Lions Pool Festival Game Committees Named
Lions Club Pool Festival committee lists reveal duties for games like Fish Pond Break a Balloon Miniature Golf Cork Gun and more scheduled for Saturday Oct 2. Festival chair Tom Mc Cartney asks volunteers to arrange replacements, attend Tuesday meeting, and prepare stalls by 7 p m with Bake Sale invites to Lions wives and civic women.
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Lions Club
Tom McCartney
Fish Pond
Marion Averill
Oscar Ekstrom
Ray Kelly
Grant Curtis
Vern Smith
Fuzz Armstrong
Don Passmore
Leo H. Murphy
Leonard Sheble
Hank Smith
Stan Rathman
Dick Nordhagen
Arnold Hanu$a
Charles Joslyn
Ira Perkins
Pete Ekegren
Bob Gormley
Dr. J. R. Crabtree
Booth Irving Thompson
W. W. Scott
Jim Smith
Jake Luinstra
Dick Fabrick
Bob Gronberg
Leo Murphy
Paulina Dittus Services Held in Trinity Church
Services for Paulina Sophia Dittus were held Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church Chateau with burial in Highland Cemetery Great Falls. Rev Marlow Engberg officiated. pallbearers included Ben Lang Glen Smith John Dolke Jake Schmidt Herbert Schmidt Harold Phelfle. Dittus, born May 3 1896 in Artzir Russia, lived in North Dakota Fallon Power Chateau Great Falls and Minot. survivors include sons Otto Emmett Milan John and daughters Regina Walley and Ann Svotash.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Chateau
Paulina Sophia Dittus
Teton
Marlow Engberg
Highland Cemetery
Great Falls
Zwermeman Mortuary
Ben Lang
Glen Smith
John Dolke
Jake Schmidt
Herbert Schmidt
Harold Pheifle
Bob Gronberg
Vern Scott
Dittus
Artzir
Russia
North Dakota
Fallon
Mont
Terry
Power
Otto
Emmett
Milan
Ruben
John
Minot
N. D
Regina) Walley
Mos
Ann Svotash
Glendive
New Equipment Improvements Made at Hospital Teton Memorial
Over four months Teton Memorial Hospital added smoke and fire doors fans air ducts rain gutters and met health department requirements. In August a state health survey for 1971 found the hospital favorable with minor corrections. Future plans include air conditioning in operating and delivery rooms lab and x ray departments new lab equipment and a wheelchair to improve staff efficiency.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
State Department of Health
Nels Hemstad To Attend Helena Meet
Representative Nels Hemstad will join the Subcommittee on Public Welfare for a Helena meeting on September 28 at 10 am. The four senator four representative group will hear from probation and foster home administration advocates and state agency officials. The session in Room 410 at the State Capitol is open to the public with details from Mrs. Rose Weber.
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Nels Hemstad
Dutton
Public Welfare
David James
Helena
Legislative Council
James
Vic East
William Lowe
Johnl. McKeon
Stanley Nees
Gary Giesick
Gorham E. Swanberg
Crime 2 Control Commission
Department of Institutions
Department of Welfare
State Capitol
Rose Weber
First Snowfall Hits Teton County Residents
Teton County woke to their first winter taste as wet snow covered the ground and branches broke under weight. Temperatures dropped below freezing ending most flowers for the season with reports of minor auto challenges due to falling limbs.
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Teton County
Choteau Scouts Honored At Court of Awards Ceremony
The Choteau Boy Scout Troop 51 held a court of honor with seven scouts advancing in rank and many merit badges awarded. Charles Nauck earned Life Scout, Wally Chane and Pat Scott reached Star, Le Roy Hanson and Keith Van Setten earned Second Class, Tim Brumberger and Lance Patton earned Tenderfoot. Thirty-eight merit badges were listed for numerous scouts. Special awards were given for Camp Napi attendance and a 50-mile back-pack trip to the Bob Marshall Wilderness. An Eagle Court of Honor followed with Fred Tesch and Carl Wisse earning Eagle badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Boy Scout Troop 51
Charles Nauck
Wally Chane
Pat Scott
Star Scouts
Roy Hanson
Keith van Setten
Tim Brumberger
Lance Patton
Bill Patton
Bill McCauley
Camp
Napi
Hal Dreyer
LeRoy Hanson
Pat Kelly
Pat Thronson
Doug Hanson
Jack Armstrong
Mark Armstrong
Gary Dale
Rich Nordhagen
Robert Nordhagen
Marc Arensmeyer
Jim Arensmeyer
Fuzz Armstrong
Bob Nauck
Dr. Patton
Bob Marshal
Fred Tesch
Tim Alzheimer
Greg Alzheimer
Joel Alzheimer
Steve Hinman
Jim Spinder
Tim Luinstra
Mike Arensmeyer
Dick Chase
Lee Pourroy
John Buck
Chuck Nauck
Milford Wearley
John Sulgrove
Marvin Baker
Leo Pierre
Carl Wisse
Chateau
Lions Club
Choteau
Beryl Morris
Great Falls
Northcentral
Montana Council
Morris
al Tesch
John Wisse
Three Accidents in County Leave Two Injured
Highway Patrolman Dick Chase investigated three crashes in Teton County last week. Two people were injured and hospitalized, and five vehicles were damaged. The first crash near Power involved a Cadillac and a pickup, with one citation for improper pass. The second crash near Fairfield totaled a pickup and injured its driver and passenger. The third crash on U S 89 caused significant damage with no injuries. severe road slush contributed, and the Graf vehicle was cited for excessive speed for conditions. Studded snow tires legality noted as Oct 1 start.
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Dick Chase
Teton County
Power
Clifford Elgie
Box Hall
Alberta
Canada
Ruby Faye Dezarn
Conrad
Dez
Ern
Dezarn
William A. Donovan
Great Falls
Clayton Donovan
Teton Memorial Hospital
Fairfield Ambulance
Chase
Fairfield
U. S. 89
Phillip R. Stull
Harold LeRoy Graf
Graf
Stull
Bulldogs Fall Hard to Malta in Home Opener
The Choteau Bulldogs lost 42 to 6 to Malta in their first home game, with key injuries hampering Choteau as Malta pulled away after halftime and built a 22-6 lead. The Bulldogs face Shelby next in Friday night action as they seek their first win of the season.
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Bulldogs
Mustangs
Choteau Bulldogs
Malta
Shelby Coyotes
Shelby
Choteau
Cut Bank
Conrad
Allen Adams
Andy Jordan
Mike Thronson
Chateau
Dick Mavencamp
Mustang
Will
Fort Benton
Browning
Chinook
Wheat Streak Mosaic Found in Montana Wheat Fields
Dr. Robert Carlstrom reports Wheat Streak Mosaic identified along the hi line in volunteer winter and spring wheat in Montana. The infestation includes a transmitting mite, causing yellow streaks and stunting. control relies on removing volunteer wheat and not seeding before Sept. 15. Spraying is ineffective. break the mite cycle by eliminating overwintering sources before planting.
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Robert Carlstrom
Bozeman
Carlstrom
Ski Patrol Reorganization Meeting Planned
The Teton Pass Ski Patrol calls a reorganization meeting in the court room of the courthouse on Thursday September 30 at 7 30 p m. The gathering aims to reorganize the patrol’s leadership and operations.
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Teton Pass
Court House
Police Council Agenda Sets Four Man Force in Choteau
Police Chief Leon Gollehon led discussion with the City Council on hiring a fourth officer to create a four man police force with 40 hour weeks and two days off in succession. Overtime for on call ambulance duties will be paid at overtime rates. radar and speed enforcement were debated along with bids for a new police car to be opened at the Oct. 4 meeting. Dump hours will stay until daylight savings. water delinquents receive 30 day notices before shutoff. Jerry Kimmel approved to build a two car garage in south Choteau.
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Leon Gollehon
Gollehon
Chateau
Jerry Kimmel
South Choteau
Antler Robber Still at Large
The man who robbed the Antler Bar and fled with 1700 remains at large per Teton County Sheriff. He is thought to have left Montana and is possibly in Washington. Paroled from Montana State Penitentiary last July after a four year term for vehicle without owner's consent, he wrecked a pickup and evaded authorities after the holdup. The stolen gun was recovered in Great Falls.
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Teton County
Washington
Montana State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Stan Brown
Don Scott
Chateau
Scott
Great Falls
Elroy Nelson
Fairfield
Dr M Johnson Becomes Charter Diplomate Of ABFP
Dr Marcus Alan Johnson of Chateau Kansas City has been named a charter diplomate of the American Board of Family Practice after passing a two day written exam. About 3,285 doctors earned diplomate status nationwide making family practice a new specialty focused on comprehensive continuing care. The ABFP requires ongoing competency every six years and honors charter diplomates from the 1970 first exam and this year.
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Kansas City
Marcus Alan Johnson
Chateau
American Board of Family Practice
ABFP
Johnson
American Medical Association
American Board of Medical Specialties
American Academy of General Practice
National Association of Family Physicians
AAGP
Pass Punt and Kick signup ends soon at Choteau Ford
Only one week remains to enter the Pass Punt and Kick competition sponsored by Choteau Ford Sales. Boys aged 8 through 13 must register with a parent or guardian at the dealership to compete. Five age groups award first second and third place trophies, totaling 18 trophies for top scorers.
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Choteau Ford Sales
Chateau High student named National Merit Semifinalist
Principal Dan Ferriter announced that Scott Swanson, a Chateau High School senior, is among 15,000 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists for 1971-72. Semifinalists, top scorers from 655,000 tested, compete for about 3,000 scholarships next year. The program recognizes high academic achievement and potential future leadership.
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Dan Ferriter
Scott Swanson
Chateau High School
United States
Edward C. Smith
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
NMSC
Smith
U. S
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Skyline Lodge Retirement Center
Choteau Scouts
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Cole
Lee McCauley
Steve Rose
Richard Allen
John Nord
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Ski Patrol
Dr. M. Johnson
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