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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
6
A miscellaneous shower honored bride-elects Carol Kallie and Diane Drew and a mother-to-be Mrs. Robert Keil at Mrs. Patrick J. Kenney Jr. home. Twenty guests attended with desserts and games. Kallie plans to marry Joseph Hughes on July 10 and Drew to wed Claude Huber on June 19.
Mrs. George Patrick, Mrs. Amie Anderson and Mrs. Ted J. Pacheco led the St. John Garden Division of the Rocky Mountain Council of Garden Clubs in a season end meeting at Silver Bow Homes Recreation Hall. Louise Bouchard presided as hostesses announced state convention dates June 21 24 in Billings.
The Butte Toastmistress Club at the Finlen Hotel installed new officers led by president Mrs. James Loughran and vice president Mrs. Olaf Wenger. Officers include secretary Mrs. Philip Brockman and treasurer Mrs. Ruby Reilly. The group welcomed inductees Donna Reed and Betty Kissock and reported on the Calgary regional conference.
Twenty five Bonnie Highlanders women golfers at Municipal Golf Course opened the season with a Thursday morning league. Winners include Violet Danks in A division Elaine Sells in B Wilmot Hamby in C with Danks taking low gross and low net. Marlene Dick earned the special award. Luncheon hostesses were Helen Hensley and Mrs Sells.
Peach halves are seasoned with curry powder and a touch of lemon juice and butter. Broil under flame for 15 to 20 minutes until lightly charred and serve with ham or poultry for a sunny garnish.
A reader recounts hiding age to secure work after repeated rejections and asks why corporations dismiss competent older workers. Also included are Edits on fashion customer care and a lament about a failed marriage dynamic. Ann Landers advises on rude customers and marriage rumors in the column format.
Peggy Verstappen notes moving and travel among local families. The Corettes relocate to Butte for the summer at 3455 Hillcrest Dr while Mr Corette completes a law school term. Other families visit from Walla Walla and Coeur d Alene, with trips to Missoula and New York planned.
Tuesday timers meet at 9 15 am at 2400 Locust for details call 792 1436 or 792 7098 Philathea Class meets at First Baptist Church at 8 pm with Mrs Lily Juttner American Legion Auxiliary Silver Bow Unit 1 hosts no host dinner at 6 30 and installation McQueen Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary at 8 pm at the fire hall with hostesses listed Women’s Fellowship at the Valley church 12 pm Columbia Gardens luncheon Women’s Benefit Association Walkerville Review 23 hosts memorial service at 303 W Broadway with Lillian Wyatt and Ralph Duhaime Silver Bow Homes Adult Club meeting postponed to Tuesday June 16
Alpha Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority installed new officers during a Raymonds dinner with outgoing president Mrs. Frank A. Gardiner officiating. Officers include Mrs. C. A. Thomas president, Mrs. James Cochrane vice president, Mrs. James Kirkland recording secretary, Mrs. Earl Vredenburgh treasurer, and Phyllis Moore educational director. Gardiner is corresponding secretary. Pins and charms were awarded to Vredenburgh 25 years Thomas 15 years and Cochrane 10 years. Guests included Mrs. George A. Takach Mrs. Ellen Young Mrs. Maurice Moore Mrs. Ruth D. Cochrane and Mrs. Joseph Toole.
The Carpenters Auxiliary met at Marie Walsh's home where Celestine Regan was installed as president and Marie Walsh as vice-president. Other officers named were Helen Guest treasurer Angela Crossman conductor Ella Mae Cunneen warden and trustees Mildred Kelly Dorothy Forsell and Marcelia Cote. An installation dinner followed at the Colonial Sky Room with additional attendees including Ethel Clouse Delia Aasved Kay Schlue ter Tessie Ayers Kay Lemler Celestine Regan Nomie Belanger Jule Donovan Agnes Dierenfeldt Flora Permann and Angela Crossman.
Etiquette authorities say brides may inform guests where they registered for sterling flatware and table accessories. Stores then inform gift givers of remaining needs to prevent duplicates and ensure desired items are covered.
The wives of astronauts Edward H. White and James A. McDivitt speak to reporters after the Gemini 4 mission. Mrs White holds son Edward III with daughter Bonnie Lynn while Mrs McDivitt clings to son Pat as Mike and daughter watch.
A Tuesday June 8 birthday horoscope lists zodiac signs and daily guidance. Gemini should seek seclusion for problems while Taurus sees opportunities. Cancer is cautioned on mixed physical and mental activity. Leo faces tough partnership days. Virgo can lead if focused. Libra handles affairs with less contact. Scorpio has an active day. Sagittarius judged on productivity. Capricorn heed hunches. Aquarius may strain friendships. Pisces warns against over generous money dealings. Aries organize home before helping others. Taurus favored by favorable winds and opportunities.
Terrence A Godbout a freshman Army ROTC cadet at Montana State College Butte campus receives the Army Superior Cadet award at MSC Bozeman in a special ceremony. Dean Charles C Bradley presents the honor based on academics leadership and officer potential. Godbout is the son of Mr and Mrs M P Godbout of 3009 St Ann.
The Butte Public Library will be closed all this week and Monday next week for inventory. The Children's Department stays open with reduced hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. instead of 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Joyce Bouchar d acts as librarian.
The back marks on sterling flatware bear the word sterling and the maker's name, serving as a built in guarantee that the pieces are of the finest quality for the bride.
The promotion of two Butte Marine Corps members was shown Monday in a series of armed service notices. Clarence L. Ouellette and Thomas R. Kindt received promotions to corporal and private first class respectively. James C. Larsen completed the junior leadership course. A.2.C. Warren G. Bowles completed a special communications course at Goodfellow AFB and will report to Alaska. William D. Mason reported aboard USS Constellation during overhaul. Seaman recruits William J. Ryan and Vincent T. Quinlan III began basic training at the Naval Training Center.
Clayton Garner, manager of the Butte Montana State Employment Service, reported 147 persons were placed in local jobs in May. The mining industry absorbed 47 percent of placements, 44 found work outside Butte, 15 agricultural workers were placed locally, and 12 to other Montana areas. New applications totaled 412, the year’s high. High school and college students and graduates accounted for more than a third of placements.
Five Deer Lodge students Maria Bertoglio Kelly Ann Cain Leigh Ann Collings Marcie Jo White and Maggie White will perform in a dance revue at 8 o'clock tonight in the Deer Lodge Junior High auditorium. Marion's School of Dance provides tap acrobatic ballet modern jazz toe and trampoline numbers.
Deer Lodge Country Club women finished league play last Tuesday with prize winners Mrs Harold Barton Mrs William Tooke and Mrs A K Scharf. Hostesses were Mrs Richard Kendall and Mrs Lloyd Wallin. Today features Count your putts and best chips hosted by Mrs E L Hopkins and Mrs William Clawson.
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