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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1973

Page

3

Singers top show of Eagles Amateur Talent Contest

About 200 attendees at Silver Bow County Amateur Talent Show Thursday night saw 14 contestants. First place went to Cathy Barker and Andy Toplarski for a World War I song vocal duo. Second went to Tom Susani for guitar and vocals. Teresa Orizotti took third, twins Terri and Judy Lewis fourth with a Popcorn dance twirl. Winner invitation to TV show on KTVM Channel 6 Missoula July 11. Judges were Ken Mahle Don Anderson and Julie Rigby.

Silver Bow Fraternal Order of Eagles Cathy Barker Andy Toplarski Tom Susani Teresa Orizotti Terri Judy Lewis The Eagles Bob Smith People, Places and Things Ktvm - TV Missoula

Area Deaths and Births Highlight Local June Ceremonies

Area statistics list deaths from June 23 to June 27 across towns including Three Forks Logan Bozeman and Boise with several ages. Births occur in Bozeman and Manhattan with multiple new arrivals and licensed marriages announced.

Basil A. Johnston Three Forks Melvin F. Rutledge Logan Paul R Lillie Marie) Bryan Route 4 Bozeman William E. J. Rose Boise Idaho Wally Byam Robert H. Donehoo Richard Wallace Smith Manhattan

Montana Standard staff and contact details listed

The Montana Standard printed at 25 W Granite St Butte Montana 59701 lists staff and departments including publisher general manager editor advertising and circulation managers. It also provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier mail and out of state post offices.

Granite St Butte, Montana Butte Montana Duncan R. Campbell, Jr Robert W. Jones Bert Gaskilloo Guy Palmer Louis L. Plett Roy Anderson J. B. Gibson Kenneth Conway Clarence Roper Natalie Yovetich Walter Hoefler Ed Wakefield Harold Heath Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Press New York Times News Service Trade Area Burl Cook Don Berryman George Toy T. Foreman Pea

Local youths named in pairing list

Alfred Hargraves 28 Beaumont Texas and Geri Cassiey 16 Anaconda. Thomas Ralph Hoffman 26 Moses Lake Washington and Gayle M Whyte 28 of Drummond. Jerry Paul Koon 24 Drummond and Janet Carolyn Conn 20 Hall.

Alfred Hargraves Beaumont Texas Geri Cassiey Anaconda Thomas Ralph Hoffman Moses Lake Wash Gayle M. Whyte Drummond Jerry Paul Koon Janet Carolyn Conn Hall

Skyward Passenger Ailment Shrinks Amid Caribbean Cruise

About 1,000 sick aboard the luxury liner Skyward say the intestinal illness outbreak is tapering. Passengers, now largely well, report free drinks as the ship heads toward Miami, with officials attributing the virus rather than food or water. The vessel plans to dock around 3 a.m. Saturday.

Miami Norwegian Caribbean Lines al Wolfe Wolfe

Elephant trunk lawsuit filed over construction product

Jay Lucas sues Madden Construction Supply Co and Sonneborn Contech Co in 18th District Court for 300000 alleging defect in an elephant trunk PVC tube used to drop concrete. He claims rupture caused concrete to strike him, injuring hip and causing sciatic neuritis and wage loss. He seeks a jury trial and potential amendment for future wage loss.

Bozeman 18Th District Court Jay Lucas Madden Construction Supply Co Sonneborn Contech Co Sonneborn Co Madden Construction Supply Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co Lucas Kiewit Ideal Cement Co Trident

Government cash fears as Nixon Congress fight stalls funds

Treasury officials warned a debt ceiling clash over bombing in Cambodia could halt federal operations within two weeks. With $12 billion on hand and a $465 billion ceiling, the government might borrow $5 billion from the Fed this weekend, pay $4.2 billion weekly debt, and suspend new bond sales if no spending authority emerges. Trust funds would keep accumulating while investments remain government securities.

Washington Treasury Department Nixon Congress Cambodia Treasury U.S Federal Reserve System

Man charged with felony in lewd act case

Harvey Lee Gary 51 of Three Forks arraigned in 18th District Court on a felony charge of lewd and lascivious act upon a male child. Alleged molestation of an 8 year old boy on June 23 at Willow Creek. Arraignment continued to Monday for counsel. In Gallatin County jail on $25,000 bond.

Bozeman Three Forks 18Th District Court Harvey Lee Gary Willow Creek W. W. Lessley Gary Gallatin County

Fire Calls Reported Friday Early Morning and Evening

At 2 20 a m Friday a false alarm rang in the Hennessy Building area on East Granite Street. Later at 10 25 p m a rubbish fire occurred east of the Burlington Street overpass with Home Atherton and Floral Park volunteers assisting.

Hennessy Rldg East Granite Burlington Street

House Passes Backed Plan On Social Security And Debt

The House blocked a compromise bill by a 190 to 185 vote, sending it back to conference with the Senate. The measure would have 5.6 percent Social Security increases and a debt limit extension, with riders on unrelated issues. Treasury warned the national borrowing cap would drop to 400 billion at midnight without extension, risking a funding crisis.

Washington House Senate Nixon Treasury

Death notices and marriage/engagement pairings listed

Melburn T. Vivian at 71 dies. In St. James Community Hospital Friday a son and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Barnosky of Sheridan. Applications to wed Daniel Stretch and Deborah Lorenz. John Gabler and Sally Anderson. Teen marriages listed: Terry Filer 19 with Sherry Thornock 14. Joseph Frazier 18 with Sheri Jamison 16. Douglas Gill 26 with Mary ONeill 24. Charles Durkin 26 with Penny Zimmer 23. Gay Palmer 22 with Shelley Corbett 18.

Richard O. Parks Penny L. Vuori Deer Lodge Billy G. Pomeroy Sandra K. Best James F. McElderry Kenny Kay Kelly Charles R. Zimmerly Betty Jeanne Moe Drummond Daniel E. Zilch Yvonne Vuori St. James Community Hospital Neil A. Barnosky Sheridan Daniel J. Stretch Deborah Rae Lorenz John J. Gabler Sally Eileen Anderson Terry Lee Filer Sherry Lynn Thornock Joseph Eldon Frazier Sheri Jamison Douglas Ray Gill Mary Kay O'Neill Charles Francis Durkin Penny Irene Zimmer Gay L. Palmer Shelley Renee Corbett

Butte Pup Wins At 19th Annual Dog Show

Butte resident James Murrish, owner of a dog at 1019 Woolman, earned two firsts at the 19th Annual Dog Show and Obedience Trial by the Five Valley Kennel Club held at Missoula County High School. Breeder Douglas McLaren of West Linn Oregon produced the puppy. The Clay James Lucky Laddie won blue in the 6-9 month puppy division and first in the collie class, earning a point toward his championship.

James Murrish Woolman Five Valley Kennel Club Missoula County Douglas McLaren West Linn Ore Clay James Lucky

Memorial for Melburn T. Vivian Veteran Montana Power man

Melburn T. Vivian 71 retired Montana Power Co gas service man died Friday in a local hospital. He lived at 2128 Princeton, born November 19, 1901 in Hubbell Michigan. He married Vera Coppo in July 1921 in Romeo Michigan and lived in Butte. He worked 33 years for Montana Power and retired in 1963. He was a member of Mount Moriah Lodge 24 AF&AM and Butte Plumbers and Fitters Union 41. Survivors include his wife, a son and daughter-in-law, another son-in-law and daughter, 10 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Services Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Sayatovic-White's Funeral Home, officiated by Rev. Richard Vick, under Mount Moriah Lodge auspices. Burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery. He was of the Methodist faith. Contributions may be made to Soroptimist Home or a charity.

Melburn T. Vivian Montana Power Co Princeton Hubbell Mich Coppo Romeo Butte Vivian Mount Moriah Lodge Af&am Butte Plumbers and Fitters Union Robert Vivian Doc Melvera) Jordan Sayatovic-White Richard Vick Mount Moriah

Eastern Star 84th Montana Grand Chapter meets in Denton

The 84th Annual Grand Chapter of Montana Order of the Eastern Star met Friday in the Civic Center Denton presided by Lillian H. Seymour grand matron Billings and Daryl Ayers grand patron. About 900 attended with 150 more registering bringing total to 900. Delegates from Idaho Utah South Dakota North Dakota Oregon Wyoming Indiana New Jersey Washington Illinois North Carolina Florida and Alberta Saskatchewan attended. Lamp Lighters pins were awarded to 978 Montana Chapter members for service to others youth work and visits to chapters. Out of state dignitaries received mass agate key chains and bracelets in honor of Moss Agate Billings. Ten 50-year members were introduced, including Bertha Weiloff Lewistown Olive Mae Flachsenhar Terry Eleanor Crawford Laurel and Amy Lorenz Butte. Registration closes Saturday at 10 in the Civic Center foyer. Installation of officers is Saturday at 8 p.m.

Lillian H. Seymour Billings Daryl Ayers Denton Montana Order of the Eastern Star Civic Wyoming Indiana New Jersey Washington Illinois North Carolina Florida Alberta Saskatchewan Canada Moss Agate Bertha Weiloff Lewistown Olive Mae Flachsenhar Terry Eleanor Crawford Laurel Amy Lorenz Butte Civic Center

Butte lease signed by school trustees after model City push

School District 1 voted to lease about 3 acres near Webster Garfield School to the City of Butte for 390000 from Model City funds to build a kindergarten elementary school. The district will not exercise its option for 1600 square feet of kitchen space, while the city will collect rent on the land for 40 years.

Model City Trustees of School Dist City of Butte Webster-Garfield Jim Murphy Model City Demonstration Agency Gene Wahl District Hut Lunch Wahl Model City Agency

Breakin Reported At Skagg's Drug Store

Police investigated an early Friday break in at Skagg's Drug on West Park after a report at 1:15 a.m. no intruders were found and entry remains unconfirmed while the manager inventories for possible losses. Herman Fleiner reported his mailbox blown up overnight with speculation a large firecracker caused the damage.

Skagg’s Drug West Park Herman Fleiner Quincy

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