Hospitals Seek Extension on Sprinkling Mandate Deadline
Teton Memorial Hospital reports Montana Hospital Association secured a time extension for protests against a fire sprinkler mandate affecting about 29 hospitals. Final protest date set for December 2 as regional groups plan to seek rescission without legal action. Administrator Jim Humble notes AHA and state bodies discussed the issue in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Teton Memorial Hospital
Montana Hospital Association
American Hospital Association
Jim Humble
Teton Memorial
Denver
Humble
Mansfield
Mike Mansfield
Washington, D. C
Authorization Needed to Move Farm Stored Grain Under Loan
Teton County ASCS reminds farmers with wheat barley oats and other grains under price support loan that no grain may be moved from on farm storage without written county ASCS authorization. Rex Manuel stresses penalties and outlines steps to obtain permission repay loans and identify the buyer with release deadlines and contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Teton County
Rex Manuel
Manuel
Montana Voters Back Constitution and State Reorganization
Montana voters approved a plan to reorganize state government and to draft a new constitution. The move includes creating no more than 20 departments, setting up a constitutional convention, and authorizing multiple future amendments through 1972 to 1976 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
House of Representatives
Montana Commission On Executive Reorganization
Executive Department
Reorganization Commission
Red Cross Meeting Scheduled Monday
The Teton County Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at the courthouse on Monday November 16 at 8 PM to elect officers for the coming year chairman Gale Isakson said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Teton County
Seminar Attendees From Teton Memorial At Denver Meeting
Dr. Donald E. Bosshardt and Jim E. Humble, administrator at Teton Memorial Hospital, attended a Medical Staff Seminar in Denver this week. The event targeted administrators and medical staff from Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society's 82 facilities and covered hospital policy shifts and staff organization. Aspen Systems Corporation division presented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Bosshardt
Jim E. Humble
Teton Memorial Hospital
Denver
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society
Aspen Systems Corporation
Farm Transactions Should Be Reported At ASCS Office
Rex Manuel, chairman of the Teton County ASC committee, urges farmers to update farm records at their county ASCS office. Reports cover all farms in ASCS programs including feed grains, wheat, sugar beets, and price support crops. Changes in ownership or operation since starting program participation should be reported promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Teton County
ASC
ASCS
Congress
Manuel
Lions Swim Team honors at annual awards party
About 130 people gathered at the Lions Club hall for the Lions Swim Team Awards Party. seniors Jeanine Hamilton and John Breen won leadership prizes. Breen won his third. Several athletes received special mementos and high-point medals, with numerous records and achievements highlighted for the 1970 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Swim
Lions Club
Jeanine Hamilton
John Breen
Miss Hamilton
Breen
John Nordhagen
George Weinert
Raylene Anderson
Gary Beaudeau
Susan Rathman
Glendive
Miss Rathman
Beaudeau
Hensley
Nancy McCauley
Verna Bremer
Jackie Ferris
Jeri Barrett
Chuck Nauck
Hal Dreyer
Montana
Barbie Scott
Chateau Pool
Dru Nordhagen
Nenise Weinert
Janet Dale
Wayne Krahe
Rhonda Reiding
Stan Rathman
Dick Nordhagen
Harvey Dale
Jim Hamilton
Chamber Capers to Feature 16 Acts at Chateau High
The Chamber of Commerce caps a 16 act lineup for Saturdays Capers at the Chateau High School auditorium with 50 cent admission. Acts include local singers dancers skits and two TV radio personalities Arthur Godfried and Mary Martine. Registration for turkey drawings runs through Saturday with tickets available at area merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chateau High School
Gale Isakson
Isakson
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau
Robin Larson
Arleen Clark
Hazel Scott
Patricia Hamilton
Linda Howe
Lynne Stott
Robin Baquet
Riscilla Bergen
Dutton
Romey McCollum
Mike Swings
Lloyd Reynolds
Marge
Jenna Arnold
Kari
Diane Gaarder
Fairfield
Barbara Arensmeyer
Joanne Reynolds
Mary Cannon
Gwen Buchanan
Joyce Richmond
Debbie Jensen
Sandra Scott
Marilyn Larson
Arthur Godfried
Mary Martine
High School Auditorum
Chateau
Parkway Cafe
J A. Swanson
Greenwood
Enco Service
Swartzel
Texaco
Gambles Store
Safeway
Choteau Drug
the Corral
Hanusa Agency
Choteau Cleaners
Choteau Electric
Sip
Sup
Choteau Ford
Isakson's Dept
Choteau Bakery
Lils Beatty Shop
Teton Furniture
Taylor Motors
Bob
Dolly’s Flower Shop
V & J Appliance & Tire Co
Rich's Standard Service
Preparations Under Way For Local Junior Miss Pageant
Local preparations for the 1970 Junior Miss Pageant in Teton County progress with 11 contestants from Chateau High School and neighboring schools. Acha event on Saturday at Chateau High School auditorium hosts 90,000 participants nationwide, with more than 24 million in scholarships since 1958.
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Teton County
Chateau High School
Gill McCauley
Jaycees
Chs
P S. Cannon
Dale Dreyer
Charles Crane
Bill McCauley
Jaycee
Jane Southard
Gloria Russell
Bobbie Lou Rice
Karen Neckstad
Jeanine Hamilton
Gwen Gormiey
Pam Baker
Jackie Auberge
Dutton High School
Colleen Erickson
Cindy Prater
Power High School
Susanne Norris
Fairfield High School
Postmaster Shares Christmas Mailing Tips for Chateau Residents
Postmaster C G Monkman lists six tips to meet tight holiday budgets. Send overseas servicemen SAM parcels by November 20 up to five pounds at low domestic rates, and larger PAL parcels by November 27 for a dollar plus postage. Emphasizes sturdy packaging, realistic insurance, buying stamps early, and using ZIP Codes to prevent errors and save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Monkman
Chateau
Monkman
Monkmin
Dutton Couple Wins State Fair Charolais Award
Mr and Mrs Lloyd DeBruycker of Dutton received 1500 dollars from the American Charolais Association for best Charolais cattle at the State Fair. Lloyd Schmitt of Stanford cited a national incentive of 1000 dollars for first and 500 for second in shows with 50 or more steers. The Dut ton pair won first with a five-animal lot and second with another five, all cross bred Charolais judged on carcass value per day of age at Great Falls Meat Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd DeBruycker
Dutton
Lloyd Schmitt
Stanford
Montana
Great Falls Meat Co
Conservation Work Completion Urged By ASC Chairman
Teton County ASC urged farmers to finish ACP conservation practices by December 31 to qualify for cost share payments. Winter weather may hinder completion, but extensions are limited and only allowed if the project is nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Teton County
ASC
ASCS
Manuel
Republicans to Hold Dinner at Conrad Hotel
A Republican victory dinner is planned in Conrad at the Conrad Hotel on Friday November 20 at 6 30 p m. Guest speaker will be Dick Shoup newly elected congressman from District No 1. Tickets are available at Olsen Agency in Choteau.
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Conrad
Conrad Hotel
Dick Shoup
Olsen Agency
Choteau
Cougar Country Showing Slated
A new wildlife film documents two year development of Whiskers the cougar in the Rocky Mountains. Backed by music and humorous narration it blends education with entertainment and offers glimpses of prIZZlies, eagles, coyotes, and foxes in their natural habitat.
David A Hamil to Address SREC Meeting in Great Falls
David A. Hamil, former REA administrator, will speak at Sun River Electric Cooperative’s 33rd annual meeting in the Agriculture Building at the fairgrounds Great Falls on Monday Nov 16. A noon luncheon starts with 10 am member registration.
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David A. Hamil
Rural Electrification Administration
Sun River Electric Cooperative
Fairgrounds
Great Falls
Namil
Colorado
REA
Eisenhower
Nixon
Department of Institutions
State of
Hamil
Fa House of Representatives
House
SREC
Ron Hanson
Conrad
Montana Power Company
Sun River Electric
Wilson Construction Company
Cooperative
Ralph Bishop
Brady S T McFarland
C G McDermott
Power Bishop
McFarland
James Anderson
Power
McDermott
George Grosskopf
Belt
Hopefuls Vie for Positions On Choteau Basketball Teams
Forty seven boys tried out at Choteau High School for varsity and junior varsity slots. Returning lettermen include Kelly, Hartman, Rovers, Martin, Chane, Adams, Newell. other hopefuls are Young, Hofeldt, Dale, McCauley, Brutosky, Breen, Jenson, Hartman, Tesch, Yeager, Forrest, Burrows, and Allen. The A and B squads practice daily. freshmen workouts run 6:15 to 7:45. Choteau aims for a conference title with Fairfield, Conrad, and Shelby. the season opens December 4 against Fort Benton at Fairfield Invitational. Season tickets are $7. seat reservations end November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Don Knutson
Knutson
Lonnie Kelly
Dave Hartman
Dan Rovers
Terry Martin
John Chane
Allen Adams
Greg Newell
Chuck Young
Tom Hofeldt
Dick Dale
Lee McCauley
Brian Brutosky
John Breen
Robert Jenson
Pete Hartman
Fred Tesch
Greg Yeager
Jim Forrest
Walt Burrows
Rich Allen
Arnie Hanson
Gary Denison
Chateau
Fairfield
Conrad
Shelby
Kelly
Adams
Chane
Hartman
Newell
Martin
Fort Benton
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Robert E. Miller
Red Cross
Sharrol Armstrong
Carol Allen
Jack Reiding
Doug Forrest
Robert Reiding
Carol Peterson
Mary Hensley
Bonnie Bremer
Kathy Rathman
Jody Hamilton
Jim Pourroy
Jim Weinert
Zane Anderson
Steve Weinert
Denise Weinert
Miss Weinert
Kathy Wilkerson
Susan Taylor
Debra Larson
Mary
Rock Perkins
Tom Maltby
Bynum
Miriam Johnson
Carol Ekegren
Aileen Clark
LuAnn Baird
Joan Nordhagen
Chris Hinman
Darlene Depner
Nyc Patton
JoAnn Knutson
Dorothy Allen
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