Discover Columbus Days Morse Show tops weekend entries
Nearly 500 entries competed at the Discover Columbus Days Morse Show with Rosemary McDonald of Phillips earning senior high point and Brad Bridgewater of Peru winning junior. Velvet Spurs from North Platte took best appearing club trophies and Silver Spurs Saddle Club of Platte Center sent the most horses. Top placings include John Rogan and others from Platte Center and Columbus across halter, pleasure, barrels, polebending, and reining events with a field of 40 plus clubs and many individual riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary McDonald
Phillips
Brad Bridgewater
Peru
Velvet Spurs Club
North Platte
Silver Spurs Saddle Club
Platte Center
John Rogan
Cecil Rains
Schuyler
Nancy Danekas
Dorchester
Dana Hellbusch
Columbus
Flatte Center
Bill Goedeken
Tom Lange
Pierce
Orval Andreasen
Fremont
Lisa Setater
Jill Goedeken
Gretchen Goedeken
Phil Smith
Denny Mohr
Norfolk
Cathy Reaman
Clarks
Lori Schafer
Sabra Sober
Fon Griffiths
Christy Schleichardt
Grand Island
Marte Kummer
Deb Urkuski
Jim Jazwick
Monrar
Susie Sorenson
Sue Tichota
Butch Tubbs
Lincoln
Mary Jane ‘Hall
Genoa
Barb Hoffmeister
St. Edward
Lori
Lisa Schafer
Mike Sorensen
Harlan Sorensen
Connie Bridgewater
Kurt Cruise
Fitch Wardeman
Dan Cruise
Loel Condreau
Phyllis Laudenklos
Gayle Jazwick
Karen Laudenklos
Harold Laudenklos
Monroe
Diane Senff
Peggy Hamill
Darlene Angles
Humphrey
Kevin Danekas
Pat Danekas
Ex Cotton Festival Queen now works in oilfield crew
Suzette Dietz 18, former Cotton Festival Queen, joined a Superior Oil Co crew in an oilfield near EVANGELINE LA. She shovels dirt and shells, digs ditches, and handles pipes for 5.52 an hour. She says outdoors work is tough but enjoyable and goes by Sam with male coworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline
UPI
Suzette Dietz
Miss Dietz
Talso
Dietz
Cotton Queen
Ville Platte
Superior Oi! Co
Ipg
Gary Ag
Fugs
Suzette
Sam
Equipment leasing boom reshapes U S finance
In San Francisco United States Leasing International amid a $75 billion, two year old industry, led by Henry Schoenfeld, catalyzed rapid growth from a $20,000 start to $2 billion in leased equipment. The firm helped standardize leasing methods, expanded internationally, and spurred thousands of operations nationwide including banks and manufacturers. The industry now finances about $315 billion yearly and is projected to rise through the 1980s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Harnett
San Francisco
UPI
U.S
United States Leasing International, Inc
Henry Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
US Leasing
Japan
Orient Leasing Co
Orient Leasing
United States
U.S. Leasing International
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Chris ‘Tooley
Keyhale
Cheryl Young
Kris Wolfe
Trastings
Calvin
Schwartz
Karen Chenault
York
Christy Nelson
Jerry Merlob
Omaha
Nancy Christiansen
Minden
C.B. Hurd
Tadie
Mary Jane Hall
Rosemary
Harvard University
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Tooleys
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