Fairfield News Notes On Fundraisers And Events
Fairfield events include contributions for a Portland Rose Festival band trip. Mother's Day dinner reservations in the Aragon ballroom. a high school Square Dance Festival May 22 with dancers from across the state. a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit May 12 at the high school gym to raise 75 pints. cantata Rip Van Winkle May 7 at the high school gym. and local families visiting relatives over the weekend.
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Portland
Fairfield
Armstrong, Valley
Eugene Schilling
Community Ladies Aid
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Nooh
Daisey -Genger
Lions Club
Rip van “Winkle
Gien Ewaktanki
Jack Hilling
Shelby
Mark Pendleton
Helen Scharrien
Cindy
Pendleton
New York
Spokane
Fairfield High School
Home modernization boom eyed for American houses
T H Hammon predicts Americans will spend about a billion dollars on home improvements in 1954. Much goes to modernizing bathrooms and kitchens and adding a second bath or powder room. He notes 67 percent of 48.3 million dwellings are over 20 years old and 50 percent over 30, urging financing plans through banks and contractors to simplify full-home modernization projects.
Hand Care Lotion Contest Promises Luxe Prizes
Readers asked to write 50 words or less on why On Hand lotion helps their hands. Prizes include a Picard watch, Marvella rings, mink cuffs, a Crosley radio, luggage, a gold fountain pen, and bonds. Contest runs February 1 to April 15. pick up an entry blank at cosmetic counters.
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Lucien
Picard
Marvella
Crosley Sky
Milton C. Herman
Amelia Earhart
U.S. Savings Bonds
Singer
Mary Brooks
Water Currents Friction Causes Slower Bank Flow
Water along the banks moves more slowly than the river center due to irregularities. The slower current from the banks tends toward the center where flow is faster.
Mexico forms National Youth Commission to teach 2000 annually
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization notes Mexico has created a National Youth Commission aimed at instructing 2,000 youths each year in reading and writing. Much of the work targets boys and girls without access to regular schools.
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Mexico
United Nations
Murray files bid for fourth term in U S Senate
Montana senator James E. Murray filed today a petition for re election to a fourth full term in the United States Senate. Murray has served since 1934 and ranks fifth in Senate seniority. He sits on the Interior and Insular Affairs committee, and the Labor and Public Welfare committee, shaping policy on irrigation, public lands, mining, Indian affairs, labor, health, education and veterans affairs.
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James E. Murray
United States Senate
Secretary of State
Murray
Montana
Thomas J. Walsh
Senate
Democraic Policy
City ordinance cleanup notice for May trash removal
Notice under city ordinances requires removal of trash and unsanitary materials to the city dump. The weeks of May 17 to 29 specify the collection window and enforcement actions if not complied.
City to offer free cleanup trucks for two weeks
The city urges residents of Chateau to prepare materials for removal by May 17 and use the free city dump service during a two week period. Materials should be burned if possible to save hauling costs and must be placed in the alley beside the property. Service ends May 29 by order of the City Council. Ted Halvorson mayor James Sulgrove city clerk.
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Chateau
Ted Halvorson
James Sulgrove
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