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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1953
Page
16
The essay ties Easter to spring and new life, arguing that Christ’s resurrection fuels hope for universal peace, everlasting life, and the rejection of harming others. It links rebirth in nature to spiritual renewal and the possibility of perfect living under divine design.
Dillon public schools and Beav erhead county high school will dismiss at noon on Good Friday April 3 and not resume until Tuesday morning April 7. The half day and Monday off are the usual spring vacation, the only break before June 4. Bus service will take students home at noon.
Warrant Officer Junior Grade Clifford May of 334 South Dakota Street Dillon and his wife Lois with son Walter arrive on Okinawa via navy transport. May is assigned to the Ryukyus Command’s 596th engineer company.
Beaverhead county edition of the Dillon Examiner promotes Better Living in the community. It highlights local business supporters, editorial work, and advertising aimed at encouraging patrons to boost local commerce and service quality.
Seven carloads of Western Montana college students visited Torrey lodge for the schools spring fun day on March 28. They decorated the lodge with song lyric notes, held a novel contest won by Nancy Hinman and Frances Grubb, and split into two partner groups to hunt treasure on separate trails. Prizes went to Bill Thomas and Dotty Kneeland in group one and Mardella Bieber and Clara Claver in group two. Snow fights followed before return to town for food and fellowship. Intervarsity sponsored the outing with chaperones Mrs. Ralph Kneeland, Mrs. Ralph McFadden and John Gerry the IVCF sponsor.
Beaverhead county health council to hold a public meeting Monday April 6 at 8 p.m. in the public speaking room of Beaverhead County High School. Dr. I W Vinsel will discuss Milk Sanitation and Inspection and Beaverhead county efforts. A film Welton a Healthy Community will be shown. Council urges attendance as meetings occur four times yearly.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Watters announce the birth of a baby girl named Mary Jane on Sunday morning March 29 at Community Hospital in Butte.
Beaverhead National Forest officials urge Dillon post office patrons and other readers to view a Forest Service photo exhibit in the lobby. The pictures, taken across Beaverhead County, show watershed management work and the dangers of forest fires and overgrazing, alongside the benefits of proper watershed protection.
A tabbed listing of advertisers including Ben Redd Chevrolet Co. Dillon Berger Cochrane Motors Casperson Buick Co Dillon Creamery Elie Brothers Gosman Drug Co Jackson Mercantile Lima Mercantile Montana Auto Sales Mockel s Dillon Ralph s Service Lima Red and White Laundry Shepherd s Garage State Bank and Trust Co Wagon Wheel Club VFW Club Williams Feed and Machinery and related page numbers across Dillon Lima Jackson and Dell regions.
The Red Cross sponsors home nursing classes in Dell, enrollment 18 women led by Mrs. Ralph Engeland with assistance from Mrs. Sam Cardille. Students learn bed making, temperatures, hand washing, and patient care under teachers, aiming to prepare for home emergencies and long term care. Notable students include Ruby Bledsoe, Mrs. William Rule, Mrs. Ray Follett, LaRae Follett, Mildred Frazee, Betty Koho, Lucife Wolfe, Gwen Groves, Clara Dowling, Gra Martinell, Ethel Knox, Edna Lohr, Anna May Cheney, Carrie Cheney, Betty Lohr, Joan Briggs, Allow Briggs, and Florence Briggs.
The report notes honor roll selections from the winter quarter with several students from the University of Minnesota dental school. Everett Martinell of Dell is mentioned en route through Dillon on March 26 toward Butte.
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