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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
7
Montana law requires residents to be informed of certain legal proceedings and allows individuals and groups to have a personal interest in the notification. The publication under this heading often serves as the sole public notice, so readers should review notices carefully.
Sealed proposals for a vertical milling machine for the Butte Vocational Technical Center are due by 7 30 P M daylight time on June 26 1972. Bid specs available from the Clerk of School District No 1 111 North Montana Street Butte Montana. Proposals must be in a separate envelope marked Vertical Milling Machine and directed to Board of Trustees 111 North Montana Street Butte Montana 59701.
Notices cover the estate of Marjorie Ellen Stewart with four month claim period for creditors in Butte. Also includes divorce suit Herrera v Herrera in Silver Bow County and powers estate administrated by George Foley, plus a tax deed suit on Silver Bow real property and annual Legion meeting notice.
State Sen. W A Bill Groff urged an uncommitted Montana delegation to the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach. He said Montanans are uncommitted and deserve a voice, noting no clear presidential nominee has emerged and that unity could weaken Montana's bargaining power.
Official canvass of Silver Bow County votes found no changes in the Democratic and Republican primary results or the Montana Tech recreation complex bond issue. Clerk Hazel E. McGee said unofficial returns reflected the findings as the constitutional results will be canvassed Monday at 9 a.m. The canvassing board included Chairwoman McGee, Joe A. Kissock, Si Holman, Lucille O Leary, and Assessor Nig McGrath.
The Model City funded YES office at 206 W. Granite invites Butte youths aged 14 to 17 to register for summer jobs. Staff operate 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and provide information at 792 0417.
Patrick McKay died Friday in a local hospital. His remains are in Dolan's Mortuary awaiting funeral services time and place to be announced.
Dennis F. Dolan of 101 S. Idaho St. operates Dolan's MorTuary formerly Daly-Shea Mortuary with phone 723-3981. The local establishment provides funeral and related services to residents of the area.
The funeral for Dr. Harry G. Farrell will be held Saturday at 9 in the Duggan Merrill Mortuary chapel with a 9 30 Mass of Resurrection at Immaculate Conception Church and interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Kathryn A. Kaufman’s remains are at Duggan Merrill with a Monday 9 funeral and a 9 30 Mass at St Patrick Church, interment Holy Cross. Rosary at the Mortuary Chapel Sunday at 8.
The remains of Jacob M. Michals of 1426 Warren Ave. who died at the local hospital Thursday evening are held at Duggan Merrill Mortuary. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Vacation Church School runs Monday to Friday at United Congregational Church 2945 Bayard for children aged 3 through 6th grade. The American Legion Auxiliary Silver Bow Unit No 1 will meet at 8 Tuesday in the Legion hall.
In federal district court in Butte on Friday Judge W D Murray naturalized nine people. Gerald Crowley, naturalization examiner, presented petitions for Herbert George Young and Rosemary Diana Young, formerly Yung, plus Ding Kuen Tam and Sharon Chu Tam, Mrs Tam formerly Poy Sham Wong of Burma and Mr Tam from China. Also naturalized were Yung Sam Kim, Lilly Kyong San Han, Phyllis Mary Rosston, Stefania Stolarz, and Donald McNeill Good, all with former identities noted.
State officials study two armory bids totaling 321983 as within funds. The Helena project includes a National Guard Armory and Army Aviation Supply Facility at the Helena Airport with bids 299825. low general 180464 Sharbone Construction Co. Helena. low mechanical 96193 American Sheet Metal and Roofing Inc. Helena. low electrical 23168 Allen Electric Helena. Kalispell addition bid 22158 by Montana Builders Kalispell. Bids opened by Department of Administration.
The U S Government requests a 930 judgment in federal court in Butte against Milton Schofield. The complaint by AUSA R E Murray says Schofield defaulted on a 17950 loan from Home Federal Savings and Loan in San Diego in 1963, repaid by the Veterans Administration. It also asks for court costs and 4 percent interest on the 930.
Margaret L. Ingersoll of 2943 Burke Lane will join two other women in the Navy Nurse Corps during ceremonies in Butte. Marcella A. Prinkki of Red Lodge and Melodie A. Klaus are also set for induction by Commander J. L. Frederick at the Navy recruiting substation in the federal building at 11 a.m. Monday.
The Model City North Side Neighborhood Council will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in Blaine School gym instead of Tuesday. Reports on the Port of Butte Concept and North Side Park will be discussed. Nominations to the council are expected and elections are tentatively planned for September.
In Sao Paula Brazil an express train rammed a stalled commuter train, killing 16 students and injuring 66. Officials blamed an employee error for allowing the express to move while the other train waited after an electrical failure. This followed another fatal railroad crash three weeks earlier.
John Paul a 25 year old from Helena died after a Wednesday evening altercation. Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Dave Middlemas ordered an autopsy and to hold an inquest. Paul died on arrival at a Great Falls hospital after transfer from Helena. Sheriff serves as coroner.
West Yellowstone AP reports Yellowstone National Park welcomed 141,690 visitors from January 1 to May 31 1972, a 37 percent rise over the prior year. Increases were led by snowmobile and foot travel as overall attendance grows from 103,384 in 1971.
A reader quotes a long prompter on staying calm amid chaos and the universe’s unfolding. The second letter asks about sleeping arrangements and Bennie’s alleged sciatica. Ann Landers suggests a king-twin bed setup and medical evaluation, not self diagnosis.
Lawrence M. Whitfield, director of legislative affairs for the Forest Service in Washington, D.C., was named Friday as deputy regional forester for the Northern Region. He will report July 9 to succeed retirement of James L. Wenban, and brings forestry and legal credentials from Oregon State University Humphreys College and the University of Montana. Whitfield is admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Butte's share of the state beer tax for the first four months fell to 14,640.10 from 16,526.99 in 1971 as city Treasurer Carlos Sullivan reported. A state check for April totaled 3,887.92, down from 4,737.43 in 1971 and 4,258.57 in 1970.
Anaconda Dillon Deer Lodge Helena Bozeman Livingston listed with contact numbers 792-8301 563-6951 683-2213 846-2244 442-9518 Exi 20
Channel slots show Roughing It Easy at 4 00 followed by Bill Anderson Show at 4 30. Odd Couple appears at 5 30 with Emergency at 6 00. Lawrence Welk at 8 00 precedes Saturday Night Movie Once Upon a Dead Man at 10 00 and Night Gallery at 11 30 with ABC News closing.
The page shows a daily lineup with cartoons and shows from 6 30 to 10 30 including Deputy Dawg Woody Woodpecker Pink Panther The Jetsons Barrier Reef Take a Giant Step Mr Wizard The Bugaloos Brother Buzz Dr Doolittle Lets Travel Home Run Heroes Major League Baseball Dream of Jeannie Survival Nightly News Adam 12 Emergency The Bold Ones Saturday Night Movie Once Upon a Dead Man The Scene Tonight and Fort Dobbs as a second Saturday movie.
A brief list of programs including Six Wives of Henry VIII at 8:00 Bless This House at 9:30 The Performers at 10:00 Country Time at 10:30 National News at 11:00 Teleprobe 7 at 11:15 and Movie Life at the Top at 11:30.
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