Lodgepole Lions Auction To Support Eye Institute Project
The Lodgepole Lions Club hosts an auction at the Lodgepole American Legion Building on Saturday June 13 at 10 am to raise funds for the Eye Research Institute on the University of Nebraska Medical School campus in Omaha. Proceeds will fund facilities, teaching expansion, and nurse graduates staying in Nebraska. Lions clubs nationwide back the eye bank program and urge donations of usable articles.
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Lodgepole Lions Club
Lodgepole American Legion
Lodgepole Lions
Eye Research Institute
University of Nebraska Medical School
Omaha
Lions Clubs
Eye Bank
Institute
Nebraska Lions Clubs
Nebraska
Lodgepole Legion Hall
WSCS
Legion Hall
UPWA Hears Of Organizational Needs At Luncheon
United Presbyterian Women Association met at 12 30 in Westminster Hall for a dessert luncheon. Miriam Rachel Circle served 21 members and 3 guests as guests were introduced. Speakers outlined services and needs of Day Care Center Community Action Agency and Education Service Unit 19. The group approved a Telecare project to contact elderly people living alone and heard a Summer Medical Offering program.
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United Presbyterian Women Association
Westminster Hall
Miriam Rachel Circle
R. C. Cunningham
Virginia Clinton
Lady Dittmars
Community Action Agency
Bill Kelley
Education Service Unit
G. F. Bush
Roger Plantz
Dwight Beard
Louis Neuman
Myra Scovill
On Tap at Senior Center June Activities Calendar
The Senior Citizens Center lists daily events from June 9 to June 30 including pitch and pinochle at 1:30 p.m. on several days, bingo, cho ice, pot lucks, open hours 1 to 4 p.m., horse shoes, song fest, birthday party, and a hard time party with 50 cent admission. The center operates 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except holidays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice
Kinnisons Lead Duplicate Bridge Winners at Parish Hall
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kinnison of Ovid held top place in the Duplicate Bridge Club for two recent meetings at Christ Episcopal church parish hall. May 22 winners included Mrs. M. L. Merritt and Mrs. Arnold Wagoner second and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Simpson third. June 5 second were Mrs. J. R. Gilliland and Mrs. Jim Keating, with Mrs. Rose Barker and Mrs. Fred George third. May 29 meeting was canceled for Memorial weekend. Summer times shift to 8 p.m. and meetings are every Friday at the parish hall.
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C. R. Kinnison
Ovid
Duplicate Bridge Club
Christ Episopal Church
M. L. Merritt
Arnold Wagoner
Keith Simpson
J. R. Gilliland
Jim Keating
Rose Barker
Fred George
Elks Club Calendar Highlights This Month
The Elks schedule a Monday meeting on June 8 at 8 p m and a June 15 Lodge event. A June 13 dinner and dance features Wayne Henzi, while June 20 offers a lounge party and June 27 Las Vegas night. A Flag Day ceremony is open to the public on June 14.
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Does
Wayne Henzi
Lodge
Las Vegas
Sidney Country Club June Events and Policies
The club lists a June calendar with a golf Invitational dinner dance on June 13 and a golf invitational on June 14. A cocktail party honoring Mrs Dorwart is set for June 20, followed by Stag night Deuces Wild on June 25 and 30 Club events June 27–30. A golf team match with Kimball is on June 28 with buffet dinner. Pool access is for adults after 5 p.m. on Thursdays. no Sunday smorgasbords in June. dining room closes at 9 p.m. Open daily from 1 p.m., closed Mondays. Reservations: 254-3100 at least 12 hours in advance for parties.
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Sidney Country Club
Country Club
C. B. Dorwart
Kimball
Chimney Rock Designated National Historic Site in 1956
Chimney Rock near Bayard received designation as a National Historic Site in 1956 by the U.S. Department of the Interior, recognizing its historic importance.
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Chimney Rock
Bayard
U.S. Department of the Interior
Mrs Cruise Hosts NPB Extension Club Meeting
Mrs A L Cruise hosted the N P B Extension Club on April 28 at her home with nine members and one guest Mrs Jim Edwards attending. Mrs Ron Bartling led the meeting and Mrs Lyle Johnson gave the lesson Hanging and Framing Pictures. Dessert was served. The September meeting will be at Mrs Ron Bartling's home with Mrs Walter Johnson teaching on Storage space.
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A. L. Cruise
N. P. B. Extenson Club
Jim Edwards
Ron Bartling
Lyle Johnson
Walter Johnson
Sun Flower Gals Hold June Meeting at Barb and Brenda Ernest
The Sun flower Gals held their third meeting on June 8 at Barb and Brenda Ernest. Suzanne Heizer demonstrated seam and seam finish, Mary Kay Ernest explained Judging Day steps. Adjournment at 9:45. Visitor Mrs. Don Ernest. Refreshments included fudge nut bars and grape drink. Next meeting June 13 in Sidney. Susanne Helzer Reporter
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Barb
Brenda Ernest
Suzanne Heizer
Mary Kay Ernest
Don Ernest
Sidney
Susanne Helzer
LCW Entertains Three Guests At Meeting
The Lutheran Church Women welcomed Mrs. Wafa Peterson Miss Kristi Reed and Miss Tina Braasch at the Thursday general meeting in the church. President Miss Alice Rexroth announced there will be no sewing meetings in the summer.
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Lutheran Church Women
Wafa Peterson
Kristi Reed
Tina Braasch
Alice Rexroth
Improperly Discarded DDT May Prove Disastrous
University of Nebraska Extension entomologist Bob Roselle warns homeowners that dumping DDT down drains pollutes water and soil. He notes three reports of dumping and urges using remaining supplies per labels to avoid future release during soil disturbance or erosion. He says sunset scares have worsened environmental impact.
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Bob Roselle
University of Nebraska Extension
Roselle
Curtis Bill Eases Custom Slaughtering for Nebraska Plants
The Curtis measure passed by voice vote in the Senate amends the Wholesome Meat Act of 1967 to allow custom slaughtering on the same premises as retail meat cutting and sale. It affects 70 Nebraska plants and requires clearly labeled meat as custom slaughtered not for sale and retail meat from inspected plants. Support came from the Nebraska Lockers and Processors Association and the Nebraska Department of Agriculture.
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Nebraska
U. S. Senate
Carl Curtis
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Bill Jones
Wheat Growers To Ballot On Dues Schedule
At the May meeting in Ogallala members favored raising dues for the Wyoming Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn to fund progressive operations. A resolution to set annual dues at 20 dollars minimum plus ten cents per acre over 100 planted, with associate dues set by county groups, will be acted on at the June 15 1970 meeting.
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Wyoming-Nebraska Wheat Growers Assn
Ogallala
Local group resumes fall plans after summer meetings
The organization voted a donation to the Time Program and decided to continue LCW and Circle meetings through the summer at the regular time. Mrs Cliff Thurston narrated The Land and the Book with slides by Mrs Robert Johnson. The Soil Conservation office provided the film and the Bible test. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. hostesses were Mrs Robert Henry Dumler Mrs Dale Schoonover and Mrs Arnold Muehling.
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Mer
Will
LCW
Circle
Cliff Thurston
Robert Johnson
Soil Conservation Office
Rober Henry Dumler
Dale Schoonover
Arnold Muehling
CSC adds two new instructors for 1970 71 faculty
Chadron State College announces two new instructors for the 1970-71 year Wanda Rainbolt will teach physical education and Richard W Dougherty will teach history Rainbolt a CSC graduate and former Sidney Public School teacher replaces Nancy Oyster Dougherty a Wisconsin native holds a 1959 bachelor’s and 1964 master’s from Wisconsin and is pursuing a PhD He has taught junior high in Portage and Madison and studied German history in Bonn He is married with three children.
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Chadron State College
Wanda Rainbolt
Richard W. Dougherty
Miss Rainbolt
CSC
Chadron State
Sidney Public Schools
Nancy Oyster
Colorado
Dougherty
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Portage
Madison
Wis
University of Bonn
Germany
Dairying in the Midwest Faces Substitutes Challenge
The article traces the rise of Midwest dairying from early immigrant methods to dominance in butter and cheese and the ice cream boom begun at the 1904 St Louis Fair. It notes the surge of dairy substitutes since World War I and after, including margarine and non dairy coffee whiteners that now claim large shares of light cream and cream topping markets.
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Midwest
St. Louis
U.S
Or el Novel Filament Introduced for Paint Brushes
A tapered polyester filament named Or el is introduced for high quality brushes. It blends natural and man-made bristle benefits, with strong stiffness stability, heat and humidity performance, and good abrasion resistance. Tests show nine month wear similar to new brushes across wood steel and concrete handles.
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Mandalene Pfister
University of Nebraska Extension
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Upwa
Senior Citizens Center
Kinnisons
ELKS
Amet the Bey
Mrs. Cruise
N.P.B
Curtis Bill
Jim Brown
George Kennedy
Fredric March
Panavision
End Mestrecetorela
Baru
Welph
Soe
Baldwin
Ron Barker
Ist
Peel Ee Adog
Anders Dave Lapo Donald
Ll Im
Kartoon
Karnival
ALL New
Goldie Hawn
Walter Matthau
Ingrid Bergman
Dick van Dyke
Michele Lee
Telegraph
Plains
Dean Martin
Matt Helm
The
Wrecking Crew
Technicolor
Selec Sy
Phil Feldman
Warner
Seven Arts
Richard Widmark
Lena Horne
Solarian
Winvis
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