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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
5
A humorous piece about family possessions and the chaos of shared items. The narrator lists personal items that drift through the home from hockey gloves to tweezers and stationery, noting how quickly things become communal and vanish. The essay ends with a rush to grab a red toothbrush and a pot holder in case of fire.
Dr. Marvin L. Rallinson of the University of Utah Medical Center says most obese children become fat adults. He recommends medical exams to rule out rare glandular causes, parental and child dietary education, increased physical activity, and psychological support to address eating as a response to inadequacy, with emphasis on low calorie, filling meals and avoiding candy.
A retro recipe outlines how to make 24 puffed wheat patties coated with marshmallows butter and caramel then topped with melted chocolate. Steps include heating puffed wheat shaping the patties coating with caramel and finishing with chocolate before refrigerating. The note closes with a fact about early English book drawings for Caxton's Metamorphoses citing Magdalene College Cambridge.
The pledge is recited with a right hand over the heart by civilians and standing at attention with respect. Members in uniform render a military salute. The pledge declares allegiance to the United States, its Republic, and the nation under God with liberty and justice for all.
In Mineola New York Franklin National Bank stops lending to political organizations until the Justice Department clarifies the Federal Corrupt Practices Act. Bank president Harold Gleason says loans totaling 165000 in 1970 were repaid and not tied to politics.
In Cremona Italy the municipal bus line number 3 operates from Cathedral square with stops at Hospital Sanatorium Morgue and Cemetery.
Angela Davis and co defendant Ruchell Magee face murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges in the Aug 7 Marin County courthouse shootout that killed Judge Harold Haley and three others. Davis, jailed in San Rafael since December after extradition from New York, cites harsh confinement and delays from defense maneuvers.
Deer Lodge Montana State Prison inmates will be entertained by recording star Leona Williams in a benefit show Friday and Saturday. Williams, a well known artist, will again perform at 2 o'clock each day.
Gary Swant Powell County High School biology instructor won the National Association of Biology Teachers outstanding biology teacher citation for Montana. Libby Cordray presented the award and a nearly $2,000 Austria made Reichert microscope. Swant led classroom innovation and the Powell County Environment Curriculum Center while serving on the Montana Conservation Environment Curriculum Council.
Piano students of Elizabeth Bretherton will present a two section recital at 7 30 and 8 30 tomorrow night in St John Episcopal Guild Hall. Certificates of merit will be presented by the Montana State Music Teachers Association.
Susan Jennings will deliver the welcome at Powell County High School gym for the Eighth Grade exercises. The junior class has 111 members with speeches by Mark Owens Diane Holm and Loretta Bennett. Board trustees will present diplomas while Ben Harrison announces awards and Noel Hubber makes presentations. Harold Silzly sponsors the class.
Deer Lodge held Memorial Day events with a parade through town to Hillcrest Cemetery. Clayton Jewell of the American Legion led the observance as Kiwanis Rodeo queen Judy Bignell and court carried the colors. Youth groups and service organizations participated while American Legion Ladies Auxiliary cast wreaths into the river. Rev. Paul Mackin delivered the eulogy at the cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Anton Jursnick will attend the Disabled American Veterans state convention in Miles City Thursday through Saturday. Jursnick is Butte Chapter 6 commander and Montana’s senior vice commander. His wife Maurine is auxiliary first vice commander, joined by local commanders John B McClernan Joe A Kissock and auxiliary commander Adele Seadin.
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