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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1950

Page

6

De Paur Chorus Delivers Fine Dillon Community Concert

The De Paur Infantry Chorus presented a varied program at Dillon High School to a standing room only audience. The 32 member ensemble, once part of the 372nd Infantry, performed five sets spanning modern works, Latin American folk songs, World War I tunes, Negro spirituals and multilingual pieces with solos and elaborate choral backing. The program included works by Langstroth, Lee, Kennan, Caribbean and South American pieces, and culminated in Bach chorales and Latin Ave Maria, with an encore Russian chant and Duckworth cadence. The next Community Concert is March 21, 1951 featuring Rey and Gomez dance team and the final event April 9 with a piano duo.

Leonard de Paul Hall Johnson America Ivan Langstroth Daikeong Lee Langstroth Kent Kennan Conductor de Paul Andre de Paul Roger Young Mr. de Paul Jesus Hung Clarence Jacobs Rey Gomez

Range grass deficient in phosphorus in eastern Montana

Laboratory tests of forage and cattle blood from Prairie Wibaux and Big Horn counties confirm phosphorus shortages in range grasses. Only 4 of 24 blood samples show adequate levels, with forage phosphorus at just .05 to .08 percent. Dr. Burkitt urges year round phosphorus supplementation for beef cattle.

Bozeman Montana William H. Burkitt Montana State College Burkitt G. C. Halver Montana Livestock Sanitary Board Paul Orcutt Prairie Wibaux Big Horn

St. Rose Church Sunday Mass Schedule

St Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday masses at 8 a m and 10 a m. Lima holds 10 30 a m on the first Sunday each month. Grant 10 30 a m on the second Sunday. Melrose 10 a m on the third Sunday and fifth Sunday if it occurs. Jackson 9 30 a m on the fourth Sunday.

ST. Rose Catholic Lima Grant Melrose Jackson

Water-Sewer School Held at Bozeman

City Engineer Harold Murray returned to Dillon after attending a four day water works and sewage operators and managers conference at Montana State College Bozeman November 15 to 18 1950. The American Waterworks Association and Montana board of health sponsored the event with 37 Montana city officials.

Harold Murray Dillon Montana State College Bozeman American Waterworks Association Montana Board of Health Montana State College P. C. Gaines H. B. Foote State Board of Health Carlyle Thompson C. W. Brinck U. S. Public Health Service Kansas City M. E. Henderson

Harvest Ball Queen Crowned at B C H S Event

Connie South of the B C H S sophomore class was crowned queen of the 1950 F F A Harvest ball. George Clemon crowned her. attendants were Elsita Rouse Louise Piazzola and Nancy Wenger. Entertainment by Boys Glee Club and Bill Gandrud's orchestra. O E S dance at St James Dec 1 1950 invites Masons and members.

Connie South Elsita Rouse Nancy Wenger Louise Piazzola FFA Bill Conover George Clemon Lester Jones Jim Richardson B.C.H.S. Beaver B.C.H.S Bill Gandrud Jim O.E.S Mizpah Order of the Eastern Star St. James Guildhall Masons O.E. S Erwin Christensen

Liquor Sales in Montana Top Five Million in Four Months

The Montana State Liquor Control Board reported liquor purchases by Treasure State drinkers reached 5,504,727 dollars in the first four months of the 1950 51 fiscal year. Gross profit stood at 1,383,758 dollars versus 1,156,313 dollars a year earlier, with sales up about 900,000 dollars from 1949.

Date bureau launches at Montana State University

MISSOULA A date bureau established by state university students arranges meetings by calling a girls dormitory to describe the type of girl desired. The system mirrors programs on other campuses and draws enthusiastic response from students.

Missoula Montana State University

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