Twin Calves Born At Rokes Farm In South Sunel
A cow owned by Glen Kokes calved twins at the Rokes farm. Mrs. Kenneth Tilghman spent Tuesday morning in Sterling visiting her mother, Frances Klins. Local residents hosted guests across several Sunday and Monday dinners including families from Scottsbluff Nebraska and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Dickinson
Roy Strickler
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Ted Houser
Russell George
Bill Dick
Crook
Charles Krueger
Paul Houser
Raymond Tilghman
Melvin Rokes
Kelley Houser
Jim Oliverius Jr
Sidney
Kenneth Tilghman
Ernest Namath
Frank Mazel
Glen Kok
Sterling
Frances Klins
Marine Recruiter to Visit Sidney on March 23
Marine recruiter Staff Sgt. Herman V Jr of the US Marine Corps Recruiting Service will be in Sidney at the Selective Service Office on March 23 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon to interview local young men for enlistment. The program options include aviation guarantee, 120 day delay enlistment, buddy group, three or four year enlistments, and various technical training and educational opportunities. For details, see Sgt Parker during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman V, Jr
United States Marine Corps, Recruiting Service
Sidney
Selective Service Office
Marine Corps
Parker
Prepare Soil Early For Your Strawberry Crop
Wayne Whitney of the University of Nebraska Extension advises early spring soil prep for new strawberry plantings. He stresses fertile sandy or clay loam soil with high organic matter for root growth and drainage, and recommends a 10-20-0 fertilizer broadcast before planting. He also notes treating seedbeds for white grubs with chlordane, and suggests planting on level ground in light soils or raised ridges on heavy soils with 48 inch spacing, ensuring good drainage and supplemental irrigation as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Whitney
University of Nebraska _ Extension horticulturist
Nebraska
Whitney
Interfaith Center Planned in Nijmegen
New ecumenical center authorized by Bernard Jan Cardinal Alfrink of Utrecht will be located in Nijmegen. It aims to foster contacts between Roman Catholics and non Catholic Christians and Jews, hosting inter religious discussions and study courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utrecht
the Netherlands
Bernard Jan Cardinal Alfrink
Nijmegen
New York City Ballet to Tour Following Lincoln Center Season
The New York City Ballet will tour for two and a half weeks after its Lincoln Center season. It opens February 24 in Houston for a four day engagement and visits San Antonio Austin Dallas Bloomington St. Louis and Urbana on scheduled dates through March 15.
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New York
New York City Ballet
New York State Theater
Lincoln Center
Houston
San Antonio
Austin
Dallas
Bloomington
Ind
St. Louis
Urbana
Ill
Three Sioux Army Depot staff receive new posts
Three Sioux Army Depot employees move to new assignments. George A. Grothe transfers to Dugway Proving Ground Utah with family in tow. James L. Waggerby moves to Rocky Mountain Arsenal Denver while Herbert Smith Jr. shifts to Fort Irwin California.
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Sioux Army
George A. Grothe
Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
Grothe
Sioux
Armed Forces
U. S. Army
Betty
Raymond
Gerald
Diana
Brian
Alan
Anita
Nebraska National Guard
Grothes
Ordville
St. Patrick’s Church
Sidney
Dugway
James L. Waggerby
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Denver
Colo
U. S. Navy
Colorado
Alice
Lorrie
Lu Ann
Leslie
Leonard
Waggerbys
Pontiac
Commerce City
Herbert Smith, Jr
Fort Irwin
Calif
Jean
Vickie
Barstow
Smith
Decatur
Behind the Scenes in Hollywood Separated and Rumor Roundup
Hollywood gossip notes Olivia de Havilland and Pierre Galante remain legally separated for two years while aiming to protect their children. Gardner McKay and Barbara Bouchet cool their romance after the Sound of Music premiere. Lola Albright faces a volatile split with Bill Chadney but still loves him. Anna Maria Al berghetti tours widely, while Pocahontas Noonan faces a fall injury. Mara Corday and Dick Long reconcile at the Luau, and Victoria Shaw dates director Charles Rondeau amid a period-film role. Gian Carlo Menotti shifts from opera to a tragic drama The Leper for Marie Bell in New York, signaling a temporary withdrawal from composing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Olivia de Havilland
Pierre Galante
Olivia
New York
Pierre
Paris
Galante
Paris Match
Gardner McKay
Barbara Bouchet
Gardner
Barbara
Menotti
Gian Carlo Menott
Marie Bell
Menott
Metropolitan Opera
Food Allergy Diets and Propazine Use Guidance
Nebraska extension specialist outlines managing food allergy diets with substitutions for wheat milk and eggs and notes a Propazine use is not recommended for Nebraska sorghums. Dr Burnside compares propazine and atrazine for annual grasses and weeds, advising pre emergent soil incorporation to improve efficacy.
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Lincoln
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska Extension
American Dietetic Association
Miss Diedrichsen
American Dietectic Association
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Nebraska
Orvin Burnside
University of Nebraska Agronomist
Burnside
USGA Form Changes For Amateur And Open Golf Events
USGA executive director Joseph Dey says television money did not drive changes. The National Amateur switches to medal stroke play this year, while the National Open in St. Louis expands to four days, dropping the former final day 36-hole round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Dey
USGA
St. Louis
UCLA Theater Attendance Tops One Quarter Million
The University Extension Theater on the UCLA campus reports total attendance surpassing 250000 during six seasons. The Theater Group notes 33 major productions staged with King Lear drawing 99 percent capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
University Extension Theater
UCLA
Soil caution for herbicide use on sandy soils
A caution advises against atrazine or sorg hum on sandy soil due to rain leaching the herbicide, risking injury to sorghum seedlings. The warning emphasizes avoiding chemical use that could harm young crops.
American Academy and ABC launch 10 year acting development plan
FOR DEVELOPING ACTORS NEW YORK AP reports a national 10 year project to discover train and develop new acting talent. The program is a joint effort by the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and the American Broadcasting Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
American Broadcasting Company
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South Sunel News
Rokes
NEW Ecumenical Center
Ballet
Lola Albright
Bill Chadney
Lola
Bill
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Lake Tahoe
Australia
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Claudia Guzman
Tommy Noonan
Pocahontas
Tommy
Johnny Ringo
Noonan
John Treland
Dorothy Malone
Gordon Mueller
Luau
Dorothy
Jacques Bergerac
Jack Matthes
Mara Corday
Dick Long
Mara
Roger Smith
Victoria Shaw
Charles Rondeau
Victoria
Walt Disney
Gallagher
Ross Hunter
Constance Bennett
Connie
John Coulter
Bob Eaton
Lana Turner
Lana
la Scala
Julie Andrews
ABC
Academy
Fox Theatre
Horrock Brothers
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
Hahler Motors
Halvorson-Larabee
Kokjer Chevrolet Co
Ie Aan
Mtn
Ely
Pharmacist
Clifford Judd
ME Las UE
Colonel Sander
Rudy Mundersloh
Superior Benefit Life Insurance Company of
Lincoln, Nebaska
Coyote
Technicolor
Rock, Uma Hudson
Lollobrigida
Gig Young
Edward Judd
Arthur Haynes
Terry
Thomas
Ney
Halvorson
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