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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
6
Dear readers recount a habit of punching others as a reflex and one writer vows to stop. The reforming letter confirms unconscious aggression can be corrected with awareness and effort.
Pigeon defends his luxury wedding expense while his spouse calls it a necessity. Ann Landers criticizes legal advice given in a bankruptcy case and suggests safer repayment steps. Judge O F D jokes about fake legal meddling as he warns against practicing law without a license.
Daily zodiac guidance with broad traits for Gemini through Taurus. Each sign receives cautions and encouragements on emotions decisions plans debts openness and self review to shape the day’s mood and actions.
In a bridge deal North opens with one club, East doubles, South invites game in no trump and West leads a heart. East presses defense with high cards, establishing spade and diamond tricks to thwart declarer, aiming to set the contract after careful time management and pressure on the diamonds.
Helen Fisher presided at a Boulevards Volunteer Fire Auxiliary meeting with a moment of silence for Mary Jovick. Plans were made for a children’s picnic in August with Doane Sauer Ed Picard and Eric Lache in charge. Ann Ballard and Shirley Bertrand hosted the evening. Fire department members attended a Father's Day party with numerous couples listed.
Mr and Mrs H E Templin of Lynwood Washington announce the birth of a daughter named Jeanne Marie born Tuesday. She has four siblings Vickie and Ha Je, and their mother is Jeanne Tokish of this city. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J E Angeletti of 1057 S Gaylord and Mr and Mrs Gus Templin of Las Vegas.
Members of the Eagles Auxiliary ritual team and guests enjoyed a luncheon at the Eagles Hall. Attendees included May Lovell Ida Suttey Reba Edwards Margaret Marcoff Lillian Williams Bessie Nelson Myrtle Richards Mary Levengood Olivia Coonan Rose Marceau Doris Gales Mada Campbell Mary Gales Thomaise McDermott Elsie Nankervis Angela Crossman and several others from Portland Oregon.
Mrs Margaret Melka presented a group of voice and piano students in recital at the Latter-day Saints Church. Participants included Johnnie Zampano Becky Smith Mark Jordan Barbara Fisher Joni Kovacich Kathleen Cobb Becky Brickett Douglas Johnson Marsia Lavelle Jolene Smith Carol Setterstrom Michelle Whindom Dale Johnson Jo Olds Janet Jordan Jeanine J Karen Caullinan Richad Setterstrom Shauna Lavelle Rex Olds Margaret Leslie Ingersoll Janice Olson Jeanine Droubay Lynda Lisac Colleen Caron Judy Wil Gary Burrell Jeannette Nielson Danny Cook Susan Payne Becky Anderson David Dougherty Margie Pat Perry Janice Nielson Dennice Scanlon Mark Davis. Ushers were Cindy Cook and Sally Anderson.
For the pleasure of Marilyn Kay Finberg a kitchen shower was hosted at 2601 Walnut by Mrs George Tierney a sister. Pink and white decorations set the theme. Guests included Mrs Harry Finberg Mrs Sam Finberg Mrs Pat Baker Mrs Herman Vivian and many others. Miss Finberg will marry Gary W Erics on Sunday at Temple B nai Israel.
Hilltop Gallery holds an eight o clock reception Thursday honoring Joyce Koskenmaki local artist for a one man show. Koskenmaki will present a brief resume of her works. Members guests and interested persons are invited. Gallery hours are 1 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Joyce and Lorraine Love two month old twin daughters of Mr and Mrs W C Love were baptised Sunday at Aldersgate Methodist Church with Rev Ole Aarvold officiating. The girls have sisters Jerrie Ann and Peggy Jean and a brother Steven. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Alvin Ek.
Eileen Weingartner daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Weingartner 1146 Diamond returns from Reading Pa where she worked as a speech clinician for the Cerebral Palsy Clinic She will marry Ensign Leonard Raab Point Mugu Calif Aug 3 in the Immaculate Conception Church Mr and Mrs John Good 404 S Excelsior accompany by their ...
Local residents report graduations moves and visits. Michael Good and Carlin attended Montana State College exercises in Bozeman where Stephen Good earned a bachelor of science. The Cramers returned to Butte from Bozeman and John Cromer aids Montana Power Co. executive John Corette. Mrs. McVey visits Pullman with Favero family. Paddock relocates to Great Falls for Montana Fire Rating Bureau. Reverend Holt and family arrive as house guests of the Burtons in Bozeman. Bar association members McCarthy and OLeary attended Helena convention.
Public notice of needlecraft patterns including Square Dance quilt and Bluebirds of Happiness embroidery transfers. Details on pattern pieces, prices five to thirty five cents, mailing charges, and address to Laura Wheeler for catalogs and transfers. Includes offer for 208 new designs and free pattern with catalog order.
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary holds a 7 p.m. dinner meeting and convention report in the Colonial Sky Room. Women of the Moose host a 1 p.m. bridge luncheon at Moose Hall with regular meeting at 8:30 p.m. Butte Soroptimist Club meets at noon at the Finlen Hotel with Ritahomas presiding.
A nohost party at the Medallion Club on West Broadway brought together Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carney Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Rod Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Nick A. Rotering Mr and Mrs. Rene Rouleau Grace Davis and Nick A. Rotering Jr.
Final plans are set for Brownie Girl Scout day camp at the campground ten miles southwest of Butte. Buses will transport Brownies from Park and at 9 30 am each morning to the site and return groups daily at 3 30 pm through Friday.
An open house will be held Thursday evening at 9 o'clock at the F Henry Burton residence to compliment the Rev James C Holt and his family of Kalamazoo Michigan Hostesses include Mrs Burton Mrs Arlo Axelson Mrs Lewis Orvis Evans Mrs Charles C Goddard Jr Mrs George Roe and Mrs Preston All friends of the Holt family are invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Michael J Weber Jr of 104 N Henry announce the birth of their son on June 10 at St James Community Hospital. The baby is named Michael Joseph III with mother Jeanne LaPalm of this city. Grandparents are Ernest LaPalm and Margaret Weber, with Michael Weber of San Francisco. great grandparents are John B LaPalm and others.
The article explains reviving faded fiber rugs each summer using a gallon of paint for a 9 by 12 rug. It outlines sizing with a glue mixture, then applying a coating that sinks into fibers without a painted look, using deck enamel, varnish, or flat oil paint to fill holes and crevices.
The article outlines a typical French noon meal starting with hors d oeuvre and soup followed by a main dish with potatoes and vegetables. It includes a green salad, cheese such as Roquest Brie or Bonbel, dessert, fruit, and a demi-taste of strong coffee. It concludes that the French dine marvelously well every day.
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