World Champion Wrestler Enjoying Stay In Sidney
Two Japanese wrestlers Hideo Fujimoto and Noriaki Kioughki visited Sidney staying with the Doggetts. Fujimoto holds a world title in the 138 pound class and Kioughki serves as a USA team coach. They toured the United States this summer, enjoying baseball and wrestling while studying in Japan. They plan to return to Japan after summer’s end.
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Sidney
Doggetts
Hideo Fujimoto
Toledo
Ohio
Noriaki Kioughki
Hideo
Japan
United States
Arpil
Noriaki
U.S.A
West
Tokyo
Naraki
Nariaki
Ann Arbor
Mich
Terry Doggett
Roderick
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Chicago
Band Concert Tuesday at Jaycee Band Shell
Sidney High School summer band presents its second concert Tuesday evening July 26 at the Jaycee Band Shell in Legion Park directed by Duane Nichols. The program includes Kensington Overture Welsh Folk Suite South Pacific Streets of Athens School Room Blues Burst of Trumpets and ends with The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Jaycee Band Shell
Legion Park
Duane Nichols
Phillip J
Athens
Clement Wiedemyer
Harold Walters
Dean Killion
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Telegraph
Student Recruit Drive For Vo-Tech School
An advertising and publicity campaign will recruit students for the Western Nebraska Vocational-Technical School at Sioux Army Depot. Targeting western Nebraska, eastern Wyoming and northeastern Colorado, officials aim for 150 students by the Oct. 3 term. The school office operates from the Sioux Depot School building, now under State Education use. Merle Rudebusch, director, says staff and faculty are nearly ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
State Department of Education
Merle Rudebusch
Minor Damage In Two Mishaps
Sidney police investigated two weekend accidents with minor damages and no injuries. On Saturday a 43 year old Charles Coston turned from Illinois street into 18 year old George Loaris causing about 60 and 70 dollars in damage respectively. On Sunday 18 year old Lynne Brumbaugh backed into a parked Virginia Young car at 2446 San Marino causing about 65 dollars to Young’s car and 15 to Brumbaugh’s.
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Sidney
Sunnyside
Charles Coston
Illinois Street
George Loaris
Coston
Loaris
Lynne G. Brumbaugh
San Marino
Virginia R. Young
Young
Brumbaugh
City Council Beer License Hearing Set
The city council schedules a special hearing tonight to consider an On and Off Sale beer license transfer from Mrs. Jack Baker to John R. Fahey and Ernest Deaver for The Stag Tavern. The agenda also includes zoning amendments, building applications, budget items, and road funding decisions.
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Jack Baker
John R. Fahey
Ernest Deaver
Stag Tavern
Henry Monnich
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Tempest Baker
Zoning Commission
CB District
Legislative Committee On
Eleven Oil Permits Authorized In Panhandle Drilling
The Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission approved eleven drilling permits last week marking a busy period for exploration. Six locations are wildcat wells, increasing chances of new oil finds. All sites lie in the Panhandle region except one in Chase and one in Red Willow. Sentinel Petroleum Corp of Denver secured six permits, five in Kimball County and one in Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Panhandle
Chase and
Red Willow
Cheyenne County
Sentinel Petroleum Corp. of
Denver
Kimball County
Banner
Lodgepole youth struck by car injures in Lodgepole
Five-year-old Monty L. Kehl, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Kehl of Lodgepole, was hit by a westbound 1963 Pontiac driven by Dorothy Knudsen of Charleston, S C on Highway 30 in front of a Lodgepole drug store. He suffered a fractured collarbone, leg abrasions and head ear lacerations, and was taken to Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Two Dalton youths sustained minor injuries in a separate one car crash on Highway 19 south of Sidney. A third personal injury incident occurred on Highway 30 near Colton when Robert Christgau of West Orange New Jersey rolled a 1966 Mustang. he received stitches and was treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Monty L. Kehl
Arnold Kehl
Lodgepole
Highway 30
Lee Anderson
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Monty
Memorial Hospital
Dorothy Knudsen
Charleston
S.C
Anderson
Knudsen
Volkswagen
Heine
Miller
Highway
Colton
Dan Reece
Robert Christgau
West Orange
N. J
Christgau
Ernest L. Wilson
Mrs. Atkins Rites Today
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. at the First Methodist Church for Mrs. W. R. Atkins 75 who died Thursday night in a Phoenix hospital. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery under The Craig Mortuary. Pallbearers were Atkins family and Dr. Lauren Mead. Survived by four sons Barney Oakley Dick Howard, daughter Vergie Mead, a brother Harry Larson and grandchildren.
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First Methodist
W. R. Atkins
Phoenix, Ariz
John Slayton
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig Mortuary
B. C. Atkins
Oakley Atkins
Tommy Atkins
Dick Atkins
Howard Atkins
Lauren Mead
Atkins
Maude R. Larson
Sidney
Genoa
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Neal
Vergie Mead
Scottsdale, Ariz
First Methodist Church
VFW
Nuns Transfer and New Faculty At St Patrick’s School
Three nuns will transfer from St Patrick’s School this year with Sister M Rosalin leaving to teach at Ursuline Academy in Pittsburgh and Sister M Hillary moving to St Helen’s in Louisville while Sister M Dolorita heads to Blessed Sacrament in Omaha. Sister M Joyce returns as a teacher at St Patrick’s and Sister M Therese joins the grade faculty. John Main will teach science after earning an MA from Chadron State College. The sole vacancy is the band director position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s School
M. Rosalin
Ursuline Academy
Pittsburgh
M. Joyce
St. Patrick’s
St. Aloysius School
Shepherdsville
M. Hillary
St. Helen’s School
Louisville
M. Dolorita
Blessed Sacrament School
Omaha
M. Therese
John Main
Chadron State Teachers College
St. Pat’s
Bond Sales High in Cheyenne County and Nebraska Totals
Cheyenne County reports 1966 first half Series E and H bond sales of 415,955 dollars, 39.2 percent of quota, led by H. G. Spearow. June sales reached 85,023 dollars while statewide June sales totaled 5 million and half-year Nebraska sales 37,568,019, achieving 52 percent of the annual quota. Other counties brief figures include Banner Deuel Morrill Garden Kimball with several mid year and half year totals.
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Cheyenne County
H. G. Spearow
Nebraska
Banner County
Deuel
Morrill
Garden
Kimball
No Open Class Horse Show at Cheyenne County Fair
The Cheyenne County fair will not host an open class horse show this year due to a lack of interest last year. Organizers cited low participation as the reason for dropping the event from the schedule.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Deuel County Fair Dates Shifted Up This Year
The 1966 Deuel County Fair will run August 8 to 10, two weeks earlier than usual, to accommodate carnival availability and school schedules. Pre fair events begin July 27 with 4-H awards, livestock judging, and home economics demos. Entry Day is Monday August 8 with exhibits entered 8 a.m. to noon and judging 1 to 5 p.m. A full program runs through August 10 including 4-H Day, contests, a free barbecue, and the King Queen pageant.
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Deuel County Fair
Deuel
Bob Woolman
Devel County
Riding Horse Club
Lucky Stars
Chappell High School
Carleys to relocate to Midland Texas
Mr and Mrs D C Carley and their daughter Lynnne will move to Midland Texas after nine and a half years in Sidney. Champlain Petroleum Co. transfers D C Carley to Midland office while Mrs Carley’s Coiffure shop ownership passes to Florene Elias. Diane recently wed in Texas. Lynnne will be a fall senior.
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D. C. Carley
Lynnne
Midland
Tex
Sidney
Carleys
Diane
Texas
Elks appoints Alliance leader to Nebraska West District
Alliance resident Dale Borg has been named district deputy grand exalted ruler for the Nebraska West District of the Elks. The district covers lodges in Alliance Chadron Scottsbluff Sidney Ogallala North Platte Cozad and McCook. Borg is a past exalted ruler of Elks Lodge No. 961 Alliance.
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Alliance
Dale Borg
Nebraska West District
Order of Elks
Chadron
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Ogallala
North Platte
Cozad
McCook
Borg
Elks Lodge
Bids Delayed on Nebraska Highway Projects
The Nebraska State Department of Roads reported apparent low bids totaling 2,048,823.99 for highway work after omitting a North Platte area prepay project due to land ownership questions. A Scottsbluff beltline bid is rescheduled for August 4, while the earlier 4.2 million estimate was cut by postponement. Also noted is Deuel County’s wheat crop yields, averaging 40 bushels per acre with several fields at 50 to 73 bushels, boosting the local economy amid favorable growing conditions and moisture.
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Lincoln
State Department of Roads
Nebraska
North Platte
John Hossack
Sutherland
Paxton
Hossack
Scotts Bluff County
Scottsbluff South Beltline
Nebraska Highway 71
Deuel County
Bob Woolman
Warrior
Lancer
Scout
Big Springs
Woolman
Oklahoma
Texas
Sterling Crook I-80 Bids Open in Colorado
Bids on a 25 mile section of Interstate 80S between Sterling and Crook were opened by the Colorado Highway department. The project is estimated at 3,500,000 dollars with completion set for 1967. The Sterling Crook segment will include diamond interchanges at Iliff Proctor and Crook as right of way is purchased between Crook and Julesburg.
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Sterling
Colo
Crook
Colorado Highway Department
Sterlinge Crook
Iliff
Proctor
Julesburg
Named To State Wheat Committee
Gov. Frank Morrison appointed Robert Rauner of Gurley to the Wheat Development Utilization and Marketing Committee for a five year term Ray Frohn of Lincoln was named to the Abstractors Board of Examiners for the term ending in November 1967 and Alfred M Ahern of Omaha to the Board of Registration for Sanitarians for a term expiring December 31 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morrison
Robert Rauner
Gurley
Ray Frohn
Lincoln
Abstractors Board of Examiners
Alfred M. Ahern
Omaha
Board of Registration For
Sanitarians
Banner School Bonds Retired 3 Years Early
Harrisburg All of the $500000 bond issue for Banner County School has been paid off in nine years instead of twelve. Superintendent J F Anderson announced the project saved interest and reduced tax levy to 225225 for this year. Final recall of bonds occurred June 10 with additions funded earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Banner County
J. F. Anderson
Weather Panhandle Forecast
Fair tonight and Tuesday with a few brief after noon thunderstorms. Lows in the 60s, highs in the 90s Tuesday. Precipitation chance five percent each period. Five day outlook shows Tuesday through Saturday averaging 2 to 6 degrees above normal. Wednesday cooler, otherwise little temp change. Highs in the 90s, lows in the 60s with few thundershowers through the period. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.
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Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
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Noliaki Kioughki Genter
Cacpoaone
John Cacavas
Paul Whear A
O. Davis
Vo-Tech School
City Council
Wichita University
Duane Johnson
Wichita
Kan
University of Wichita
Mr. Johnson
Tammy Schilreff
Jim Johnson
Rose Hochman
Linda Abrams
June Zwickl
Connie Adams
Regina Janssen
Mrs. Atkins
D.C. Carley
Midland, Tex
Elks
Banner School
Bonds
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