Conference Basketball Schedule for Bulldogs Announced
Coach Straugh, president of the conference officials, announced the Bulldogs home slate for next season. Eight home games include Eastern Normal January 29 30 Billings Poly February 4 Northern Montana February 6 7 Montana Mines January 10 February 25 and Carroll January 25. Eligibility rules set last fall allow any player who entered at the start of the fall quarter to play.
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College
Straugh
Bulldogs
Eastern Normal
Billings Poly
Northern Montana
Montana Mines
Carroll
Craft Club Meeting at Presbyterian Church Hosts
The Craft Club met Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. John Stevenson and Mrs. Guy Gray serving as hostesses for the gathering.
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Craft Club
The
Presbyterian Church
John Stevenson
Guy Gray
Normal Cage Team Guests Rotary Club
Montana State Normal college basketball team, third in the state conference, was guest at Dillon Rotary’s weekly dinner. Pres. Rush Jordan presided. Dillon club board members were elected from 10 candidates. Team members introduced by Coach Straugh. music program by Normal college musicians featured solos and piano pieces. Ted Hazelbaker present as high school guest of the month.
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Montana State Normal College
Dillon Rotary Club
Pres
Rus. Jordan
The
Normal College
Rotary Club
Dillon Club
Albert Erickson
Robert Gregg
Willis Haskell
Rush Jordan
Edgar Williams
Bill Straugh
Ralph Howard
Browning
John Vetter
Ennis
Stan Johnson
Plains
Dan Boka
Jack Davis
Dale Tash
Dale Dart
Dillon
Straugh
Bulldogs
Ralph McFadden
Kation
Franz
Bond
Lois Crawford
Maxine Beck
Rachmaninoff
Mal
Scout activities planned at meeting in Dillon
H H Hendren was named Cub Scoutmaster. A Cub field day is set for April 26 at Dillmont Park with contests and games. About 80 Dillon boys are enrolled, with Cub Scouts growing as they advance, signaling a very active season.
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W. M. Murfin
al Graeser
Paul Puyear
O. Kay Moe
H. H. Hendren
Dillmont Park
Dillon
State Aid Drops for Montana Schools, MEA Says
The Montana Education Association reports rising public school costs and shrinking state aid. It says state support will drop from 21 percent of 14 million to 16 percent of 19 million next year, forcing districts to seek eight additional mills. The MEA seeks teacher minimums from 2100 to 4125 annually and notes 100 more per classroom unit from a 550k fund increase. Robert Stoner says many teachers have won raises, others will seek contracts, while local boards weigh pay boosts. The group criticizes the 30th Legislature and expects worsening education funding ahead.
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Helena
Montana Education Association
Wees
Montana
MEA
Association
Bulletin
Robert A. Stoner
Stoner
Lewis & Clark County
Montana School Boards Association
30Th Assembly
Harry L. Stamp
Miles City
Card of Thanks for Martin C. Jackson
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and offerings at the death of our beloved father Martin C. Jackson. We also thank Rev Father Timothy Clifford and the pallbearers. Mr and Mrs Noel Jackson and Martin Jackson II Mr and Mrs Allen Dansie and Suzanne Mr and Mrs Lyston Dansie and Jackson.
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Martin C. Jackson
Timothy Clifford
Noel Jackson
Martin Jackson II
Allen Dansie
Suzanne
Lyston Dansie
Jackson
Child Study Club Group 1 Meet Tonight At Schmauch Home
The Child Study Club Group 1 gathers this evening at Mrs. Mike Schmauch's home with Mrs. Cecil Lakey as co host and Mrs. Jack Thiel leading the program.
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Mike Schmauch
Cecil Lakey
Jack Thiel
Peterson Top Gunner In Dillon Gun Club Shoot
Herman Peterson shot a perfect 50 to lead 30 shooters in a Dillon Gun Club practice, also winning the doubles 42x50 amid windy conditions as Montana Standard mail shoot prep continues. Other scores included Bob Jackson 48, John Jackson 46, R. Smith 44, and Mrs. D. Campbell leading in women with 31.
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Herman Peterson
Dillon
Montana Standard
Beaverhead’ Gunners
Bob Jackson
C. Boyer
John Jackson
B. Jardine
E. Hoerning
D. Curry
Peterson
J. Jackson
R. Cornell
H. Sneed
E. Cragholm
Dillon Elementary Schools Air Weekly Educational Problems
The Dillon elementary schools present a weekly series on current educational problems with practical solutions. This latest installment offers updated discussions and proposed approaches for improving classroom practices and student outcomes.
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Dillon
Public schools face disaster without greater funding
O Kay Moe argues that the nation must boost support for public schools to avert collapse. He cites teacher shortages, vacant positions, rising costs, and states like Washington and Montana competing for educators, urging federal tax relief for teachers up to 3000 dollars to ease local burdens.
Montana youth essay contest on soil conservation
Montana boys and girls under 21 may enter a soil conservation essay contest sponsored by the Montana Association of Soil Conservation Supervisors. Awards total 310 dollars. Essays of 1000 to 1500 words on any phase of soil conservation must be submitted to the association's Bozeman office by November 1.
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Montana
Montana Association of Soil Conservation Supervisors
Bozeman
M. P. Hansmeier
MSC Extension
Association
James Stoppel Leaves for Wilson After Father's Death
James Stoppel departed yesterday for Wilson Kansas in response to the death of his father Henry Stoppel. He traveled to join family and attend the funeral arrangements.
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James Stoppel
Wilson, Kan
Henry Stoppel
Last day to sign ACA program for Beaverhead farmers
May 1 is the deadline for Beaverhead County farmers and ranchers to file plans for the 1947 Agricultural Conservation Program. Funds depend on prior approvals and plan submissions. allocations are limited and fair among cooperators. New and existing practices are available including willow control, aimed at county conservation goals.
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Beaverhead County
ACA
Beaverhead
First Clinic for Cerebral Palsied Children Set in Billings
Montana holds its first clinic for cerebral palsied children in Billings to be led by Dr. Meyer Perlstein and Miss Jayne Shover of Chicago. The one day event, April 19, is open to all of Montana’s more than 700 affected children and their parents, with support from the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults and Easter seal fundraising.
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Billings
Montana
George E. Snell
Meyer Perlstein
Jayne Shover
Chicago
Snell
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Montana Board of Health
Yellowstone Valley Medical Society
Mearl L. Fagg
A. T. Hibbard
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena
Big Hole 4 H Club Holds March Meeting
The Big Hole 4 H club met at Shirley and Jewell Andersons home on March 28. After pledges and the Easter Parade song, minutes were read, reports given, and quotes chosen for the next roll call. The year program and a health program for the next meeting were planned. Refreshments were served by Mrs Anderson and Kay Thompson, news reporter.
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Shirley and
Jewell Deane Anderson
Anderson
Kay Thompson
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