Butte Girl Wins Britannica Junior Encyclopedia Prize
Michelle DesRosier 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs James DesRosier 2500 St Ann wins a Britannica Junior Encyclopedia in Uncle Nugents Funland contest. Seventh grader at East Junior High School earned the prize for readable colorful set aimed at younger readers. A weekly national award has precedent with an Anaconda boy winning in 1970.
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Michelle DesRosier
James DesRosier
St. Ann
East Junior High School
Uncle Nugent
Nursery school for retarded opens July 5
The Rocky Mountain Association for Retarded Children will launch a summer nursery school in Butte starting July 5. Classes run 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church. Mary Junker teaches with Sharon Hanni as aide. ages 3 to 8. Parents provide transportation. Call 792-5854 for information.
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Rocky Mountain Association For
Butte
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Florence
Mary Junker
Sharon Hanni
Junker
Rat of Delaware Lacrosse Makes History as Manager
Susan Comorat, 22, becomes the University of Delaware lacrosse team’s first female manager. She handles sticks, medicine kit, and strategy with players like Earth Beast and Tank, saying she applied after reading The Review ad and that strength is not required for lacrosse managing.
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Irene E. Shadoan
Associated Press
Newark, del
University of Delaware
Earth Beast
Susan Comorat
Miss Comorat
the Review
Mickey Heinecken
Heinecken
Animals available for adoption weeklyPet column
The Montana Standard and the local Humane Society publish a weekly pets for adoption list. Call 792 6331 after 5 on weekdays or weekends to inquire about dogs including a half dachshund female eight months old and a five month old female dingo with shots, plus a Maltese blue male cat two months old and three half grown kittens including a Maltese blue gray blue and a tiger. People with animals to give away should contact the Humane Society.
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The
Humane Society
Students win Montana Historian writing prizes at area high schools
MISSOULA area high school students in Young Historian Clubs win awards from Montana Historian, the Hill Family Foundation, and the Montana Historical Society. Winners include Gail Goodrich for Doctor Caroline McGill and Phil Rostad for Still Radical at 90, with other prizes covering Pony, Mike Reinig, Whitehall, Cooke City, Marcus Daly, and Chestnut Trail Creek themes.
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Missoula
Montana Historian
University of Montana
Montana Historical Society
Dale Johnson
Vivian Paladin
Montana
Johnson
Hill Family Foundation
Louis W
Maud Hill
Great Northern Railroad Family
Gail Goodrich
Gallatin Gateway
Bozeman High
Caroline McGill
Butte
Museum of the Rockies
Montana State University
Phil Rostad
Helena High
Jeanette Rankin
C. M. Russell
Sandy Bailey
Pony
Karen Reinig
Mike
Bill Graham
10Th
Chestnut Trail Creek
Bozeman
Students run school during youthful reform trend
A group of teens organize and operate the Elizabeth Cleaners Street School in a storefront. They recruit teachers, raise funds, and set flexible courses from fascism history to macrame, with attendance voluntary and a goal of practical, activist education.
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Joy Stilley
AP Newsfeatures
NEW York
Lisa Mamis
Elizabeth Cleaners Street
Lisa
Manhattan
Elizabeth Cleaners Street School
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Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia
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