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The Sidney Herald
Sidney, Richland County, Montana
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Roland R. Schulz, a zoology graduate and experienced fish culturist, has been appointed manager of the federal fish hatchery in Miles City, Montana. He previously worked for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Nebraska and Indiana, and now resides there with his family.
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Roland R. Schulz, experienced fish culturist and former employee of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, has assumed his duties as manager of the federal fish hatchery at Miles City.
Schulz is a graduate of the University of Nebraska with a B. A. degree in zoology. He began work as an apprentice fish culturist with the fish and wildlife service at Crawford, Neb., in 1951 holding that position for about three and one-half years. He was transferred to Rochester, Indiana as an assistant fish culturist and after attending the Warm Water Fisheries School in Alabama for a year returned to Crawford as a fish culturist. He and his wife and three children are residing in Miles City.
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Miles City
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assumed duties as manager; residing in miles city with wife and three children
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Roland R. Schulz, experienced fish culturist and former U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service employee, has assumed duties as manager of the federal fish hatchery at Miles City. Graduate of University of Nebraska with B. A. in zoology. Began as apprentice fish culturist in Crawford, Neb., in 1951 for three and one-half years; transferred to Rochester, Indiana as assistant; attended Warm Water Fisheries School in Alabama for a year; returned to Crawford as fish culturist.