Open House Marks Golden Anniversary for Horniceks
About 100 attendees celebrated the Golden anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Hornicek on February 20 from 1 to 5 PM. Relatives and friends came from near and far, with all their children and in laws present. Hosts served a delicious lunch as they wish the couple many more happy anniversaries.
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Joe R. Hornicek
Bud Hewitt
Chappell
Agnes Zalesky
Wayne Roberts
New Ulm
Minn
New Wheat Products To Be Developed
LINCOLN The new director of utilization programs for the Nebraska Wheat Commission, Richard Lewis, announced initial efforts will stress new wheat food products. He cites famine foods overseas and potential high protein wheat foods like peeled wheat products and a milk-like derivative. Ervain Friede, Chairman, wants to gauge Nebraska processors interest and stage a demonstration to show costs and possibilities, aiming to boost statewide wheat processing and income.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Wheat Commission
Richard Lewis
Commission
Ervain Friede
Lewis
Nebraska
Friede
Management Of Soil Makes Good Sense
Lincoln soil management expert M D Weldon outlines four basics for productive, sustainable farming: moisture storage, erosion protection, soil tilth, and nutrient provision. He stresses tailoring programs to soil type, finances, risk tolerance, and farming capabilities, with soil tests guiding lime, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and zinc needs.
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Lincoln
M.D. Weldon
Extension Agronomist
University of Nebraska
Weldon
Plan Ahead For Your Lunch Box
Lincoln report notes a Sunday meal plan can seed Monday lunches. Kathryn Cooley, University of Nebraska Extension foods specialist, urges forethought so meats salads and fruits move into Monday sandwiches finger foods and snacks.
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Lincoln
Kathryn Cooley
University of Nebraska Extension
Scientists Probe Recent Advances on the Aurora Borealis
In recent years researchers have begun to grasp the aurora borealis more fully. The work focuses on atmospheric interactions and solar wind, shedding light on how colorful skies form.
Low bidders on ETV tower work in Nebraska
Kline Iron & Steel Co of Columbia S C submitted the apparent low bids Friday for two Nebraska Educational Television Network projects. A 1499 foot antenna tower for Channel 13 at Alliance was bid at 164990 and 79852 to remove a TV tower at Beaver Crossing and re erect it near Sutherland for Channel 9 at North Platte. The firm also offered a 242363 combination bid. The Beaver Crossing tower serves KOLN TV Lincoln but Cornehusker Broadcasting Corp plans a new 1500 foot tower. The old tower was donated to the ETV Commission for use at North Platte.
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Lincoln
Beaver Crossing
Koln-Tv
Cornehusker Broadcasting Corp
ETV Commission
North Platte
Sheep Inspector Finds No Scabies
Lemoyne Johnson, inspector of sheep in the western half of the state, finished inspections of 27 035 sheep on 229 farms in ten and a half counties and found no sign of scabies. This indicates growers’ efforts to control the costly mite and reflects thorough inspections across sheep operations. The report notes scabies causes severe itching and wool loss.
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Lemoyne Johnson
Tractor Day at Nebraska July 28 at Field Laboratory
The University of Nebraska will host Tractor Power and Safety Day at the NU Field Laboratory on July 28. Dr. Robert Kleis says the theme is Engineering for Labor Efficiency. The event gathers thousands of farmers from several Midwest states, with a 1965 turnout over 17,000.
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Mead
University of Nebraska
NU Field Laboratory
Robert Kleis
NU Department of Agricultural Engineering
women able to study theology at Ripon Hall Oxford
Ripon Hall Theological College in Oxford announces it will admit women seeking theology study for teaching and research. The change opens entrance to a program training Church of England priests and related academic work.
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Oxford, England
Ripon Hall Theological College
Church of England
Nebraska Fence Laws booklet answers fence line questions
The University of Nebraska offers Extension Circular 65-829 titled Nebraska Fence Laws. The guide answers common questions about fence lines and is available through county Extension agents.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraska
International Theater Institute to meet in New York in 1967
The International Theater Institute will hold its biennial congress in New York during June 1967. A Ford Foundation grant of 90000 dollars will cover basic costs for the week-long meeting. ITI has centers in 48 countries and has hosted congresses in Paris Helsinki Vienna Warsaw and Tel Aviv.
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United States
New York
International Theater Institute
Ford Foundation
ITI
Paris
Helsinki
Vienna
Warsaw
Tel Aviv
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