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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1957
Page
10
Veterans Administration urges veterans to include their C number or GI policy number to reduce mystery mail. Officials say 10 percent of letters are misdirected, causing delays and extra work to identify the correct veteran.
The 4-H Builders club will meet Friday night at 7 30 at the 4-H building in the Fair Grounds. President Billy Peterson is away at Boys State, so Vice President Martha Miller will preside. They will plan a lunch counter for the Fair and Rodeo and outline yearly projects. Vandalism to the buildings will also be discussed.
Rural youths may apply at the county extension office to join the 1958 International Farm Youth Exchange. Applications must be on file with the Montana Extension Service at Montana State College by October 1957. Requirements include ages 20 to 30, unmarried status, high school education, farm background, knowledge of rural organizations, language ability for non English speaking countries, and willingness to study geography history culture and agriculture prior to travel. Delegates must share experiences after returning.
A New York physician advises parents to ensure teens start mornings well with early rising, a strong breakfast, ample rest, and balanced nutrition. He highlights fatigue causes from rapid growth to stress and dieting, urging doctors for hidden issues but endorsing generous breakfasts and protein rich foods.
Lieutenant Alfred A. Cunningham received orders for duty involving land flying on June 1, 1916, making him the Marine Corps’ first aviator assigned to this type of aviation training.
J W Sutherland recalls the 1883 John Robinson circus in Dillon and a life in early Montana. He notes wagon-building toil, a skating rink fire, and neighbors like Mrs Clara Chapman and Dan Chapman, with tales of horse trades, politics, and frontier daily life.
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