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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1952
Page
9
Beaverhead county high school principal M C Rahl reports motorists, locals and tourists ignore safe driving rules around school buses. He notes buses are regularly checked, drivers are qualified, and the yellow black trimmed buses are clearly marked. Observers should report violations to Patrolman Royal S Archer for summons.
Feb 7 results show Mont. Met. 2554, Bay’s Butch 838, Metlen Hotel 996, and others. Feb 11 Tribune, Harvey App, Roberts Mkt, Bonds compete. Feb 18 schedule lists Big Dipper, Brewer-Mkt, Winn’s, Warner’s, Eliel’s, Men’s Store, Gosman Drugs, and Harvey Appliance matchups. Feb 12 City League results Eagle Bar, Creamery, Coasters, Berger-Chrn. Feb 19 schedule includes Warner and Berger-Chron, Brewer-Mockel, and Winn’s matches.
Dillon Flight cadets have studied the ignition system and carburation. After class, lessons in sending and receiving code invite participation. They plan to disassemble radios from various sources to reuse parts for building receiving and sending sets.
Post master Harry J. Andrus announces new rural route service starting March 1 for residents in the northeast city area including East Glendale and Sebree streets. Eligible households must apply at the local post office and install a rural mailbox on the street to meet route specifications.
The Examiner reports on timekeeping practices tied to Social Security programs at a ranch location. Details outline staff hours, payroll considerations, and potential policy implications within the local rural community.
Mrs Daisy Wilson improves at Barrett hospital since January after heart treatment. Mrs Bird Hilstead of Kalispell visits Mrs Casterline and travels to Afton Wyoming with her. Mrs Mabel Erwin returns from California. Dr L L Lindley attends Montana Optometric Association meeting in Helena and joins a school visual methods panel. Mr Mithun reassigned to Fort Snelling for lung operation. Mrs Gladys Tait travels to Jacksonville Florida to meet her new granddaughter. Morse family plans three month stay in California. Jim Nye returns from two week trip to Charlotte North Carolina. T Lee McCracken NAMSA president and high school ski tourney chief judge at Whitefish with Beaverhead county skiers Pilgrim Wight and McFadden. Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside spend Sunday in Alder.
Shakespeare Club led by Mrs. Walter Jones at 1003 South Washington hosts Saturday February 16. Mr. Joe Ryburn of WMC E will play recordings of Christopher Fry's play The Lady Is Not For Burning, reviewed by the club last year.
Contained in a Dillon page continuation, the Red Cross chapter highlights a year of training and services. Activities include home nursing classes, swimming lessons at the college pool, first aid instructor training, Junior Red Cross enrollment, gift boxes for overseas children, and financial aid for floods and veterans. A blood program participation note follows, urging local JOIN THE RED CROSS NOW.
A son weighing 7% pounds was born Saturday February 9 to Mr and Mrs Dan Scott of San Diego California. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Parke T Scott and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Giudici. Giudici family members traveled to California to visit. Scott is in the U S Navy stationed in San Diego assisting in ship reconditioning.
In 1951 technicians completed conservation surveys on 34968 acres in Beaverhead Soil Conservation district. They mapped depth texture permeability slope erosion flood risk salinity wetness to guide farm planning and soil conservation practices. Land capability classifications summarize land facts guiding cooperative farmer plans for all land types.
At a Dillon Kiwanis gathering last Wednesday night Buzzy Davis president of Beaverhead County High School Key Club spoke on the year's activities and its school value. Also noted were guests John Morrison and Carl Styger. Dr Sheldon E. Davis to speak tonight. PVT SOR Nu?
Homer Turner came back Tuesday from Missoula where he spent several days on soil conservation business with officials and studies related to land stewardship programs.
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