Western Bulldogs sweep Cubs in weekend basketball set
Western Montana State College Bulldogs beat the Cubs 71 60 Friday and 67 63 Saturday to rise to 14 wins and 5 losses. Gary Cooper led with 25 and 21 points as coach Straugh reshuffled the starting unit for balance. Don Keltz Pitman Anderson and Scott contributed steady scoring as Western retained conference form.
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Western Bulldogs
Cubs
Montana State University
Bulldogs
Montana
Missoula
Western
School of Mines
Eastern
Bill Straugh
Gary Cooper
Dick Pitman
Cooper
Thompson Falls
Don Keltz
Bulldog
Ray Scott
Larry Anderson
Jack Zilly
Dunham
Powell
Keltz
Anderson
Pitman
Bob DeMarois
Don Donovan
al Puccinelli
Bob McLeod
Bulldog Varsity
Dunhamer
Scott
Moore
DeMoris
Pee
Town College group discusses needs and program at meeting
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce directors were briefed at a Saturday luncheon at Lee's Steak House on Advanced Western committee aims. President Rush Jordan highlighted scholarships and enrollment growth at Western Montana College, noting 43 students and seven instructors ten years ago now near 350 students and 25 instructors. The plan includes dormitory units and a student union, with expansion via resident and extension courses. Dillon Jaycees plan a Downtown Day February 29 to tour campus with students and faculty, and trailers were discussed as temporary housing. Chamber directors will rotate on the Advance Western committee, with William Tobey as February representative.
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Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce
Advanced Western Committee
Lee’s
R. J. English
Western Montana College
Rush Jordan
State Board of Education
William Tobey
Tobey
Lou Larsen
Leonard Mashino
Bruce Watters
Howard Puyear
Chamber of Commerce
Advance Western
Dr. English
Bill Bruer
George Brown
Dr. Jordan
John Garry
Leslie Lawrence
J. R. Cumming
Ralph Kneeland
Bill Straugh
Western
Shakespeare Club Meeting This Saturday at 2:30
The Dillon Shakespeare club meets Saturday at 2 30 at Mrs. Arthur Lord 27 S Pacific. Mr Leslie Lawrence WMCE will give an address on George Bernard Shaw.
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Shakespeare Club
Dillon Shakespeare Club
Arthur Lord
S. Pacific
Leslie Lawrence
WMCE
George Bernard Shaw
Idaho Falls Livestock Market Reports for Sheep Hogs and Cattle
Idaho Falls listings show Jan 23 lamb receipts 1,847 with fat lambs 17.50 to 18.25, ewes 5 to 7, breeding ewes 15 to 18.50. hogs Jan 24 receipts 314 with prices 10.50 to 14.10. cattle Jan 23 receipts 1,620 with steers 15 to 17, cows 5 to 12, calves 17 to 20. Los Angeles stockyards report Slaughter steers and heifers weak, hogs 1 to 1.75 higher, lambs steady, various loads at 18 to 19.50 for steers and 14 to 17.75 for cows.
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Idaho Falls
Los Angeles
Butte Livestock Market Receipts Report
Monday cattle receipts show all cows 50 cents higher while other cattle stay steady. Medium to good fed steers range 14 to 15 dollars, good to choice fed heifers 14 to 15.50, medium to good fed heifers 13 to 14, young heifer type cows 11.50 to 12.50, utility and commercial cows 9.50.
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Butte
Livestock Market Prices for Cattle and Calves
Canner and cutter cows 7.50 to 9 dollars. Bulls 11 to 14.50. Veal calves 11 to 14. Good to choice steers 16 to 17.25. Medium to good steers 14 to 15. Common to medium steers 10 to 12.50. Good to choice heifers 13 to 14. Medium to good heifers 14 to 15.50. Common to medium heifers 12 to 13.50. Good to choice steer calves 18.50 to 19.30. Common and medium steer calves 17 to 18.50. Good to choice heifer calves 15 to 16.50. Common and medium heifer calves 13 to 14. Stock cows 9 to 125. Fleshy feeder steers 14.50 to 15. Dairy type calves 7 to 10.
First Presbyterian Church announces weekly schedule
Wm J Hollandminister leads services at 9 45 a m and 11 a m with sermon Prayer Nursery provided for children Sunday School at 9 45 a m Youth choir rehearsal Thursday 3 45 p m Westminster fellowship at 7 p m Women's Association meeting Thursday at 2 30 in church parlors Mrs Kochel program chairman Junior high Westminster fellowship meets Thursday afternoon at Ingrid Cragholm's home
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Wm. J. Holland
Westminster Fellowship
Women’s Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Kochel
Ingrid -Cragholm
Metcalf Proposes National Forest Recreation Development Bill
Congressman Metcalf introduces H.R. 1823 to open all national forests to public recreation and fund extensive development. The plan seeks up to 5.5 million dollars yearly from forest receipts for safety, sanitation, wildlife habitat upkeep, and facility improvements with a user fee for developed areas.
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Metcalf
Lee. Metcalf
Montana
Carl D. Shoemaker
International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners
Forest Service
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