Mines student essay on Dillon project wins
Everett Owen Brack en of Conrad Montana graduate of Montana School of Mines with degree of Bachelor of Science in Geological Engineering 1949 has been notified that his paper The Christensen Sillimanite Deposite Southeast of Dillon Montana has been chosen as one of the three best entered by undergraduates in the National Student Prize Competition sponsored by the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. The award includes a hundred dollar check and an invitation to receive it at the annual meeting in New York next month. This is the fourth time in eight years a Mines student has won national honors.
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Butte
Everett Owen Bracken
Conrad, Mont
Montana School of Mines
Christensen Sillimanite
Dillon
Montana
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Institute
New York
Mines
Community Plans Extensive Campaign for Polio Donations
In Dillon, countywide March of Dimes efforts roll out with school drives and local events. Blacktail school reports 100 percent return, Don Smith chairs district outreach, and six punch boards are donated for fundraising. The January 28 dance at city hall features multiple orchestras and prizes for best dancers, with proceeds aiding polio relief.
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Blacktail
Tuesday Nighters Club
The
Methodist Church
E. L. Kunkel
Lloyd C. Douglas
Dave Stratford
Sport Shop
Dillon
Mitchell
City Drug
Bob Dodd
Geo. Gosman
Basketball Scores From This Week
Future Farmers of America defeated Bagley Cougars 41 to 36 on Saturday at the B C H S gym. Beaver Junior Varsity beat Lima High School 35 to 25 on Friday evening in Lima.
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Future Farmers of America
Bagley Cougars
B.c.hs
Beaver
Lima High School
Lima
Warren pleads innocence in petty larceny case
A. H. Warren pleaded innocent in justice court last Wednesday to a charge of petty larceny and was placed under bond of $500 by Judge George E. Baker. Unable to post the bond, Warren is held at the county jail for action by County Attorney W. C. Gilbert, Jr.
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A. H. Warren
Justice Court
George E. Baker
Warren
W. C. Gilbert, Jr
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co offers top quality job work with precise typography and prompt service. Local businesses rely on their skilled shop for printing needs from cards to posters and promotional materials.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Union Jacks Defeat Eagles In Amateur Basketball Clash
The Union Jacks of Raymond Alberta defeated Smiths Eagles 75 to 52 at the BC HS gym on Thursday night January 19. Williams scored 23 for the Jacks and helped feed the young Raymond players. Eagles top scorer Jim Johnson had 16. The Canadians led 20 36 51 75 to 11 25 33 52 by quarters after a five-game series in Montana. The preliminary game saw Co G beat the Lima Independents 40 to 30.
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Union Jacks
Raymond
Alberta
Canada
Smith
Eagles
BCHS
Fack
Wiliams
Raymond High School
Jim Johnson
Montana
Dillon
R. King
Shaw
West
Attwood
Stevens
McClain
Rolfson
Q Williams
Hicken
Selway
Wolfe
Briggman
Hazelbaker
Osborne
Johnson
Holloran
Meade
Mooney
McLaren
Dunnigan
Sagles
National Guard Co. G
Lima Independents
Co. G
Durkin
Pierce
Rott
Lanner
Jerrell
Urich
L. Holloran
Womack
Kenison
Lima
Goodman
Knox
Stosich
Hart
Burt
Iverson
Salon
Aitken
Walt Anderson
Bulldogs
Dick McGuire
Orediggers
Toshoffig
Bossard
Walker
Melrose
McMasters
Aitkin
Mattson Kranyak Goddard Pressley
Harrison L. Durham
McGuire
McMahon Weeks
Stamper Tes Anderson
B. Durham
Bulldog
W.M.C.E
Weeks
Anderson
Toshoff
Walker Melrose
Aitken Mattson
Kranyak
Pressley
Goddard
Graham
Harrison Bulldogs
L. Durham
McGuire McMahon
Stamper Estes Anderson
Rector Stanisich
Beavers and Saints to Play Here Friday
The Anaconda Central Saints visit Dillon for a conference game while the Beavers travel to Whitehall to face the Trojans. Sheridan Panthers host the Beavers in a B C H S gym showdown Tuesday with preliminaries at 7 p.m.
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Dillon
Kov'cich
E.davis
Barich
White
Kalafat
Thomps’n
Klemann
Ae Davis
Finton
Vandeg
Domvich
Dennis
Arish
Morrison
Whitehall
Trojans
Sheridan Panthers
Beavers
B. C.H.S
VA issues World War II dividend checks to veterans
The Veterans Administration began mailing GI insurance dividend checks to World War II veterans as part of a vast distribution. About 16 million eligible recipients share a $2.8 billion fund. checks started January 16 at 200000 daily, with many awaiting payment. Veterans should keep acknowledgment cards, file duplicates if needed, and submit address changes at the post office or with the VA.
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Veterans Administration
Do’s
Don
National Service Life Insurance
Question and Answer on VA disability compensation
Question asks if working affects VA disability pay. Answer: Disability compensation is not affected by other income. A veteran may earn a large salary and still receive full VA compensation. VA supports work and self reliance as part of benefits.
Jackson Girls 4-H Club Plans Projects and Fundraiser
The Jackson 4-H Girls club met at Suzanne Dansie's home on Jan 14 to plan square dance dresses and a March of Dimes drive with a card party on Jan 21. They also will assist with school sanitation and recreation, ordered 4-H sweaters, and set Feb 11 at Cassie Dooling's for the next meeting with judging as the project.
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Jackson
Suzanne Dansie
Busy Bee Club
Cassie Dooling
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Dana
McGill
Dan Boka
W.mige
Betty Austreng
Polichinello
Rachmaninoff
Dane Leistiko
W. M
Jasha Gurewick
Mariam Lenn
M.S.A
Ralph McFadden
Lehman
Betty
Vigilante Electric Cooperative, Inc
St. James’ Guild Hall
March OF Dimes
City Hall
FORD
America
R. L. Polk & Co
Ford Trucks
Sbonus
Webster
Davis Motor Company
Dillon, Mont
Beavers and Saints
Ennis High
Fresh
Rocky Mountain
Ule
Umma
Dartenatio and
War Vestla
Dillon Examiner
Hudson
Studebaker
Plymouth
Dodge
Jon
Beaverhead Sales
Willys—Hudson
REA
Philco Refrigerators
Monarch
Monarch Coal-Electric Combination
Eliel
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