Sidney High to stage The King and I this weekend
The King and I debuts tonight at 8:00 in the Sidney High School Auditorium with Friday Saturday shows and a Monday encore. Advance tickets from cast members will be honored at the door. more seats limited tonight and tomorrow. The production features 160 Sidney High students, a 70-member on-stage cast, a 30-piece orchestra, and includes the ballet sketch The Small House Of Uncle Thomas.
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Sidney High School
Siam
Anna Leon Owens
JoAnn Owen
Sidney High
Uncle Thomas
United States
Duane Nichols
John Emerson
Sidney High Chorus
Sidney
Peetz Legion Auxiliary Plans District 3 Convention
The Peetz American Legion and Auxiliary host the District 3 Convention with registration at 9 a m and sessions at 10 a m in the Peetz School. District leaders from Fort Morgan Sterling and Peetz oversee events, memorial service, awards, and a $1.50 noon luncheon, with separate Legion and auxiliary meetings to follow.
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Peetz
Peetz School
Peetz Post
Unit No. 134
Dean McMurphy
District 3
Andrew Cross
Fort Morgan
Luella Willich
Sterling
Arlo Segelke
Schumacher
Hume
Harold Kelsey
Cyril Coverly
Dept
Vance
Gilliland
McMurphy
Legion Hall
American Legion
Commander Cross
Dale Johnson
Leo Ruby
Charles Dolezal
Robert Wright
Jack Stephens
Good of the Legion
Everett McConnell
Willich
Ladies Auxiliary
Rotary Will Hear About Mormon Trek in Sidney
Sid ney Rotary Club will host President Verl F. Scott of the Western States Mission to discuss the Mormon trek across Nebraska and the development of monuments for tourism. He will base his talk on the hymn Fresh Courage and outline church leadership roles alongside war service, education, and church work.
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Sidney
Churches
Young Mens Mutual Improvement Association
University of Utah
Scott
Western States Mission
Denver
Colo
LDS Western Conference
Sidney schools revise lunch policy for need based aid
The Board of Education of Sidney Public Schools approved a revised policy for free and reduced price lunches under the National School Lunch Program. Superintendent Russell Pedersen notes meals cost about 55 cents but are delivered at 30 cents with federal subsidies and local support. Parents may request eligibility forms from school principals. information will be confidential.
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Sidney Public Schools
Russell J. Pedersen
Sidney City
Pedersen
Medicare Deadline March 31 for Panhandle residents
Claire W. Schuneman, Social Security district manager, warns Nebraskan seniors 65 and over to enroll in the voluntary doctor bill insurance part of Medicare by March 31. Those born on or before October 1, 1901 have no later chance. others aged 66 to 67 must sign up now or wait until next January. The Panhandle office in Scottsbluff at 1716 Ave. A serves enrollment. In 1968 medicare doctor bill claims totaled 1.5 billion dollars with 95 percent of seniors enrolled. the monthly premium is four dollars, half paid by the government.
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Social Security District
Nebraska Panhandle
Schuneman
Doctor Bill
Social Security Administration
Commissioner of Social Security
Ave. A. Scottsbluff
Mr. Schuneman
CWS Group General Meeting Featured Haiti Mission Talk
The Christian Women's Service held a general meeting and luncheon at the church hosted by the Garland Farmer Group. Guest speaker Mrs Ferdinand Witthuhn shared experiences as missionaries in Haiti with films and artifacts. Mrs George Burr led a lesson titled Who Do You Think You Are.
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Mittee
Betty Fritts
Ann Gertson
Gilliland
Chamberlain
George Fehringer
The
Christian Women’s Service
Garland Farmer Group
Ferdinand Witthuhn
Haiti
George Burr
Sheep shearing clinic dates moved at Nebraska
Lincoln Nebr University of Nebraska East Campus has shifted the sheep shearing school to April 3 4 from March 27 28. Dr Ted Doane Extension livestock specialist said the Chappell session April 3 4 is canceled to use instructors more efficiently and due to lag in enrollments. There are 24 signed up for Lincoln with room for about 10 more. Fee is 3 dollars per person. Write Doane c o 215 Marvel L Baker Hall East Campus Lincoln 68503 Nebr.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska East
Ted Doane
NN Extension
Lincoln School
Doane
Marvel L. Baker
East Campus
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Nebr
Five Medals Awarded To Former Resident of Peetz
Former Peetz resident Spec. 4 Dennis A. Hauschel has earned five Army decorations for Vietnam service while hospitalized in Denver. Awards include the Air Medal for sustained aerial flight in 1968, the Silver Star for valor on June 4, Bronze Star for a July 13 firefight, the Army Commendation Medal for a September 3 reconnaissance, and the Purple Heart for wounds from September 10, 1968.
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Dennis A. Hauschel
Department of the Army
Vietnam
Spec. Hauschel
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Denver
Leroy Hauschel
Glenwood Springs
Colo
A. P. Hauschel
Pfc
Hauschel
39Th Infantry
Plain of Reeds
9Th Infantry Division
U. S. Army
9Th Inantry
Long An
Pvt
Spec
Presbyterian Circles Meet for Women's Association Sessions
Presbyterian Women's Association Circle met Thursday with 37 women present. Miriam Radical Circle gathered at 9 30 with Mrs. William Fankhauser leading devotions. Ruth Circle met at 8 p.m. with hostess Mrs. W J Abrams and 10 members. Arlan Caster and Forrest Belieu led the lesson. Mary Elizabeth Circle met at 1 30 with Mrs. Ray Cruise and 10 members. Mrs. E L Jimerson led devotions with Lois Stewart assisting.
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Presbyterian Women’s Association Circle
Miriam Radical Circle
William Fankhauser
Roger Plantz
J.W. Johnson
Mary Elizabeth Circle
Ray Cruise
E.L. Jimerson
Lois Stewart
Ruth Circle
W.J. Abrams
Arlan Caster
Forrest Belieu
Birds versus grain sorghums in Ohio crop trials
New grain sorghum hybrids are promoted as substitutes for corn in regions hit by redwing blackbird flocks in Ohio. Trials show these sorghums can yield as much as corn when properly managed, offering a resistant option for farmers facing bird damage.
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Ohio
Prowler Found In Tree Near Great Falls
A Cascade County deputy was alerted to a prowler in a tree at a home near Great Falls Montana. The deputy spotted the animal and returned to headquarters noting the creature carried a pot and was a porcupine in a humorous remark.
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Great Falls
Mont
Cascade County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
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