Benefit Dance for Crippled Children Apr 1
Prairie Schooners Square Dance club sponsors its 4th annual Nebraska Crippled Children's benefit on April 1 at Elk’s Hall. Guest master Harry Scott of Denver leads a varied program with Aggie Haylofters and multiple guest callers. Two U.S. savings bonds drawn. donations support Nebraska Crippled Children.
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Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club
Nebraska Crippled Children’s
Elk’s Hall
Harry Scott
Denver
Aggie Haylofters
Colorado State University At
Fort Collins
Colo
Haylofter Club
Glen Eyre
Nebraska
Jack Kozna
Elaine Adams
Elks Hall
Prairie Schooners
KSID
Doris Berry
KTVS
Sterling
Harlan’s Bakery
Cawley’s Tater-Flake Co
U.S
Nebraska Crippled Children
4-H Massachusetts Exchange Rumage Sale Schedule
The 4 H Massachusetts Exchange group hosts a rummage sale at the old Photo Center on 11th and Illinois. Friday hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday is all day.
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4-H
Massachusetts Exchange Group
11Th
Illinois
Supper Set For Church At Light Memorial
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday program with worship at 8:30 and 11 a.m. April 2, church school at 9:45 a.m. and a 5 p.m. junior and senior high fellowship in the education building. A six o’clock covered dish supper in the fellowship hall invites families to bring food and table service. Interim pastor Dr. William H. Hunter presents color slides from Africa and Asia including Seychelles India Singapore Bangkok Manila Hong Kong Japan and Korea.
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Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
William H. Hunter
Africa
Seychelles
India
Singapore
Bangkok
Manilla
Hongkong
Japan
Korea
St. Margarets Church
Mombasa
Kenya
United States
Internship Placements for Nebraska College of Medicine Seniors
Nebraska College of Medicine seniors receive their internship assignments through the National Internship Matching Program. Sixty four seniors got their first choice hospitals, with four to second and four to third choices. Notable selections include Gary Vance of Chapell Utah and Gerald Felt of Casper Wyoming linking to Bryan Memorial in Lincoln.
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Omaha
Neb
University of Nebraska College of Medicine
National
Nebraska
Cecil L. Wittson
Gary L. Vance
Louis Vance
Chappell
St. Benedict?s
Ogden
Utah
Stranger Mistakes Lobby At New Era Office
A Hopkinsville Kentucky reader entered the New Era hotel lobby mistaking it for a newspaper office. He asked for a two night single room, spoke in confusion and left puzzled after being corrected by staff.
Training and Duty Reports from Vietnam Era Service Members
Army Private Michael Ramirez completed nine weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Polk Louisiana including guerrilla warfare exercises and Viet Nam conditions. Builder Second Class Thomas Dolan reported for duty at Da Nang Naval Support Activity Vietnam to support combat logistics. Second Lieutenant Richard Weigel completed an engineer officer course at Fort Belvoir Virginia. Gary Daniel commissioned as Army second lieutenant after Infantry Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning Georgia. Army Private Lawrence Young completed eight weeks as a combat engineer at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Navy Ship’s Serviceman Jackie Peters serves aboard the Princeton off Vietnam as part of the Seventh Fleet Amphibious Ready Group. Electronics Technician Richard Wills serves in coastal Vietnam waters with the Amphibious Group during a deployment.
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Ft, Polk
AHTNC
Army
Michael E. Ramirez
Trina Ramirez
Diff
Colo
Ft. Polk
Vietnam
DA Nang
Viet
Demilitarized Zone
Chu Lai
Ft, Belvoir
Richard A. Weigel
Lawrence H. C. Weigel
Rodman Court
Kimball
Neb
Army Engineer School
Ft. Belvoir
Weigel
Chi Epsilon Fraternity
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Cheryl
Mullen
Ft, Benning
Gary R. Daniel
T. C. Daniel
Oak St
Sterling
Infantry Officer Candidate School
Daniel
Ft. Ord
Calif
Sterling High School
FT. Leonard Wood
Lawrence W. Young II
Lawrence W. Young
Young
University of Nebraska
USS
Princeton
Jackie D. Peters
USN
Roy Peters
Chappell, Neb
Seventh Fleet
South China Sea
Hawaii
Okinawa
Philippines
U. S
Richard L. Wills
W.G. Wills
Sherman, Potter, Neb
Lincoln safety shoes save toes in lawn mower incidents
A University of Nebraska safety specialist says steel-toed safety shoes are reasonable fashionable and comfortable and a good investment. They have saved toes or entire feet from loss in lawn mowers and similar power equipment.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Pictures Wanted for Sidney Centennial Edition
The Sidney Telegraph seeks old photos of Sidney Cheyenne County and western Nebraska for its August Centennial Edition. Bring pictures to the newspaper department or mail items to Box 219 Sidney Nebraska 69162. Narratives supporting the photos are welcome and will be written by the paper. Offer urges readers to act now to ensure ample time for editing.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph News Department
Sidney Telegraph
VA Technician Jobs Available in Nebraska
Omaha interagency board announces VA and DoD technician openings in Nebraska with salaries from 5331 to 6451 dollars yearly. Apply via LO 708 and at major post offices or the Federal Building Omaha 68102.
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Veterans Administration
Department of Defense
Nebraska
Thomas E. Mason
Omaha Interagency Board of Examiners
Omaha Interagency Board of US Civil Service Examiners
Federal Building
North 17Th Street
Omaha
Livestock Judging Clinic Set for April in Lincoln
One hundred county fair judges and county agents from Nebraska will enroll in the fourth University of Nebraska County Fair Livestock Judging Clinic in Lincoln April 17-18. The program aims to establish judging standards and improve fairness at county shows with expert instructors from Michigan State, Iowa State, Kansas State, and NU.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Dave Williams
Williams
Harlan Ritchie
Michigan State University
Alan Christian
Iowa State University
Roger Mandigo
Alfred Meeks
Taylor
George Ahlschwede
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Hampshire
Food Prices To Rise Again In 1967
Lincoln residents are advised to expect higher food costs in 1967 though not as steep as 1966. Clara Leopold notes supply levels drive prices with oversupply lowering costs and shortages raising them. Lamb pork poultry and eggs may fall, citrus should drop, beef prices rise after mid year, dairy stays high, cereals and fats edge up, sweet potatoes stay high while white potato prices edge up slightly.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Clara N. Leopold
Alaska Day Postponed and Governor Hickel Planned Visit
The calendar changes Alaska Day in Seward from March 30 to May 22 1967 with Governor Hickel as principal speaker. Plans include premiere of the Centennial Agricultural Movie. Governor and Mrs. Tiemann to depart June 15 1967 for Alaska and Nebraska Centennial Queen Nancy Griffin to join the Alaska event May 24 1967 in Fairbanks.
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Alaska
Seward
Hickel
Walter J. Hickel
Nebraska
Tiemann
Nancy Griffin
Fairbanks
Five Tons of Peas Spill on Melbourne Road
An AP report describes five tons of shelled peas spilling from an overturned truck on the Melbourne Geelong road. The pea spill reached 18 inches in depth, causing brief traffic disruption as residents nearby loaded peas into wheelbarrows buckets and other containers for home refrigeration.
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Melbourne
Geelong
Avoid Household Explosions
Nebraska Extension warns that organic dusts like flour and sawdust can explode when exposed to flame. A piece of wood burns slowly, but five tiny particles explode from increased surface area. Never throw dust on a fire. wrap it in paper or place it in a trash burner to ignite away from wind.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Extension
Rollin Schnieder
This Way For Marriage License Sign At Owen County Courthouse
A sign painted on steps at the Owen County Courthouse warns visitors with the message This Way For Marriage License Watch Your Step. The warning is noted by AP reporters as a quirky local feature in Owenton Kentucky.
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Owneton
Owen County
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