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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1956
Page
6
Governor Aronson proclaims Montana Conservation Week April 29 to May 5 while National Soil Conservation Week follows May 6 to May 12. The piece argues conservation combines preservation and use, cites beaver management, deer herd dynamics, and selective logging as examples of using land without abuse for future generations.
A dinner dance marked the first in a series of social events at the Dilion Country Club held last Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed a cocktail hour followed by a turkey dinner and dancing as the entertainment committee chaired by Matt Tabor ski planned the event.
The American Cancer Society is the sole voluntary health agency in the United States aiding cancer fight through research education and patient service programs.
In a busy bowling section, teams such as Vigilante League Beaverhead Laundry and Electric & Variety posted wins while Oasis, Montanan and Roberta led sets. King Pin action saw The Big Dipper and Shaffer's Bakery split series with high games from Gray and Eliel squads with overall tight margins and clean sweeps by Elel's.
Members attend a Moose Lodge meeting at 8 p.m. with speakers Neil W. Byers, Mooseheart representative, and Ron Warwick, Mooseheart graduate. The event will feature pictures of Mooseheart and a Dutch lunch to follow.
Luanna Lyons received a vase and roses from den members at the Pack 60 meeting led by Cubmaster John Lohr. The nine den members celebrated three years of sponsorship with Webelos badges awarded to seven boys including Benny Ryan Roy Hall Stephen Wheat Ricky Boetticher Stephen Selway Arty Mautz and Jimmy Spehar.
Milton F. Untermeyer a prominent and wealthy New Yorker well known in Beaverhead county and Butte was found dead in his apartment near Park Avenue. A .38 pistol lay near the body and police termed the death as death by own action. He was about 73 and a retired Wall Street broker and NYSE member. He spent summers at the Centennial Valley dude ranch operated by Mr. and Mrs. Andy Forsythe and was lately in Dillon and Butte.
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