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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1968

Page

7

Four candidates for sheriff spend 7394 for campaigns

Reports filed through Tuesday show four Democratic contenders in the June 4 primary for the two year unexpired sheriff term with campaign expenses totaling 7394.51 dollars. Ray J Reynolds spent 4260.65 dollars. Ken Cunningham listed 1626.36 dollars. Ed DeGeorge had 420 dollars while Bronco Manovich spent 887.50. The position pays 6300 dollars per year. Frank Gabse and Babe Maloney also figure in nearby campaign spending.

Ray J. Reynolds Ken Cunningham Ed DeGeorge Bronco Manovich Frank Gabse Babe Maloney Gabse Maloney William T. Duckham

Community notices from Butte Legion and fraternal groups

The Butte American Legion Auxiliary Silver Bow Unit 1 hosts a bridge luncheon Saturday at 1 at the 4 Percent Mile Vue with reservations via Esther Weathers, Marie Marick, Henry Knee bone, or Laurence Whelan. Western Sisters Lodge 190 of the American Fraternal Union meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the McQueen Fire Hall. Knights of Pythias Lodge 1 hosts its first summer social tonight with a 6:30 cocktail hour and 7:30 dinner. reservations to Gordon Lyle required by 1 p.m. today. visiting Knights welcome.

American Legion Auxiliary Silver Bow Esther Weathers Marie Marick Henry Kneebone Laurence Whelan American Fraternal Union Western Sisters Lodge McQueen Fire Hall Knights of Pythias Lodge 1 Gordon Lyle

Nuclear bombing practice starts in Montana counties

A Civil Defense exercise simulating a post nuclear attack period began in 54 of Montana's 56 counties. State civil defense director Larry Kincheloe said the test will cover rationing of foods price control and wage and rent control through the county level. About 100 people in Helena including Gov. Tim Babcock will take part as the exercise runs through Wednesday.

Helena Montana Larry Kincheloe Civil Defense Tim Babcock Kincheloe

Howell earns Master of Arts in sociology at Montana

F William Howell, director of information and public services at Montana Tech in Butte, recently earned a Master of Arts in sociology at the University of Montana Missoula. A native of Jerseyville Illinois, he began at Montana Tech in February and has held roles at the National 4 H Magazine in Chicago Cooperative Extension Service at Montana State University Bozeman and as chief photographer for the Seattle World's Fair. He and his wife Carol reside at 2740 State.

F. William Howell Montana College Tech Buttle University of Montana Missoula Howell Montana Tech Chicago Cooperative Extension Service Montana State University Bozeman Montana Standard Jerseyville, Ill Carol State

Grondahl Heads Silver Bow Medical Staff

Dr. Raymond D. Grondahl was elected president of the medical staff at Silver Bow General Hospital on Tuesday. Dr. J. E. McGreevey is president-elect and Dr. J. G. Davidson won a three year board term with Dr. F. P. Nicholson as secretary. The meeting followed a banquet hosted by hospital administrator John Delaney.

Raymond D. Grondahl Silver Bow General Hospital J. E. McGreevey J. G. Davidson F. P. Nicholson John Delaney

Gary Sells Selected for IOOF Youth Pilgrimage

Butte High School senior Gary A. Sells, son of Mr and Mrs Walter R Sells of 2329 Amherst, chosen by Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge as Montana representative to the 19th annual Odd Fellows United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth. He will travel July 14 from Glasgow with students and counselors, touring Canada and the United States, observing U N committees, and focusing on health education employment and industry issues. Expenses are paid by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.

Gary A. Sells Butte High School Walter R. Sells Amherst Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge Montana Odd Fellows United Nations Young Sells American Legion Key Club Highland Order of DeMolay Glasgow Montreal Ottawa Quebec Canada New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington, D.C Odd Fellows Rebekahs United Nations U.N Radio City Music Hall Manhattan Island International House

Children’s Day at Gardens slated Thursday

The Columbia Gardens season opens with the first Children’s Day of the summer. Anaconda Co. provides free transport for city buses to and from the Gardens for children under 15, with special Gardens buses running 9 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. and return trips until 4:30 p.m., while many Mining City families picnic nearby after work.

Columbia Gardens Butte Beautiful Recreation Center Anaconda Co Park and Main

Butte Girl Teri Rice Takes Second at Polson Road-eo

Butte High School junior to be in state finals after finishing second in girls division at the Jaycee Road-eo in Polson. Teri Rice earned trophy and transistor radio, daughter of Harry Rice Jr. of 3025 Nettie. Mary Ann Byrne of Polson won first in state finals.

Teri Rice Butte Teri Kay Rice Jaycee Road-eo Polson Miss Rice Harry Rice Jr Nettie Montana Mary Ann Byrne Brian Dige Sydney David O'Farrell Frank O’farrell S. Arizona

Petroleum group meets legislators on Montana goals

Montana Petroleum Association members from six counties met at a Holiday Inn with area legislators to discuss the petroleum industry impact in Montana and Western Montana. Ben Hardahl, executive director, cited a balanced gasoline tax to fund a strong highway program without overtaxing residents. Counties represented include Silver Bow Madison Beaverhead Jefferson Deer Lodge and Powell.

Montana Petroleum Association Holiday Inn Montana Ben Hardahl Silver Bow Madison Beaverhead Jefferson Deer Lodge Powell

Montana April crude oil output rises amid higher refinery intake

Montana Oil and Gas Commission reports April daily crude oil and condensate production averaging 129 885 barrels, up 2503 from March. Nine refineries processed 106 625 barrels daily, up 7582. In April 70 wells completed with 43 producing oil, 2 gas, 25 dry. Sixty seven permits issued, up 11.

Montana Helena Oil and Gas Commission Commission

Race Track Ditch Association Dedicates Five Mile Canal

The Race Track Ditch Association dedicates its five mile concrete canal today at 10:30. The Meyers and Launderville campground, 15 miles southeast of Deer Lodge, hosts the event and the public is invited to tour to the headgate. A barbecue meal is served at noon.

Deer Lodge Meyers and Launderville

Butte Hospital Admits and Dismisses List Dense with Names

Butte and Silver Bow General note multiple admissions and dismissals. The list includes Mrs Dorothy M Mikelson and numerous other individuals with full street addresses across Anaconda Helena Dillon and nearby towns, detailing admitted or dismissed statuses. The entry reads like a running hospital roster for various wards and homes.

Dorothy M. Mikelson S. Montana Petter Ostor W. Daly Rae Ann Rowling S. Jackson Carl Sommer Phillips Ave Bryan Lee Seidita 15Th David M. Hoagland Virginia City Julie Ann Kohne S. Main Edith A. Miller Sampson Cheryl K. Bray Divide Jessie E. Stearn Anaconda Francis P. Berger Placer Jesse Hatten S. Dakota Dwaine Michael Roland Hugh Charles Mann Soroptimist Home Margaret Kuhn Minah Agnes E. Jenkins Harrison Marshall E. Roland Judith Ann Malesich Phillips St Thomas Jones Wall Mayme Domme Lowell Frances M. Cote Stuart Tracy A. Ozanne Mark G. Hughes W. Galena Cinthia Y. McArthur Hornet Joseph A. Herzog Jr Kossuth Deborah Denise Sullivan Monroe John A. Woods Marvin Eixsten Schley Edward A. Moser Colorado Irene W. Dienstman Mary O’brien Lewisohn Otto W. Dierenfeldt Farragut Neva E. Smith Bayard Greta I. Johnson Wilson Ann M. Palakovich Shirley E. Amundson Helena Paul Mazzolini Ottawa Sandra J. Rains Townsend Ethel C. Haxby Whitehall Betty Lou Thompson Deer Lodge Harrison Ave Dorothy Rogers Arizona Teddy Basarich E. Broadway Gerald Casey Lexington Helen Regan E. Galena Florence V. Prothero Gena Dahlman Bessie Larson Clyde Webster Dillon Marie Neyman Warm Springs Ellen Sullivan Silver Bow Annex Harry Brown Pennsylvania Ridg Lois Ramey

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Gertrude Rogers California G.E. Color Ossello R. D. Grondahl Floyd Brinton Louie Stangler First National Bank Northwest Bancorporation N. Main — Butte Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Gary Sells IOOF Saeyche David Wallace Calgary Alta Piers Petroleum Group Butte Hospital ST. James Community Elida Thom Ice Shea Agency W. J. Sewell E. Park Dinett N. Main Butte, Montana Four Roses Dist. CO N.Y.C
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