Girl Scout Food Sale and Buffalo Meat Auction
The Dillon Girl Scout Council hosts a food sale at 10 a.m. and a buffalo meat auction at 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 6, at Roberts Food Market. Donations come from mothers, Brownies, and council members. a buffalo donated by Herman Peterson and Jack Roberts is butchered and packaged for sale. Luther Smith acts as auctioneer with Patterson assisting. proceeds support the Girl Scout program.
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Dillon Girl Scout Council
Roberts Food Market
Ernest Pewe
Herman Peterson
Jack Roberts
Luther Smith
Ptterson
Civil Defense Preparedness Discussed with Sheriff and Doctors
Sheriff John MacDonald outlined a county wide, centralized communications plan to coordinate civil defense efforts. Mrs. J C Fuller reported surveys of churches and buildings to provide beds and lodging for potential evacuees, possibly several thousand. Dr Poundstone and Dr Cumming warned of possible food and water shortages from bombing or radioactive fallout reaching the area from distant Northwest Coast cities.
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Civil Defense
Csr
Foca
John MacDonald
MacDonald
J. C. Fuller
Poundstone
Cumming
Northwest Coast
Civil Defense urged active public participation and planning
Edward A. Swetish of the Ground Observer Corps warns that radioactive fallout and attack victims could strain the area. He urges survey of First Aiders and medical supplies, readiness for power outages, protected water sources, and broad public information to improve survival odds. He notes a 15 minute warning window and calls for more residents to join civil defense efforts.
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Swetish
Daughters of Nile Meet Today in Luncheon
Dillon Daughters of the Nile will meet at 1 30 P M today April 3 at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Cottom 427 South Idaho street with Mrs Lilian Biden as co host. Reservations were requested to be made by Tuesday with one of the hostesses. Members were asked to bring sewing.
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Dillon Daughters of the Nile
Elizabeth Cottom
South
Idaho Street
Lilian Biden
Senate fights to trim vast new spending in coming measures
The Senate is set to consider large appropriation bills as economy leaders promise sharp cuts. Byrd and Bridges call for billions in reductions including defense and foreign aid, while opposing new spending programs. Labor union leaders under scrutiny face continued power questions amid trepidation over Hoffa and others.
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House
Senate
Nators Byrd
Virginia
Bridges
New Hampshire
Congress
Byrd
John L. Lewis
Harry Bridges
James Hoffa
Card of Thanks for Arthur Stultz
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Spence express gratitude to friends neighbors and Royal Neighbors of America for the kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their son Arthur Stultz.
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America
Arthur Stultz
R. E. Spence
Cancer Crusade drives scientists to conquer cancer
A plea urges readers to donate to the 1957 Cancer Crusade so scientists can be funded to develop new cures and move research forward in the fight against cancer.
St James Guild to Meet After Lunch Thursday
St James Guild will hold a Thursday meeting at 2 oclock in the Guild hall with Mrs E L Poindexter and Mrs C E Blinn serving as hostesses for the afternoon event.
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St. James’ Guild
Guild Hall
E. L. Poindexter
C. E. Blinn
State Jaycees Host Largest Montana Meeting in History
State President Bob Johnson of Helena and State Jayceen president Mrs. Thomas Messelt of Great Falls preside as Rose Marie Scott wins Western Montana College of Education Founders Day oratorical contest with "The Individual Versus Society." Dillon Jaycees and Jayceens conduct three days of business meetings and forums.
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Bob Johnson
Helena
Jayceen
Thomas Messelt
Great Falls
Rose Marie Scott
Western Montana College of Education
Jayceens
Montana
Tom Clemon
Hirschy
John Krause
Jackson
Beaverhead Bar Supply
P. Lovell
Dillon Country Club
Elk’s Lodge
Beaverhead Laundry Co
Piano Recitals at High School Announced for April Dates
Hayes Tomey Baxter will present public school students in a piano recital in the high school auditorium at 8 o clock Friday evening April 5 and a second recital on Tuesday April 9 at the same time and place. Students include Connie Arrigoni Patsy Banning Bob Bramsman Jack Bramsman Helen Blomquist Janet Carr Jerelyn Crichfield Billy Gaylor Mary Holt Mark Pyeatt Lilly Holt Christine Hignight Judy Kurtz Dale Kurtz Jo K Lasich Fern Ledbetter Ann Mitchell Marilyn Miller Catherine Miller Mary Beth Miller Rose Marie Harrison Holly Ann Holland Donald Ovitt Benny Ryan Marianna Schuler Caroline Sorenson Dennis South Myrna Shafer Arlene Winn Sharon Wedum Jimmy Watkins and Gay Townsend.
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Christine Hignight
Judy
Dale Kurtz
Jo K. Lasich
Fern Ledbetter
Ann Mitchell
Marilyn
Catherine Miller
Mary Beth Miller
Rose Marie Harrison
Holly Ann Holland
Donald Ovitt
Benny Ryan
Marianna Schuler
Caroline Sorenson
Dennis’ South
Myrna Shafer
Arlene Winn
Sharon Wedum
Jimmy Watkins
Gay Townsend
Prices Rise Parallel to Prevention Costs
The article notes that prevention now costs as much as cure once did, highlighting rising prices across health and related services. It contrasts current expenditures with past values to illustrate the shift in economic emphasis on prevention.
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Nvestors Mutual, Inc
Board of Directors
Investors Mutual
Joseph M. Fitzsimmons
George Watkins
W. Edwy
Butte
Electric & Variety
Idaho
L. G. Browman
Montana State University
Missoula
MSU
R. A. Diettert
Daughters OF Nile Meeting
Jaycee Board
Phillip
Dillon
Jaycees
Ford
Phillip J. Lovell
Eliel
Samsonite Travel Bureau
Elsel’s, Inc
N. Montana
Dillon. Hide & Fur CO
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