MANY AWARDS MADE AT HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
At the assembly awards were given for band and orchestra dedication, with Eugene Bennett Marion Camy Shirley Camp Janet Curry Sam Davis Nora Jean French Geraldine Gillies Hewitt Martinell Regina Melton Verl Sargent Mary Beth Smith Jean Staudenmeyer receiving band letters. Mary Long received the DAR good citizenship award. Anna Jane Caldwell Dan Dinwoodie won American Legion auxiliary essays. honorable mentions went to Frances Giudici and Kazuko Weishi. Ted Hazelbaker won a $25 bond for Building Young Americans. Frances Giudici Lowell Hildreth received blue ribbon honorable mentions. Awards presented by Mrs Ernest Pewe.
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Eugene Bennett
Marion Camy
Shirley Camp
Janet Curry
Sam Davis
Nora Jean French
Geraldine Gillies
Hewitt Martinell
Regina Melton
Verl Sargent
Mary Beth Smith
Jean Staudenmeyer
Fred Woodside
D.A.R
John Wenger
American Legion Auxiliary
Anna Jane Caldwell
Dan Dinwoodie
Frances Giudici
Kazuko Weishi
Christine Opp
Edgar Willams
Luther Smith
Legion Auxiliary
Lester Sorenson
Arley McLaren
Ed Davis
W. J. Bierrum
Mizpah
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Lodge
Ted Hazelbaker
Frances ‘Giudici
Lowell Hildreth
Ernest Pewe
District Budget Figures Highlight Teacher Pay Plan
The district faces a tight budget as costs rise and salaries lag. The school board approves a raise for teachers, contingent on passage of a 15 mill special levy to voters.
Brush fires sweep area west Dillon
A fast moving brush fire in Dillon prompted quick response and contained suppression. Smoke cloaked much of the city on Saturday, making the area resemble a large forest blaze despite an early extinguishment.
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High School Concert at Martinell Featuring Beaverhead Band
A Martinell concert will showcase Beaverhead high’s popular band performing four numbers in the finale. Dancers directed by Claudia Faust will appear in two pieces.
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Martinell
Beaverhead High
Claudia Faust
Proposed 15 Mor Mill Levy To Support Dillon Schools
A local editorial urges voters in district No. 10 to approve a 15 mill levy on May 15 1947 to fund Dillon school budgets for 1947 48. It compares budgets from 1938 39 and 1947 48 noting rising costs especially teachers salaries and lists income and required amounts including general reserve transfers. It outlines who may vote and explains the one year only levy condition.
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Dillon City Council Reorganizes With New City Officials
Ward to serve as city engineer and oversee street alley water and city management duties. He brings 14 years of engineering including Army Engineers and service overseas as a captain. Mooney previously undersheriff and sheriff, known for efficiency. Schulz Montana university law graduate and former county attorney. Aldermen sworn in: Cottom Erickson Boger Green Mitchell Baril Morse Lasich.
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Dillon
Ward
Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Beaverhead County
Mooney
Beaverhead
Schulz
Montana University Law School
Philip Cottom
Albert Erickson
Waldron Boger
Archie Green
W. H
Bozeman Discusses Pre engineering Plan at Curricu lum Meet
Pres Rush Jordan attended a curriculum committee meeting in Bozeman on May 5 to explore whether smaller institutions could offer one or two years of pre engineering. Dean E W Schilling of the State College and representatives from all units except the School of Mines reviewed options. Findings will go to Chancellor George Selke before a final decision.
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Rush Jordan
Bozeman
School of Mines
E. 'W. Schilling
The
State College
George Selke
Methodist Church Mother's Day Service
Rev. Omer Idso, pastor, invites all to morning classes at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. The Mother’s Day sermon centers on motherhood and all should attend the service of their choice.
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Methodist Church
Omer Idso
First Lutheran Church announces activities and services
Edward R. Leivestad is pastor. Senior choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 p.m. Junior choir gathers Friday at 4 p.m. at the Wilber Squires home. May 11 Sunday school at 9:50 a.m. divine services follow at 11 a.m.
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First Lutheran Church
Edward R. Leivestad
Wilber Squires
For Sale Kinner motor and prop parts in Wisdom Montana
For sale one 100 horsepower Kinner motor with adjustable prop plus wood prop and hub, ready for operation. Contact Ed Glassey in Wisdom, Montana.
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P. Kinner
Ed Glassey
Wisdom
Mont
Montana audits reveal cash on hand and investments
The Montana state auditors office reports $35.484 million cash on hand and $27.543 million invested. In the latest monthly update, liquidity fell to $20.594 million while bonded debt remained at $5.018 million.
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Helena
ULP
State Auditors Office
Montana
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