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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1957
Page
2
The 35th Montana legislative session neared its end as both houses remained in session. The Senate rejected a conference committee compromise on an occupational disease act in a roll call vote with 25 Republicans voting no, eight Democrats voting no, and two Democrats voting present.
President Eisenhower nominates William Jameson of Billings to be the federal district judge for Montana. The announcement states Jameson was named to the post by the president.
Montana's four Democratic lawmakers in Washington say additional aid for drought affected ranchers on the Fort Belknap reservation should be forthcoming, contingent on finalizing arrangements with the Agriculture Department.
Teachers from 19 Montana counties were invited to the annual reading and classroom problems conference in Havre on March 14 and 15. Duane R. Tatt, director of Northern Montana College teacher education, announced the conference theme as Today's Approach to Teaching Mathematics and Allied Problems in Reading and Speech.
William L. Erickson of Belgrade will assume the role of state high school supervisor, replacing William I. Ing whose resignation takes effect in June. The change follows Ing's decision to step down from the post.
Carl T. Harrell was arrested here on a petty larceny charge February 18 and handed over to Oregon parole agents for return to Salem as a parole violator. Oregon authorities had pursued him since 1953, with routine fingerprint identification completed at FBI in Washington. He was picked up in Dillon for stealing blankets from a cabin.
More than 800000 Americans saved from cancer and living proof that cancer can be cured. The appeal urges regular health checkups and generous donations to the 1957 Cancer Crusade of the American Cancer Society to aid research and improve diagnosis and treatment.
The bulletin lists Sunday school at 10 a.m with Sacrament immediately after, Relief Society Mondays at 2 p.m, Primary Mondays at 4 p.m, and Mutual on a monthly basis until next fall under LeMont Robertson’s presidency.
Lima Council approved funds to buy 500 feet of wire fencing for the cemetery front, plant trees, and install new gates. Three large scale maps will be created with a committee to correctly number graves, one framed for Town Hall and two filed. Public invited to view maps. Visitors included Sidney J. Lee from Bismarck and local residents R. Bammert family.
Elva Boardman chapter No 26 CBS held a March 5 meeting with Mable Detton as worthy matron and Ray Martinell as acting patron. They arranged Thelma Leonard’s March 15 visit, formed a cancer drive committee, announced Masons Night on March 19, and planned an auction to fund two projects with Fred Mitchell as auctioneer.
Springhill Circle No 907 Neighbors of Woodcraft met last Thursday at 8 00 p m Advance night Plans were made for an installation banquet April 4 at Community church at 6 00 p m Reservations must be
This article outlines eleven tax planning strategies for the coming year. It covers dependent exemptions, filing status changes, timing of medical expenses, capital gains timing, and bond investments. It warns to seek IRS guidance and avoid unverified tax experts.
A turkey dinner with trimmings will be served family style for $1.50 per plate for Mrs. Cora Kluesner. Beaverette Lodge No 528 will meet March 21 at 8 00 p m with all members urged to attend. Carl Kluesner and Ed Brown joined Ray Weeks Jr on a Dillon trip. Lima Bears and cheerleaders returned from Whitefish. they lost both games and wish better luck next year.
Mrs. Ambrose Hale of Idaho Falls arrived in Lima Monday morning and plans to move back to Idaho Falls. Mrs. Lou Hawkley of Great Falls stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Burt and returned home after several days’ visit. Progress in cancer fight grows: ten years ago one in four saved, now one in three saved per American Cancer Society.
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