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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
10
Esther Circle of Aldersgate Methodist Church wraps its season with a business session at Mrs. Truzzolino’s home. Recognition Sunday planned for June 13 for graduates. Reorganization of the evening circle set for June 29 at Virginia Suydam’s home to accommodate working members.
The Hilltop Gallery board of directors meets at 7 30 PM DST at gallery headquarters in the YMCA. Plans for summer art classes will be discussed and officers elected. All interested artists and Hilltop members may attend.
A daughter, LaVon da Kay, was born Wednesday at Barrett Hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Harrison of Grasshopper Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snodgrass of Dillon.
Kitty Spry was installed president of the VFEW Auxiliary to Erwin Paul Post 3534. Adelaide Mitchell seated senior vice president Jeanne Gayhart junior vice president Leona Cornwall conductress Dorothy Shaw chaplain Betty Paull guard Cora Kluesner treasurer Alice Brown trustee Ruth Berthelson secretary. Memorial services were held for departed members. Louise Wingert won a special prize. Before the regular meeting, Post representatives met with the Ladies to plan the annual July 4 celebration including a bigger fireworks display.
Monday events include Young in Heart at 8:00 p.m. led by Mrs. John Davis, plus Mothers Club and Job's Daughters meetings with hostesses. Retired Teachers meet 12:30 p.m. at Treasure State Room Finlen Hotel. Junior League dinner at 6 30 p.m. call for details. Eastern Star Auxiliary dessert luncheon at Masonic Temple with multiple hosts.
Basin Mrs Eugene Madden elected president of Basin Parent Teachers Association at year end meeting. Mrs Charlies Parsons named vice president and Mrs Marvin Timmer secretary treasurer. The group noted year projects including tumbling mat Montana flag square dance records basketball hoops and rubber balls for children. Charlies Goodwin and Delbert Bullock joined the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The state president and Drum and Bugle Corps of Great Falls were honored.
Wisdom Chapter 67 Order of Eastern Star held its year end meeting with Marcy Pendleton and Dell Bacon presiding. Installation set for August 31. Beverly Helming received a scrapbook of Golden Anniversary reminiscences. Social hour followed with refreshments by Helming and Lauesen. Pinochle winners were Bessie Rasmussen and Clarence Helming with high scores. Pendleton and Bacon had low. Special prizes went to Hattie Pomeroy and Ray Bacon.
Parmesan cheese is mixed with seasoned flour to create a crisp coating for chicken prepared for oven frying. This simple method adds flavor and helps achieve a golden, crunchy crust.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ahlin paternal grandparents received word of the birth of a daughter May 24 to Mr and Mrs Richard Ahlin of Ashland Oregon She is the first child and has been named Susan Marie Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Dever of Ashland Oregon.
Mrs. Dorothy Judd hosted the annual piano recital in the old gymnasium with Vern Spackman Jr. as master of ceremonies. Students included Terry Sko gen, Gail Winslow, Jerry Skogen, Arlene Weber, Sandy Davis, Susan Lawrence, Janice White, Leila Ward, Mitzi Heard, Carol Yakowich, Sharon Davis, Sam Lawrence, Valinda Holmes, Virginia Capp, Brenda Lauderdale, Sammy Lou Nichols, Debbie Smith, Susan Giono, Judy Winslow, Tona Strozzi, Jim Giono, Sylvia Wallis, Francella Kangas. The evening's highlight featured Miss Joan Giono and Duane Davis performing the "Twist" with piano accompaniment by Miss Susan Giono.
Sheridan accordion students of A H Dudden performed in a spring recital at the Sheridan gym on Saturday evening. Proceeds benefited the Ruby Valley Hospital Building Fund. The program featured solo instrument selections, group arrangements, and a closing accordion band number conducted by Dudden. Performers included Corine Welborn, Cheryl Welborn, Lori Elser, Rose Ann Hartford, Don Birdsill, Walter Zumbrennan, Donna Edmisten, Dean Edmisten, Lee Edmisten, Frank Baril, Neil Barnowsky, Gary Simonsen, Max Moltich, Susan Whitney, Steven Griffin, Terri Lueck, and Sig Nottingham.
Bozeman plans for a twice yearly Naturalization Day at the courthouse were approved. Mt Hyalite Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution sponsors the ceremony with Mrs Harold Scott as chairman. Officers were elected including Mrs Frank Benepe regent and Mrs Graham Bleiler vice regent.
A group of Pondora County rural district pupils from first to eighth grade toured Virginia City. Trustees funded a three day trip for top students and strivers, guided by County Superintendent Mrs. Elmer Schweck and teachers Mrs. Lorena Normandeau, Mrs. Jane Smiley, and Mrs. Clarice Aakre. They rode a Heart Butte bus driven by Tom Williamson and visited Helena State Capitol Lewis and Clark Caverns and Quake Lake.
A reader laments feeding two unemployed brothers at dinner with five children, facing sparse chops. Ann Landers advises kitchen plate prep and notes sharing temperaments in families, while urging restraint and clear boundaries. A second letter concerns a five year old with violent tendencies and advised professional evaluation. Another writer, dating a widower, asks about being called by the late wife's name and guidance suggests patience as memories fade.
Stella Monday presents a June 7 birthday guide warning Gemini to plan and avoid miscalculations while noting Cancer, Leo, Virgo and others face choices. It forecasts social mobility for Scorpio, distant gains for Sagittarius, and cautions Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, Taurus on prudence and timing. The piece blends personality traits with daily prompts.
Willam Kluesner celebrated his 73rd birthday at his daughter Mrs. Don Cheney's home. Attending were the Kluesner family from Missoula and Lima, the Beckers from Gold Creek, Mrs. Ray Wingert and children, and other relatives. A dinner was served and he visited his children and grandchildren.
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