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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
3
The Rocky Mountain Association for Retarded Children will award 10 men, two women, and several organizations for aiding retarded children. The presentation occurs at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Washington School, with all community members invited.
Three consecutive explosions rocked Glasgow at 1 a.m. destroying three autos and a two car garage at Dan Lloyd's northeast Glasgow residence. Firemen battled flames for over an hour as wind fanned the fire. No injuries were reported and the Lloyd house survived.
Robert J. Olds as special appraiser filed reports in district court listing properties in Nellie Dubay estate at cere. Sale of Gl States inheritance taxes of 31204.50, Montana inheritance taxes of 4767.52, plus administration costs of 6000.
A training and demonstration clinic for journeymen plumbers and fitters is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Cleveland School. W F Coffey of the Copper and Brass Research Association will lead, with Wendell Johnson coordinating from the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training. The event covers soldering and brazing methods for copper and brass in pressure piping and aims to benefit employers foremen and workers alike.
A male African lion controlling a territory roams about 49 square miles in the Nairobi region. The finding notes the typical size of a male lion’s range when in full possession of his domain.
Forrest Wilson, principal of Butte High School, asks recent eighth grade parish school graduates north of the NP railroad tracks and new upperclass students who moved to Butte to report Tuesday morning 8:30 to 12 in Study 205 for enrollment. Scholastic aptitude tests will be given and registration cards prepared. The meeting is not for students who attended Butte High or Butte Junior High last semester.
Louie Ray aged 19 pleaded guilty to drunken driving. Judge John Seton fined 150 dollars and jailed him 10 days. A 150 dollar bond in Robert Wilson’s name was forfeited for no show at arraignment. Carl Salvos forfeited a 10 dollar bond for non appearance on a disturbance charge. Judge Seton exonerated a 10 dollar bond posted by Dan Henderson. Forfeitures on minor traffic violations totaled 200 dollars.
John E. Lovell of Butte Council will deliver the welcome address to United Commercial Travelers in Butte for the 65th annual Grand Jurisdiction convention. Delegates from Montana Utah and Idaho gather at the Finlen Hotel for sessions Wednesday through Friday with a visitor day Saturday. E Klein Graff past supreme counselor from Sioux Falls SD will deliver the principal address. Harold Price of Butte serves as grand counselor for the Montana Utah Idaho jurisdiction.
The Butte City Council met briefly with Mayor Vern Griffith. The council will ask Prudential Federal Savings about a new headquarters and consider moving the Main and Broadway boardwalk to improve traffic flow. Other minor business was handled.
Mrs. Lloyd Wallin publicity chairman announces day golf sessions at the Lodge Country Club with luncheon served promptly at noon beginning today. Hostesses this week are Mrs. Monte Dittman and Mrs. Don Briggeman.
Several church schools launch Monday with sessions through June. Assembly of God in Deer Lodge runs daily 4 to 5 30 p m until June 7 featuring puppets chalktalks Bible stories singing and skits. A Friday night program airs for children and adults at 7 30. Drummond and Garrison host vacation school June 3 to 15 led by Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth 9 to 3 daily. Confirmation and Holy Communion set for June 16 at St Mary in Gold Creek with Most Rev R G Hunthausen presiding.
DEER LODGE The St Joseph Hospital Auxiliary has obtained a movie sound projector via advancement by a stamp company. The display followed a tea as 5 890 points were collected and about 82 458 points remain to complete the purchase. The group asks residents to donate extra stamped books to reach the goal.
Deer Lodge eighth grade pupils will graduate at 8 o'clock in the Powell County High School gymnasium.
Deer Lodge reports deadlines for kindergarten registration ahead of fall term. Parents must list children who are five by October 5, complete physicals and immunizations, and ensure census forms are mailed by June 5. If not reached by letter, contact Mrs. Dale Atkins or Mrs. LeRoy Kemmesat for guidance.
R F Stock pleaded guilty to using license plates from a 1952 Buick on a 1949 Ford. Judge John Seton fined Stock $50 and noted he has a third car without plates he plans to discard. Officers LaBreche and Holman linked the Ford to the stolen-plate report and stopped the car after spotting the mismatched plates. Stock admitted swapping plates to speed his commute to a Butte mine.
Taylor McDonnell Construction Co alleges it holds a lien and seeks $2,331 plus $1,000 attorney fees in district court. The suit states work and materials on Lots 5 and 6, Block 24, Clark's Addition to Butte, were not paid between October 15 and December 5.
Mrs Lloyd Grove of Twin Bridges was thrown from a car that rolled over on Mule Shoe Road six miles south of Twin Bridges. Her son Scott seven and Ed Fern were uninjured. John Broksle aided by Highway Patrolman Glen Stevens rushed Mrs Grove to Sheridan Emergency Hospital. The report notes Bannack’s 1862 placer gold discovery as a historical aside.
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