternoon portions. Open to bus drivers renewing cards and to others seeking the course.
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Leif Larsen
Chateau
Blood Drive Set At Chateau Thursday To Meet Quota
A blood drawing is scheduled for Thursday at the city pavilion from 2 to 6 p.m. The goal is 65 pints with eligibility rules: ages 17 to 65, parental consent for 17 year olds, and medical restrictions. Mrs. Grant Curtis urges participation, noting a 66 pint total last March and offering refreshments and babysitting from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Grant Curtis
Blood Program
U.S
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Legion States
The
American Legion Post
Lower Legion Hall
Morris
Legion
Walt Scott
Gregor Tangen
Fred Swenson
Barney McClue
Bill Moser
Les Otness
Everett Sassa
Norman Brown
Dick Conklin
Robert Davidson
James Dellno
Jesse Gleason
Robert Gronberg
Archie Hickman
Gotch Jacobs
Kenneth Lussenden
S.J. Bachmeier
D. Gorder
Henry Larsen
Donald Lussenden
Lyle Martin
Arthur Morrow
Lawrence Swenson
Otto Thorbjornson
Albert O. Lindseth Jr
Ful SS
Skyline Lodge of
Skyline Lodge
Hobby Club
VFW Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Cecille Hanson
Peet
Church Conference
Harvey Dale
Masonic ‘Party
Tye
Big Sun
Teton County Hospital
Mary Baker
Donel G.nelson
Pendray
Ben’ ‘Christman
Washington State University
Normont 507 Sons of
Norway
Teton Pass
James F. Nelson M.D
Choteau High
Irene
Jayceens
T Judy
Cook
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