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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1963

Page

2

Bennett named to Anderson staff in Montana

Montana Attorney General Forrest H. Anderson announced Gordon R. Bennett of Helena will join his staff as specialized counsel in natural resources conservation recreation development veterans affairs and banking. Bennett, 40, previously solicitor in the Interior Department and has served on Andersons staff earlier.

Helena UPI Montana Forrest H. Anderson Gordon R. Bennett Terior Anderson Bennett Natural Resources Attorney General's Office Interior Rtment Scobey Daniels County Great Falls Tribune

Camporee Set for Wise River June 8–9 by Vigilante Council

Nearly 300 scouts from seven counties will attend the Boy Scout Camporee on Wise River June 8 and 9. Ben F. Jones of Butte is campmaster, Rex W. Clark of Dillon is assistant, and Wayne L. McKee leads campfire activities.

Boy Scout Council Wise River Ben F. Jones Butte Seven County Rex W. Clark Dillon Beaverhead Wayne L. McKee Deer Lodge Clyde Eccleston Anaconda Mitch J. Boken Twin Bridges Robert E. Jones Don Branyard West Valley Explorer John Bolles John Kerrigan Ole Arnold Aldersgate Methodist Church

Mrs Shannon Still Tops Butte Bridge Players List

After five months in 1963 Mrs Jack Shannon Still leads the Butte area Top Ten with 22.95 master points in unit play. Melvin E Singleton is second with 10.80 points and Mrs A C Felt of Anaconda is fourth with 10.70 points. The unit master point game is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Butte Bridge Club rooms. Sig Meyer called a dinner meeting of the board to discuss plans for the Knock Out Sectional Bridge Tournament to be held in Butte this fall.

Jack Shannon Butte Melvin E. Singleton A. C. Felt Anaconda H. R. Stanaway J. H. Schwartz William Elford Melvin Singleton Gene L. Jones S. C. DeMers B. H. Goodman Butte Bridge Club Sig Meyer

Young Republicans Meet Tonight

Local Young Republicans gather to hear reports from Mr and Mrs Dave Filare on the recent Republican convention in Billings. Plans will be set to send delegates to the National Young Republican Convention in San Francisco June 27 to 29.

Dave Filare Young Republican Executive Board Billings San Francisco

County GOP Club Meeting Set at Courthouse Thursday

Silver Bow County Republicans meet at the courthouse Thursday at 8 p.m. Dave Fiare, president, says the group known as the 1,000 Club may soon be renamed the 2,000 Club as membership grows.

Dave Fiare Silver Bow County Flare

God the Only Cause and Creator service topic

The First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sundays service focusing on God as the sole cause and creator. Golden Text notes divine worthiness and creation for God’s pleasure, with readings from Science and Health highlighting divine wisdom truth love life and goodness.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

New Hair Growth Claim From Texas Laboratory Ad

A Houston firm, Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc., promotes a 32 day no risk trial to stop hair loss and grow hair. They claim most baldness stems from varying scalp conditions and invite individuals with remaining hair to test their treatment at their risk to verify effectiveness.

Houston Texas Laboratory Consultants Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc Kipling St. Houston

The cost of retirement in modern civilization

The piece argues that a $200 to $250 monthly retirement is insufficient in today’s society. It contrasts past frugality with present expectations, noting expenses from rent and upkeep to food, drugs, clothing, and entertainment. The author suggests retirees find value in work and simple living rather than consumer abundance.

South Texas Grandpa

IOOF and Rebekah Meetings Week Calendar

Calendar notes regular meetings for IOOF Fidelity and Silver Leaf Rebekah with times and venues across Fidelity Hall Enterprise Hall Colusa Hall Meaderville and Hiawatha Club details. Potluck rules assign dish types by name initial groups and a contact number provided for attendance changes.

Fidelity Odd Fellows Fidelity Hall Broadway Silver Leaf Rebekah Enterprise Hall Montana Colusa Colusa Hall Meaderville Hiawatha Club Ular

Sacred duty to tend graves in Hong Kong culture

In China the obligation for male offspring to maintain ancestors' graves is emphasized as a sacred duty, reflecting traditional family rites and ancestral reverence preserved in Hong Kong society.

Hong Kong China

Centennial thanks voiced by Virginia City mayor

Mayor Walter H. Myers thanked all who aided Virginia Citys gold centennial celebration last weekend. He highlighted Mrs. Charles Bovey for lighting the birthday cake, Boy Scout troops from Butte under Stuart Mayo and Paul H. Ames for parking, the Montana State Highway Patrol and Capt. 8. W. Hancock for support, and Bill and Yvonne Goinan for a first aid station.

Walter H. Myers Virginia City Charles Bovey Butte Stuart Mayo Paul H. Ames Montana State Highway Patrol 8. W. Hancock Bill Yvonne Goinan

Windows and Doors Damaged by Pellets

Pellets pierced two large Grand Central Store windows and a screen door at 1665 Grand. The door glass was damaged and police suspect a passing car fired the gun. Similar damage occurred at Joe's Pasty Shop 1641 Grand and a Roland Herzog home 1651 Grand, with an auto glass at the Herzog residence also penetrated.

Grand Central Grand Roland Herzog Herzog

Raymond Perusich Joins 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg

Pvt. Raymond J. Perusich 19 and son of Joseph L. Perusich of 1830 Florence has been assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg North Carolina. He is a lineman who graduated in 1962 from Butte High School and entered the Army last November after basic at Fort Ord and subsequent moves to Fort Benning.

Richard B. Duncan Donald R. Duncan W. Platinum Keesler Afb Miss Air Force Duncan Lackland Afb Texas Butte High School Montana State University Raymond J. Perusich Joseph L. Perusich Florence 82Nd Airborne Division Ft. Bragg N.C Perusich Army Ft. Ord Ft. Benning

Bureau of Mines to study Beaverhead County resources

Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology will study Beaverhead County minerals and mines with Robert D. Geach visiting July 1. He will contact mine owners for property access and may be joined by locals, gathering data to publish a regional report. Beaverhead hosts gold, silver, copper and industrial minerals including talc and coal.

Bureau of Mines Beaverhead County Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology Beaverhead Robert D. Geach Bureau Geach Montana School of Mines Montana Bannack Dakota Fielding L. Graves United States Main Hall Butte

Sweden's traffic rule shift aims for right-hand driving

Historical note records 1718 regulations enforcing right side travel, Sweden's 1734 switch to left, and a planned return to right-hand driving in 1967. The summary highlights the sequence of regulatory changes and the proposed modernization date.

Stockholm Sweden

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