Lexington Quintains Doubles In Sidney Open Lead
The final weekend of the Seventh Annual Sidney Open Handicap Bowling Tournament at Cedar Lanes saw Lexington and North Platte lead in team events while J & L Cafe of Sterling slipped to third. Key results include Lexington's 3142 all events total and doubles winners Ardissono Randall, with Keating and Dilley second in doubles.
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Cedar Lanes
Roger’s Auto Service
Lexington
H. H. Edwards Co
North Platte
J & L Cafe
Sterling
Sidney
Jim Keating
Ron Dilley
Kelly Schaefer
Val Trujillo
J & L Case
Pete Ardissono
Don Randall
Bridgeport
L. Gade C. Strube
Pine Bluffs
Bill Martin
Cheyenne
Stan Nabity
Grand Island
Joe Bevan
Challengers
Chappell Staballies
Chappell
Foland Farm Machinery
Mary Sample
Dixie Dorman
Val
Doris Taylor
Longmont
Bev Mayes
Sterlinge
Karen Smith
Bertha Heaton
Volleyball Trophy Banquet Held In Kimball Sunday
The women’s volleyball leagues held their banquet in Kimball with first place going to the Red Devils. Dixie Queens took second, Dixie Cups third in regular season, with team members named and awards given, plus notes on community moves, events, and school activities in Kimball.
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Kimball
Red Devils
Dixie Queens
Sandy Campbell
Sara Lee Weber
Donna Haack
Pat Biesecker
Pat Shaw
Joan Steele
Dixie Cups
Patti Walker
Connie Stott
Sharon Brothers
Belva Tisdale
Mary Jane Reinhardt
James Sparks
Carl Reinhardt
Wesley Brothers
Floyd Brothers
Sparks
Quarter Horse Annual Show Set At Lincoln
Lincoln two events at the Nebraska State Fair Coliseum April 21 to 23 hosted by the University of Nebraska Block and Bridle Club. Judges include Dr A D Allen Wilbur Lecklidey and Bill James. Mail entries to Dale Seidler by noon April 20.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Nebraska State Fair Coliseum
A. D. Allen
Kansas City
Wilbur Lecklidey
Kingman
Kansas
Bill James
Clay Center
Midwest
Dale Seidler
Animal Science Hall
John Abramson Named In State Planning Group
GRAND ISLAND The Nebraska Planning and Zoning Association elected its first officers. Bill Dawson of Nebraska City becomes president. John Abramson of Kimball is vice president. Harry Anderson of Millard is second vice president. Larry Heeren of Lincoln is secretary editor. Mitsuo Kawamoto of Elkhorn is secretary treasurer. Governor Morrison urged planning during a luncheon.
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Grand Island
Nebraska Planning and Zoning Association
Bill Dawson
Nebraska City Chamber of Commerce Planning Group
NPIA
John Abramson
Kimball Planning Commission
Harry Anderson
Millard
Larry Heeren
Lincoln
Nebraska Resources
Mitsuo Kawamoto
Elkhorn
Frank Morrison
Abramson
Federal Action On Daylight Time Eyed in Nebraska
Lincoln lawmakers floated aligning with federal daylight saving time. Senator Marvin E. Stromer said if federal laws move to daylight time, Nebraska would repeal its 1957 standard-only ban and switch to fast time. Morrison opposed changes without a national policy as three southwest counties already sidestepped the ban by unofficially using a different time zone.
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Lincoln
Washington
Nebraska
Marvin E. Stromer
House
Stromer
Frank Morrison
Morrison
Proper Tree Planting Is Money Maker
Well managed woodlands protect watersheds and can be profitable. Timber species like black walnut add value, with income from well managed stands and high quality timber. Extension forester offers free appraisal and buyer guidance to maximize sale prices. The note cites rising interest in woodland management and watershed benefits in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Extension Forester
E. H. Benson
University of Nebraska Extension Forester
Three Big Eight titles won despite a league defeat
In the 37 year history of Big Eight football only three teams lost a league game yet secured the undisputed championship Kansas did so in 1930 Oklahoma in 1959 and Nebraska in 1964 reflecting rare perfect title runs despite a loss in conference play.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Size Is No Handicap Denver Football Coach Day
Don Day, coach of Thomas Jefferson High's Denver League champions, led a small squad with only one player smaller than himself. Day, at 5 feet 6 and 153 pounds, previously won two varsity letters in football at the University of Denver.
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Denver
Don Day
Thomas Jefferson High
Day
University of Denver
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Brawner
Mrs. Montag
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Parente
Amos Long
Oregon
Dalton Co-Operative Association
Dalton, Nebr
Oshkosh Livestock
Garden County Saddle Club
Odus Sweet
Tori
Red Willow Creek
Bayard
Mr. Sweet
Bob Schaffer
Cheyenne County
Larson Machinery
Benson
United States
Federal Land Bank Association
Charles G. Sutton
9Th Ave
Bauerkempers
Bauerkemper’ Motor Clinic
Honda Sales Ant Service
14Th
Illinois
Cooop
Rocrstangainia
Wallatex
Farmers Union Co-Op Gas & Oil
Sidney—Potter—Dalton
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