4-H Light Horse Show Slides To Tuesday On Rainout
The 4 H Light Horse Show scheduled as part of pre fair activities was halted by rain and will resume Tuesday afternoon at 4 00 pm in the grandstand area of the Cheyenne County Fair grounds. Competitions include junior and senior divisions with Showmanship Western Pleasure Horsemanship Reining and related ribbons. barrel and pole events remain to be completed.
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Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Bruce Brauer
Jim Childers
Kathy Wright
Cary Wilson
Wesley Handley
Halter
Claire Mehling
Lynnde Peterson
Laurie Nelson - Halter
David Wright
Ed Wilson
Kent Wright
Everett Mohatt
Javonne Filsinger
Kathy Brunkhardt
Larry Gass
Linda Thayer
Gayle Gass
Rex Wilson
Angela Mohatt
Colorado Golfer Wins Fort Sidney Amateur Open at Hillside
Warren Allen of Arvada Colorado won the 1966 Fort Sidney Days Amateur Open at Hillside Golf Course with 76 in the championship round, setting a 69 in the Saturday qualifying. Vince Fiorella and Jim Faddis placed second and third after playoff holes, with 81s. Bill Bishop of Denver won the senior flight with 43 on the nine hole course. A total of 76 golfers competed, prizes totaling over 900 dollars. The event aims to become an annual draw for tri state golfers.
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Bill Bishop
Warren Allen
Hillside
Ivan Adams
Telegraph
Arvada
Colo
Sidney
Allen
Vince Fiorella
Jim Faddis
Carl Faddis
City Golf Pro
Fiorella
Faddis
Jim Rodebush
Ken Mangels
Tom Wilson
Barney Fielder
Ken Mangles
Colorado
Denver
Mr. Bishop
Milt Handsel
Longmont
Pat Pattison
Jack Stevens
Bruce Gilliland
Kimball
Don Tedesco
Don Tuch
Larry Anderson
Kyle Mines
Jerry Krutsinger
Ken Pittam
Larry Thompson
Wayne Ayers
Thompson
Ayers
Gary Schweiger
Bob Pinkerton
Ron Holly
Ray Josten
Tri-State
Fort Sidney
Jim Rundstrom
Cross Country Practice Starts Tuesday At SHS
Sidney High School head cross country coach Glenn Houtz invites all boys to report to the Senior High locker room on Tuesday August 23 at 9 00 for pre season practice. Practices run Tue through the start of school August 29 with a full meet schedule to be published in The Telegraph once available.
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Sidney High
The
Telegraph
Glenn Houtz
Sidney High School
Senior High
Aome
Pheasant Habitat Boosts Nebraska Population
Lincoln reports Nebraska to maintain permanent nesting cover and late-season protection aiding pheasant production. M O Steen credits farmers ranchers and road departments for the thriving birds aided by favorable rainfall and dense carry-over cover unmatched by neighboring states. Data from spring and summer surveys show strong production of game including pheasants quail deer and turkey.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
South Dakota
M. O. Steen
Game Commission
Steen
Department of Roads
Commission
Pheasant Season Set August 24th in Nebraska Capitol
Nebraska's pheasant and other upland game seasons will be set Wednesday August 24 at 10 am in the West Senate Chamber at the State Capitol. A public hearing will be held then with the Commissioners meeting to follow at 8:30 am in the Game Commission director M. O. Steen's office. Boating regulations will be set there at 9 am.
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Lincoln - Nebraska
West
Senate
State Capitol
M. O. Steen
Game Commission
Nighthawk Feeds on Insects From Robber Fly to Mosquitoes
A nighthawk's diet spans moths and dragonflies to mosquitoes and gnats, showing its broad insect prey.
Chadron State College Fall Term Scheduled in September
Chadron State College opens fall semester September eight with Freshman Orientation tests and activities through September 12 and Freshman Registration on September 12. Upperclassmen register September 13 and classes begin September 14. The college highlights strong teacher education programs and notable accreditation and grants.
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Chadron State College
Chadron State
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
National Council For the Accreditation of Teacher Education
Nebraska
National Science Foundation
Financial Aid Available for CSTC Students
Chadron State College offers financial aid to nearly all students who meet minimum standards. Most average students rely on loans or part time work, with scholarships limited to bright or exceptionally needy cases. Educational Opportunity Grants go to families earning under $3000, and CSTC has $44,160 to distribute to needy students with an average 2.0 GPA or higher.
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Chadron State College
L. J. Fitzgibbon
Fitzgibbon
Peetz Downs Sidney 8 1 In Tournament Play
Peetz defeated Sidney 8 to 1 in a tournament game with Sidney totaling 11 hits and leaving 11 runners on base. John Koester pitched all nine for Peetz allowing eight hits and striking out nine. Maynard Wieser took the loss for Sidney after seven innings with 12 strikeouts and four walks. Next game is Wednesday at Potter with Peetz facing Potter at 7:30 p.m.
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Sidney Town
Peetz
Sidney
John Koester
Maynard Wieser
Wieser
Koester
Potter
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St. Pat's Irish
Gary Schneider
Cheryl Vach - Halter
Western Pleasure
Jimmy Thayer
Sam Wilson
Calvin Handley - Halter
Tommy Steeler
Patty Smith
Ronny Brenkhardt
Karla Childers
Karen Foster
Candy Radtke
Steve Wright
Ron Richards
Jannell Glassburn
Jerry Raddatz
Tom Gass
Kent Brauer
Kathy Wilson
Loretta Wilson
Steve Printz
Gary Kurz
Rita Underdown
Duane Freeman
del Koch
Jim Lauer
Joe Haugan
Hank Meysenburg
Ken Noteboom
Henry Ritz
Ralph Welch
John Schmitt
Hugh Donnelly
Bob Ludwig
Bill Robinson
SHS
CSTC
Sidney Perez
Nightengale
Tedesco
C Wieser
P Harrison
Rf Langley
Trennery
East
Lf King
Jallen
Peetz D. Roelle
Ron Wieser
Ss J. Koester
P D. Wieser
F. Roelle
Grasser
J. Roelle
F. Fehringer
E. Fehringer
E. Koester
Treinan
Maddox Motor Company
Bauerkemper Motor Clinic
Masek Auto Supply
Bauerkemper
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