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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
5
Sheriff William L. Dalling announced Monday that a non dump area in Hillcrest Section now has No Dumping signs and close patrols. He pledged arrests for offenders despite residents being unable to supply detailed vehicle or person descriptions for charges.
Charles Borne pleaded innocent to second degree assault and posted a 3500 bond in a justice court. The preliminary hearing is set for July 2 at 2 p.m. The incident near 2035 Walnut involved Downey and others, with Downey and Borne sustaining lacerations. Borne was represented by William Dee Morris.
Summer trainee grants for study in mental retardation were awarded to Montana students. The program provides stipends of 75 dollars a month under the supervision of the Montana State Department of Public Instruction as part of a 17 250 dollar allocation from BMC. Red China's oil reserves total an estimated 200 million tons.
A Standard-Post report details Bell Creek in Butte, a freshwater stream near the city that remains polluted by raw sewage from a residential area near Busch Street and an Interstate culvert. The piece notes fat trout, past children’s derbies, and the need for a completed storm sewer system before Bell Creek becomes safe for contact.
United Commercial Travelers in Butte staged a send off for Ray J Reynolds a longtime local businessman to be the supreme counselor of the UCT. The ceremony drew 100 attendees and announced Arthur Mehrens as supreme chaplain delegate with Reynolds set to attend the national meeting in Washington D C.
California Institute of Technology in Pasadena recently held commencement exercises naming two Butte students as degree candidates. William P. O Neill, engineering major and Boys Central High School alumnus, is the son of Herbert G. O Neill of 1127 W. Granite. John D. Chidley, chemical engineering major and Flethead County High School alumnus, is the son of Neil F. and Mrs. Chidley of 840 Waukesha.
John Bender declares a limited time offer for YAC members with three months extra free. New members joining by July 2, 1965, get 15 months paid up dues for the price of 12, with memberships active July 1 to October 1, 1966. Butte's YMCA touts its remodeled fourth floor deluxe club plus pool handball and gym facilities.
The Rev. W. L. Roset and Mrs Roset of the Assembly of God church in Anaconda will vacation with their three sons to visit relatives in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan and Dauphin Manitoba. They will also attend the Montana District Bible Camp at Hungry Horse July 8 to 18. During the absence, local prayer services will be led by Jerry Kriskovich Bill Vandeventer Elmer Staton and Oscar Lanes. The Rev. Paul Jones of Great Falls will speak at the Anaconda church on June 27 and July 4.
Sheriff's report cites vandalism at Sherman School with 11 windows and several screens damaged and additional damage at McKinley School. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
The Defense Department announced a policy granting all 53 400 U S military personnel in South Viet Nam eligibility for an extra 55 dollars per month in combat pay. The plan may extend to about 27 000 Navy personnel on 7th Fleet ships if approved by the Pacific commander. The order also provides special pay for those wounded by hostile action and raises survivor benefits for dependents of those killed, amid earlier Dominican Republic clashes with 27 American dead and 131 wounded.
Frank Peter Unti of Anaconda has been named Knight of the York Cross of Honor in Freemasonry. The award honors holding the highest offices in each York Rite body, with Unti having served as master of Acacia Lodge in 193, high priest of Anaconda Chapter Royal Arch Masons in 1962, master of Zabud Council 1958, commander of Butte Commandery Knights Templar in 1961, and elected to Montana Priory in June.
Six priests at Seattle University will be honored next Sunday at a campus reception for the 25th anniversary of their ordination. The honorees are Revs. John L. Corrigan Clair A. Marshall Edmund B. McNulty Leo A. Schmid Raymond L. Talbott and Mathias I. Wilhelm S J. Father McNulty now serves as vice president finance at the university and was born in Anaconda on November 18 1907. He studied in Portland and Spokane and was ordained in St Mary Cathedral San Francisco in 1940.
A report notes that peers in the British House of Lords receive a daily pay of 13 dollars and 23 cents. The piece also outlines the context of parliamentary stipends and their public reception.
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