Bowling scores and standings from Whitaker Tavern card
Bowling results dated January 17 1967 show Whitaker Tavern at 48 28 and Zwickl Decorators at 46 30 with several other clubs including Sidney Elks Upholstery Serv Adams Combine Enevoldsen Ins Miller Imps Kokjer Motors Foland Farm Ma Meadow Gold Allis Chalmers Co op Gas 11 0 11 0. Elks posted high team series and game 2617 925 while Denver led individual series with 579 and Milt Nissen had top individual game 240.
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Whitaker Tavern
Zwickl Decorators
Sidney Elks
Adams Combine
Enevoldsen Ins
Miller Imps
Kokjer Motors
Foland Farm Ma
Meadow Gold
Allis Chalmers
Co-op Gas
Duplicate Bridge Master points at Sidney meet
Duplicate Bridge Master points were awarded at the Sidney Duplicate Bridge group Wednesday evening. Five and a half tables were in play. Winners: first Mr and Mrs Bill Yester. second Mrs Ross Barker and Mrs Fred George. third Mrs Jan Atkins and Mrs Elizabeth Gilliland. fourth Judge and Mrs John Kuns of Kimball. fifth Mrs Ruby Myers and Mrs Fred Stephens. Next meeting January 25 at 7 30 p m in Marathon Building conference room. All bridge players welcome.
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Sidney Duplicate Bridge Group
Bill Yester
Ross Barker
Fred George
Jan Atkins
Elizabeth Gilliland
John Kuns
Kimball
Ruby Myers
Fred Stephens
Marathon Building
Du-Cum Extension Club Meets At Linton Home
Du Cum Extension Club met January 18 1967 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Elwin Linton home with seven members and two guests Mrs Harvey Heizer and Mrs Kathryn Cruise An art elements in home furnishings lesson by Mrs Kenneth Larson discussed a 1 gift for Del Rae Beermann and plans for the Cheyenne County Council meeting January 23 with new president Mrs Paul Nagengast to attend The next meeting is set for February 15 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Myrtle Higgins lesson to be announced later Lunch was served by Mrs Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwin Linton
Harvey Heizer
Kathryn Cruise
Kenneth Larson
del Rae Beermann
Cheyenne
Frank Morrison
Myrtle Higgins
Linton
Banner County to discuss rural fire districts meeting
Harrisburg hosts Banner County Extension Service Board on Monday January 23 at 7 30 p m at the courthouse to discuss forming rural fire protection districts. Three new board members will be elected with nominations from Long Springs Flowerfield and Epworth precincts and floor nominations possible. Fred Otte deputy state fire marshal and Joe Ranger University of Nebraska forester to speak on formation operation and financing and on equipment needs and the Clarke McNary Fire Protection Program including surplus military vehicle use.
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Harrisburg
Banner County
Banner County Extension Service Board
Paul Ohlenbusch
Kimball-Banner County
Fred Otte
Joe Ranger
University of Nebraska
Clarke-McNary
Long Springs
Larry Stoddard
Nile Greathouse
Flowerfield
Hugh McKinnon
Deroy Anderson
Epworth
Leonard Lundberg
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Sidney Business Institute
Business Institute of Sidney
Lee Porter
Chappell
Muriel Miller
Rushville
Donnie Speer
Sidney
Kerry Retzlaff
Gordon
Jeryl Miller
Alliance
Bill Reuter
Mitchell
Telegraph
Renee School
27Th St
Falls City
Neb
End General Corp
Inter-Mountai
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Rogues
ST. Pat’s
Sidney Jaycees
Botant
Newsweek
Me Iepa Nes
Mssm Res
Karl Michael Vogler Anton DJ
Delixe
SAT. & Sun
Howard Vann
Nebraska
Jaycees
G. F. Bush
John Chaney
Nebraska Jaycees
Vann
Omaha
Chaney
Faye
Colo. Blvd
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Mises
John Frankenheimer
Antonio Sabato
Boulder
Broomfield
Nat
Casper
World Wide
Denver
Cherry Creek
Colorado Springs
Ft Collins
Ft. Collins
Fort Morgan
Yates Drug
Grand Junction
Greeley
Nat'l Bank Travel
Laramie
Greyhound Depot
Longmont
Imperial Hotel
Loveland
Pueblo — Hobby Worse
Rapid City — American Travel
Sterling
Sterling Travel
Scottsbluff
Oregon Trail Travel
N Roc
Adoquglas & Lewis
Green
Ann Aurthur
Edward Lewis
Cooper Cinerama Theatre
Matonees
Sen & Molde
Seadey
City
Welishie
Bea
Illinois Street
Sidne
Sidney Elks Club
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