New Leaders Posted In Bowling Tourney
In the Seventh Annual Sidney Open Handicap Bowling Tournament at Cedar Lanes new leaders emerged in most divisions. J & L Cafe Sterling won the men’s team with 3036 (255). Bowlerama Cheyenne and The Willies Sidney tied second at 3016. Challengers Sterling Foland Farm Machinery Sterling led women’s teams with 2791 (138). Bev Mayes Sterling tops women’s singles and all events with 619 and 1635 respectively. Final weekend action approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Lanes
J & L Cafe
Sterling
Bowlerama
Cheyenne
Willies
Sidney
Sidneyites
Challengers of
Foland Farm Machinery of
Western Land Frac of
Bev Mayes
Bonnie Brauer
Chappell
H. Koch
Mary Sample
Dixie Dorman
Emma Schlake
Edan Ruser
Ogallala
the Willies
Pete Ardissono
Don Randall
Bridgeport
L. Gade
Strube
Pine Bluffs
al Peterson
Jerry Beguin
Kimball
Bill Martin
Stan Nabity
Grand Island
Joe Bevan
Foland Farm Machinery
Western Land Frac
Emma Schlaxe
Edna Ruser
Louise Bess
Bev Wilson
Wildlife Board backs long range plan for CAP access
The National Wildlife Advisory Board, meeting at USDA, pushes long term conservation within the crop land adjustment program to boost wildlife habitat and recreation. It urges flexible CAP use by states and counties, aims to widen public access, and considers liability protections for farmers hosting hunters, fishers, and hikers. The panel favors coordinating ASC and game fish commission efforts and plans a mid summer progress review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wildlife Advisory Board
USDA
CAP
Orville L. Freeman
Food and Agriculture Act
ASCS
State
Game and Fish Commissions
Department
ASC
Turkey permits going fast on spring gobbler hunt
Lincoln area report shows 1,400 permits available for the 16 day season April 23 to May 8 with Halsey Nuckolls Silver Creek and Verdigre added as new units. Remaining permits listed in Lincoln Niobrara Red Willow Round Top and Wild Cat units. Nonresidents may apply after March 1 and second permits may be requested after April 11. Ward Witherspoon of Coffeyville Kansas and Bruce Witherspoon share a golf hole in one at Coffeyville Country Club. Oscar Robertson still holds Missouri Valley career points and rebounds marks with top three single season scoring averages in league history.
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Lincoln
Turkey
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Missouri Valley
Time To Get Boat License Time To Get Boat License
Lincoln mot orboats with 1965 registrations must re register and place new symbols by April 1 per Game Commission director M O Steen. All motorboats must be registered to operate Nebraska waters. Registration forms available from permit vendors and county clerks with fees unchanged from last year.
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Lincoln
M. O. Steen
Game Commission
Nebraska
Steen
Old Pheasants Smarter Than Younger Crop
LINCOLN The Game Commission study of 1965 66 pheasant season shows 4 980 cock and 157 hen feet collected from 68 counties. It reports a 7.6 to 1 ratio of cocks to hens among one season veterans versus rookies, with 4 403 young birds killed before the gunner and 577 adults, a 20 percent higher ratio than 1964 65. Cocks remained 62.4 percent of the bag during the January 8 to 23 hen season, with ratios changing from 9.23 to 1 at opening to 3.75 to 1 at season end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Game Commission
Community Mourns Death of Gary Lee Oliverius
Obituary notice from South Sund News Community expressing sympathy to the Oliverius family and mentioning related bereavements, guest visits, and extended family connections including Mrs. Mary Tilghman and others in Rochester, Crook, Sidney, Wilber, Chappell, and Sterling. The notice extends condolences to all affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lee Oliverius
Arthur Roerish
Rochester
Minn
Elsie Stephens
Crook
D. E. Dickinson
Barney Sharp
Kenneth Tilghman
Raymond Tilghman
Dale Mattox
Sidney
Frank Chab
Wilber
Nebr
Chab
Mary Tilghman
Allen Kahl
Ernest Namath
Don Miles
Chappell
Joe Zimola
Dan
Joe R. Hornicek
Frances Klein
Sterling
J. P. Seda
Guts of Sidney Grapplers Headed to Junior Championships
Sidney High School’s wrestling squad, coached by Kyle Mines, will travel to Lincoln this Saturday for the Junior Wrestling Championships. Open and novice divisions feature multiple weight classes with four candidates in 100 lb, and over 85 tryouts produced a traveling team. The squad departs Friday and returns Sunday. Liners note spring fishing prospects in Nebraska with prime spots at Gavins Point, Harlan County Dam, and Lake McConaughy. Wilt Chamberlain's Big Eight records for rebounds and scoring are cited in Philadelphia context.
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Lincoln
Sidney
Greg Ellison
Matt Janda
Dave Groshans
Steve Empson
Bryan Bittner
Orge Campbell
Lonnie Hazlitt
Marty Greger
Mark Russ
Happold Bob Mika
Jim Benzel
Sarry Lingwall
Steve Mattoon
Terry Doggett
Dean Rood
Tom Schilreff
Greg Abrams
Tim O’holloran
Jack Taylor
Charlie Light
Jack Jeppesen
Bill Fankhauser
Robert Monteith
Kyle Mines
Sidney High School
Nebraska
The
Game Commission
Harlan County
Gavins Point
Harlan
Swanson
Lake McConaughy
Merritt Dam
Omaha
Bluestemn Lake
Sprague
Martell
Stagecoach Lake
Hickman
Pawnee Lake
Emerald
Predator Control Program Requires Landowner Permission
The Nebraska predator control program is voluntary. Written permission from the landowner or tenant and the field agent’s signature are required before work begins. Controlled species include coyote fox raccoon bobcat skunk and badger. Lethal devices require posted warnings and written consent from the landowner or tenant.
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Nebraska
Wrestlers Honor Coaches At Sidney High School Dinner
Sidney High School wrestlers and families held a noon covered dish at the high school cafeteria. The team presented trophies to coaches for their work this season. Guests included the Chaffee Mines and Hay families. Rod Anderson and Smokey DeWeese presented the trophies. Dinner arrangements were by Vernon Anderson and Don Robinson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High School
Harold Chaffee
Kyle Mines
Pete Hay
Rod Anderson
Smokey DeWeese
Vernon Anderson
Don Robinson
Sorghum Testing Circular 120 Highlights Nebraska Trials
Farmers in Nebraska seeking comparative performance data on sorghum hybrids and varieties for 1965 should contact their county Extension agents to obtain University of Nebraska Outstate Testing Circular 120. The circular summarizes sorghum trials conducted at seven widely distributed locations across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Kimball County High to host second annual band clinic
Kimball County High School will host a three day band clinic Thursday to Saturday March 24 25 and 26 with participating schools Sidney Scottsbluff Gering Alliance and Kimball. James M King Hastings College will conduct guiding two hours per band and a 100 member final concert March 26 at 8 p.m. in the Kimball High Auditorium featuring a six player double cornet trio and works by Das Pensional Foundation March and Seascape. Tickets available from band members or at the concert site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball County High School
Sidney
Scottsbluff, Gering
Alliance
Kimball
James M. King
Hastings College
Suppe
Goldman
Osser
Zinc application not desirable on annual basis
Lincoln Nebraska zinc in soil yearly is not needed or desirable according to M D Weldon University of Nebraska Extension soils specialist. Starter placement may require two or three crops, then zinc mixes with topsoil reaching seedling roots. Trials show 8 lb acre zinc lasting at least five years and 7 lb acre in a Neb field keeping beans productive for four years.
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Lincoln
M. D. Weldon
University of Nebraska Extension
Prosser
Washington
Weldon
Bridgeport
Sidney Telegraph Printing Service Ad
Printing service advertises fast pickup and delivery with phone contact. Includes location Sidney Telegraph at 830 Lith Ave and a safety reminder to drive carefully.
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Sidney Telegraph
Lith Ave
Record High Gross Farm Income in 1965 Reaches 44.4 Billion
U.S. Department of Agriculture reports 1965 gross farm income at a record 44.4 billion while net farm income stands at 14.1 billion. This reflects a notable rise in farming revenue and farm earnings during the year.
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United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Ward Witherspoon
Coffeyville
Kan
Coffeyville Country Club
Bruce
Dick the Bruiser
Larry Lingwall
Crusher Jones
Telegraph
Holy Mat
John Jeppesen
South Sund News
Gary Oliverius
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Glenn Dickinson
Kimball Band
Rotary
Pelled
H.P
Briggs & Stratton
Ett
Kohler
DE Oylle
Osage ST
Pratt & Lamber
Aatti Lambert
Jackson
Sidney Floorine
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