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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1957

Page

3

Western Montana College music dept plans March 14 concert

The WMCE Music Department will host a variety concert in the college auditorium on Thursday evening at 8 15 p m Proceeds go to a music scholarship Students perform Mikado selections old time favorites and novelties by the Girls Ensemble and Jones Boys plus the chorus singing Negro spirituals and the cantata Gallia by Gounod

Music Department Western Montana College of Education Gallia Charles Gounod

And This Is What A Geese Is

A humorous reprint from a youngster at Phillips County News Malta describing geese in playful terms. It lists quirks such as dampness for singing, a balloon in the stomach, and tail curls, and contrasts geese and ganders with light satire and country humor.

Glasgow Plans 73 Blocks of Paving for Summer Project

Glasgow will open bids March 26 on a residential paving project estimated at 610000 dollars. The work, in two districts, covers 73 blocks in the Glasgow south side area and 19 blocks in the Bell addition on the north side. City Engineer R C Fargo notes the figure is from preliminary estimates with final engineering by Morrison Maierle Inc of Helena.

Helena

Service Officer James Mc Cashin to Help Veterans in Dillon

Service Officer James Mc Cashin will be at the Dillon Montana State Employment Service office each Thursday to aid veterans with pensions insurance employment vocational rehabilitation and education benefits under the G I Bill and other veterans legislation.

James McCashin Dillon Montana

Lapsed GI term insurance may be reinstated

VA notes veterans can reinstate lapsed National Service Life GI term policies before term end. If the 5 year term remains, two monthly premiums suffice. a medical exam is needed if lapsed over three months. For < three months, a signed health statement may suffice. Contact VA offices for help.

Older Men Need More Nutrition Than Younger Males

A VA UC Los Angeles study of about 3000 veterans shows men over 50 require more nourishment than younger peers. Five men aged 52 to 68 failed to maintain weight on a diet adequate for younger men until amino acids equal to the initial intake were provided or natural egg protein replaced the test mix. The results indicate older men need higher amounts of certain essential amino acids to preserve body tissues.

Veterans Administration University of California At Los Angeles Los Angeles Veterans Administration Center Western Society For Clinical Research

VA guidance on premium payments and disability waivers

The guidance instructs continued premium payments while disabled, then apply to the VA after six months for a waiver. Pay until the VA grants the waiver, and VA will refund premiums paid during total disability, limited to no more than one year before filing the claim.

Clinic for Crippled Children at Civic Center Butte

On Monday next, March 18, handicapped children from Beaverhead county will be examined at the Civic Center in Butte. Reports for these children are due between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. and will be handled by county nurse Mrs. Helen Smith. Dr. Clemmons will perform the orthopedic exam and Dr. Clapp the pediatric assessment.

Beaverhead County Civic Center Butte Helen Smith Clemmons Clapp Smith

Dillon Sailor Completes 26 Day Leave En Route

Kenneth Rose, airman apprentice in the U S Navy, completes a 26 day leave traveling from Jacksonville Florida to North Island California. He has served a year of a four year enlistment and is assigned to Squadron VA 55 at North Island. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Sykes of Dillon and graduated from BCHS in May 1955.

Kenneth Rose U. S. Navy North Island Calif Jacksonville Fla Rose VA 55 Floyd Sykes South Pacific Street Dillon BCHS

Winners at Winter Fair dominate junior and open divisions

Billy Slanger claimed the grand champion in both Junior and Open divisions with a pen of three lambs at the Winter Fair in Bozeman. Bill Remely of Polaris won a blue ribbon for his 1215 pound fat steer. Giles Brothers also showed the grand champion Angus Keifer.

Billy Slanger Bozeman Bill Remely Polaris Giles Brothers Angus Keifer

Prelat and Hunt Families Visit Dillon Relatives

Mr and Mrs James E Prelat with family from Missoula and Mr and Mrs Alfred Hunt from Waterloo spent the weekend with their sisters Maude Bennett and Elsie Crouch in Dillon.

James E. Prelat Missoula Alfred Hunt Waterloo Maude Bennett Elsie Crouch Dillon

Making Health Checks a Family Affair

Based on current American Cancer Society estimates, cancer will affect about two of every three American families. The statement frames routine health screenings as a collective responsibility and emphasizes early detection's role in reducing impact.

American Cancer Society

Cub Scout Den 3 Sees Officers and Awards

Den 3 met December January and February with the same officers. New Cubs Dale Case and Lynn Karr joined. Colin Butler earned a Silver Arrow. Awards at February 1 Pack meeting: Wolf D Campbell, B Kajin, D Henderson. Lion B Kajin. Gold and Silver Arrows J Kajin. Den Chief R Boetticher. Scribe J Kajin.

Christian Rest Home Colin Butler Den 3 Rick Boetticher B. Bromlie Dale Case Lynn Karr R. Boetticher Wolf D. Campbell B. Kajin D. Henderson J. Kajin Lion Cord IR. Boetticher

Cancer treatment requires medical diagnosis by doctors

The American Cancer Society warns that cancer cannot be cured by pills powders or quack remedies. Only a qualified doctor can diagnose and treat cancer.

American Cancer Society

Also Mentioned on This Page

WMCE Phillips County News Malta Glasgow Blue Anchor Bar and Grill Gye' Ail Bag Senate Aronson C. W. “Pop” Grantley Prairie J. Miller Smith Lewis and Clark Ray Seiffert Keith Moran Montana Police Protective Association Livingston John E. Fred John Gardner The Police Protective Association Clinic For Crippled Children County CUB Scout News Denner Jim Kajin Billy Kajin the Buckskin Billy Bromle Doug Henderson Marie the Grand Hotel Carol King Peg Palmer G. W. Reynolds CO Lampel Fashions, Inc Madalyn Miller Frances Thompson the Vanta Co., Inc Tiffany’ Uniforms Daryl Madeline Maternities Vogue’ Dolls, Inc Helen Fenton Blue Bird Knitwear Co., Inc Robert’s Market
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