Earl Berthelson Attends Special Helena Meeting
Delegate Earl Berthelson reports from Helena on the Education and the Montana Constitution conference held November 15 and 16. Organized by Dolores Colburg, the session drew twenty Montana organizations and featured talks by Dale Harris and Earl Fellbaum. Berthelson praised the nonpartisan approach and noted other delegates were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Berthelson
Helena
Dolores Colburg
Montana State University
Montana
Berthelson
Teton County Census Figures Are Released
The 1970 Census of Housing counts 2265 housing units in Teton County and 1749 households with at least one television set. The report shows air conditioning in 178 units, washing machines in 1603, dryers in 1334, and dishwashers in 525. Population was 6116 with 3.1 persons per housing unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Teton
Bureau of the Census
U. S. Department of Commerce
Montana
Elk bagged by wheelchair user Rob Maloney in Montana
Rob Maloney formerly of Choteau and now in Hamilton bagged a six point per side bull elk from a road hunting setup. He was wounded in Vietnam and uses a wheelchair, with support from his wife Iona and two Hamilton men who helped dress the elk after the morning hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Rob) Maloney
Choteau
Hamilton
Maloney
Robert Maloney
Vietnam
Bill Pinnell
Morris Talifson
Kodiak
Alaska
Iona
Army Doubles Enlistee Pay Under New Pay Act
Sgt. Steve Gratzer in Great Falls announces a raise under the new military pay act effective now after Nixon wage freezes. Newly enlisted soldiers may earn 268.50 dollars monthly, doubling prior pay, with continued benefits and options to study and serve in Europe the Far East Panama Alaska or Hawaii. Gratzer invites inquiries at 600 Central Ave. or call 453 8461 collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Steve Gratzer
Chateau
Nixon
United States Army
Europe
Far East
Panama
Alaska
Hawaii
Gratzer
Central Ave
Great Falls
Chateau High appoints new school secretary Sid Kelly
Supt. Robert W. Gormley announced Sid Kelly will become the Chateau High School office secretary after the Christmas break, replacing longtime secretary Gibson Monkman who resigned after serving since September 1959. Kelly holds an education degree and has substituted at Chateau schools, showing familiarity with procedures.
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Robert W. Gormley
Sid Kelly
Chateau High School
Kelly
Gibson Monkman
Gormley
Chateau
Senior Citizens to View Care at Home Film Tonight
Senior Citizens will view the State Department of Health film Care at Home on Saturday night November 27 at 8 in the lower Legion hall. The program will show health services for the chronically ill and aged with patients and families sharing experiences. All Senior Citizens are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Legion Hall
Rebecca Lodge
Marius Peterson
Kochman
Moon
ASCS to Continue Phase II Information Center
Teton County residents can obtain Phase II details of President Nixon's economic stabilization program from the ASCS office. County officials say ASCS staff and the IRS will provide local information, answer wage price questions, and forward complex inquiries to IRS district offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
Teton County
Nixon
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Arlyne McCollum
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Skier Visits Rise Across Montana National Forests
Montana ski areas show growing demand with a 15 percent rise in skier visits to 529000 across 17 winter sites last year. Bridger Bowl led in attendance with 141000 visits, while Big Mountain reported 104200 and facilities expand with new chairlifts at Bridger Bowl Lost Trail Pass and Schweitzer Basin as demand grows.
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William A
Bill) Wolf
Division of Recreation and Lands
National Forest
Northern Region National Forest
Bridger Bowl
Bozeman
Gallatin National Forest
Big Mountain
Whitefish
Flathead National Forest
Northern Region
Rainy Mountain
Lost Trail Pass
Red Lodge Mountain
Wraith Hill
Grassy Mountain
Turner Mountain
Schweitzer Basin
Colburn Basin
Catheryn Corey Elected to Office at MSU
Catheryn E. Corey of Chateau is elected secretary of Alpha Phi Gamma, a national journalism honorary at Montana State University in Bozeman.
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Catheryn Corey
Catheryn E. Corey
Chateau
Alpha Phi Gamma
Montana State University
Bozeman
Low Income Group Organizes Here in Chateau Area
A meeting last Thursday organized a local low income group for Chateau and surroundings. Officers elected: Tiny Carrier chair, Sylvia Ford vice chair, Charlotte Burch secretary, Babe Remaly treasurer. The group aims to inform families about the Food Stamp program and welfare aid. They seek technical help from Pharady Patty and Mary Kendall in Great Falls Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Tiny Carrier
Sylvia Ford
Charlotte Burch
Babe Remaly
Welfare Department
Pharady Patty
State Office of Economic Opportunity
Great Falls
Mary Kendall
Mont
Larson 25th Wedding Anniversary Mass Invitation
The children of Mr and Mrs Morris Larson invite friends and relatives to a 1 pm Mass at St Joseph's Catholic Church followed by an open house at the Rectory until 5 pm on Saturday November 27 to honor their 25th wedding anniversary. They request no gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swanson
Choteau
Montana
United Methodist Church
Box Elder
Swanson
Sinclair Bank
Pendroy
Federal Land Bank
Chateau
Carl Field
John Jr
Pendrey
Morris Larson
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
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Bob Pourroy
Warren Malcott
John Deere Store
Choteau Imp. CO
Choteau, Mont
Jonn Deere
Deep Steam Carpet Service
Rob Maloney
Army
Senior Citizen News
Missoula
Fivestate Forest Service
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Ellen
Ellen, Jack
Choteau, Montana
Lee Corbett
Don Corbett
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