Western College Notes Honor Roll Honors Eight Students
Western University reports eight students earned straight A records in winter quarter per registrar Miss Dorothy Gelhaus. Names include Darlene Allan Columbia Falls Robert Facincani Butte James Fitzpatrick Hot Springs Deanna Mack Butte William Mular Dillon Robert Roberts Butte Marlene Savich Butte Marilyn Thorpe Butte and ten percent of students with top GPA across 14 or more credits are listed with numerous other names from Butte Dillon Anaconda and other towns.
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Dorothy Gelhaus
Darlene Allan
Columbia Falls
Robert Facincani
Butte
James Fitzpatrick
Hot Springs
Deanna Mack
William Mular
Dillon
Robert Roberts
Marlene’ Savich
Marilyn Thorpe
L. Clarke Williams
Eyvonne Trbovich
Joan Ryan
Ella Laden
Robert DeMarois
Anaconda
Gene Jumper
Helen MacDonald
Tom Miller
Corvallis
Henry Richardson
Jacklyn Sampson
Ann Larabee
Earlville
Joe Doohan
Lois O’keefe
Conlan Williams
Forsyth
Janet Lester
May Bolton
Roundup
Yolanda
Rossi
Wesley Wagenaar
Lodge Grass
Otilia Gandara
Hamilton
Lawrence King
Norma Moretto
Nancy Osborne
Ennis
Herbert Smith
Floral Mae
Stillings
Western Montana College Places in Intercollegiate Speech Meet
Western Montana College of Education finished second in the Intercollegiate Speech tournament held in Bozeman on April 26 and 27. Rose Marie Scott of Butte captured first in oral interpretation and third in oratory. Debaters included Dennis Winters of Butte with Joe Doohan of Anaconda and Tom O'Brien of Butte with Charles Delano of Sommers. O'Brien and Delano earned second place. Western plans to attend Tau Kappa Alpha tournament in Missoula May 2 to 4.
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Western Montana College of Education
Bozeman
Rose Marie Scott
Butte
Dennis Winters
Joe Doohan
Anaconda
Tom O’brien
Charles Delano
Sommers
O’brien
Delano
Western
Missoula
Students to Elect New President Thursday at Western
Students at Western will vote for the student body president for 1957 58 on Thursday. Six candidates are listed, two from each class except the seniors. Students will also vote for the
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Western
Miss Western finalists named for Vodvil May 10
Seven candidates vie for Miss Western honors with four finalists to be chosen during the Vodvil program on May 10. The event will determine the Miss Western title for the school year.
Campus cleanup day known as M Day observed at college
The annual M Day campus cleanup took place Tuesday with students and faculty in work details. The M club whitewashed the M on the hill while supervisors guided assignments across campus and a noon picnic lunch was served at the campus grill.
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Dillon
Junior Prom Plans Set for May 29 at College Gym
Plans are underway for the annual Junior Prom to be held Wednesday May 29 in the college gymnasium. The Dee Jays from Idaho will provide the music. The theme and decorations will be kept secret to boost excitement for the event.
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College Gymnasium
Dee Jays
Idaho
New Glass Show Cases Donated to Western Art Department
The Western Art department received two glass show cases previously kept in the library. Donated by the graduating class of 1931, they are now placed at the top of the stairs beside room 311. The cases display over 50 items of creative art.
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Western
Admissions and Dismissals at Barrett Hospital
Three couples in Dillon welcomed sons born during the week ending Wednesday afternoon at Barrett Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Cottom and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey had boys on Friday April 26, and on Sunday a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hi Cleverly. Admitted were Samuel Canfield, Dell. Donna Roy, Lima. Mrs. Edith Herndon. John Meyers. Walter Hill of Dillon. Dismissals included Neal Cherry and Mrs. Sandra Peterson, Lima. Robert Pritchett of Bannack. George McCray, Dell. Chris Olsen. Mrs. Phoebe Petersen. Mrs. Ray Quilici and daughter, Mrs. Gert Daniels. Miss May Bucy. Marius Madsen. Elva Davis. Laura Penwell. Barney Ellis. Mrs. Frank Actis Jr.. and sons for Mrs. Cottom and Mrs. Bailey.
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Dillon
Barrett Hospital
William Cottom
Frank Bailey
Hi Cleverly
Samuel Canfield
Dell
Donna Roy
Lima
Edith Herndon
John Meyers
Walter Hill
Neal Cherry
Sandra Peterson
Robert Pritchett
Bannack
George McCray
Chris .Olsen
Phoebe Petersen
Ray ‘Quilici
Gert Daniels
May. Bucy
Marius Madsen
Elva Davis
Laura Penwell
Barney Ellis
Frank Actis, Jr
Ten Beaverhead County students entered National Honor Society
Ten top Beaverhead County High School students were invited into the National Honor Society at recent ceremonies. The group includes three seniors, three juniors and four sophomores chosen by Principal Bill Bruer with faculty concurrence. The candlelight initiation was led by president Toke Contway, with officers Diana Squires and Bill Jones among the supporting roles.
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Beaverhead County High School
Bill Bruer
Toke Contway
Diana Squires
Bill Jones
Carla Andrus
Boone Sparrow
Jim Megquier
Karolyn Whitworth
Karen Hyde
Marsha Peterson
Patty Sneed
Vida’ Flanders
Mary Garrison
Bette Mockel
Dave Ferris
Delores Perusich
Sandra Peterson
Emery Smith
St James Guild to Sponsor May Meeting
Mrs. Walter G Sagunsky of Sheridan will be guest speaker at a St James Guild meeting Thursday afternoon May 2 at the Guild Hall. Hostesses for the 2 pm session are Miss Betsy Clemow and Mrs. W G Gilbert.
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St. James Guild
Walter G.sagunsky
Sheridan
Guild Hall
Betsy Clemow
W. G. Gilbert
Public Dance by Company D at College Gym
Members of Company D 163rd Armored Cavalry Regiment host their annual public dance at the college gym Friday May 3. Dancing begins at 9:00 p.m. with music by the Cee Jay's orchestra. The affair is semi formal.
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College
Company D
163Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Cee-Jay
Notice to Creditors in Estate of William A. Witsiers
In Beaverhead County Montana the administrator cta of the estate of William A. Witsiers deceased invites creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be sent to Schulz Davis law offices Dillon Montana. Dated April 23 1957.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
William A. Witsiers
W. A. Witsiers
C.t.a of
Schulz & Davis
White Building
Dillon
Carl M. Davis
C.t.a
Drumme y District seeks bids for 2 ton school bus
The Drumme District No. 29 Beaverhead invites bids for one 2 ton school bus with seating for 36 and F.O.B Dillon. Delivery targeted by August 1, 1957. Bids due May 31 at 8 PM in Elsie Laden’s Dillon office with trade-in a 1946-30 passenger, 115 ton Chevrolet bus.
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Board of Trustees
Drummey
County
Beaverhead
P.O
Elsie Laden
R.R
Dillon
F.O.B
P. O
R. R. No
Mont
Viewante Electric
Dilon
Chevron
Board of School Dist.No
National Forest Timber for Sale in Dillon Montana
Oral auction bids start 2:00 p.m. June 3 1957 with the Regional Forester or rep at Forest Supervisor’s Office Dillon Montana for about 510 acres in Suseveyes Sections 9 16 17 and 9 S R 14 W. Estimated timber includes 1730 M feet b m Douglas Fir 544 M feet b m Spruce and 56 M feet b m Lodgepole Pine more or less. Sealed bids prior to 2:00 p.m. June 3 1957 will be treated as oral bids and posted for all bidders.
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Forest Supervisor
Federal Building
Dillon
Montana
S. R
Timber sale auction terms set minimum bids and deposits
The notice outlines minimum bids for Douglas Fir at 5.20 per M. feet b.m. and spruce at 6.70, with stumpage and deposits for sale area improvement and slash disposal. Lodgepole pine bids are 6.45 with specified stumpage and deposits. Dead and live timber within the sale require written agreement at 1.00 and 2.00 per M. feet b.m. respectively. A $1,000 deposit accompanies each sealed bid, and a $2,000 performance bond is required. The Forest Service may suspend operations if balances fall. The right to reject any bids is reserved and details are available from Dillon offices.
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Forest Service
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead National Forest
Time is Money: Saving Time to Save Costs
A compact reflection argues that time equates to money and prioritizing time efficiency translates into financial savings. It emphasizes choosing speed and efficiency to maximize wealth.
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St. Dillon
National Editorial Nation Association
Seee Ay Vaal
Maan Onta
State Press
Continental
U. S
Northrop King
Timothy — Fescues
North Idaho
State Bank & Trust Company OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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the Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Home Office
Newark, N. J
George M. Gosman
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