Beef for Father's Day boosts regional trade school plan
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwasnick leads the Beef for Father’s Day campaign as beef consumption climbs nationwide. The report also notes a July 12 hearing on establishing a Nebraska area trade school, with state funds of 100,000 tied to local match and a Hastings district budget of 920,000 funded by a two mill levy across multiple counties.
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Elizabeth Schwasnick
American National CowBelles
Beef Industry Council
National Live Stock and Meat Board
North Platte
Associated Press
State Board of Education
Nebraska
Custer
Lincoln
Keith
Perkins
Red Willow
Chase
Hayes
Dundy
Hitchcock
Cherry
Logan
McPherson
Blaine
Thomas
Hooker
Arthur
Grant
Frontier
Hastings
Hastings School
Adams
Buffalo
Clay, Dawson, Franklin, Furnas
Gosper, Hall, Hamilton, Howard, Kearney
Merrick
Nance, Nuckolls
Phelps, Platte and Webster
Dairy Month Announces 4-H Dairy Enrollment Rise in Nebraska
Dairy Products Of Interest during June Dairy Month notes 2,442 Nebraska 4-H youth enrolled in dairy projects this year versus 2,185 last year. It marks peak production season as youths review records and plan for county fairs and district dairy shows to display their best animals.
Crest View Manor to Open in Crest View Area
Chadron Dick Gibson of Hot Springs South Carolina was hired as administrator for Crest View Manor a 72 bed nursing home expected to open July 15 A Chadron Development Corporation formed by Chadron businessmen plans the 300 thousand dollar facility
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Chadron
Dick Gibson
Hot Springs
S. C
Crest View Manor
Chadron Development Corporation
Six Ministers Win Retirement Honors at Nebraska Conference
The 106th Nebraska Methodist Conference honored six retiring ministers as Bishop Kenneth W. Copeland presented certificates and pins. Retirees include Dr. Faye C. Mills, Rev. Claude E. Copley, Rev. Robert L. Embree, Rev. C. Ed win Anderson, Rev. Miss Anna Nelson, and Rev. Otto A. Quaife, with sessions at Nebraska Wesleyan University in June. More than 1500 visitors and delegates from 139,000 Methodists and 430 congregations attend.
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Nebraska Methodist
Nebraska Methodist Annual Conference
Kenneth W. Copeland
Faye C. Mills
Hastings First Methodist Church
Claude E. Copley
Morrill
Robert L. Embree
Falls City
C. Edewin Anderson
Randolph
Anna Nelson
Utica
Otto A. Quaife
Imperial
Auditorium Fine Arts
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Sch
Copeland
Suntan Hazards Emphasized by Extension Specialist
Lincoln warning on suntanning hazards stresses premature aging freckles and blemishes. Helen Becker University of Nebraska Extension Health Education Specialist cites AMA tips to avoid burns. Start tanning gradually with 15 minutes day one and add a few minutes daily. Midday sun is hottest and should be avoided.
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Lincoln
Helen Becker
University of Nebraska
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