King and Queen Named At School Sweetheart Dance
Bonnie Wilkening and Jim Sparks were crowned king and queen at the Saturday High School Sweetheart dance. Toni Bantam from Orleans Neb attends Kearney and played with Jim McKinney's orchestra.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1968
Page
4
Bonnie Wilkening and Jim Sparks were crowned king and queen at the Saturday High School Sweetheart dance. Toni Bantam from Orleans Neb attends Kearney and played with Jim McKinney's orchestra.
Architectural sketch by Herman York details Plan HA536Y a two story dwelling with 968 square feet on the first floor and 1 024 on the second. Features include a sunken family room glass door access to rear play area and a five foot linen closet. In addition four large second floor bedrooms. The garage is integrated into the design. Jim Richards will move his family to Dix from Kimball end of month.
Senator Carl Curtis in Washington said he will press for a law change to require the Agriculture Department to make 50 percent advance payments to farmers in the feed grain program. He noted the department initially considered ending advances but kept policy for 1968 and would extend it to 1969 if law changed. Representative Robert Denney has a companion bill in the House.
Kansas City report notes Jack A Peters of Sidney was named to membership in the American Hereford Association the world’s largest purebred registry. Sixty five Hereford breeders were added to the association roster in January. The AHA maintains records for more than 60 000 breeders of registered Herefords nationwide.
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