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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1968
Page
5
During the weeks of July 14 and July 21 Georgetown Lake hosts outdoor living programs for Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls at Camp Tahopia. Three youngsters participate in the sessions highlighting youth activities in the area.
A new car owner lends it to his girlfriend who hits a fire hydrant causing $98 damage. He has a $100 deductible and she sends a $100 check with a scathing note. The columnist advises the borrower to cover the $2 shortfall.
A reader scolds a careless owner for returning a new car with damage and failing to repair it while another letter discusses a wedding plan. Dear Ann Landers suggests inviting the fiancé's parents to the wedding and deferring to their response. The exchange highlights family etiquette and accountability in late night advice columns.
The Montana Standard advertises Printed Pattern 9091 and New Half Sizes 1042 with sizes 12 to 20, detailing yardage, pattern pricing, mailing costs, and a free pattern clip coupon. It promotes Marian Martin pattern mail service, a Spring-Summer catalog with 100 styles, and a sewing book with 600 pictures for $1.
A 13 year old asks why mothers seem unreasonable after a two hour ride in a pickup with a photographer friend and no call home. The child explains intent to work in a dark room and hopes for understanding from Mom rather than punishment.
June 22 birthday readers receive daily guidance across zodiac signs Cancer through Gemini. Notes warn against needless conflict for some and urge practical budget care for Cancer while advising timing for words in Libra and leadership potential for Pisces and Aries and Taurus self improvement.
London AP Prince Charles 19 will spend summer between Cambridge and government offices to study ministry operations in preparation for his investiture as Prince of Wales next year. He starts work next Thursday at the Welsh Office and prepares for his future as king and chief of state.
Sherrell Mueller daughter of Mr and Mrs Irwin Mueller 603 S Clark was appointed grand representative to Arizona at a Grand Assembly session of Rainbow for Girls in Great Falls. She is currently worthy advisor of Butte Assembly No 4.
Livingston wedding at First Methodist Church on June 12 unites Lona Lee Merrell and Charles L Woodke III in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. John Pfleiderer. The bride, daughter of Ellery and (Mrs.) Merrell of Tom Miner Basin, and groom, son of Charles Woodke of Tacoma, Washington, were attended by maid of honor Shirley Merrell and best man Max Berg. Merrell, a 1962 Gardiner High School graduate and a 1966 Montana State University alumna, teaches in Tacoma. Woodke, a Puget Sound University graduate, plans a life in Washington. Several out‑of‑town relatives joined the celebration in Livingston.
Miss Sogard attended a luncheon and linen shower in Butte with twenty two guests yesterday. She will marry James Sheridan next Saturday in Great Falls.
Members of the Columbine Garden Club met for a luncheon meeting at the Holiday Inn this week. Mrs Helen Guest presided and Mrs Gladys Hocking presented the program. The group planned a garden picnic at the Fred Carker residence located at 2021 Carolina.
Mrs Daisy Thompson, former Butte resident now living in Sacramento, held a private oils show at the Studio of Fine Arts. She is the mother of Mrs Torger L Oaas of this city.
Judge John Seton announced a jury trial in police court on July 2 in the case of Jeanne Marie Saltese a cocktail waitress charged with serving alcoholic beverages to a minor Leonard Haxby attorney for Miss Saltese waived a jury trial Thursday when a motion for dismissal was denied by the judge He later requested the jury trial.
FBI agent John W. Burns announced arrests of Jerry Lee Cotton and Billy Wade Tatton in Butte on charges of armed robbery with firearms and unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. They were arraigned before Judge McCarthy and remanded to federal custody on $10,000 bonds each.
Deer Lodge Granite and Powell counties plan elimination contests open to all girls to select county entrants for the Tri-County Fair queen competition on August 8 at Deer Lodge. The queen wins 100 dollars in savings bonds, runners-up receive 50 and 25 dollars bonds, with other prizes from local sponsors. Myron Floren will crown the queen, who will reign during four days of fair events culminating in the Saturday night ceremony August 10. Votes will be cast via advance ticket sales.
Silver Bow County Young Republicans sponsor an international buffet at the Mexican Cafe 142 W. Park at 6 30 p m to feature foreign cuisine Delegates to the state Republican convention local Republican candidates and newly elected officers of the County Central committee invited Program will report on state convention activities Contact Mrs Barbara Bender at 792 5512 to attend
When you spot a chip in white pottery, apply nail polish to the rough surface immediately. The sealed porous clay won’t absorb dust or stains, making the chip less conspicuous and restoring a cleaner look.
Sgt Herbert Stern at the Butte recruiting station urged that the Marine Corps needs a 18 or older high school graduate with travel zest and good character to join a governors' platoon of women Marines. He listed requirements and provided the recruiting number 792 3500.
The surface temperature on Uranus is believed to be under 300 degrees below zero, indicating an extremely cold outer planet. Observations suggest a frigid environment with minimal heat emission, consistent with its distant position from the Sun.
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