Final Open Bowling Tournament Results
Lexington Ice Plant edged the men with 3246 in the team event led by Clarence’s in Sidney. The Challengers from Sterling won women’s team with 2683 and Bertha Heaton Stina Doyle topped doubles. Behrends Behrends won women singles. Smith Yuma led men singles. All events results list Sterling Cathy Spelts and Casper Kurt Harden as top all around winners.
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Lexington Ice Plant
Lexington
Knights of Columbus
Cedar Lanes
Sterling
Bertha Heaton
Stina Doyle
Leonard Perez
Bob Decker
Sidney
Clair Smith
Yuma
Glennis Behrends
Lodgepole
Cathy Speirs
Kurt Harden
Casper
the Challengers
Sidney National Bank
Thomas Bar
Glenda
Theis
Stegeman
Chappell
Wagon
Crosley
Cheyenne
Glennis Behr Rends
Cathy Spelts
Donna Engelavan
Gering
Susie Teeters
Rita Buge
Mike Wall
George Faust
Lee Breech
Denver
Jim Evans
Gobbler D Day One Month Away
Lincoln Nebraska spring turkey season opens soon with two units still allowing applications. Units filled for the April 22 to May 1 hunt include Nuckolls Niobrara Silver Creek and Verdigre. Remaining permits listed for Halsey Round Top Red Willow Lincoln and Wildcat with resident and nonresident fees plus the Game Bird Stamp. Second permits may be obtained in any unfilled units after April 1.
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Nebraska
Game Commission
Halsey
Round Top
Red Willow
Wildcat
Commission
State Capitol
North Platte To Host A Cinder District Tourney
North Platte High School will host the Class A District High School track meet on Friday May 12 per NPHS athletic director Jerry Lee. The Nebraska School Activities Association announced North Platte as site with Alliance Kearney Gering Grand Island Scottsbluff McCook Sidney among participants. Quarterfinals for 100 and 220 yard dashes and hurdles set by region to speed the district meet.
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Jerry Lee
NPHS
North Platte
C. C. Thompson
Nebraska School Activities Association
Alliance
Kearney
Gering
Grand Island
Scottsbluff
McCook
Sidney
Carroll College to Host Boxing Smoker April 14
Helena Carroll College announces an April 14 boxing smoker in the college gymnasium as part of a Carroll junior class program. About 40 boxers, including 18 veterans, trained three times weekly with plans to increase to five sessions. Fifteen to seventeen matches are planned, mostly in the 150 175 pound class, featuring a dozen past ring veterans among current students from multiple Montana towns.
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Helena
Carroll College
Hank Burgess
Carroll
Burgess
Tom Lawrence
Kalispell
Mike Carlson
Oregon City
Ore
Bruce Harr
Missoula
Tom Lorang
John O’rourke
Great Falls
Don McGonigle
Bob
Phillip
Anaconda
George Mo
Bart Blotkamp
George Martin
Gordon Buckwardt
Paul Schulte
Jim Vaughn
Revs
Jerry Sullivan
John Redman
New Boating Rules Go Into Effect In June
Nebraska boaters must meet new U S Coast Guard ventilation requirements by June 1 1967 for motorboats on the Missouri River and Lewis and Clark Lake. Boats built after 1940 using low flashpoint fuel need two ventilator ducts with cowls. Contact Coast Guard offices or obtain the pamphlet Ventilation Systems for Small Craft for details.
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Nebra
U.S. Coast Guard
Game Commission
Nebraska
Missouri River
Lewis and Clark Lake
Coast Guard District Office
Coast Guard Auxiliary
CHA
Coast Guard
Washington, D.C
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Lake McConaughy: Nebraska's Largest Reservoir
A hawk can see at least eight times as well as the keenest human. Lake McConaughy spans 105 miles of shoreline and covers 35 000 surface acres, marking it Nebraska's largest reservoir.
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Lake McConaughy
Nebraska
Vernon News Highlights Local Graduations and Visits
Kent Johnson graduates from Automotive School in Denver. Family and friends travel for diploma events and attend multiple gatherings in Kent and nearby towns. Several relatives visit Denver for educational meetings and stay with Rae Nelsons and others before returning home.
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Marvin Johnson
Kent
Chris
Meri Mathewson
Denver
Automotive School
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Wes Riewe
Boulder
Arleigh Nelson
Loveland
Ehme Flessner
Minnie Franzen
Geo Rippe
Myron Flessner
J. C. Johnson
Jack Vendll
Jennifer
Bowling 5 o a Hi Team Series Amer Natl 2374
A colony of Norway rats bred in laboratories since the end of the 19th century shows anatomical changes. They have smaller brains and adrenal glands and mature earlier. The altered rats are tamer more tractable and fecund, suited for the man made environment.
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