Butte Couple Earns Degrees From Walla Walla College
Ted Winn of Butte and his wife Patricia Jo graduated from Walla Walla College in College Place Washington and plan to teach at Blue Mountain Academy Hamburg Pennsylvania next term. Winn majored in history and Patricia in business administration. The Scyphers family attended the commencement along with Ruth Scyphers, a student nurse in Portland, and the Winns celebrated Joe and Charlene Scyphers 25th wedding anniversary with Ted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Winn
Butte
Patricia Jo
Walla Walla College
College Place
Wash
Blue Mountain Academy
Hamburg
Winn
Leonard Winn
Joe Scyphers
Busi
Eugene Bertrand Completes Air Force Missile Facilities Course
Staff Sgt. Eugene A. Bertrand son of Mrs Amy Bertrand 3130 Kennedy has graduated from the technical training course for Air Force missile facilities at Sheppard AFB Texas He learned to repair Titan missile support equipment and will join a SAC unit at Davis Monthan AFB Arizona Bertrand a Butte Central High School graduate is married to Marjorie Housley formerly of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Bertrand
Amy Bertrand
Kennedy
Air Force
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Bertrand
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Davis-Monthan Afb
Ariz
Butte Central High School
Marjorie Housley
England
Quinn Elected President of Press Club
Frank Quinn was elected president of the Butte Press Club at the annual meeting in the Finlen Hotel, succeeding Bert Gaskill. Officers and speakers included Mrs. Lloyd Casagranda of the Montana Fish and Game Department, who spoke with a slide show, with guests James H. Rowe and Bill Chinn attending. Out-of-town members listed included Al Gaskill, Dave Beedher, J. D. Holmes, George Remington, Paul Quinn, Charles Stauffer, and Thomas E. Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quinn
Butte Press Club
Finien
Quinn
Bert Gaskill
Lloyd Casagranda
Montana Fish and Game Department
James H. Rowe
Washington, DC
Butte and Wiliam
Bill) Chinn
Butte Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
al Gaskill
Helena
Dave Beedher
J. D. Holmes
Associated Press
George Remington
United Press International
Paul Quinn
UPI
Salt Lake City
Charles Stauffer
Dillon
Thomas E. Mooney
Standard Post State Bureau
Control of Insects on Ornamental Evergreens
County Extension Agent Bill Richter outlines insect problems on spruces firs and junipers. Key pests include spider mites scale budworm leaf-miner and leaf-scale with spray programs and weather considerations essential. Re spraying and use of spreader-stickers extend pesticide effectiveness and reinfestation may require repeated treatments.
Parade and rodeo slated for Livingston Fourth of July
Livingston plans a 5 p m July 3 parade opening the Roundup with a colors presentation by local lodges led by E O Orleman. Features include the Montana State Centennial band Seventh Cavalry Sheriff s Posse from Bozeman Ennis all girl side saddle group the Saddleites Bozeman all girl drill team and a kiddies section led by Ken Proffitt. Roundup runs July 3 4 and 5 with performances each afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Montana
Joe Gaab
E. O. Orleman
Montana State Centennial Band
Seventh Cavalry Sheriff's Posse
Bozeman
Ennis
Ken Proffitt
PTA
Gaab
Genny Adams
Joyce Mason
Lois O'Dell
Jack Armstrong
Big Bend Rodeo Company
Davenport
Wash
Ernie Bullock
Stan Sykes
Pine Creek
Wilsall
Gallatin County Cancer Drive Tops Fundraising Goal
Gallatin County contributed 6409.56 to the Cancer Crusade in 1964 funds drive. Memorial contributions totaled about 700 dollars, pushing the total 209.56 above this year’s goal. Mrs. Everett Fraser, chairwoman, called the results reassuring and gratifying despite a slow start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Cancer Crusade
Everett Fraser
First Jump Takes Time
Monroe Michigan AP report details Lilian Wilke 28 a mother of three making a parachute jump that tangled with 138000 volt lines and left her suspended 80 feet above ground for two and a half hours until utility workers rerouted power and firefighters helped her down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe, Mich
Lillian Wilke
Keating says Soviets halted Cuba troop pullout
Senator Kenneth B. Keating claims the Soviet Union has stopped withdrawing troops from Cuba with an estimated 4 000 to 7 000 remaining. He cautions the move may aim to guard missile sites or protect Castro’s regime, while noting no evidence of new missiles. He cites unrest among Cubans and disarmament moves as signs of renewed trouble for Castro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N
Soldier Jess A Gray Dies of Wounds in Viet Nam Patrol
The Defense Department identified Army Sgt. J. C. Jesse A. Gray as the American killed in Viet Nam this week. He died Friday of wounds suffered on a combat patrol. His mother is Mrs. Myrtle A. Seward of Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Pentagon
J.C
Jesse A. Gray
Myrtle A. Seward
Memphis
Tenn
Soviet ships sail from Sevastopol to Yugoslavia on friendship visit
The cruiser Mikhail Kutuzov and two patrol craft departed Sevastopol for the Mediterranean on a friendship mission to Yugoslavia, Tass reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Mikhail Kutuzov
Sevastopol
Mediterranean
Yugoslavia
Tass
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Eugene Bertrand
Press Club
Lenz Pharmacy
Harrison Ph
Bill Richter
Spruce
Mercury
Rich Caprara
Skyline Conoco
Montana Conoco
Cancer Drive
Sen. Keating
Fidel) Castro
Keating
Communist Isle
Cuba
Fidel Castro
The
American Cancer Society
Castro
Diamonda
AGN
Kelly
Ally
JUY
Whitewalls
Blackwall
Whitewall
Lybelesr
Begvie
Vrede
Specie
Sele Price
Ee Whitewall
Reguier
Kelly Road
Sur Kelly Road
Harrison Ave
Cnet
Itemiaiiies
Buttemont
Conoco
N. Main Butte, Montana
Burr
Melrose, Montana
Natio
BEN Arms
Divide
Chevron Station
Divide, Montana
Viet Nam
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