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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1948
Page
4
A reflective column argues that politicians and citizens alike evade blame by passing the buck. It compares party rhetoric to a sly Irish tale and laments distrust, urging truthfulness to advance peace and better global relations.
The Chi nook staff and junior class annual for the Normal college were announced with Rose Radovinatz editor and Fred Searle associate editor. Other posts include Paul Holloran and Bill Jolly business managers, Arthur Rapp and Nina Bergen picture editors, and Lindy Estes athletics. A front-steps railing was installed for winter safety. Student activity committee members for 1948-49 were June Balfour, Virginia Crabtree, Don Ellsworth, Alfred Fidler, and June elected by student vote. Home-coming queen Joan Yeaman crowned at the football game. attendants listed. The Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Gondaliers was chosen. tryouts named for the Duke Donald Wallin and family roles. Cast and staff details listed, with second cast to be announced. WAA plans at Torrey Lodge October 23-24. Referendums 51 and Neil Noll and Hugh Simmons initiated by art club. Gargoyle vice-president Marian Hansen elected. other officers named. Mrs. Frances Dorr visiting Bozeman.
The North Rocky Mountain Aberdeen Angus show and sale will be held in Billings on October 29 and 30 with Jon Lewis of Bozeman serving as judge. The sale starts at 12:30 p.m. on October 30, featuring top stock from Montana Wyoming and North Dakota.
Lt. Col. Lloyd R. Robberson of Rosebud has assumed duties as commanding officer of the 186th National Guard fighter squadron based in Great Falls. He was appointed by state Adjunct General S. H. Mitchell of Helena.
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