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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1954

Page

2

Hay Baler School Scheduled Here Thursday Morning

Berger Cochrane Motors hosts an owner’s school at Beaverhead County High School at 10 a.m. to cover the 1954 New Holland baler line. Distributor and Berger-Cochrane staff will discuss maintenance and service. lunch is provided and all prospective and current baler owners are invited.

Berger Cochrane Motors Ford New Holland Beaverhead County Berger-Cochrane Motors

New ASC Appointments Announced

Secretary Ezra Taft Benson named Frank A. Cleland of Charlo as Montana ASC chairman replacing Howard J. Doggett of Townsend who becomes Northwest area director of the USDA Commodity Stabilization Service. Cleland runs a Lake County dairy and farms sugar beets, grains, hay, and pasture. He is a University of California graduate and former sugar industry manager.

Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Frank A. Cleland Charlo Howard J. Doggett Townsend Northwest Area USDA Commodity Stabilization Service Lake County Missoula California University of California American Crystal Sugar Company Ed Simms Malta Wilhelm Siegle Glendive Benson Leo. S. Kolstad Toole Doggett Montana Meagher County Broadwater Creamery State Bank of Local Production Credit’ Association Montana Wool Growers Association Western Life Insurance Company

James Episcopal Church Service Schedule

The service is led by Rev. Arthur Lord with Brinton Jackson conducting. Ash Wednesday observances on March 3 include 10 a.m. Holy Communion and a 7:30 p.m. Lenten service following morning prayer and sermon at 11 o clock. Sunday events include 8 a.m. Holy Communion and 9:45 a.m. Sunday school.

James’ Episcopal Church Arthur Lord Brinton Jackson

Governor Aronson Honored at Beaverhead Dinner

Governor Aronson and Mrs. Aronson were weekend guests at the Diamond Bar Inn in Jackson. A Beaverhead County Young Republican club banquet on Feb 20 honored them with 115 guests from Beaverhead and beyond. The program featured welcome by Charles Burton, remarks by Lt. Gov. Gosman, solos by Barbara Huntley, a talk on prison farm purchase, and a Lincoln Day film. A 100th anniversary Republican cake raised 135 for the club treasury.

J. Hugo Aronson Rika Diamond Bar Inn Jackson Beaverhead County Young Republican Club Alton Goodenberger Clayton Huntley Charles Burton George Gosman Barbara Huntley Tom Clemon Robert Poore Butte Eisenhower U.S. Army Bruce Helming Fred Martin Martin John Marchi Young Republican Clubs Republican Party Ruth Bakasy Don Anson Wisdom Dillon O. A. Bergeson Paul Temple Sylvester Meade Charles Wenger Art van Sicklin L W. Vinsel Elizabeth Clemow Betsy Clemow Martha Green

Royal Neighbors Install Officers at February Meeting

The Royal Neighbors of America local camp held officer initiation during its February meeting with a Diamond Bar Inn banquet. Valentine decor, a baby-picture identification game, and awards to Mrs. John Husted, Mrs. Esta Husted, Mrs. Roy Jackson, and Mrs. Bud Lapham highlighted the event. Charity Hill elected delegate to the Miles City state convention.

Diamond Bar Inn John Husted Esta Husted Roy Jackson Bud Lapham Allen Dansie Tom Clemon Keith Boetticher Betty Burton Oracle Rose Clemow Genevieve Kalitowski Geraldine Boetticher Ollie Krause Mercie Matter Frances Lapham Inner Sentinel Virginia Jackson Outer Sentinel Louise Nelson Isabel ZeBarth Hazel Johnson Frieda Wenger Charity Hill Graces Rose Lapham Rose Clenow Miles City

Weekend ski crowds and storm affect Inn visitors

The three day weekend at the Inn drew larger crowds from across the state with excellent skiing despite a Sunday afternoon storm that sent some skiers to town. Sparky ZeBarth returned home by chartered plane after delays from the storm while others attended dog sled races and visited family.

Sparky ZeBarth Fort Ord Cahf Tne Butte Oantry Sparky Camp Gordon Jack Shepherd Wayne Stocks Roy Jackson West Yellowstone Suzanne Dansie Allen Dansie St Mary's Salt Lake City Helen Dreser Ada Fred Hurschy Winnifred Shepherd Richard Stephens Dewey and Butte Charles Wenger Tom Clemon Beatrice Clemow Ann Burton Charles Burton

More Loan Wheat Being Stored on Montana Farms

Preliminary data on the 1953 crop wheat price support program shows a large rise in farm stored loans, with about 74 percent of 27 million bushels loaned stored on farms. Warehouse storage and loan figures are also discussed, along with storage capacity, loan conditions, and averages per loan.

Leo S. Kolstad State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Officer Kolstad ASC Montana Commodity Credit Corporation

Western students perform at sheriff and FBI meeting in Butte

Five Western students presented a program in Butte at a Montana sheriffs and FBI agents meeting. Betty Copenhaver Ovando and Bill Thomas of Dillon sang with Ann Marie Flannigan as accompanist. Dwayne Roe and Keith Allred offered a comic skit. Twenty one Western students, Intervarsity members, weekend in Bozeman as guests of the State College Intervarsity group.

Butte Montana FBI Betty Copenhaver Ovando Bill Thomas Dillon Ann Marie Flannigan Dwayne Roe Keith Allred Briton Jackson Intervar Ity Bozeman The State College

Timely homemaking tips for faster chores

Practical kitchen tricks from Timely Tipe show how to separate egg whites quickly with a funnel, prevent milk scorching by buttering the pan, and keep bowls from slipping with a damp cloth. It also outlines warming a bowl to soften butter and suggests a remedy for onion odor on hands.

Sign Displays Slow Down Message Along Highway

A roadside sign urges drivers to slow down with the warning the life you save may be our own. The text notes local concerns about short sightedness and respect for neighbors, referencing nearby incidents with two individuals named Handy and Rasw near the road.

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