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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1947
Page
6
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Forty nine Montana poultry industry representatives are invited to a March 27 conference in Bozeman to discuss egg production and price support programs for 1948. Local invitees include Kenneth Eliason John Hartwig and Harold Warner. The PMA sponsors the meetings as states seek farmer input on next year’s program. Price supports are to stay above 90 percent parity through 1948 with current guarantees via government purchases of dried and frozen eggs from processors.
C Ben Reavis, manager of the Buttefield Social Security office, will come to Dillon on Tuesday to assist claimants and answer employers tax questions. Those wishing to see him may visit the Employment Service office from 1 to 3 pm. The Harris family plans relocation to Pocatello this weekend.
The Montana Fish and Game Commission kept the general deer and elk seasons from 1946 with Oct 15 to Nov 15 as the main period. An early season was planned on the south fork of the Flathead, Park County elk season ends Jan 13 or earlier. Antelope permits total 2525 at five dollars each with three general antelope runs Sept 28 to Oct 12, Oct 19 to 26, and Nov 16 to Dec 14.
Mrs. Al Sylvester hosted a bridal shower at the Ed Glassey home with 34 guests, and gifts for the bride. Pinochle prizes were awarded to Mrs. George Helming and Amy Stephens, with Edna Panasuk winning the traveling prize. The Wisdom PTA basket social and free dance drew large crowds, with music by Mrs. Jack Shepherd and John Pendergast.
St James Episcopal Church schedules Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and morning services at 11 a.m. with sermon on "Five Barley Loaves and Two Small Fishes." Confirmation class meets at 4 p.m. All are welcome to attend.
The 30th Montana Legislature balanced the biennial budget with revenues from cigaret taxes and license fees, funding university and public schools, and boosting welfare and veterans programs. It also enacted rules on premarital blood tests, hospital standards, and a higher hunting license cost, while raising unemployment and workers compensation and setting a $200 minimum for city police and fire wages.
Dr. J. Thompson Baker preaches Sunday morning on dangers of compromise. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Evening preaching. Westminster Fellowship 7 p.m. Thursday. Men's club meets Thursday evening March 28 with dinner at 6:30 and a program.
Rev Omer Idso preached on the differences among Roman Catholic Greek Catholic and Protestant Catholic churches at the Methodist Church with good church school attendance last Sunday. Morning worship followed by sermon and a Youth Fellowship is planned for Thursday evening. Public invited.
Edward R. Leivestad, pastor, lists Lenten services March 19 8 p.m. sermon "Christ or Barabbas" March 20 senior choir 8 p.m. March 21 junior choir 4 p.m. March 23 Sunday school 9:50 a.m. divine services 11 a.m. sermon "Kingdom Without End" installation planned for March 30 with Rev. L. N. Field to preach seeking congregation involvement.
In our town the idea that American men avoid women is challenged by the Cuppers. Dee stays home with Jane enjoying cribbage and conversation rather than going out, showing men can value intimate nights with their wives.
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