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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
8
Dear readers share quirky home finance and relationship woes. A husband fines family chores with nickels and draws a black circle in the bathtub to curb water waste. The other item questions dating rules and a girl's double standard in how to date and ask.
Central Band Boosters Club held its final meeting of the 1962 school year with officers as guests of honor. Joe Franey served as master of ceremonies and thanked officers and members. A program featured the band, Pert Trio, Quettes from Girls Central, a new mixed chorus, Satellites, Richard Konda, a Kathy Coon and Coleen Lee duet, and Joyce Ostenberg declamation.
Tirzah Patrol held its regular meeting led by President Dorothy Tobin. Plans were made for a July picnic and fall activities. A supper and social followed. Guests Eleanor Cloke and Millie Albright attended. Fourteen members were present.
Drain 2 cups sauerkraut reserving liquid. Mix liquid with brown sugar and bouillon, boil. Slit 8 franks. simmer 10 minutes in kraut juice. Add onion and kraut. cook 10 minutes covered. Serve on hamburger buns.
At the state Jaycee convention in Missoula, Butte Jayceens led with three first places in public school welfare health welfare and inter club relations and three seconds in trade promotion civic welfare and improvement and public relations. Their scrapbook earned top honors for coverage presentation and originality plus a second for publicity. Mrs. Jack Epley accepted on behalf of the group with officers and associate members in attendance.
In a recent team of four match a split between two North players shifted the swing. South opened one no trump and West overcalled hearts. One North bid three hearts then five spades aiming for slam while partner held the entry to a minor.
A fashion note calls for the season of bare feet with swimming and strip sandals. The piece stresses that exposure will demand heightened attractiveness and poise.
An assortment of sewing pattern promotions and beauty tips appears. Pattern 591 offers knit jacket patterns with sizes 32 34 and 36 38 for 35 cents plus 10 cents extra for first class mail. Also includes Needlecraft Catalog 1962 offering 200 designs. Separate grooming guide promotes weekly pedicures and foot care routines with steps and products, priced at 20 cents for a booklet to be ordered through Mary Sue Miller.
United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association says Americans eat 1.43 billion pounds of celery yearly, about 85 percent pascal variety. Southern Florida yields a $360 million portion of the crop. Celery has a 350 year history as food, evolving from medicinal use. Its early food use appeared as flavoring, with ribs and leaves eaten in France and Italy by the mid-17th century.
When ironing flatwork, turn the ironing board around so the iron rests on the narrow end. This arrangement enlarges the usable ironing surface for large pieces.
Southside Progressive Club at IOOF Hall on Front St hosts an 8 p.m. meeting closing the season. Silver Bow Hospital Auxiliary holds a 1:30 p.m. gathering in the hospital auditorium with Mrs. Clifford H. Arden presiding. Gloria Dei Lutheran Church ALCW Lydia Unit led by Mrs. Neil Jussila meets at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Ruth Innala cohostess. ALCW Priscilla Unit led by Mrs. Reuben Witt also meets at 8 p.m. Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple 7:30 p.m. Pennie Shanklin as worthy advisor and Mrs. Laura Penaluna as mother advisor scheduled.
A compact steam generator hidden in a stainless ceiling above a tub or shower creates a full enclosure with sliding glass doors. The system from Thermasol Ltd uses a bread-box sized heater to transform bathrooms into a steam room.
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