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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

3

South Side court revenue dip in May fines

May receipts from Butte's South Side justice courts were low as few cases came before the bench. Justice Hanford Toppar collected 475 in fines and bond forfeitures. details from Justice Evan Thibodeau were unavailable. Several individuals faced fines for racing, license, and traffic violations, with amounts ranging from 10 to 50. New officers of the Southwest Montana Chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Association are from Butte, and more local notes cover classes, job programs, and a naval assignment for a Butte man.

Butte South Side Hanford Toppar Evan Thibodeau Kenneth B. Moe Rocker Michael W. Best James Bell Ritzville Wash Southwest Montana Theuscular Dystrophy Association Southwest Silver Bow Deer Lodge Powell Beaverhead Counties Padraig Sullivan Dorothy Walsh Joseph Stimpson Ign Jack Shipey Sullivan Northwest Sun River Ore

Holliday Withdraws From Montana GOP Chair Race

Dave Holliday of Helena withdrew as a Republican candidate for Montana State Chairman, paving the way for W. A. Holter of Great Falls to be elected at the state convention in Helena. Holliday urged party unity and a more vocal opposition to the Democratic administration while criticizing Governor Forrest Anderson's travel and policies.

Helena Dave Holliday W. A. Bill Holter Great Falls Ott Tschacher Bozeman Holter Holliday al Wharton Billings GOP Montana Forrest H. Anderson Tim Babcock Kbll Radio-Tv Babcock Anderson Denver Salt Lake City

Butte Native Bill Tiddy Honored By Jaycees In Montana

Jaycees name Butte native Bill Tiddy outstanding local president at the state convention in Great Falls. His group wins first place in Parade of Cities and earns recognition for work in mental health and mental retardation. Tiddy, Montana Tech graduate of 1963, is son of Ralph and Audrey Tiddy. James V Sullivan and Audrey L Sullivan file district court suit to quiet title to Montrose Addition Lots 3 and 4.

Jack L. Ossello Butte Navy Marine Hospital San Diego Creighton University Omaha Ossello Butte Central High Gonzaga University Spokane Guy Ossello Young Ossello Kathy Montana Bill Tiddy Great Falls Jaycees Tiddy Montana Tech Ralph Tiddy N. Franklin James V Audrey L. Sullivan Montrose Addition

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