4 H Council Elects Sets Up 1971 Plans
The Cheyenne County 4 H Council elected Carl Kurz as chairman with officers Verlin Livingston, Woten, and Dale Katen. They set the 1971 calendar and committees including Home Economics Judging on Jan 30, Livestock Judging, Camp, Showmanship, Demonstration Day, and a Song Contest. Next meeting is 9 a.m. March 5.
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Cheyenne County
H Council
Carl Kurz
Verlin Livingston
Woten
Dale Katen
I 24
Duane Bondegard
Bob Bilby
Don Bremer
McRoberts
al Jung
Dennis Pointbelace
Kermit Neilson
Otto Aufdengarten
Jim Deaver
Clarence Correll
Dan Kastens
Emil Weyerts
Bernie Fushrer
Lloyd Aans
Duane Kahl
Auf
Winter safety tips for postal workers and pedestrians
The piece emphasizes icy hazards in winter walks and stairs. It advises treating every surface as icy, using a skier like knee bend, loading weight onto the outside foot, and keeping holds on available supports. It urges clearing sidewalks after storms to prevent injuries to pedestrians and postal workers.
Commencement At Lincoln To Be Jan 30
More than 900 University of Nebraska students will receive degrees at Mid-Year Commencement held at 10 a.m. Saturday in Auditorium. The class is a new university record, about 100 more than the 1970 mark. Activities will preside with Dr. C. ties as master of ceremonies.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Symphony to be at Bluffs in Scottsbluff
Denver Symphony Orchestra will perform a public concert at the Nebraska Western gymnasium in Scottsbluff on Thursday February 4 at 7 30 p m The 86 member orchestra under Brian Priestman will perform as one of the nations 28 major orchestras Tickets are 1 00 for adults and 1 00 for students Tickets available at NWC main office area high schools and Jay's Music Renzelmans Griffiths Music City Hammond Organ Studios in Scottsbluff William French and Dean Maxwell are in charge of ticket sales.
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Denver Symphony Orchestra
Nebraska Western Gymnasium
Scottsbluff
Henry Hagen
Brian Priestman
Symphony
NWC
Jay
Silage Feed Bunks For Cattle
A plan outlines four silage bunk designs for cattle feeding. The umbrella type bunk is wood built with a sun and rain roof and reinforced corners. Other bunks omit roofs and can be extended to desired length for dual side feeding. Contact E A Olson at the University of Nebraska for drawings Plan No 6012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Olson
University of Nebraska
Usda Cooperative Farm Building Exchange Plan
IRS Says Form 1040 Is Easier To Work
The 1970 Form 1040 simplifies filing with a 4 page package down from 32 pages. Changes reflect the Tax Reform Act of 1969, including built in low income allowance up to 10000, higher personal exemption, lower surcharge, a new minimum tax, and a Retirement Income Credit. The IRS will compute taxes for some standard deduction filers at Service Centers.
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Omaha
IRS
IRS Service Center
Alaemea
Second Semester Enrollment At CSC Jan 25 6
Chadron State College sets second semester enrollment for January 25 and 6 with classes starting January 27 except Tuesday night games. About 2,300 students expected, similar to last year, as first term enrollment reached 2,462 students.
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CSC
Chadron State College
Beet Contract Declared Best Ever by Official
Denver based Great Western Sugar Co and five state beet growers agree on a contract for 1971. Robert R. Owen predicts total cash returns could reach 18.50 dollars per ton of beets with average sugar content. The agreement covers Colorado Kansas Montana Nebraska and Wyoming.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Co
National Growers Federation
Great Western
Robert R. Owen
Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Blake
Great Western United Corp
United States
Owen
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FDIC
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Jim
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Jackson
Kokjer-Clark
Chevrolet, Inc
Poland
A.C
D.C
Virden Perme-Bit Co
Virden Perma-Bilt Co
Leveo Ae
Illinois
Maddox Motor CO
Chrysler- Plymouth
JEEP
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