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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1952

Page

8

Beavers vs Wardens Kickoff Poised For Friday Rivalry

BCHS Beavers and Deer Lodge Wardens meet at Vigilante field Dillon for an undefeated showdown that could decide fall playoff chances. Beavers boast 3-0 start including 44-21 vs Hamilton while Wardens rolled Ronan 26-0 and Butte Reds 26-6. Local chatter highlights Burgess ties and home-town edge as band reports add scene.

Vigilante Field Dillon Bchs Beavers Deer Lodge Beavers Chuck Burgess Burgess BCHS Butte Central Reds Beaverhead Wardens

Dillon Girl Scouts And Brownies Organized

Friday afternoon a training session for Dillon Girl Scout leaders and assistants concluded with forming Brownie troop No. 2 No. 3 No. 5 No. 8 and No. 7. Leaders include Mrs. oer Deputy Mrs. J Knight Mrs. Mills Jendresen Mrs. Darrell Gleed Mrs. Robert Morey Mrs. Walter Foster Mrs. Ray Lynch Mrs. Dorothy Kneeland and Mrs. Clair Michels.

Roy Forrester, Jr Organization of Dillon Brownie Oer J Knight Mills Jendresen Darrell Gleed Robert Morey Walter Foster Ray Lynch Dorothy Kneeland Clair Michels

Hard-fought contest promises tough path for both teams

The win and loss teams brace for a demanding road ahead as analysts warn neither will have an easy time in the upcoming fixtures. Key players from both sides remain central to expectations and strategies.

BCHS Students to Represent Beaver at Editorial Meet

Eight Beaverhead County High School students will represent the school at the third annual fall Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association meeting on the Montana State University campus October 10 and 11 accompanied by faculty advisor E. E. Patterson. More than 275 high school newspaper and yearbook staffs are expected to attend. BCHS group includes Beverly George editor of the Beaver and six others. The MIEA, founded in 1917, counts 133 high school newspapers and 56 yearbooks in its membership, per MSU journalism professor Robert Struckman.

E. E. Patterson Beaverhead County Montana Interscholastic Editorials Association Montana State University BCHS Beverly George The Beaver Charlotte Redman Laurene Walker Connie South Jeanette Watkins Janet Williss Yvonne Wenger MIEA United States Robert Struckman MSU Association

Daughters of Nile Queen Guests Speak at Dillon Club Luncheon

Mrs Elizabeth Bedell queen of Tirzah temple Daughters of the Nile visited the Dillon Sewing club at a 130 luncheon at the Country Club on Oct 1 She spoke on supreme sessions held in Portland Ore Garments and articles created by Dillon members were displayed and will be sent to Shrine Hospital Shreveport La for Christmas toys books and aid Covers for 32 were arranged with fall flowers and green yellow white place cards

Elizabeth Bedell Butte Tirzah Daughters of the Nile Dillon Sewing Club Country Club Jane Portland Ore Bedell Amelia Rosenstein Opal Massey Tirzah Temple Dillon Shrine Hospital Shereveport

Press freedom warned against by speaker in postwar era

The speaker decried the bring the boys home campaign of 1945 46 as aiding communists and warned dictatorship begins with press control. He criticized government news suppression as masking errors and urged readers to decide for themselves what is right in what they read, noting it is a privilege to think.

Bulldogs Fall at Idaho in 25 0 Setback

Western’s football team fell behind early as Idaho built a 12 0 halftime lead and then pulled away 25 0 by final. Key moments included a Kibbee to Anderson first down, an Idaho fumble recovery, a 72 yard run by Lyle Ascola, and Blue to Uscola scoring strike. Western showed flashes but could not sustain offense.

Bulldogs Kibbee Anderson Idaho Western Ron Kimmel Blue Westover Allen Huber McDonald McGuire McClung U.C Foley I.S.C Lyle Ascola Pugmier Pocatello Straugh Dale Tash Eddie Durkin Frank Kibbee Larry McClung Norman Jacobson Ted Kato Bob Davis Buzz Davis Bill Allen Joe McDonald Noel Huber Dick McGuire Jim Hebnes Don Foley Darrell Ehlert John Alonzo Tom Hillyer Jerry Anderson Gary Willis Melvin Miller Floyd Fitzgerald Don Nissen Bill Vandegrift E.M.C.E Billings Eastern Montana College of Education Rocky Mountain College School of Mines

Beavers Hold Off Butte In Narrow Victory

Beavers win 18-6 after a tight 48 yard Beaver drive sets up a late score. Bierum and Dumke spearheaded the march to the Butte 12 before Schulz connected with Denny for a falling end zone TD. Butte’s Cutler adds a coffin corner pass score. Romers sidelined and Schulz hampered by wrist wrap.

Butte Bierrum Jerry Dumke Gene Lloyd Beaver Schulz Denny Beavers Reds Bob Loveridge Binstock Mirich Cutler Duane Simon Red Butte Boys Romers

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