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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1969

Page

4

New Montana youth center to curb drug use pilots in Helena

A youth guidance center will open on a pilot basis this summer at Fort Harrison Helena to steer youths under 18 away from drugs. It will serve court detainees and volunteer students, funded by state crime control funds. sessions run 20 days each, with room and board for participants.

Jerry Holloron Standard State Bureau Helena Montana Fort Harrison Markle Miles City Mountain View Montana National Guard Dept. of Institutions

Misfortune Turns To Rescue As Fisherman Is Found

A stroke of luck saved elderly Butte fisherman R J Moore 64 stranded two days near Dempsey Lake 15 miles north of Anaconda when four West Valley anglers spotted his four wheel jeep and rescued him. Moore suffered four fractured ribs and was taken to Community Hospital of Anaconda. The rescuers Leland Keele Floyd Keele Loren Higgins and John Borrowman were en route to another lake. Moore had hiked last stretch to the lake and cast his first line when the accident occurred.

Dempsey Lake Mount Powell Anaconda West Valley Leland Floyd Keele Loren Higgins John Borrowman Moore Community Hospital Anaconda Hospital Leland Keele Keele

Dillon Chamber To Hold Public Meeting On Highway 15 Access

Dillon Chamber of Commerce President W B Gallaher calls a public meeting at 8 p m Tuesday in the Beaverhead County Courthouse to seek a solution for proposed facilities at the Highway 15 access into Dillon. The plan has faced strong committee opposition and a public hearing by the highway department will be allowed if public support for a second interchange is revived. A date for the hearing has not been set.

Dillon

Butte Firemen Respond to Lightning and Car Fire Incidents

Butte firefighters answered two lightning caused fires in a noon storm including a tree fire on Russell Strefel's property and a outage causing residence at Clark Street. They also tackled a heater blaze at 726 West Park with no damage, a false alarm at West Junior High, and a 5:35 p.m. car fire on South Main damaging a foreign car owned by Mrs. Bernard Winnings.

West Junior High South Main Bernard Winnings

Three juveniles arrested for curfew breach and siphoning gas

Three Butte youths were arrested by police Thursday night after a report of gas siphoning at 1208 W. Silver. Police found highway warning signs and a blinker light in a car driven by one of the youths. charges include breaking curfew siphoning gas and drinking under age.

Butte Silver

Vacation Bible School to Start at Church of Christ Site

A vacation Bible school for youngsters of the Church of Christ will run from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday at 3003 Gladstone with the theme Jesus Loves Me. Call 723-8812 for details. In a separate case, George Skuletich, represented by his father Lewis Skuletich, seeks 33 256.10 dollars in damages from Craig Sands for injuries in a November 10, 1967 car crash at Broadway and Clark while Skuletich was a passenger.

Church of Christ Parish Gladstone Jesus George Skuletich Lewis Skuletich Craig Sands Young Skuleitch Sands Broadway and Clark

Youth freed as illegal liquor charge dropped

James Roane, 20, of 314 W Cop per, spent two days in jail after an illegal possession of liquor charge was dismissed by Judge John Seton. Insufficient evidence led to the release, and officers had testified Roane was arrested about a block away from the alleged offense. Other cases involved two defendants who hadn’t forfeited $15 bonds due to a court-time mix up. bonds were refunded after Judge Seton dismissed the complaints.

James Roane John Seton Friday Seton Roane Robert Mihelich Cottonwood Paul Kvitkovskyi Logan Helena Selon

Breakin Reported At Henderson Home And School Vandalism Noted

Mrs. Henderson of 923 S. Arizona reported an attempted breakin to police Friday. Howard Neier filed a report of vandalism to monuments at Butte High School on Friday.

Henderson S. Arizona Butte High School Howard Neier

Montana panel sets $150 cutoff to define felony theft

Montana Criminal Law Commission members tentatively agreed to raise the felony threshold for theft to $150, up from $50, citing county attorney input. The draft consolidates 93 sections into 10, broadens theft definitions to include embezzlement false pretenses and related crimes, and proposes a joyriding misdemeanor for short car dares.

Helena Montana Criminal Law Commission Coutoff Grand and Petty William F. “Duke” Crowley University of Montana Law School Commission

Law panel tightens theft category to include hoofed animals

A law panel defined theft of any commonly domesticated hoofed animal as a felony even when the animal is worth under 150 dollars. Members also ruled that horses sheep goats and pigs fall under the hoofed animal provision.

Miss Kriskovich to attend MSU on Alumni scholarship

Roseann Kriskovich a Montana State University district scholarship recipient will attend MSU next fall after being honored at a Thursday banquet at the Acoma Supper Club. Neil J. Lynch presented the award and Dr. Leslie Drew announced the new Museum of the Rockies as an official museum of the University System with land near Bozeman acquired for museum use. Also, Judge James D. Freebourn dismissed two damage suits: Ross DeNeal versus Keil Co and Jewel Raines versus Owl Cab Co.

Roseann Kriskovich Girls Central Montana State University MSU Alumni Association Acoma Kriskovich Neil J. Lynch Butte Leslie Drew MSU Bozeman Rocky Mountain States Drew James D. Freebourn Ross DeNeal Keil Co Jewel Raines Linda Peltoman Owl Cab Co

Veterans finish convention today

Disabled American Veterans wrap up their 48th annual convention in Anaconda after a two day session at the Marcus Daly Hotel. Registrations open at 9 with a full day including business sessions, officer nominations and installations, and a banquet featuring U S Senator Lee Metcalf. Anaconda Memorial Chapter No 13 hosted and recalled Medal of Honor Winner Leo J Powers.

Marcus Daly U.S Lee Metcalf Anaconda Memorial Leo J. Powers Anaconda

Bandit Still At Large After $1000 Robbery Of Woman

Authorities continue to search for an armed man who robbed Mrs. William Kessell at the Gasa mart in Montana, taking more than $100 and a Tiffany diamond ring valued at about $3,000. The suspect, wearing tinted glasses, entered through the alley door about 4 15 Thursday and fled unseen.

William Kessell

Dillon man arraigned in Dillon shooting

LeRoy Moore of Dillon was bound over to district court after arraignment on three charges before Justice of the Peace Walter Bastion. Bond set at 2000 dollars. Moore faced two counts of second degree assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest after a Thursday night arrest by Dillon police at the Andrus Hotel following a brief struggle for a .22 caliber pistol.

Dillon LeRoy Moore Justice of the Peace Walter Bastion Moore Roger Johnson Leo Erdman Andrus Hotel

Chamber backs Reichle Dam project near Glen

The Butte Chamber of Commerce officers endorsed the Reichle Dam on the Big Hole River near Glen after directors had tabled it for study. Mayor Mike Micone outlined city savings plans and sought Chamber support for future programs aiding Butte. Charles Dobbs joined as a new member.

Butte Chamber of Commerce Reichle Big Hole Glen Butte Mike Micone Chamber Charles Dobbs D. R. Campbell, Jr

Sullivan named to Bozeman highway post

Bozeman The State High Department named James T. Sullivan as the new division construction engineer for the Bozeman division effective June 2. Sullivan, a Montana Tech mining engineering graduate, has long worked in bridge and project engineering in the state highway system and has lived in Bozeman for ten years.

Bozeman State High Department James T. Sullivan Sullivan George Barrett Highway Commission State Highway Department Butte Lou Chittim Chittim Montana Tech

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