Bulldogs Open Year With 69 40 Win in Missoula
Western's Bulldogs beat Montana State 69 to 40 before 5 000 at the new field house in Missoula in a preliminary to the Grizzlies game. They then defeated Carroll 78 to 69 on the road, a third straight win over Helena’s Saints and a stronger challenge to Rocky Mountain Bears for conference honors. Rocky Mountain Bears visit Dillon January 20.
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Western
Bulldogs
Montana State
Missoula
MCC
Saints
Carroll
Bullldogs
Helena
Rocky Mountain
Bears
Rocky
Dillon
Boy Scout Troop 64 Elects Officers at Reorganization
Dennis Schmauch was elected senior patrol leader at the Troop 64 reorganization meeting held Tuesday evening January 10 at 7 o clock in the Andrus Hotel basement. Elected officers include George McAlpin Martin Malesich Bill Hugulet George Krause patrol leaders Marvin Sprinkle treasurer and Eddie Craig scribe. Activities for Boy Scout Week were planned at the meeting.
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Andrus Hotel
Dennis Schmauch
George , McAlpin
Martin Malesich
Bill
Hugulet
George Krause
Marvin Sprinkle
Eddie Craig
Admissions and Births at Barrett Hospital This Week
Barrett Hospital saw four births this week: a son to Mr and Mrs Tom Clemon Jackson on Jan 5. a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Rebish Dillon on Jan 6. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston Dillon on Jan 7. and a son to Mr and Mrs Harold Reid Melrose on Jan 6. Admissions included Louis Wells and Mrs Leo Williams Dillon. Dismissals included Waine Torma Mrs Bertha Shafer and Mrs Joanne Crnkovich. Mothers and babies announced last week were also discharged.
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The
Barrett Hospital
Tom Clemon
Jackson
John Rebish
Dillon
Robert Johnston
Harold Reid
Melrose
Louis Wells
Leo, Williams
Waine ‘Torma
Bertha Shafer
Joanne Crnkovich
March of Dimes Help If Polio Strikes
Polio is not defeated and hundreds of thousands face rising costs. Call your doctor if polio is suspected then contact the local National Foundation chapter to arrange hospital or home care and possible financial aid. The foundation offers gifts not loans and helps with nursing and therapy services.
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National Foundation For
March of Dimes
United States
National Foundation
ICC Grants Rail Freight Glass Rate Reduction for Montana
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a roughly 20 percent cut in class-rated freight for Montana shippers, saving about 10 million dollars annually. The change allows shippers to choose lower class rates, with a uniform western classification easing item handling. Effective June 1, 1956.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana
Paul T. Smith
Austin B. Middleton
Helena
Mountain Pacific Territory
ICC
Western Railroads
Montana Railroad Commission
Montana Shipping Groups
Smith
Smith and Middleton
James B. Patten
Edwin S. Booth
Phoenix
Arizona
Sagebrush eradication plan for Horse Prairie district
The district outlines two growing seasons and aims to raise carrying capacity from 12 to about 3 acres per animal unit month. Re seeding will target grazing readiness two to three weeks earlier than native range. Bids for eradicating sagebrush on 1,000 more acres are being processed with info at the Bureau of Land Management district office.
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Horse Prairie
Benson
Bureau of Land Management
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station and
Agricultural Research Service
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Statewide Youth Electric Fair scholarships eyed for Montana youths
A committee in Billings discussed a plan to award $1000 college scholarships to one boy and one girl with a three year Youth Electric Fair record. The awards would be awarded by Montana colleges and presented at the state convention in Lewistown October 30-31. The program aims to expand participation in the fairs statewide.
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Electric Cooperative
Billings
Bruce Watters
Lewistown
Watters
Montana
Review of Dr Sheldon Avis on employment birthrates and war
Dr Sheldon Avis delivers his 19th annual club address reviewing the year. He argues full employment could adjust to fifty million rather than sixty, notes the healthy US birthrate with population doubling in 41 years, and views war as a permanent business affecting national safety. F J Sten introduced the speaker as program chair.
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Sheldon
AVIS
United States
Japan
India
First Lutheran Church Events and Services Schedule
John Spencer pastor leads Friday January 13 8 p.m Women’s Missionary Federation at Mrs Theo Bay’s home. Sunday January 15 945 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. worship. Wednesday January 18 4 p.m. senior confirmation 730 p.m. adult instruction. Thursday January 19 4 p.m. junior confirmation 7 p.m. choir 745 p.m. Luther League. Worship invitation extended.
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Women’s Missionary Federation
Theo Bay
Luther League
First Presbyterian Church Service and Activities Schedule
Sunday 9:45 am Sunday school 11 am morning worship with the sermon The Fruits of Suffering Nursery for children 5:30 pm college age fellowship supper Thursday 3:45 pm youth choir rehearsal 7 pm senior high and junior high Westminster Fellowship.
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Westminster Fellowship
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Dillon’ Examiner
Chevrolet
Bel Air
Remmer
Chevrolet Dillon
First Lutheran Church
John Spencer
First Presbyterian Church
M. J. Holland
State Bar
Shisenun
Tay
Jill
Montana Power Company
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