4-H Club Begins Novice Training for Young Horse Lovers
The Sidney Wranglers 4-H Horse Club starts a novice group for children eight and younger to learn about horses and prepare for 4-H at age nine. First meeting is Monday April 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the 4-H Building with Bernie Gass as leader and helpers Loretta Wilson and Evelyn Correll assisting.
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Sidney Wranglers 4-H Horse Club
Bernie Gass
The
Wranglers
Loretta Wilson
Evelyn Correll
4 H Dolls and Eager Hands Club Meetings Notes
February meeting at Anita and Sandy Countryman home with Cindy Jackson as president and Terry Martin as reporter. March meeting hosted by Ruth Spencer. plans set for Spring Carnival. Connie Hickman and Marilyn Rice guests. refreshments by Mrs Ralph Spencer. Eager Hands group gathered at Mrs John Baudek home with song opener and roll call. Nebraska trip discussed and minutes and treasurer read. Laura Baudek reported.
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Anita
Sandy Countryman
Cindy Jackson
Kathleen Lessman
Terry Martin
Ruth Spencer
Connie Hickman
Marilyn Rice
Anita Countryman
Ralph Spencer
John Baudek
Nebraska
Laura Baudek
Scout Troop 89 and Den 4 Pack 82 Meetings Report
Patchy notes from 1968 describe Scout Troop 89 flag ceremonies, roll calls, dues, and plans for Laramie Peak spring camporee on May 3 and 4 with menu planning and singing. Den 4 Pack 82 covers April meetings at homes, outdoor code, cleanliness pledges, Easter crafts, and new members Kathy Van Aelstyn Barbie Davis and Cora Simmerman.
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Laramie Peak
Bret Belden
Den
Norma Hodglin
America
Tim Heaton
Bill Tschacher
Scott Kealy
Navy Seaman Apprentice Hutsell Graduates From Basic Training
Seaman Apprentice James E. Hutsell, 18, son of Mrs. Arlette Kinnersley of Sidney, completed nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. He now prepares for his first assignment at sea or shore station after study of military subjects and living under service conditions.
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Great Lakes, Ill
James E. Hutsell
USN
Arlette Kinnersley
Cedar St
Sidney
Navy
Naval Training Center
Community Improvement Week Declared in Lodgepole
The Monday evening Women's Club of Lodgepole Nebraska urges property owners to clean up trim trees and remove debris and plans to reenter windows of vacant main street buildings. Mayor Lloyd Bondegard proclaims April 22 1968 as Community Improvement Week and notes a cancer statistic from the American Cancer Society estimating 73000 Americans will be diagnosed this year with colon and rectal cancer with prompt treatment saving many.
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Lloyd Bondegard
Lodgepole
Lodgepole Women’s Club
Larry Morrison
Nebraska
American Cancer Society
Census Snapshot in Nursery Yields 44 Residents No Infants
Admitted and dismissed lists show names from Sidney Gurley Lodgepole and Lodgepole with many residents moving in and out. The transition note mentions civilian to naval service training under veteran petty officers including seamanship survival and military drill.
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Sidney
Walter Kinne
Forrest Devier
Scott Cook
Horace G. Moore
Jeri Roberts
Hans P. Nielson
Herb Johnson
Ed Colone
Kay Ann Larson
Gurley
Leo J. Wolff
Lodgepole
Sue Larreau
J. D. Bauer
Tom Colling
Penny Byers
Tyler Ribera
Donnie Adamson
Tars Meet A Panel Discussion On Lowering Voting Age
The Teen Age Republicans held a Monday meeting at President Steve Mattoon’s home with 22 members present. The group plans a May 13 gathering with location to be announced.
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Steve Mattoon
Dangerous javelin injuries prompt concern at Cape Town fields
In four days three youths were struck by wind blown javelins on sports fields. Irene Nicholas, 17, fainted after a javelin narrowly missed her spinal cord. Charles Fortuin, 14, was hit in the stomach and Bernard Fuchs, 18, sustained a puncture to the arm.
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Cape Town
Irene Nicholas
Charles Fortuin
Bernard Fuchs
Lenten Devotions At First Methodist Church
Final Lenten devotions were held in the chapel of the First Methodist Church on Wednesday morning. Mrs. John Scholl delivered the message titled Overcoming the Evils Of Life from the parable of the wheat and tares. Mrs. Ken Noteboom Jr. played the organ with 43 attendees.
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First Methodist Church
John Scholl
Ken Noteboom Jr
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