Demorals name meeting delegates and weddings reported
The Montana Standard item notes Silver Bow Democratic Women elect delegates to the state convention in Lewistown June 28 30. It also covers two weddings: Terry Sharp and Mitzi Durand in Philipsburg and Sandra Duletich and Burton Hopewell in Bozeman with homecomings in Bozeman and Colstrip employment details for Sharp.
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Silver Bow Democratic Women’s Club
Yogo Inn
Lewistown
Butte Women Attend Daughters of the Nile Session in Miami
Frances Haggerty led Butte women at the 57th supreme session of the Daughters of the Nile in Miami Florida where queens and delegates from 129 temples gathered. Accompanying Mrs Haggerty were Lucille Steele Janet Mueller Sarah Hall Katie Nankervis Freda Trethewey Doris Bonner and Elsie Mainard. In Melrose a double ring ceremony united Joan Wilhelm and Tim Johnston on June 2 with Rev Marion Horton officiating. Parents are Mr and Mrs Patrick Wilhelm of Melrose and Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston of Deer Lodge. Matron of honor Susan Altenreid of Long Beach along with bridesmaids Nancy Johnston and Marta McGovern attended. Best man John Rover of Seattle with ushers Lee Wilhelm and David Maichel. Melanie Maichel and Ward Wilhelm served as flower girl and ringbearer. The couple will reside in San Diego.
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Montana
Terry Sharp
Forsyth
Colstrip
Bechtel Corp
Sharp
Mitzi Durand
Don N. Durand
Philipsburg
Tom Cronin
Beverly Hills
Calif
St. Paul United Presbyterian Church
Lou Estes
Frances Haggerty
Tirzah
Church of the Big Hole
Melrose
Joan Wilhelm
Tim Johnston
Marion Horton
Patrick H. Wilhelm
Robert J. Johnston
Deer Lodge
Susan Altenreid
Long Beach
Nancy Johnston
Marta McGovern
John Rover
Seattle
Lee Wilhelm
David Maichel
Melanie Maichel
Ward Wilhelm
San Diego
Remember Our Best Friend The Customer
A reader thanks Dear Ann for praising customer service and proposes a counterpart piece about being ignored in stores and restaurants. The letter-writer describes slow, inattentive staff and asks for how to handle being neglected as a customer. The editor endorses the sentiment and vows to share the note with appropriate staff.
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Ann Landers
J. Q
J.Q
Ann
Buffalo
Sioux City
Peggy Elser elected deputy at Passamar Rebekah Lodge
Peggy Elser was elected deputy of Passamar Rebekah Lodge 127 at a meeting last week. Marie Conklin was elected assembly delegate to the meeting in Great Falls next week. Alternate chosen was Mary Whitney.
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Twin Bridges
Peggy Elser
Passamar Rebekah
Marie Conklin
Assembly
Great Falls
Mary Whitney
Meri t not sex consideration boardroom push
Wilma Loss campaigns for women on corporate boards while Catherine B Cleary, president of First Wisconsin Trust Co., defends merit based appointments. Cleary notes a board cannot represent a constituency and highlights her qualifications and government experience.
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New York
Wilma Loss
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
General Motors Corporation
Kraftco Corporation
Milwaukee
Catherine B. Cleary
First Wisconsin
Miss Cleary
Loss
General Motors
Michael J. Cleary
Wisconsin
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Catherine
Northwestern Mutual
William Carey
Francis Ferguson
United States
First Wisconsin Trust Co
First Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Trust Company
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Sandra Duletich
Burton L. Hopewell
Bozeman
Marian Martin
Montana Standard
West 18Th St
N.Y
Blanche Copenhaver
John Justin Sullivan
Richard Maney
Emmett Jones
John Franey
Mayme Hannifin
James M. Murphy
John Sweeney
W. J. Burke
Joseph Shea
Robert Smith
Leonard Vainio
Henry Fenton
Frank D’arcy
Gerald D’arcy
John Cunningham
Allan Trafford
Alice Gosselin
Anna Snow
Pat Walsh
James Albertson
Copper King Mansion
America
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Hugh
Lynn) Massmann
State Club
Mr. and
Mrs
Mrs. Burton Hopewell
Butte
Miami
Ossello
Arizona
Marylin Bender O
The
New York Times
Association of Bank Women
First Wisconsin Trust
Mel Crowe
Anaconda Marketing
Harry Miller
Butte Division
John Murphy
George Kadillak
Herb Atkinson
Butte Marketing
Montana Power