Brazilians To Study REA Setup
Five ranking Brazilians will visit to learn how the rural electrification system is formed developed and operated. They join 12 Latin American power officials in the fifth annual AID program led by Charles Ham of Wheatbelt Public Power District. The Brazilians include Alfredo Bandeira Myriam Bandeira Domingos Barbosa Sergio Peixoto and Mario Silva. Ownership of their electric companies is mixed with stock held by public and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ham
Wheatbelt Public Power District
Agency For International Development
Alfredo Bandeira
Northeast Electrification Co
Myriam Bandeira
Industrial Services
Recife
Domingos Barbosa
The
Electric Energy Co
Parana
Sergio Peixoto
Rio de Janeiro
Mario Silva
the Electric Co
St Patrick's Academy Summer Drivers Schedule
St Patrick's Academy resumes summer driver training at Sidney High School starting Monday June 12 at 8 a.m. Thirty hours of classroom instruction run in ten three hour sessions from 8 to 11 a.m. through June 23 with continued driving instruction all summer.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Sidney High School
Carl Crouse
Title I Summer School Opens With 101 Enrolled
The Title I summer session at North Ward School starts Monday with 101 students. The five week program targets students needing advanced methods, mainly from North Ward and St Patrick's Academy, featuring personalized teaching and field trips including an all day Fort Robinson visit for upper grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ward
St. Patrick’s Academy
Darrell Hunt
T. R
Kathy Keating
Jay Wilson
Sidney Public Library
Red Cross
Fort Robinson
Duane Johnson
Dorothy Edmonds
Nancy Shipley
Neighborhood Youth Corps
North Ward School
North
Kenneth Knaub
T. R. Tillotson
Arland Tangeman
Telegraph
Corn and Wheat Study Starts At Hi Plains
Research at Hi Plains Agricultural Laboratory Sioux Army Depot and Box Butte field lab tests border effects on corn spacing and moisture use. A second project at Box Butte studies systemic insecticides on four wheat varieties to control the wheat curl mite and its impact on germination. Entities: Hi Plains Agricultural Laboratory, Sioux Army Depot, Box Butte agricultural field laboratory, University of Nebraska Scotts Bluff Station, NN specialists, Louis Daigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
High Plains Agricultural Laboratory
Sioux Army Depot
Louis Daigger
University of Nebraska
Scotts Bluff Station
Daigger
Box Butte
Alliance
Panhandle Weather Forecast With Scattered Thunderstorms
A Panhandle forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoons and evenings through Saturday. Lows tonight 45 to 55, high Saturday near 70, with a 20 percent rain chance tonight and Saturday. Five day outlook shows temperatures about 10 degrees below normal through Wednesday, cooling Monday then warming to near 70 by midweek, with showers and thunderstorms likely throughout the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
John Turner Dies After Leukemia Battle
John James Turner 4 died after a two year leukemia struggle in a Denver hospital. Survived by parents Leo and the Bushnell family and a sister Sue Ann. Funeral at E.A.B. Church Bushnell with graveside rites at Elms Creek Cemetery. Memorials to Leukemia Research Children's Hospital Denver. Born October 18 1962 in Sidney.
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John Turner
Leo Turner
Bushnell
Denver
E.A.B
Elms Creek
Neb
Children’s Hospital
Colo
John James Turner
Sidney
Sue Ann
Darrell Turner
Elm Creek
Floyd Spriggs
York, Ky
Grace Spriggs
Dever
Law Seeks Suspect in Dalton Trailer Burglaries
A warrant is issued for Clayton J. Walker 35 for burglarizing the Dalton trailer home of his ex-wife's parents Ike and Miller. The Millers found Walker inside at 4 20 p m Thursday. he fled after words and displaying a gun. A bulletin lists Walker as 35, 5 11, 145 pounds, tan shirt and tan slacks. possible hitchhiking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton J. Walker
Dalton
Ike Miller
Millers
Torrington
Wyo
Walker
Nebraska Methodist Conference Names New District Superintendents
The 1967 Nebraska Methodist Conference in Lincoln announced ministerial appointments by Bishop Kenneth W. Copeland. Dr. Harold C. Sandall will move from Lincoln to Scottsbluff as Northwest District superintendent, and Laurence R. Davis will head the Lincoln District from Lincoln. Other assignments include Crawford Whitney Gerald W. Gear Ronald Roemmich Ivan D. Richardson Melvin Cammack Leon A. Foster and Henry H. Hoffman with Stanley D. Rider listed in the Northwest District.
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Lincoln
Kenneth W. Copeland
Copeland
Harold C. Sandall
Scottsbluff
Northwest
Laurence R. Davis
Grand Island
Crawford
Whitney
Gerald W. Gear
Trinity Methodist
Gering
Melbeta
Ronald Roemmich
Hay Springs
Ivan D. Richardson
Kimball
Melbin Cammack
Lewellen
Leon A. Foster
Lodgepole
Henry H. Hoffman
Ogallala
Stanley D. Rider
Telephone Building In Sidney To Be Enlarged
Northwestern Bell plans an addition to its Sidney office and will demolish the nearby one story former utilities building. The business office moves July 19 to 1133 Jackson Street and demolition starts in July with construction to begin late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Northwestern Bell
City of Sidney Utilities Department
Jackson St
Harlan’s Bakery
J. A. Pfeiffer
Sid
Old City
Pfeiffer
Mrs Kastens of Lodgepole Died Thursday
Edna J. Kastens 66 of Lodgepole died Thursday afternoon at Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Zion Lutheran Church Chappell with Rev. John Bundschuh officiating. Burial in Pleasant View Cemetery Lodgepole. Born Nov. 28 1900 in Nebraska City to Charles and Minnie Moyer. Survived by husband Dick two daughters Evelyn Real and Marjorie Jones son Dale seven grandchildren one brother and two sisters. Memorials to Zion Lutheran Church or Heart Fund. Craig-Holechek Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna J
Dick) Kastens
Lodgepole
Memorial Hospital
Nebraska City
Zion Lutheran Church
Heart Fund
Craig-Holechek Funeral Home
New Allotment Deadline Near
Farmers seeking a new farm wheat allotment for 1968 must contact the ASCS county office in June. Applications for these allotments may be filed until July 1.
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ASCS
Thursday Rain Soaks Already Soaked Region
A violent thunder and rain storm moved into the area around 1 30 a.m. Thursday drenching the region with heavy rainfall. Official totals included 1 47 inches at the FAA flight service station, 87 inches in town, and varied amounts across Potter Gurley and east of Gurley with readings from a quarter to over an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Aviation Agency
Sam Countryman
Potter
George Coulter
Gurley
Earl Lessig
No Injuries In Potter Collision
A collision at Highway 30 and Potter at 6 p m Wednesday caused 300 in damage with no injuries. The cars were a 65 Ford driven by Arline Ul richson of Potter and a 1962 Plymouth driven by Frederick D Riedel of Manhattan Kan, according to Trooper Max Ibach of the Nebraska Safety Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 30
Potter
Max Ibach
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Ford
Arline Ulrichson
Frederick D. Riedel
Manhattan
Kan
Oil Drilling Reopens Across Panhandle As Roads Dry
Nebraska oil activity resumes with several wildcat tests in Sioux and Sheridan counties. Mule Creek Oil Co and Stuarco Oil Co lead a string of Nos 1 wells while Whitefeather and Exeter crews locate in Cheyenne and Banner counties. State lease sales yield $788.50 in bonuses amid no soon upturn expected from Middle East crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Sioux County
Mule Creek Oil Co
Stuarco Oil Co
Scotts Bluff
Mule Creek
Sioux
Sheridan
Whitefeather Petroleum Co
Exeter Drilling Co
Benedictine Sisters
Graff
Cheyenne County
Lloyd M. Greenstreet
Allison Drilling Co
Enbrook Oil and Gas Co. Inc
Regal Drilling Co
Houston
Depco Inc
Stuarco Drilling Co
Kugler State
Sun Disk Petroleum
B-W Drilling Co
Young
Banner County
Darnell
Pan-American Petroleum Corp
Exeter
Harrisburg
Braden-Gear Drilling Co
North Star Petroleum
Studnicka
Cheyenne
Kimball
Denver- Julesburg
Mid-East
Middle East
A Man's World Not So On This Cloverleaf Staff
The Cloverleaf staff profile shows six teenage editors working at the 51st State 4 H Club Week at Lincoln Nebraska Center for Continuing Education. Circulation manager Connie Flora 16 editor Pam Raabe 18 editor Louise Francone 16 art editor Sara J Clemm 16 assistant editor Elaine Pracheil 17 and circulation manager Randy Cornelius 15 are pictured as 350 county delegates and adult leaders attend Club Week concluding today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Connie Flora
J. D. Flora
Dalton
Pam Raabe
Roy H. Raabe
Omaha
Louise Francone
Anthony James Francone
Broadwater
Sara J. Clemm
Edmund Klemm
Geneva
Elaine Pracheil
Fred Pracheil
Exeter
Randy Cornelius
Ford Cornelius
Grant
Time Good For Replacements Stockmen Told
Richard E. Sneddon of the American National Cattlemen's Association addressed the Nebraska Stockgrowers Association urging tight culling of breeding stock. He said now is a favorable time to swap an old cow for two young heifers as replacement demand grows and heifer prices are attractive.
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Chadron
Richard E. Sneddon
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Denver
Colo
Nebraska Stockgrowers Asociation
Sneddon
Lincoln 4-H public speakers crown state champions
Rexroth selects Lincoln Larry White of Lexington and Carol Solomon of Blair as state champion 4-H public speakers at Lincoln on Tuesday. Rollie Rexroth of Sidney wins a blue ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Larry White
Lexington
Carol Solomon
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Vo-Tech
Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Merle Rudebusch
Don Born
Born Skelly Service
St. Pat
Hunt
Rexroth
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