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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1957
Page
8
Dillon Girl Scout Court of Awards set for Friday evening March 29. About 60 girls from fifth through eighth grades will receive rank advancements and proficiency badges. Nearly a dozen will earn the Curbed Bar, the highest Intermediate Scout rank. Names of past honorees and badge orders noted. all badges and ranks must be completed by March 15.
Carla Andrus, senior at Beaverhead County High School, earns the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Faculty selected her for leadership, patriotism, and scholarship as the DAR contest is run by the National Daughters of the American Revolution with sponsorship from the Beaverhead chapter. She receives a pin and certificate after competing with other state girls on February 11 for the $100 bond prize.
Beaverhead county schools received a 42 volume National Children's Fund chest to use in promoting global awareness. Montana was one of four states selected. the program includes School Album exchanges with Alaska Japan and the Philippines. Bagley school seventh graders exchanged albums with Hawaii, directed by Don Wheat.
Kiwanis and Rotary club members will pay the adult gate to donate their services at the Beaverhead County gym. Funds raised aid the 1957 Easter Lily drive while Beav erhead fans cheer Bozeman Independents versus MSC players and local squads.
The funeral of Robert B. Sanborn was held Saturday at Brundage Chapel with Rev. William J. Holland of the Presbyterian church officiating. Legion ceremonies were performed at the family plot in Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers included Mark McCulam, Gary Williams, Arley Albeck, Glen Freeman Jr., Tom Orr, and Bill Allen.
A compact adage cautions against burning bridges until the path forward is confirmed clear. It emphasizes delaying irreversible actions until future connections and options are certain.
Nellie Little Poole's School of Music and local officials head shifts for the Pancake Festival led by Chief Cook Leo Williams and Sheriff John MacDonald. Aunt Jemima tours the event with all you can eat pricing: adults $1, students 50c, kids 12 and under 3 for $1.00.
The Montana school district, led by Superintendent and trustees, embraces an observation demonstration phase to convert college classroom theory into practice. School Board Chairman Roscoe Cornell commends the forward-looking step. Western gains top training facilities in the state.
The page lists student names by class year. Juniors include Steve Andrews George Ber th elson Bette Carlson Lavon Childs Roy Cornell Bob D Eve lyn Vida Flanders Mary Garrison Donna Lee Given Ann Greene Sonja Holland Clara Jensen Ed Kenison Dave Lester Bill Rebich Robert Tysdal Gayle Wheat and Mary Kay Straugh. Sophomores include John Baker Joan Beager John Burk Sue Coles Jim Dunkin Jane Duncan Eddie Lou Dupuis Dave Ferris Bill Garrison Jo Ann Gransberg Betty Henrie Darrel Johnson Ann Jones Dallas Jones Ed McAlpin Gosta Miller Carol Nelson Sandra Peterson Emery Smith Tom Stocks Bill Williss John Hollensteiner. Freshmen include Charles Anderson Mary Bacon Robert Bacon Patsy Contway Claudene Dodgeson Gloria Else Dave Hilger Lynn Jones Billie Ann McFadden Roy Newton Ray Nygren Harold Selway Sharon Simon Patricia Smith Shirla Weston Lynn Williams Casey Sparrow Russell Tysdal Richard Ferris.
The author denounces rugged individualism in the cattle business as a root cause of stagnation despite national prosperity. He calls for new leadership, modern marketing ideas, and cooperative approaches to revive a five billion dollar industry and counter outdated, romantic notions.
The Beaverhead County High School Future Farmers of America unit has been elected to membership in the American Shorthorn Breeders Association the oldest purebred livestock organization in the United States. The group aims to collect verify and preserve pedigrees of Shorthorn cattle and promote breed use. The breed, originally Durham cattle, gained its name after cross breeding showed short horns, a feature linked to improved beef animals.
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed 46.98 million from a 382.07 million budget request in the first deficiency bills. Republican Leader Joseph Martin predicts a forthcoming tax cut as demands rise. President Eisenhower pays tribute to Herbert Hoover for improving government through two Hoover Commissions and vows to pursue reform.
Washington debate swells over tax reduction with extension of corporation taxes and excise levies under review by the House Ways and Means Committee. Republicans vow a future substantial cut while Treasury officials warn against ongoing high taxes and Eisenhower praises Hoover's civil service spirit amid budget discontent.
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