Ruddigore at WMCE Tonight Under Brinton Jackson
WMCE presents Ruddigore tonight at 8 o clock in the college auditorium directed by Professor Brinton Jackson. The operetta features a witch cursed baronet and Rose Maybuch’s many suitors led by Robin Oakapple with a large local cast and the production staff and student body leadership details.
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Ruddigore
Gilbert and Sullivan
College Auditorium
Brinton Jackson
Baronet
Rose Maybuch
Robin Oakapple
Jack Bogut
Dillon
Donald Rosencrans
Butte
David Oursland
Somers
Gordon Galloway
Tacoma
Wash
Myrtle White
Elaine Michelotti
Elizabeth McFadden
Deanna Mack
Carla Salmonsen
Sheridan
George Parrett
Fred McNellis
Donna Ballantyne
Chateau
Kizzie Brown
Armstead
Mary Lou Fink
Anaconda
Chinook 1956 Celebrates Golden Anniversary at College
The 1956 Chinook marks its fiftieth year with distribution to students on Tuesday. To honor the Golden Anniversary the yearbook is bound in a gold cover and features a commemorative section highlighting this milestone.
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Miss Genevieve
Albertson
Robert Facin
Cani
Butte
Laurilie’ Burns
Milan
Minn
Helen Dresen
Cut Bank
Jean Carlson
Avon
Audrey Jernberg
Tacoma
Wash
Marlene Savich
Bill Leybold
Bob Roberts
Clarke
Williams
Don Shreeve
Frenchtown
Bernie Wenger
Dillon
Future Teachers Banquet Night Promises Program and Installations
The Future Teachers Association holds its annual banquet at Lee's steak house with Eliza beth Orr and Dillon and Elsie Johnson planning. Officers to be installed include Correne Jonasen, Elizabeth Orr, Audrey Oberst, and Gladys Goldsworthy. The event features baby expression, slides by Dr. Harold B. Erickson, and a community sing.
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Lee’s Steak House
Elizabeth Orr
Dillon
Elsie Johnson
Missoula
Harold B. Erickson
Correne Jonasen
St. Ignatius
Audrey Oberst
Plains
Gladys Goldsworthy
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead County Agent Ed Atkins Column
An agricultural column by Beaverhead County agent Ed Atkins discusses farm updates, extension tips, and community notices for local growers. The piece highlights seasonal tasks, crop health reminders, and cooperative extension programs in the county.
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ED Atkins
Beaverhead County
Danger period from poison plants endangers livestock
The article warns of two poisonous plants reaching peak danger in late spring and early summer. Tall larkspur, called the cattlemen's poison, causes cattle losses in mountain and foothill pastures. Peak hazard is late May through June, especially when snow cover hides grasses and leaves larkspur exposed.
College Students Attend Armstead Art Exhibit
College students in the Art Methods course joined Mrs. Mary Emerick and Mrs. Stella Bierrum at Armstead school last Friday. The exhibit showcased work from Armstead art classes taught by Mrs. Ruth Roys and Mrs. Adelaide Mitchell.
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Western Montana College of Education
Emerick
Bierrum
Armstead School
Mary Emerick
Stella Bierrum
Ruth Roys
Adelaide Mitchell
Armstead
Poisonous Plants And Irrigation Tips From Montana Extension
The article warns that death camas peaks in late spring, poisoning sheep on early spring pastures, especially at elevations 2000 to 6000 feet. It advises careful herding, cattle handling on infested ranges, and recommends a Montana Agricultural Experiment Station circular for more details. It also highlights soil auger use to sample soil moisture and cites Montana Extension Service bulletins on irrigating field crops, irrigation efficiency, and measuring devices, all available at the county extension office.
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Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana
Montana Extension Service
Soil Auger Emerges as Key Irrigation Tool
A simple device, the soil auger, is highlighted as essential equipment for irrigation on more farms. The article urges greater use of this tool to assess soil conditions and improve water management.
St James Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev Arthur Lord rector conducts 8am holy communion 11am morning prayer and sermon. Beginning services noted May 23 1956 in Dillon Examiner column.
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ST. James’ Episcopal Church
Arthur Lord
Dillon Examiner
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College
WMCE
Joe Doohan
William Seybold
Doohan
Western
IRC
Wescolite
Jim Fitzpatrick
Hot Springs
George A
Republican
Davis
State Treasurer Club
Helena
Presbyterian Church
Campus Journalism Club
Lois O’keefe
Betty Nicholls
Geary Moran
Joan Hutchinson
Willow Creek
Evelyn Mikkelsen
Marlene Holland
Myrna McCullough
Matrix
Mary B. Emerick
William Straugh
Eyvonne Trbovich
Robert Facincani
Genevieve Albertson
VP Moe
O. Kay Moe
Executive Council
Home Economics
Winifred Greenwood
Mary Craig
Frances Fordik
Kalispell
Beverly Gilmer
Melrose
Blanche Heller
Lewistown
Verna Jenkins
Deborah McFadyen
Stevensville
Elaine Turk
Rush Jordan
Joyce Boehm
Livingston
Ann Larabee
Earlville
Shirley Kalland
Baker
Nedine McCamant
Spokane
Juanita Sweeney
Myrtle Watts
Twin Bridges
Helen*Dresen
Tom O’brien
Charles Delano
Dennis Winters
WAA
Martha van Hellen
Pablo
Kay Lloyd
Joan McGrath
Pat McDonald
Frank Kibbee
Don Donovan
Dick Barber
Ronan
Wes Wagenaar
Lodge Grass
Bob McLeod
Havre
Les Parc
Bert English
Great Falls
George Nelson
Ray Scott
Jack Basolo
Gary Rafter
Opheim
Jim Deeney
Prescott
Jim Sullivan
Bob Petrino
Michael Lacey
Larry Palagi
Bill Connors
Norm Stubbs
Richie Graham
Thompson Falls
Randolph Gardens
Lie Ei
Olsen
Gov.club
J.newland
Treas Butte
Aligent
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