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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1968

Page

3

Butte Mining Museum Entrance Gets a Clean New Look

Youth groups led by Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls 4H Boy Scouts and YMCA with adults improve the World Museum of Mining entrance. A 5 by 10 foot sign designed by Leo Belanger and Ralph Stodden features local landmarks and Big Butte. County crew supplied dirt while youth groups plan landscaping and ongoing care. Adults call it community service and County Extension Agent Bill Richter calls it a good thing.

Butte World Museum of Mining Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls 4H ‘Clubs Boy Scouts YMCA Ken Waldron Lola Guidi Mike Chapman Ralph Stodden Beverly Nichols Leo Belanger City - County Planning Board Stodden U.S. Forest Service Montana Jaycees Big Butte Montana Tech Alex Zbitnoff Ers Bill Richter

Tech PR Director outlines Montana Tech information program

Bill Howell Montana Tech public relations chief spoke to Butte Exchange Club about a broad information program to raise awareness of the college's services for students and industry. He highlighted media use, corporate and donor involvement, and grants for research projects, noting nearly half a million dollars in ongoing private and government research. He urged support for the six mill levy up for renewal in November to sustain progress for Montana Tech and the university system.

Bill Howell Montana Tech Butte Exchange Club Tech Big Sky Howell Bureau of Mines and Geology Exchange Club Montana

Space speaker at Lions Club luncheon on moon mission

Cape Kennedy flight crews for Apollo flights to the moon are discussed by Frank Butch Hughes at a Finlen Hotel Lions Ladies Day luncheon. He predicts a manned moon landing within 15 months and notes space personnel believe some UFOs may originate from outer space.

Cape Kennedy Lions Club Finlen Frank Butch” Hughes Frank Hughes 901 N. Excelsior Hughes U.S Outer

Summer registration urged at Montana State University

Bozeman registration notices urge early filing of pre registration forms for summer school. Registrar Helen E Fechter directs returning students to file with the registrar and new students to follow admissions procedures. Actual registration is set for Monday June 17 with an estimate of 1900 students, up from 1800 in 1967.

Bozeman Montana State University Helen E. Fechter Miss Fechter

Catholic education role affirmed at Central commencement

At the first joint Central high school commencement since 1926, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward P. Gilmore denied talks of phasing out Catholic education and urged dedication to Catholic schools. Bishop Hunthausen awarded diplomas to 96 girls and 74 boys. principals noted scholarships and honors.

Civic Center Edward P. Gilmore Butte Raymond G. Hunthausen Helena Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Irish Christian Brothers Msgr. Gilmore Bishop Hunthausen Boys Central Band Girls Central Chorus

Seniors must buy tickets for postgrad party

Butte High seniors must buy tickets today at the Chamber of Commerce office in the Finlen Hotel for the all night post graduation party Thursday. Tickets won not be sold at the dance. The Back Page Band will play and a buffet supper will be served. Sponsors are the senior class officers and parents.

Harry Plate Butte Butte High Chamber of Commerce Finlen Hotel

Hospital admissions and discharges listed by locations

A compiled roll of admitted and discharged patients from multiple towns including Anaconda Philipsburg Dillon Sheridan and Las Vegas. Individuals listed include Mrs Geraldine Murinko Mrs Mamie Staton Thomas A Davis Cindy Standall and others with associated addresses. The note also records several dismissals such as Frank W Korn Dolores Saylor and John Stanton among many names.

Geraldine Murinko Jay Mamie M. Staton Anaconda Thomas A. Davis Whitman Cindy A. Standall Philipsburg Bridget O'Neill W. Park Myrtle Berge Frank Holowka Cottonwood Harvey R. Reed John F. Lynch Argyle Jerry D. Combe Empire Danny Bryan Las Vegas Thomas Burns Gladstone John Marvin Jr Plum John Corrigan Peter Troglia Joseph Hamody Curtis John Cooley Herb McLaughlin Dillon Martin Foresman Granite

Club Hosts Stoddens In Model Meeting Demonstrations

The Ralph Stodden family visited the 4-H Mountaineers Club at Trask School for a model meeting. Ralph Stodden and Alan Romers demonstrated toll care and filigrees.

Ralph Stodden Mountaineers Club Trask School Alan Romers

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