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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1968

Page

14

Sidney players earn state honors from three papers

John Seidel of Sidney High and Lowell Hare of Sidney St. Patrick's Academy earned All-State recognition from the Scottsbluff Star Herald, Omaha World-Herald, and Lincoln Journal and Star. Seidel led Sidney High with 374 points and 313 rebounds, while Hare totaled 530 points, 387 rebounds, and 33 steals.

John Seidel Sidney High Lowell Hare Sidney St. Patrick’s Academy Scottsbluff Star Herald Seidel Place Hare The Omaha World Herald Lincoln Journal and Star Conde Sargent Herald Prep Raider Hare Sidney Irish

Famed Big Game Hunter Stars In Thriller Here

Bert Klineburger, famed hunter, features in Around The World wildlife hunts shown at Elks Auditorium on Tuesday March 19 at 7 30. The program covers hunting scenes worldwide from tropic jungle to Arctic regions and shows camp life and stalking large game. Adults $1 50 children under twelve pay less.

Bert Klineburger Elks Auditorium Klineburger Tropic Jungle Arctic Circle

Annual WNOA Program Planned For 3 Panhandle Towns In March

The 1968 Western Nebraska Organized Agriculture program features Danny and Arlene Liska as entertainers. Meetings occur in Chappell March 20, Bridgeport March 22, and Chadron March 21 with talks on pumping costs, corporate farming, women’s roles, fashion, and industrial development.

Panhandle Danny Arlene Liska Chappell Bridgeport Chadron Liskas Africa Norway Liska Yul Brynner Larry Axthelm Dan Cejda Dorothy Brown Jane Speece Gene Wheeler Chappell’s Robert Taylor Gering University of Nebraska Lincoln Nebraska Department of Economic Development Wheeler Universty of Nebraska Helen Jane Speece

Nine Earn Letters For Sidney St Patrick's Irish

The Sidney St Patrick's Academy Irish earned nine letters after the 1967-68 basketball season, a 10-11 campaign. Lowell Hare led with 530 points and 172 offensive plus 215 defensive rebounds, while Mike Wieser added 193 points and 229 rebounds.

Sidney St. Patrick’s Academy Irish Academy Lowell Hare Mike Wieser Dan Walsh Mike Kennedy Mark Bonkiewicz Bill Bonkiewicz Gary Schwartz Pat Colling Steve Rea Sidney Dennis Bargen Hare ZamGen- Hare Caroes Walsh Kennedy Wieser M. Bonkiewicz Bonkiewicz Schwartz Colling Rea Morris Beyer Runge Bennett

Doing Nothing Can Do Good In Conservation

The Game Commission urges landowners to let certain plots remain idle to provide permanent wildlife cover. Preserving thick grass and brush in unused ground protects pheasant nests by hiding them from predators and supporting nesting hens, aiding wild life in the state.

Lincoln Nebr Game Commission

Nebraska Turkey Hunting Sees Spring Season Under Way

Nebraska Game Commission details turkey tactics for wary gobblers and notes spring hunt runs April 20 to 29, 1968. Statewide units spread across habitat areas. 1,060 permits issued with 372 unclaimed as of March 13. Three units sold out as other zones fill quickly.

Lincoln Nebr Game Commission

Leprosy Population Concentrated in India

Nearly one fifth of the global leper population of 11 million resides in India. Official figures show about 2.5 million lepers in the country, with half of them in Madras and Andhra Pradesh in the south.

India Indore Madras Andhra Pradesh

Bow and Arrow Fishing Starts in Lincoln Nebraska

Archers may take game fish from April 1 to November 30 but non game fish may be taken year round with bow and arrow or hand spearing from sunrise to sunset. A fishing permit is required for bow fishing and a barbed tip arrow must be used with only the long bow legal. Details appear in the 1968 Nebraskaland Fishing Guide from vendors, officers, or Game Commission offices.

Lincoln Nebr Game Commission

Young bowler Dale Mesenbrink fires 300 in Milwaukee

In mid January 12 year old Dale Mesenbrink rolled 12 straight strikes to reach a 300 game at Echo lanes in Milwaukee. The youngster, who had been averaging around 170 since Christmas after a new ball, had previously averaged about 36.

Milwaukeef Dale Mesenbrink

Horse Club Recounts Activities and Plans New Events

The 4 H Clover Leaf Drovers formed in 1963 with leadership by the Brauer couple and added Dale Katen as assistant leader. They plan in March to participate in the Spring Carnival and host a booth while staging several 4 H shows and trail rides. The district horse showings in July offer purple and blue ribbons for State Fair entry, with Cheyenne County Fair and the Lodgepole Valley Saddle Club show in June among key events.

Chuck Jerry Fisher Ed Brauer Dale Katen Chappell Cheyenne County Arthur County Grant Ogallala Horsemens’ Club Fund Day

Management Study Is Urged For Successful Farrowing

E A Olson University of Nebraska Extension engineer says good farrowing facilities alone do not guarantee success. He urges careful planning considering costs labor building use and management. Insulation to reduce chilling and heat loss is essential for new and old buildings and can cut per pig costs through better usage.

Lincoln E. A. Olson University of Nebraska Olson

Safe Driving Courses Part of 4-H Auto Program

The 4-H auto program in national and Nebraska chapters offers teenagers a three phase, three year plan to become safe drivers. Enrollees must be 14 or older and study engines costs highway safety driver responsibility and car care in the first phase focused on the car and the highway.

United States Nebraska

Acreage Credit Provisions For Natural Disaster Effects

Federal feed grain and wheat rules allow an acreage credit for crop losses due to natural disasters. Producers must file with the local ASC county office and allow on site inspection. Credit not required if destruction occurs and area won t be planted to another crop or after disposition date.

ASC ASCS

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