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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1956

Page

3

College Notes and Activities At Local University

The University Executive Council meets February 12 with Jordan attending in Chicago for an education association meeting on February 14. Art club initiates five members and hosts a candlelight ceremony January 31. Miss Hansberry from Australia speaks to Newman and Future Teachers of America on February 8. WAA welcomes eight new initiates in a January 30 candlelight ceremony. Sweetheart Ball is February 11 with Mell-o-Tones music. The chorus plans an operetta Ruddigore directed by Brinton Jackson with cast to be announced. Western teams debate the topic of nonagricultural industries guaranteeing employees an annual wage.

Jordan Chicago Rush Jordan University Executive Council American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education Hansberry Australia Newman Club Future Teachers of America WAA Women's Athletic Association Loraine Evenson Cut Bank Norma Williamson Victor Marlene Larock Helena Sherali Adams Trident Nancy Ralston Hamilton Betty Stevenson Anaconda Marian Taber Ronan Doris Strobbe Bridger House Council Chorus Brinton Jackson Laurilie Burns Milan Minn Charles Delano Somers Tom O’brien Butte Joe Doohan United States

Three Ladies Sail for Southern Europe on USS Independence

Mrs Flora Gilbert and Mrs Elizabeth Luebben of Dillon and Mrs Maybelle Windel of Lewistown depart New York on Friday February 10 for a three month tour of Southern Europe and the British Isles aboard the USS Independence.

Flora Gilbert Elizabeth Luebben Dillon Maybelle Windel Lewistown New York British Isles Independence

Idaho Falls Livestock Prices Across Sheep Hogs and Cattle

Receipts and price ranges for sheep hogs and cattle dated Jan 30 to Feb 1 outline values for fat lambs ewes and bucks dairy and feeder cattle and calves. Markets show wide spreads from fat lambs 17 to 18.50 per head to dairy calves 6 to 12 with hogs topping 14.80 and cattle up to 17.

Idaho Falls

Butte Livestock Market Cattle Receipts Report

Butte Livestock Market reports Monday receipts with price ranges across cattle classes. Fed steers to 15.50, fed heifers to 15.50, cows 7 to 11, bulls 11 to 14.50, veal calves 17 to 20.75, stockers and feeders vary by class.

Butte

Los Angeles Livestock Market Shows Moderate Gains This Week

Cattle receipts about 400 head below prior week amid stronger Monday demand and softer week end. Steers steady to 50c higher, heifers up to 25c, cows 50c to 75c higher. hogs gain 25c to 50c with some $1 advances on butcher lot. Prices for fed steers, cows, and calves listed. Holsteins and canners mixed.

Los Angeles

Beavers Fall 80 65 To Loyola In SW Division Clash

Loyola of Missoula defeated the Beaverhead Beavers 80 to 65 in the local gym after outscoring them in all phases. Four Beavers fouled out, and George Scott used every player as the Beavers stayed within nine points midway of the final period. In a preliminary, Beaverhead beat Butte Central Freshmen 62 to 47. The Beavers face Stevensville and Hamilton this weekend in a SW Division Class B cellar battle.

Beaverhead High Beavers Loyola Missoula Beavers Mit Zahn Nettik Cahill Giles Plau Boyd Stevensville Hamilton

Birthday Party Highlighted by Women’s Association

The Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church held its annual birthday party on Thursday afternoon February 2. President Mrs. Luther Smith led the event with musical selections by a trio and two clarinet numbers by Judy Holland. Elizabeth McFadden played auto-harp, Myrtle White performed piano, readings were given by Mrs. Mable Piccone and Mrs. Florence Ditty, followed by ice cream cake and coffee.

Women’s Association Presbyterian Church Luther Smith Byron Sanborn Orvis Stenson Howard Leslie Judy Holland Robert Evans Elizabeth ‘McFadden

Mr Sutherland Fells and Improves at Relative’s Home

John W. Sutherland has had another fall confining him to a room at the home of his son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Sheldon Davis for several days. Readers of his Memoirs column and friends join in wishing him a speedy recovery as his condition improves.

John W. Sutherland Sheldon Davis The Examiner

Lamb prices listed by weight and grade in sale report

The sale shows 235 lb lambs at 13.75 to 15 dollars with some at 15.50. Medium weights 13.50 and below. 260 to 325 lb animals sold 12.25 to 13. Lows 270 to 325 lb 10.50 to 11. New weights 9 to 10. Lamb offerings of utility to good kinds sold 16.25 to 18. One load 115 lb averaged 17. Good feeder lambs 15 dollars.

Eisenhower Voices Support For Boy Scouts Four Year Plan

President Eisenhower as Honorary President of the Boy Scouts of America sent a message to the 4,100,000 members for Boy Scout Week February 6 to 12. He praised the Four Year Program Onward for God and My Country to strengthen heritage knowledge and citizens’ service to the Republic. The message notes growth to four million plus youths and leaders and wishes Scouts success.

Eisenhower Boy Scouts of America The Republic United States Dwight D.eisenhower

Service Officer W James McCashin Visits Dillon for Veterans Aid

W James McCashin service officer for the state veterans welfare commission visits Dillon Thursday with headquarters at Montana state employment service. He offers free help on pensions insurance employment vocational rehabilitation education and other veteran benefits under current law.

W. James McCashin State Veterans, Welfare ‘Commission Dillon Montana

Scouts Plant Millions of Trees in 1954 Record

The Dillon Examiner notes the Boy Scouts planted 6 192 153 trees in 1954. Report covers activity documented in the 1956 Wednesday issue dated February 8.

Boy Scouts Dillon Examiner

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