Talent Night Set At Fairfield Friday
The Fairfield Little Theatre presents its annual talent night Age of Aquarius on Friday April 2 at 8 p.m. in the Fairfield Community Hall. Proceeds go to the Community Hall Fund followed by a dance. The note thanks Teton Memorial Hospital staff nurses and Dr Cannon and Rev Engberg for care and kindness.
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Fairfield Little Theatre
Age of Aquarius
Fairfield Community Hall
Community Hall
Teton Memorial Hospital
Reader's Digest to Print Coupon With Letter to Hanoi on POWs
Reader's Digest will publish a coupon with a letter to Hanoi in its April issue to mobilize public concern over U S prisoners of war in North Vietnam. The coupon, addressed to President Tan Duc Thang, will be distributed with 17 750 000 copies and routed via the American Red Cross to Hanoi.
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Hanoi
North Vietnam
U. S
United States
Tan Duc Thang
American Red Cross
Washington
Washingon
D. C
Red Cross
Tan
Leaflet guides on 1971 set-aside farm programs
The Teton County ASCS office offers question and answer leaflets explaining the 1971 set-aside programs for wheat and feed grain. The leaflets cover price supports, payments, leases, allotments, conservation, compliance, and other program details. Sign-up continues through April 9 at the County ASCS office.
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Teton County
ASCS
Manuel
ASC
Air Force Sergeant James W Bell arrives at Osan Air Base Korea
U S Air Force Sergeant James W Bell son of Mr and Mrs James L Bell Rudolph Wis has arrived for duty at Osan Air Base Republic of Korea. He is a communications wiring specialist in a unit of Air Force Communications Service and previously served at Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi. Bell is a 1966 Aurora Hoyt Lakes High School graduate and attended Bemidji State College and Wisconsin State University Stevens Point. His wife Donna is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Lear of Chateau Fort Ord California.
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Osan-Ni
Republic of Korea
U. S
James W. Bell
James L. Bell
Rudolph Wis
Osan AB
Bell
Air Force
Keesler Afb
Miss
Aurora- Hoyt Lakes High School
Aurora
Minn
Bemidji (Minn
Wisconsin State University
Steven’s Point
Sergeant Bell
Donna
Jack Lear
Chateau
Fort Ord
Calif
Larry D. Beerman
Lawrence C. Beerman
Power
U. S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Ft. Ord
Pvt
Beerman
Power High School
Great Falls Man Sentenced to Prison
Hal Leitheiser of Great Falls was found guilty in Judge R D McPhillip s court of writing fraudulent checks in Te ton County. He was sentenced to 42 months in prison and transported to Deer Lodge State Prison by Sheriff Albert Becker.
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Hal Leitheiser
Great Falls
R. D. McPhillip
Chateau
Teton County
Albert Becker
Leitheiser
Deer Lodge
Firemen Elect New Officers at Chateau Department
Bill Hoyt was named president of the Chateau Fire Department replacing Glen Yeager. New officers include Adolph Kadubeck as vice president Dick Nordhagen as secretary treasurer and Pete Howard James Weinert Arvid Sunder Barney McClue Jerry Wellington and Gerald Gallagher as trustees. Fire marshal Dick Conklin remains in post and Pete Huidekoper recently retired after more than 20 years of service.
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Bill Hoyt
Chateau Fire Department
Glen Yeager
Adolph Kadubeck
Dick Nordhagen
Pete Howard
James Weinert
Arvid Sunder
Barney McClue
Jerry Wellington
Gerald Gallagher
Yeager
Bill McCauley
Bill Breen
Grant Curtis
Dick Dauwalder
Don Hofeldt
Gale Isakson
Leo Pierre
Bob Scott
Enoch Stroh
Milton van Auken
Jim Weinert
Dick Conklin
Pete Huidekoper
Hunters to wear bright hunter orange for big game
Max Stone of the Fish and Game Department says hunter orange will be required for big game hunters starting May 1 1972. Senate Bill 68 defines daylight fluorescent orange and sets a minimum 400 square inches of exterior garment area. Archers in bow only zones are exempt after May 1 1972.
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Max Stone
Fish and Game Department
Stone
REAP benefits urged for Montana woodlands and owners
Montana ASC chairman Joel P. Antrim promotes rural environmental assistance program cost sharing for planting and improving timber on small tracts. The program covers up to 80 percent of forestry costs, funds long term forest benefits, and aims to expand woodland acreage across private and state lands in Montana.
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Joel P. Antrim
Montana
ASC
Antrim
ASCS
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Rose Room
Mont
Barbara J
Chateau City
Jay Dunckel
Secy
Louis Stockhill
Bake Sale
Isakson
Trinity Lutheran Ladies
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Kraft Indiv
Nalley
Crisco
Haley Chili
Kopper Kettle
Jeno
Choteau
Francis Truchot
Roberta
AIC
Michael H. Uhlmeyer
Barbara Jo Hoard
Newport Beach
Tom Uhlmeyer
Sacramento
Miss Truchot
Vo-Tech
Almeyer
Vietnam
Larry Beerman
Fish & Game News
Knudtzon Lumber Company
Choteau, Mont
Chateau Bakery
Ellen
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