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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1951
Page
6
The newspaper will publish a weekly veterans questions column answered by local VA contacts. Veterans are advised to contact or write to the nearest VA unit for detailed information.
VA vocational advisers will stress the nation's manpower needs when guiding veterans at VA offices based on a checklist of nearly 100 essential occupational fields. The list helps vets compare options that best serve national defense should mobilization occur and cautions advisers not to rely on a single criterion.
Dr. Donald H. Davenport an economist and consultant to the Veterans Administration collaborated with officials from the U S Labor Department s Bureau of Labor Statistics to prepare the checklist for advising veterans.
A veteran who lost a leg in Korea is not entitled to a government funded automobile. The law requires the loss to have occurred during World War II service to qualify.
The Thimblers 4 H club of Melrose Montana held its annual Christmas party for mothers on December 18 at the auditorium. A program entertained the mothers, then games and refreshments followed. Attending mothers included Mrs. Leonard Brothers and others, with leader Mrs. Jack Kearns guiding the event. Girls present included Sue Coles Sandra McCandles Joyce Anderson Donna May Deanne Reynolds and others.
Inventory pads and special ruled columnar sheets are listed as available at the Examiner. The notice specifies stock for accounting and record keeping, indicating quantities and condition.
A tested recipe for Sauerbraten, a Bavarian origin pot roast. Use 4 lbs beef rump or round with cloves bay leaves and spices, marinate in vinegar and water, simmer slowly, thicken with flour for gravy, serves 6 with cabbage and beer.
Local items include visits by Don Anson and granddaughter Jane Smith in Butte, and Mrs. Frank Wilke traveling to Denver after an aunt’s death. Army service for Warrington Richards, and funeral services for Ida Anderson in Dillon. Various social events, trips, and club activities fill the Wisdom scene with neighbors visiting, traveling, and hosting.
Report of the condition of the Interstate Building and Loan Association at Dillon Montana as of December 31 1950. Assets include real estate loans bonds and warrants cash on hand and in banks and other assets totaling 112576.68. Liabilities show bills payable contingent fund net undivided earnings and stockholders’ investment totaling 112576.68. R M Barrett president swore the statement true on January 5 1951 before J W Rees C E Blinn and R M Stone directors.
The Examiner Printing Co. promotes its top job work with a focus on time sheets for Social Security tasks and highlights its status as the best in the field.
Governor John W. Bonner told the 32nd Montana legislature that no new taxes are needed except for highways to balance the budget if current income is wisely spent. He called for harmony between branches, a defense department under the adjutant general, streamlined government, and prudent economy to avoid deficit financing. He also noted plate shortages due to wartime supply limits and proposed postwar planning funds. Oil output for November reached 664,767.71 barrels, with Cut Bank fields as top producers.
Helena reports Montana had 46 polio cases in 1950 compared with 96 in 1949 according to the state board of health this week.
Helena Montana state highway patrol will instruct all officers to arrest motorists for license violations after February 15. Drivers are urged to obtain 1951 license plates by the deadline to avoid penalties.
After a 15 to 15 halftime, the Beavers pull ahead late to win 43 to 37 over Anaconda junior team. Dillon’s Tom Orr scores nine, Jim Zink adds eight, Mohan nearly tops with ten, McLean leads visitors with eleven. Band and drum majorettes entertain between halves.
Mrs. John W Bonner announces a series of six formal teas to be held at the executive mansion in Helena during the 32nd legislative assembly. Co-hostesses for the sixth tea include Mrs. George M Gosman Dillon Mrs. J S Brenner Grant Mrs M J Lott Twin Bridges and Mrs Walter G Sagunsky Sheridan.
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