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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1957
Page
8
John C. Garry announces the Beaverhead County Tuberculosis and Health Association Christmas Seal Sale has raised 1948 dollars toward a county program quota. A return envelope will be mailed Saturday December 28 to allow missing letter responders to contribute to the 1957 fund.
Loyola, a seasoned senior team, defeated the Beavers 58 to 45 in Missoula last Saturday night. Jim Buck led Loyola with 21 points while G. Jones was held to 15 for Beavers. The Beavers trailed 10-8 after one quarter and 42-32 after three frames.
Fish and Game bulletin lists Area 31 in Beaverhead County open to either sex elk single days closing on short notice. Five small areas in Beaverhead and Madison counties open to two deer of either sex. Hunters urged to contact officials for detailed area descriptions.
The Montana Farm Bureau Federation urges public discussion before any condemnations or road contracts. President George Diehl states the board seeks a study on how proposed routes would affect agriculture, taxes, and the local economy, with results to be shared next month.
The Dillon Examiner showcases top quality commercial printing services highlighting sharp typography durable inks and quick turnaround for local businesses and individuals seeking dependable print work.
The article outlines the rapid rise of computers from attic startups to major industrial systems. By 1965, about 100000 computer design specialists are needed, with a average project team under 30 years old. Dr Thomas Horton leads IBM's Vanguard Computing Center as youth shapes the field.
The text argues that ordinary citizens must demand remedial labor legislation to ensure McClellan Committee results are not lost. It notes Secretary of Labor Mitchell presented to AFL-CIO what he calls the Eisenhower program and questions whether Congress will be deeply impressed. The program is described as general.
The Mitchell program is viewed as insufficient to curb labor monopoly. Congress may shift away from Eisenhower or party plans toward a northern Republican southern Democratic coalition. Some proposals could please industry, while others resist antitrust reach on unions and compulsory membership. The fight is expected to last months.
A blaze on the church roof near Wisdom was stopped with a chemical cart from the Helming Bros. garage and help from Jackson volunteers. The Carneys escaped with few possessions and found temporary lodging at the Charn home. Logs show the house was built 44 years ago by Alfred Peterson and his father. The couple had moved from their ranch in the Jackson area and thanked Wisdom and Jackson residents for aid.
Federal Judge William Jameson in Billings said several ticklish questions will be raised at the Yellowtail Dam condemnation trial. He ordered the opposing sides the government and the Crow Indian tribe to argue in writing on the specified legal questions over the next two months.
An article highlights how women's clubs and civic groups can boost highway safety. After a Northwestern University Traffic Institute seminar, participants plan local programs focusing on vehicle inspections driver training driver reexamination road legislation traffic law uniformity and public engagement to spur action.
Farmers must report riprapping progress to the County ASC office and seek extensions if needed. Contact county committee before December 31 1957 to discuss problems with the 1957 AC Program and complete practices for 1958 funding.Wisdom from experience urges timely correction of faults.
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