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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1972

Page

7

Hislop to become Catholic deacon at St Ann Church

Edward Hislop of Butte will be ordained a Catholic deacon at a 5 15 p m Mass at St Ann Church with Bishop Raymond Hunthausen officiating. He is a 1964 Butte Central graduate and Carroll College alum now completing theology studies in Denver. Deacon program assigns him to St Anthony Parish Missoula from July 1 to December 31. His parents reside at 1804 Porter.

Edward Hislop St. Ann Church Raymond G. Hunthausen Helena Hislop Butte St. Ann Butte Central High Montana Tech One Carroll College St. Thomas Seminary Denver Silver Bow

Recital in Honor of Nellie Mullen’s Grandson in Butte

Greg Presley, grandson of Nellie Mullen, longtime Butte resident, will perform a recital in her honor at 7 30 Wednesday in the Butte Central auditorium. A Gonzaga Preparatory freshman, he began piano study in Las Vegas winning two city talent show trophies and the Nevada Baldwin junior high contest. He has given many private recitals and played at Spokane Public Library Wednesday Concerts, earning five medals in the Spokane Allied Arts Festival. The event is open to the public.

Greg Presley Nellie Mullen Butte Butte Central Auditorium Las Vegas Nevada C. K. Presley Presley Gonzaga Preparatory High School Spokane Public Library Spokane

City Court Hears Multiple Driver Offenses

The police court in session fined and jailed drivers for hit and run and related traffic offenses. Phillip Marinko, 18, and Ed Herbeck, 65, pleaded guilty to crashes and license issues, each getting a $200 fine, 20 days jail, and extra penalties. Judge Seton also handled H C Weingartner for drunken driving with a $150 fine and suspended jail due to age. Additional cases covered disturbances, careless driving, unlawful plates, and minor violations, totaling about $1,150 for the day.

Phillip Marinko Ed Herbeck John Seton Herbeck S. Arizona Marinko W. Galena Gayle Hanson Seton H. C. Weingartner Peggy Werner Anna Dangerfield Ray Robich Donna Donahue Larry Ott Mark Stanley Daniel Jones David Smith Daniel Earls James DeWaters Thomas Vega Elmo Briggs Robert Murray Jr Mary Jones Robert Finey Francis Gibson Dick Rhinerson Betsy Mehring Jerry Sparks Dale Tanner William Young John Lewis Charles Lally Selon

Ruby Valley twins make history born may 26

The first twins born at Ruby Valley Hospital arrived May 26 to Butte couple Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Marshall. Peter Alan and Joseph Wayne are the newborn boys, with Mrs. Marshall a Sheridan native and Mr. Marshall employed by Woolworth.

Sheridan Ruby Valley Hospital Butte Peter Alan Joseph Wayne Wayne Marshall Adams Marshall Woolworth Pete Anderson Joe Marshall Burlington Olga Anderson Margaret Marshall Adlore van Slette

Two Idaho Men Plead Innocent to Sheridan Burglary

In Virginia City two men from the Idaho Falls-Pocatello area pleaded innocent to breaking and entering at the Charles Walter store in Sheridan on May 19. Dist. Judge Frank E. Blair set their trial for June 14. each is held on 3500 bond.

Virginia City Gary Lea Weiss Richard Lee Gong Dist Frank E. Blair Charles Walter Sheridan Idaho Falls-Pocatello

Summer music enrollees due

Applications for a summer music program are due June 12 per Rod Lewis. blanks available at Len Waters Music Store Tretheweys Music Box and from Lewis 2904 State. Enrollment may be done at East Junior High 8 30 a m Monday. Program open to fifth through 12th grade students from parochial and public schools. Instruments provided by the school for a nominal fee or free. Classes 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m Monday to Friday at East Junior High all summer. Programs include band ensemble orchestra chorus Stage band piano guitar organ and accordion.

Rod Lewis Len Waters Music Store Trethewey Lewis East Junior High

Architects study city of Butte in regional plan review

A six member panel from the American Institute of Architects will assess Butte and Silver Bow County June 10 to 12. Leo Belanger said the team will develop proposals for future growth with input from architects Peter Batchelor Maynard Meyer Dr Ralph Dix Royce LaNier Paul Sprehegan and others donating their time.

Butte Silver Bow Rowth Leo Belanger Silver Bow City American Institute of Architects Maynard W. Meyer Milwaukee Wisc Peter Batchelor North Carolina State University

Five Montana Tech graduates omitted from commencement list

Five names were accidentally left off the bachelor degree candidate list for Montana Tech’s commencement. The missing graduates are Joseph M. Dosen, Jack Barnes, Charles Goforth, Steve Galasso, and Larry Baxter, all of Butte. Apollo 16 mission cost taxpayers 455 million dollars.

Montana Tech Joseph M. Dosen Jack Barnes Charles Goforth Steve Galasso Larry Baxter Butte

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