OSHA official cites improvements in Montana safety efforts
Montana safety gains were noted by Vernon Strahm regional OSHA director who said last year saw more voluntary improvements from employers after unannounced inspections. In 148 first time inspections 11 serious infractions drew 500 minimum penalties and 6,250 recommended fines while 132 non serious citations totaled 18,598 and about 3,000 infractions.
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Montana
Vernon Strahm
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Great Falls
OSHA
Strahm
Strahm Not
Billings
GOP Luncheon Draws 300 as Ed Smith Speaks in Chateau
More than 300 attendees heard gubernatorial candidate Ed Smith at the Republican Salad Bar Luncheon in Chateau. Candidates for district offices were introduced, Smith discussed Missoula debate finances, and he noted individual donations versus Judge’s labor contributions.
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Ed Smith
Chateau
Polson
Jim Cheetham
Dutton
Norbert Majerus
Valier
Nels Hemstad
Everett Snortland
Conrad
Dick Kullberg
Cut Bank
Smith
Missoula
Thomas Judge
Judge
Football Banquet Slated for Nov 10
The sixth annual Parents Appreciation Football Banquet will be held Friday November 10 in the United Methodist Church basement with serving at 8 p.m. Doug Sabo, ex Chateau High School and Western Montana College star, will MC. He is now assistant coach at Malta High School. The event honors the football team coaches managers and cheerleaders with no admission but a nominal donation to cover food costs.
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United Methodist Church
Doug Sabo
Chateau High School
Western Montana College
Sabo
Malta High School
Fairfield Community Hall Benefit Dinner and Dance
The third annual Fairfield Community Hall benefit dinner and dance is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Fairfield Community Hall on Wednesday November 11. Miles White from Great Falls will entertain as guest magician along with church dinner, door prizes, and dancing to raise funds for hall expenses and county wide activities. Tickets are sold by volunteers and at the door.
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Fairfield
L.D.S
Miles White
Great Falls
Choteau Bulldogs Top Chinook Sugarbeeters 21 14 in finale
Coach Gene Boyle's Choteau Bulldogs finished the season with a 21-14 victory over the Chinook Sugarbeeters. The win raised Choteau to 3-4 in conference play and 4-4 overall, with key plays including fumbles forced by Dave Carlson and long touchdown runs by Lee McCauley and Rich Dale.
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Gene Boyle
Choteau Bulldog
Chinook Sugarbeeters
Choteau
Chateau
Sugarbeeter
Bulldogs
Dave Carlson
Chinook
Carlson
Suarbeeters
Hamilton
Sugarbeeters
Rich Stuker
Paydirt
Steve Buck
Rich Allen
Mark Spinder
Stoker
Buck
Thronson
Dale
McCauley
Jamison
Bulldog
Jerry Breen
Semane
Teton County to vote 3869 electors on November 7
Teton County lists 3869 eligible electors for the November 7 general election with polls open 8 am to 8 pm except three small precincts. Voters in many precincts will use local halls and schools. absentee ballots available until noon November 6. The race slate includes U S President and Governor of Montana, plus state legislature seats and a 18 year voting age amendment.
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Teton County
Collins No
Pendrey
Agawam
Chateau
Masonic Hall
Choteau
Power
Fairfield
Collins
Spring Valley
Golden Ridge
Farmers Union
Bynum
Farmington
Dutton
Lions Hall
Greenfield
U. S. Senate
Montana
Teton
Pondora
Toole
Glacier
Liberty County
David Lewis
Frank Murray
John C. Sheehy
Bob Woodahl
Hollis G. Connors
John J. McLaughlin
E. V
Sonny) Omholt
Lou Boedeker
Alex B. Stephenson
Pub. Instruction
Jerry Agen
Dolores Colburg
Supreme Court
John C. Harrison
Ronald D. McPhillips
James A. Cheetham
Percy DeWolfe
Gordon McOmber
Norbert Majerus
Nels Hemstad
George R. Johnston
Richard Kullberg
Rex Manuel
Everett Snortland
Robert Stephens
Gail Stoltz
Court House
Power Women First to Offer Talents for Chamber Capers
Gale Isakson announces amateur hour style Chamber Capers set for Saturday November 18. Elaine Tweet Helen Anderson Jenna and Marge Arnold and two Choteau High School groups lead the first acts with calls for other volunteers from nearby towns. Registration for prizes begins this weekend in participating stores with door prizes and nonpurchase registrations possible.
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Gale Isakson
Chamber
Elaine Tweet
Helen Anderson
Power
Jenna
Marge Arnold
Choteau
Choteau High School
Isakson
Ladies
George Higgins
Con Melcher To Visit Here Thursday Coffee Hour
Congressman John Melcher will visit Chateau Thursday November 2 for a 2 p.m. get acquainted coffee hour at the upper American Legion Halls. He recently began representing Teton County in the Second District after the legislature redistricted it from the First. He will also stop in Fairfield and Dutton that day. Refreshments provided by the Teton County Democrat Central Committee.
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John Melcher
Chateau
American Legion
Teton County
Melcher
Fairfield
Dutton
Democrat Central Committee
City Sets Winter Garbage Hours for City Dumps
The city announces winter hours for dump access from 2 to 5 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Food refuse and paper go to the landfill northwest of the airport, while tree limbs tires and metal go to the dump by the rodeo grounds. The leaf vacuum program has reduced city burning with 71 truck loads cleared from streets this fall.
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Rodeo Grounds
Choteau
Christmas Tree Cutting Banned In Teton District
The Teton District of the Lewis and Clark Forest will ban Christmas tree cutting this year per District Ranger Bob Richmond due to a lack of suitable trees in accessible areas. Only Waldron Creek area near the Teton River has previously allowed cutting. about 1000 trees have been removed there over the past three years. Ranger Richmond seeks public cooperation.
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Teton
Lewis and Clark Forest
Bob Richmond
Waldron Creek
Teton River
Teton Pass
Richmond
Trick or Treat for UNICEF Campaign at Local Church
Chateau United Methodist Youth Fellowship will collect for UNICEF on Wednesday November 8 during evening hours. UNICEF aids feeding programs in United Nations countries and relies on donations to help a needy child.
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Chateau United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Unicef
United Nations Children's Fund
United Nations
Parent-Teacher Conferences Set At Chateau Elementary
Chateau Elementary announces full parent-teacher conferences for 423 students on Friday November 17 from 8 am to 5 pm. Parents should contact the school office or return the note by November 3 to arrange special times. nonresponse means standard conference times will apply.
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Chateau
Monthly Potluck Dinner Set at Chateau Country Club
Dr and Mrs Porter Cannon and Mr and Mrs Judge Burns will chair the monthly potluck dinner at Chateau Country Club this Thursday evening Nov 2. Members urged to attend bring a dish. non members and guests welcome. Dinner followed by card playing and socializing. Weather section reports October readings with daily temps and precipitation totals at Chateau Airport Weather Checking Station. October high 77 on Oct 3. low 5 on Oct 30. Total October precipitation 0.11 inch, 0.46 inch below normal.
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Porter Cannon
Judge Burns
Chateau Country Club
Chateau
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