Polack Bros. Circus to perform in Civic Center in Butte
The Polack Bros. Circus with acts from Germany and Denmark to perform two shows Saturday and two Sunday at the Civic Center sponsored by the Butte Elks. Acts include Hans Winn Troupe Los Platos Miss Francesca Aztec Prince Najvez Bear trainer Wally Naghtin and Svend Kristensen Royal Danish Bareback Riders.
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Montana Standard
Polack Bros. Circus
Civic Center Today
The
Butte Elks
Civic Center
Hans Winn
Germany
Circus
Los Platos
Miss Francesca
Najvez
Henrietta
Naghtin
Polack Bros
Lemon
Svend Kristensen
Royal Danish
Chester
Bobo
Barnett
Henry Kyes
Don Nothdorft
Shoup defends Montana work-study funds shift
First District Rep. Dick Shoup argues Montana’s work-study funds rose from 604 500 in 1970 to 628 051 in 1971 but recaptured money fell from 2.5 million to 1.5 million as other states use funds more fully. He cites HR 7016 backing a 200 million increase and recalls Missoula’s benefit from the program.
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Montana
Shoup
Senate
Missoula
Bozeman to appoint fifth commissioner after Morrow death
Bozeman officials move to fill the vacant commission seat after R Harry Morrow died of a heart attack last Sunday. Mayor Don Langhor Jr. notes no deadline but urges prompt action and says the city must decide how to choose a new mayor given Morrow’s death before taking office. City Attorney to review legal methods for filling the mayoral vacancy and succession.
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Bozeman
R. Harry Morrow
Don Langhor Jr
Commission
Morrow
Ben Berg
Langhor
Peday Quiet Title Suit In District Court
Frank H Peday and Petronella Peday sue to quiet title in district court over Lot 11 Block 7 of Addition. The action seeks lawful recognition of their ownership and to remove any clouds on the title.
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Frank H. and
Petronella Peday
Memorial Gifts to Easter Seal Society Reported
Memorials in May were received for Leslie M. Sheridan Daniel Sheridan James Séarle Lee Redman Emmett Burke and Robert Sparks. Gifts may be made by calling Mrs. Robert Renz at 792-5782.
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Easter Seal Society
Leslie M. Sheridan
Daniel Sheridan
James Séarle
Lee Redman
Emmett Burke
Robert Sparks
Robert Renz
Woodahl Bars Some Officials from Montana Convention Delegates
Montana Attorney General Robert Woodahl issued an opinion restricting officials who hold two public offices from serving as delegates to the upcoming constitutional convention. He said lawmakers, state executives, and others cannot resign one post to take another, while Supreme Court justices and District Court judges could serve if elected and resigning the first post. The ruling aims to ensure a buffer between the commission and delegates as the convention nears its Nov. 29 start, with potential court challenges possible.
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Helena
Robert Woodahl
Montana
Woodahl
Supreme Court
Peeplens
Rainbow Girls Plan 7:30 Tonight at Masonic Temple
Rainbow girls meet at 7:30 tonight in the Masonic Temple. The Legion of the Moose No 85 gathers Sunday with a 10:30 breakfast, meeting, and dinner. Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church holds Pentecost Slava with liturgy at 10 and luncheon at noon. Disabeled Veterans discuss state convention at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the VFW Hall.
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Masonic Temple
The
Legion of the Moose No. 85
Holy Trinity
VFW
MSU honors A. Bray with $250 freshman scholarship
Bozeman Montana State University civil engineering department awards A Bray a $250 freshman honor scholarship for 1971 72. Bray son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Bray Hall is 1971 Drummond High School graduate and former Boys State delegate who attended Montana High School Fine Arts Camp in Missoula.
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Bozeman
Montana State University
A. Bray
Bray
Leonard Bray
Hall
Drummond High School
Montana
Missoula
Three Area Girls to Be Nurses at St. Vincent School
Three Montana girls from Butte Deer Lodge and Clancy graduate today from St. Vincent School of Nursing in Billings. The graduating trio are Corrine Elaine Graham of Butte Shirley Brunett Finch of Deer Lodge and Barbara Ann Hiltz of Clancy among twenty seven in the class.
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Butte
Deer Lodge
Clancy
St. Vincent School of Nursing
Billings
Corrine Elaine Graham
Shirley Brunett Finch
Barbara Ann Hiltz
Honorary doctorate planned for Geraldine Fenn at SDSU
Former MSU Extension specialist Geraldine Fenn will receive an honorary Doctorate of Humanities from South Dakota State University in Brookings during commencement. A longtime Montana 4-H advocate, she served 21 years at MSU and is emeritus associate professor. She now coordinates children and youth programs for Montana's Human Resources Council after a career in South Dakota education and 4-H.
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Bozeman
Montana State University
Geraldine Fenn
South Dakota State University
Brookings
Miss Fenn
MSU
Montana
Human Resources Council
South Dakota
South Dakota State
Clerks to consider contract Friday in uptown Butte
Clerks at uptown textile and variety stores in Butte will meet next Friday at 8 30 p m to discuss a modified proposal after rejecting a three year offer May 26 The Silver Bow Employers Association has increased the wage offer and changed terms on evening Sunday and holiday work The rejection vote was 72 to 9 and the new offer comparison to the old one was not disclosed Byline and exact dates are unclear but Miners Union Day looms with potential in store staffing changes and possible picket signs if rejection resumes The Hennessys store has a separate contract and is no longer with Silver Bow Employers
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Butte
Silver Bow Enroyers Association
Ed Zeier
Business Coe
Donald C. Robinson
Zeier
Miners Union
Uptown
Hennessy’s
Silver Bow
Summer activities planned by Butte VARC for retarded children
The Butte Youth Association for Retarded Children outlines a summer program starting with a car wash at Union Station 2800 Harrison weather permitting. Proceeds fund dances picnics a summer camp and a parade float for retarded children. A dance is set for Wednesday at the Other Place with a Musicians Union band.
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Butte Youth Association For
Gayle Pickel
Butte High
Union Station
Harrison
Miss Pickel
Musicians Union
Boulder River
Butte
Washington
VARC
Butte Chamber discusses tour bus and civic plans
Butte Chamber of Commerce board discussed a tour bus to attract tourists with an estimated cost near ten thousand dollars and initial operation. They referred the matter to the tourist promotion committee and approved eighteen hundred fifty dollars for a sixteen page brochure.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce Board of
Pence
Staples Group
San Francisco
Evans Named Chief of Range and Wildlife in Region
William L. Evans, supervisor of the Custer National Forest, is named Chief of the Division of Range and Wildlife at Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region headquarters in Denver. The 20 year veteran will oversee range and wildlife work in 16 national forests and seven national grasslands across Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming.
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William L. Evans
Custer National Forest
Division of
Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Region
Denver
Colorado
Steve Yurich
Northern
Evans
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Forest Service Names Corpe as Flathead Supervisor
Corpe, a 20 year Forest Service veteran, was named supervisor of the 2 630 000 acre Flathead National Forest. The appointment was announced by Steve Yurich Northern Region Forester and Corpe will report to Me Kelenes post later this month.
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Flathead National Forest
Steve Yurich
Northern Region Forester
Corpe
Forest Service
Kelenes
ICAP Transferred to US Tri-State Tribes HQ in Billings
Bud Moran of Arlee says the Indian Community Action Project moved from the University of Montana to the US Tri-State Tribes in Billings on July 1. ICAP spans nine reservations with ten tribes across Montana Idaho and Wyoming.
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Missoula
Indian Community Action Project
ICAP
University of Montana
Tri-State Tribes
Billings
Bud Moran
Arlee
Montana
Idaho
Wyomong
Escapee captured after Idaho incident near Gallatin Canyon
Bozeman Gallatin County authorities captured one escapee from an Idaho mental hospital and search for a second. The sheriff said they found a 14 year old boy traveling with the other escapee. The boy reported resting in a cabin in the Gallatin canyon while Hedlund, now missing, was last seen. Idaho authorities warned Hedlund may be armed and dangerous. he stands about 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 190 pounds with a muscular build.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Idaho
Sheriff's Office
Gallatin Canyon
Hedlund
Buil
Anaconda Co. Funds Paid for Butte School Sites
The Anaconda Co paid $20,000 on June 1 and reinvested it in a 90 day CD at First Metals Bank. previously $50,000 was invested. The $750,000 contract covers two elementary schools with payments beginning Jan 1 1972 for the second site. Construction has not begun and site selection is ongoing with Clark Park ruled out due to recreation use rules.
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Anaconda Co
First Metals Bank
Metals Bank
Three Butte
Duggan
Northern Pacific
Itler
Butte School Board
Stru
Clark Park
Larry Stimatz
Anaconda
Butte
Stimatz
Educational Planning Committee
Butte Juniors Selected for 1971 Boys State
Fifteen Butte juniors in high school have been chosen for the 1971 American Legion Boys State session at Western Montana College. Commander Everett E. Cloninger announced the group will depart Sunday for a week of citizenship and leadership training, with Boys State running through June 12. The event draws about 500 youths from area schools and is supported by local veterans and community groups.
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Butte
American Legion Boys State
Everett E. Cloninger
Silver Bow Post No. 1
American Legion
Western Montana College
Veterans
Owen Geile
Boys
Thomas Gibson
Mark Davis
Legion of Honor
Butte Central High
Steven E. Burke
Columbus
Bertovich
Chucks Uggetti
John O'Neill
Bob Rae
Butte High
F’. L. Dalton
Central
Postmaster Eyes New Train Schedules for Montana
Postmaster Al Wilkinson reviews upcoming rail changes as schedules to restore southern Montana service are announced. He hopes a limited three days a week of train service will ease transport, with Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield confirming an experimental run from June 15 to September 15, 1972.
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al Wilkinson
Montana
Hanes and Trucks
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
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