On job training program improves for high schoolers
The On-the-job training program for high school students in Hamburg shows progress this fall. The Off-farm Agricultural Occupations Curriculum, created by Allen Blezek with local cooperation, lets students train at agricultural firms while taking regular classes. About half the class has been placed. others will join stations next semester, with many local firms expressing interest.
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George Neusil
Allen Blezek
Hamburg
Vocational Agriculture Astructor
Gary Anderson
Dick Dooley
The
Dooley Motor Company
Don Phillips
Hamburg Community Schools
Ground may grow vegetables again along Missouri river
Iowa State University extension reports encouraging results from a Whit ing area trial growing cucumbers sweet corn tomatoes and green beans for commercial use. Top yielders include Blue Lake corn ears 21 750 per acre and Surprise tomatoes 104 600 pounds per acre with other varieties also performing well. Kermit Hildahl led the project urging Iowa Development Commission study to supply fresh produce to Omaha Council Bluffs and wholesale outlets. Wettest November on record continues with 0.86 inches total after a new 0.68 inch reading adding to current totals.
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Missouri River
Iowa State University Extension PLC
Whiting
Blue Lake
V.F. Napoli
Kermit Hildahl
Armes
Iowa Development Commission
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Hamburg
Nebraska City
Beck Seeks Bill of Particulars in Beck Indictment
Judge Martin will rule on the bill of particulars before Beck’s arraignment, with a decision expected later this week or early next week. St Cecilia Cantata Sunday features Born A King, narration by Mrs Dellis Brandt, soloists, Hallelujah Chorus, and organ piano accompaniment at First United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Beck
ST. Cecilia
St. Cecilia Choir
First United Methodist Church
John W. Peterson
Dellis Brandt
Wayne Smith
Ray Hodde
Marvin Oakes
Hamburg youth center gets new director and hours
John Davis, a discharged Navy veteran, takes over management of the Hamburg Youth Center as hours are adjusted. The center opens 7:15 to 9:45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays with senior high and junior high days, and 7:30 to 11 on Saturdays and 2 to 4:30 Sundays for all students. Admission drops. center free to all. School board announces a Dec 6 meeting at 7:30 p.m.
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Hamburg
John Davis
Raymond Bartle
Davis
George Neuzil
Hamburg Community School Board
Parks charged with assault at Nebraska City Youth Center
Ronnie D. Parks, 24, Hamburg, pleads not guilty to assaulting the director of the Nebraska City Youth Center. The charge, filed Nov 25 by Director Joe Kafka, carries a $250 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Dec 7 in Otos County court. Police Chief Clarence Iverson said Kafka reported limits on smoking, leading to the shove and strike. Also noted are services for Carl Allen, 72, at Malton Rest Home following his death on Nov 28 with Reverend Roy Wingate presiding.
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Ronnie D. Parks
Hamburg
Nebraska City
Joe Kafka
Otos County
William F. Davis
Clarence Iverson
Kafka
Parks
Carl Allen
Malton
Roy Wingate
Anit
Free Matinee Movies At Colonial Theatre December
Area youngsters may enjoy three free matinee shows at the Colonial between now and Christmas with one sponsored by Hamburg merchants and another by the American Legion post. Showtimes are 1 30 p m on Saturdays December 11 and 18 and Christmas Eve. A special paid Christmas movie will run December 11 and 12. Treasurers office hours shortened to 9 to 4 30 weekdays and 9 to 11 30 Saturdays starting Wednesday.
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Colonial Theatre
June Rash
Hamburg
American Legion Post
The
Legion
Sun
Fremont County
Winifred Rhoades
Hamburg junior high concert set for December 2
The Hamburg junior high band and chorus will present a concert Thursday December 2 at 730 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The chorus directed by Mrs Tamara Curfman will perform a varied selection including spirituals and Christmas music with two soloists. The band directed by Mr and Mrs Bil D Stensel will also perform.
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Hamburg
Tamara Curf ™Man
Homes Being Decorated Takes Holiday Spirit Center Stage
The holiday spirit is evident as homes are decorated for the season. Prize money for a contest tops at $15 for first place and $10 for third, with further details about participation still to come.
License plates available for 1972 in Sidney
Town Treasurer Winifred Rhoades announces 1972 motor vehicle license plates will be issued from the treasurer's office in Sidney starting Wednesday morning. Plates are yellow with black numerals and letters and must last three years. Present plates become delinquent February 1 next year. Mother of former resident dies.
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Sidney
Winifred Rhoades
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New Hours For Youth Center
Ted Squlins
Old Dad
Stemzels
Mes
Bil D. Stensel
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Chamber of Comerce
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Prand Prises
Don Clayton
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Chamber of Commerce
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