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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1970
Page
3
Winners in the American Legion Auxiliary essay contest for eighth grade were Rodney Hanquist first, Melody Albin second, and Marilyn Rosno third. Awards will be presented at the April Auxiliary meeting with winners their mothers and sponsor Mrs. Nielsen as special guests.
The Polk Pins and Pans 4-H Club met at the Dale Lindburg home in February. Mrs Cramer instructed girls on selecting patterns to suit their figures. A bake sale is planned for March 7 at the hotel to benefit the Warren Bedient fund chaired by Jan Lindburg.
Farmers can feed certain moldy grain with caution. Remove surface mold, test on 1–2 animals, and limit initial inclusion to 15–20 percent of the ration. Mycotoxins vary by toxin and animal, with signs from listlessness to abortions. necropsy may show hemorrhages, edema, and liver changes.
Coffee guests of Mrs. Laura Bolton included Clarence Bolton Connie Beebe Greg Beebe of Lincoln and Donald Hanquist family. Leigh Ann Gustafson of Hastings stayed with her parents. Fredrickson Flodman guests in Grand Island honored birthdays. Dudley Baack and a Peru College friend spent weekend in Elgin. Traveling visits continued in Lincoln Bellevue and Denver with multiple hosts.
Pvt Steve Carlstrom of Fort Knox on an 18 day leave with his parents and set to report to Oakland California and then Vietnam. A series of Sunday visits includes the Carlson, Nyberg, Blase, Garling and Roth households with church youth group meeting and musical program. Several visitors from Tekamah Denver and Merrick Manor attend. Florida vacationers return home. A reflective note on praise shaping character in youth.
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