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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1963
Page
12
Sheridan Fire Department sponsors a two night square dance next Friday and Saturday in the school gym at 8 30 pm. A Butte group performs Friday and the Country Cousins of Yuma Arizona perform Saturday with Tom Mellett as master of ceremonies. Guest callers from across the state will handle calling.
William C. Tarrant, son of Mrs. R. C. Tarrant, received a master’s in guidance and counseling at Montana State University and will work as psychometrist and counselor this summer. He joined Phi Delta Kappa and is a Butte High School graduate married to Patricia Jean O’Neil, who will earn a BS in August. Tech professionals meet in Denver as 1,500 medical technologists register for the 31st annual convention.
Butte High School class of 1953 plans a reunion with strong out of town interest. Spokesman urges local graduates to call 792-7634 723-3555 or 792-7066 to make reservations.
Family and relatives held a dinner Friday night marking Brother John Maloney’s 30 years since leaving Butte for the Irish Christian Brothers order. Attending were his mother Mrs. Annie Maloney and numerous Maloney relatives including Daniel, Neil Jr., John, Junie, Helen Ann, Katherine, and Pat.
A former Caldwell girl and a forester she met at the Peace Corps Training Center in Taos New Mexico marry and depart for their first Peace Corps post in Santarem Brazil. The couple Gary and Carol Gregory wed in Albuquerque New Mexico and will work along the Amazon River with Gregory in forestry research and Carol improving local sanitary conditions.
The Montana Probation Parole and Correctional Association Institute will run a four day program on the Montana State College campus starting next Tuesday. The agenda covers child growth and development community problems school dropouts employment and institutional life.
The College of Great Falls Alumni Association will hold its regular summer meeting in Great Falls on June 27. Association president Dr Frank Obstarczyk announced the plans on Saturday.
Construction will begin within the month on the $130000 Aldersgate Church sanctuary with a groundbreaking planned for June 21 at 12 noon. The project adds to the $150000 fellowship hall built four years ago and includes a 350 seat sanctuary with overflow room and a five foot brick wall surrounding an enclosed garden.
A SSA district office ran a school poster project titled What Is Social Security to explore diverse views. Posters display varied meanings from retirement and disability to family support and taxes, with some urging people to visit the Social Security Office for clarity.
Local clubs meet week: Arbeide Thimble Club at Mrs. Bauman’s 321 St Jackson Tuesday 1 PM. American Legion Auxiliary luncheon Saturday 1 PM at Legion Hall 1743 Harrison, reservations via Esther Weathers 792 9218 or 792 5804. Seaman apprentice Ronnie Ylimiemi, son of Oscar and Mrs. Ylimemi, serves at Pensacola with Training Squadron One after Admiral’s Cup win. Lt Col Roger Hofacker, new Army reserve electrical engineer, graduated Fort Lee QA course. City firemen battled a basement blaze at Mrs Ivy King 1706 Phillips Ave origin unknown. damage to stored materials and joists. William Maloney returns from Washington State University. thefts reported: tool box ($100) from Jim Malkovich 5 W Fremont. blue Hercules bike stolen from Jay McDonald 2340 Pine. mattress fire at Bennett Hotel 821 E Front. Tote Gate found near Great Northern yards. vehicle stolen reported by Bill Clark Brown’s Gulch. false alarm at Granite and Thornston.
About 205 people attended the Type II Sabin oral polio vaccine make-up clinic in Sheridan. Mrs. Walter Sagunsky announced roughly 3,200 people received Type II oral vaccine at regular clinics June 2 and the make-up clinic June 9. She urged attendance at the Type III clinic June 9 and Dr Warren Swager urged those not yet vaccinated with Type I or II to attend the Type III clinic before June 30.
The Montana State College Mobile Campus will travel from Bozeman to Anaconda Monday and tour nearly all parts of the state before late fall. The 40 foot trailer showcases exhibits on atomic energy.
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