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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
3
Mayor Thomas F. Powers of Butte proclaims a beard pledge from now until August 15 during Centennial Week. Males and females within city and county are named Montana Prospectors and Montana Belles and receive official recognition for the celebration.
DEER LODGE Montana prison theater hosts a panel on quality concrete tonight and Wednesday at 7 o clock. Warden E C Ellsworth Jr notes G Atee J leads the school in charge.
Janice Allen of Deer Lodge joins the staff at Glorieta Baptist Assembly in New Mexico as a student teacher. A Powell County High School graduate now at See tee College of Education in Billings, she attends First Southern Baptist Church in Billings and trains with the Southern Baptist Convention program in Glorieta.
Bids to carry U S mail from Butte Post Office to Elk Park Inn are due at Seattle Post Office Dept by July 31 at 4 30 p m A $600 bond is required with bid The star route would operate three trips by Aug 17 1964 through June 1968 In 1955 astronomers learned Jupiter emits long wave radio signals surprising since planets usually emit short waves from heat.
George H. Henderson doing business as H H Transport filed a district court suit Monday against Concrete Construction Co alleging breach of contract for truck rental seeking 326.50 as unpaid balance of 3326.50.
A hearing on the first and final accounting of the Henry C. Ellsworth estate, with Ruth G. Ellsworth as administratrix with will annexed, was set by Dist. Judge John B. McClernan for July 17 at 10 a.m. The estate has a clear market value of 8,333.08 dollars subject to inheritance tax.
American Legion Legion to meet at 8 p m Wednesday in the Harrison and George hall. Commander Robert Hemphill said the executive board meets at 7 30 p m.
Montana draft boards will order 18-year-olds into monthly armed forces examinations starting in July under the Presidents Manpower Conservation Program. Examinations apply to Class I A II A O and I C and occur at local boards and the Butte station, with older registrants in pre induction exams continuing elsewhere.
Public invited to join classes at the community center with phone line 792-9266 for details and schedules.
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