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Chambercorner DILLON T ribu te - Wednesday, November30,2005 A-12 Forest Service and BLM now selling Christmas tree permits If your Christmas spirit gets a boost from going to the woods Whento you buy a permit, you will also receive a helpful informa­Forest Service offices selling permits in Southwest Montana are cut your own Christmas tree, then the Forest Service and Bureaution sheet that gives advice on how to best cut and care forin your Deer Lodge, Philipsburg, Butte, Whitehall, Dillon, Wisdom, of Land Management can help out. Christmas tree. Permits are for sale at Forest Service and BLMWise River, Sheridan, and Ennis. With a permit, you can cut a Christmas tree in nearly alloffices the and at a number of stores and other commercial locationsYou may also buy permits by mail. Send a check for $3 to the national forests in Montana and on public lands served by inBLM's Southwest Montana. nearest Forest Service office (make the check out to "USDA For­ Western Montana Field Offices. Tree-cutting permits cost $3. Call the nearest Forest Service office for the list of privateest Service”) or to the nearest BLM office (make the check out to In 'he Gallatin National Forest and in the Beartooth Districtvendors. of Forest Service and BLM offices are open weekdays, "USDIfrom Bureau of Land Management"). the Custer National Forest, near Red Lodge, Christmas tree per­8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Be sure to include your name and address so the agency can mits cost S5. BLM offices selling permits are in Butte, Dillon, and Missoula.mail your permit to you. Janice Martin, a musical review Dillon Friends of By George Johnston pieces by classical composersThe space between each notesang two operatic pieces and Violinist, Janice Martin, such as Bach and Beethoven. becameA as important as the notealso played two Chopin pieces dazzled the audience of Beier Music meet again Debussy Sonata for violin anditself as she carried the listener on the piano. Auditorium on Sunday, Novem­ piano was especially moving.on her musical journey. She displayed a beautiful ber 27. The Dillon Friends of Music will hold its1 quarterly It was from this point on that Her performances of mate­voice. With many of Dillon's To honor our troops, she meeting on Tuesday, December 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the her performance really started rial from modern composersLittle Fiddlers in attendance, started her concert with a BCHS Music Room. shining. percolated and were filled with she ended her program by do­ jazzed up rendition of the "Star Dillon Friends of Music is a non-profit organization Her technical abilities fused passion. ing the "Orange Blossom Spe­ Spangled Banner." Accompa­ dedicated to the promotion and enhoncement of music in with her artistic. The tone, con­ To give the listener a lookcial." Playing Janice Martin nied by a brilliant pianist, Ben­ . the Dillon schools. trol of vibrato and slides showedinto her versatility and to bal­style, she awed the crowd again. jamin Martin, she followed with If you have any questions, contact Mrs. Hagenbarth or her mastery of her instrument.ance the program, Ms. Martin Mr. fUonker at 683-4411 or Mary Sbafaieh at 683-5343. ChamberCorner I Stop by during show hours for the best popcorn in Montana! NI-WS I-«UM I III HI m kill \IM HWIItl m il < < IMMI Hi I H\ ( uri\ \tuUr\itn, l \ fcutt\f ihra tot Encouraged to shop local this holiday season I encourage everyone to shopFree chili, sponsored by Dil­bus. If you have questions, local and support Beaverheadlon Tribune starting at 5:30 p.m.please call Linda Lucero at 683- County businesses as we enteruntil gone. Chili will be served4388 or Vickie Lansing at 683- the holiday shopping season.in front of Southern Montana4347. Lots happening during theAbstract & Title and the Gil­ “Crimes of the Heart,” A Christmas Stroll this Friday bert Law Office building on modern American classic. Pre­ evening. Idaho Street. KDBM-KBEV will sented by UM-Western Drama The Community Christmasbe handing out popcorn in frontProgram will be December 1 Tree Celebration starts at 6:00 of Stephens II. through 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the p.m in front of Courthouse.Boot's Lake Christmas Spe­Main Hall Small Auditorium. Santa and Mrs. Claus will be cial will be at the Old Depot Admission is $5. there. The Dillon Jr. Fiddler Theater at 7 p.m. There will also The Holiday Button promo­ will be performing and Chi-Al- be a bake sale during this. tion is under way and buttons pha will be singing. The Christ­ On December 3 the Elk's are going quickly. Buy your mas tree will be lit at 6:30 p.m. Holiday Bazaar and Craft Show button today and be eligible for The University of Montana-at the Elk's Lodge, will be from prizes on Friday and Saturday Western student art show and9 a.m.-3 p.m. Lunch will be throughout December. Please open house will be at the Campserved 11 a.m.-2 p.m. For more listen to KDBM-KBEV for more Fortunate Interpretive Center,information call 683-5552. details or call the Chamber of 3-8 p.m. Stop by and see the The 34th Annual CommunityCommerce at 683-5511. wonderful art projects theseChristmas Bazaar will be 12-3 Participating businesses are students have made. The Dil­p.m. at the St. Rose listed on the Chamber website lon Jr. Fiddlers will be perform­ Family Center, lunch will be at ing from 5:15-6 p.m. prepared by Knights of Colum-’ vvvvw.beaverheadchamber.org. WEDNESDAY 9 p.m. on J fc KTVM (V) PRIME-TIME NETWORK TV / A WEEK AT A GLANCE Law A Order This time it's personal lor Lt Van Buren (S. Epatha Merkerson). 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