No Settlement Yet On Colleges Funds In Montana
Montana Attorney General Arnold Olsen says only the state examiners board controls college funds in the Greater University system. The dispute centers on $5 million in building funds for six university units, with the Education Board and Examiners Board clashing over allocations to Missoula, Bozeman, Havre, Dillon, and Billings. The Butte School of Mines funds are agreed.
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Helena
Montana
Arnold H.lsen
State Examiners Board
State Greater
Clouse Overturf
Examiners Board
State Education Board
Missoula
Bozeman
Havre
Dillon
Billings
Butte School
Olsen
George W. Padbury, Jr
Education Board
Births at Barrett Hospital Report May Dates
Birth notices list five newborns at Barrett Hospital with parents: Robert Johnson girl on May 11, Elmer Anderson girl on May 12, Eldon Price boy on May 14, Doyle C Hale girl on May 16, Boyd Koenig boy on May 17.
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Barrett Hospital
Robert Johnson
Elmer Anderson
Bowen school district mothers visit courthouse
Mrs. Orville Sparrow and Mrs. R. Bacon of Bowen school district were courthouse visitors last Monday.
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Orville Sparrow
R. Bacon
Bowen School District
Graduation Ceremonies Planned at BCHS
Graduation events are scheduled with processional music by Mendelssohn, readings by Rev. Arthur Ward and Prof. H. V. Leslie, diplomas by Leonard Schulz, and addresses by Principal D. L. Johnson. Alumni officers include James Orr president and Edward Davis vice president.
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Mendelssohn
Arthur B. Ward
Dan Dennis
Triple Trio
Green Cathedral
Hahn
John Peterson
Bruce Lloyd
Kay Whitworth
Girls Glee Club
Debussy-Treharne
H. V. Leslie
W.M.C.E
D. L. Johnson
Leonard Schulz
Board of Trustees
Sam Davis
Elgar
James Orr
Edward Davis
Bonnie Megquier
John Horren
Milred Avery
A. W. Golde
Carol C. Alley
Nell Irene Avery
Joanne Arbour
Maxine Benson Laueson
Claire Blackburn
Elizabeth Brown
Anna Jane Caldwell
Kathryn Jean Cardinale
Edward Bouquin Davis
Samuel Eugene Davis
Hazel Davis Martinell
Daniel L. Dennis
Nora Jean French
Ruby M. Gray
Fae Darlene Goodfellow
Lila Jean Harkness
Archie D. Hayden
Charles Winsett Hendren
Ray Hildreth
Harold Hill
Bernard L. Holloran
John Crandall Hovren
Jack Howard
Shirlee Hubbard
Kenette Jane Kenison
Norma Jean Koenig
Marjorie Cecelia Lane
Billie Nadine Lessey
Lola Darlene McCullum
Bonnie Mae Megquier
Marilyn Morrison
Kenneth Morrison
James Lee Munday
Kiazuko Neishi
James B. Orr
James H. Murray
Leroy James Owen
Russell E. Peterson
Darwin Phillips
Roscoe Pilon
Frances M. Ryan
Donald Michael Stefanatz
William T. Tash
Edward M. Tyler
Mary Jo Wenger
Frank A. Wilke
D L Johnson Leaves Fine Record as H S Principal
D L Johnson retires after 13 years as Beaverhead County High School principal and coach. His teams won 13 titles including two class B football championships before 1941 and three after. His basketball squads claimed four District 16 titles and state class B honors in 1946. He earned a 1946 Montana State University Masters and held several educational leadership roles. A farewell dinner honored the Johnsons with a luggage set as a gift.
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D. L. Johnson
H.S
Johnson
Western Montana
Chuck Davis
Dale Dart
Smoky” Thompson
Montana State University
Montana
Montana Educational Association
North Central Association of High Schools and Colleges
Chicago
Beaverhead County
Northwest Assn. of
North Central Association
Beaverhead
United States
Pipe Ocean Lodge
Bernard Williams
Intermountain Boys Quartet
W.M.C.E
Max LeMare
Dan Boka
Dillon
Edward Durkin
Anaconda
Steele Young
Libby
Betty Austreng
Butte
Johnsons
Bernice Sargent
W. B. Gleed
Roscoe Cornell
Paul Puyear
Senate Schulz
Walter Foser
Teacher Joseph Gross Led Pupil Tour Of Local Sites
Bowen district educator Joseph Gross escorted students on a Monday tour visiting Beaverhead County Museum in Dillon and the Dillon Creamery, offering a look at local history and industry.
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Bowen
Joseph Gross
Beaverhead County Museum
Dillon Creamery
Bulldogs Sweep Track At Billings Carnival
At Billings Carnival events, Morisette and Carroll led the 880 and mile runs with WMCE and NMCE athletes claiming top spots. Field marks fell as Crtalic led discus, Nelson topped shot put, and Wright won broad jump. In baseball, Western edged Rocky Mountain late, while Mines dominated tennis doubles and Kenny Sands led golf with a 16-stroke margin across 36 holes.
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Morisette
Carroll
Jenkins
NMCE
Churchill
EMCE
Vivien
Mines
Rector
WMCE
White
McMahon
Ingersoll
Sheets
RMC
Sitzman
Bennett
Rieman
Kroehler
Kleinhans
Crtalic
RME
Wittwer
McGuire
Nelson
Rocky Mountain
Western
Carroll College
Eastern
Northern
School of Mines
Allan Weeks
John Osborne
Orediggers
Das
Walker
Eastern M.C.E
Kenny Sands
Riva
Cattle show judges face demand for practical standards
In a Hereford banquet speech in Butte, F R Carpenter urged cattlemen to pursue better feeding, breeding, and disease protection to meet future needs. He criticized color and conformation emphasis and highlighted cross breeding, production traits, and 4 H work as key factors shaping 1980s cattle.
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F. R. Carpenter
Hayden
Colo
Stockman
Butte
Diamond Bar Inn Set to Open May 27
The Diamond Bar Inn will open May 27 offering modern equipment and guest comforts. The lobby features knotty pine walls oak beams birch paneling hand-polished for the wood grain. A native stone fireplace, western furnishings, and handmade fixtures create a western atmosphere with views of the Beaverhead mountains near the Continental Divide.
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Diamond Bar Inn
Beaverhead Range
Continental Divide
Montana
Idaho
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Buick
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Watson Motor CO
Idaho St
Dillon, Mont
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Pipe Organ Lodge
Clyde Mecham, Mer
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THE
Montana Power Company
Jardine Hot Springs
Clark
Arnie Bramsman
Big Hole
Carl Dooling
Ferry-Morse
Frigidaire
H. S
Refrigeration Co
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