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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1971

Page

4

Montana Rotarians Open District Conference in Whitefish

District 539 Rotary International gathers in Whitefish for a three day conference for incoming club officers from 29 Montana clubs. Sessions and banquets occur at Big Mountain Ski Resort with registration through the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce. Speakers include Ray Jenkins from Denver and associate figures such as Frank Haswell J E Corette and John Lemmon.

Rotary International Montana Whitefish Big Mountain Ray Jenkins Denver William E. Walk Frank I. Haswell Helena J. E. Corette Butte John D. Lemmon Sacramento

Light Bulbs for the Blind Drive In Butte

Butte Lions Club leads Light Bulbs for the Blind Day from Friday through Monday. Volunteers will sell globes door to door in uptown Butte and at Plaza complex to fund seeing eye dogs transportation and related services. Campaign co chairmen are Frank Young and Jack Sweeney.

Mike Micone Butte Lions Club Lions Butte Plaza Complex Frank Young Jack Sweeney

Farm Bureau Picnic Planned and Scholarship Awarded

The Farm Bureau Board met at William Ball’s home and scheduled a June 27 picnic at Fred Burr’s residence. David Hauptman received the Farm Bureau scholarship. Whitehall Rotarians placed second in state attendance with Whitefish first and Bozeman third. The article also notes the highest paved road at 14,264 feet near Mt. Evans, Colorado.

Philipsburg Farm Bureau Board William Ball Farm Bureau Fred Burr David Hauptman Whitehall Whitehall Rotarians Whitefish Bozeman United States Mt. Evans Denver, Colo

Educators Meet With Task Group On Community School Model

Three Forks board members and Superintendent Jack Kreitinger joined the Adult Education task group. They viewed the film To Touch a Child explaining the community school concept. The Flint MI school serves as a model under the Mott Foundation and Flint Board of Education.

Three Forks Jack Kreitinger Flint, Mich Mott Foundation Flint Board of Education

Montana League of Cities meeting on 1971 legislature impact

The district 9 Montana League of Cities and Towns will meet at 7 30 tonight in Room 6 at the Vo Tech Center to discuss how 1971 legislature actions affect municipalities. Butte Mayor Mike Micone expects most Southwestern Montana mayors and town officials to attend and notes funds will be a focus.

Montana League of Cities and Towns Vo-Tech Center Montana Butte Mike Micone

Philipsburgman earns master in social work from Denver

Philipsburg resident Joey H. Busch recently earned a Master of Social Work from the University of Denver. He previously earned a bachelor degree from Carroll College and has accepted a position as a child welfare worker in Rapid City.

Philipsburg Joey H. Busch University of Denver Carroll College Herb Busch Rapid City

Education degree awarded to Philipsburg resident

Michael Courtney son of Charles and Mrs Courtney of Philipsburg earned a bachelor of arts in elementary education from Central Washington State College Ellensburg Washington. Exercises were June 10.

Philipsburg Mike Courtney Charles Courtney Central Washington State College Ellensburg Wash

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