Junior Auxiliary An Asset At Memorial Rest Home
The Memorial Hospital Junior Auxiliary formed in 1964 has logged over 2,200 hours of volunteer work aiding residents. Members ages 14 to 18 from local schools volunteer two to four hours weekly, assist in dining areas, organize activities, and host events. Applicants must be interviewed, maintain a 2.0+ average, provide references, and wear a uniform.
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Junior Hospital
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Les Hand, Jr
Sidney St. Pat’s
Sidney High
Potter
Lorenzo
Chappell
Denver
Memorial Rest
Leo Bolin
Maralee Miller
Hand
Memorial Hospital
Vandalism Reported At Fort Sidney Museum
Telegraph report says several windows at the Fort Sidney Historical Museum were broken by a "beep te" shot. Roy MacAdam, president of the Cheyenne County Historical Association, asks the youngsters responsible to refrain from destruction and seek a more suitable target for practice.
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Telegraph
Fort Sidney Historical Museum
Roy MacAdam
Cheyenne County
Terry's Arena To Be Closed In Terrytown
Terrytown's Terry's Arena, an entertainment venue serving Scottsbluff and Ger ing communities since World War II, will close. Owner Gary Carpenter cites changing tastes and rising operating costs making the arena too expensive to run.
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Scottsbluff
Terry’s
Terrytown
Gering
Gary Carpenter
Terry Carpenter
Terry Carpenter, Inc
Butcher Hog Prices Drive Record High at Sidney Market
The Sidney Livestock hog sale on May 15 reached a record $21.20 per hundred for 235 lb cattle with top bids to Kenneth Weyerts of Dalton, Keith Spiker and John Van Anne also posting strong weights and prices. Baby pigs sold 9.25 to 22.00 per head. boars averaged 6.58. a single pig hit 62.00. Sows with litters sold 136.00 and per hundred sow prices ranged 13.75 to 14.50. Cattle feeders showed strength up to 1.00 higher per hundred, though overall run light due to moisture.
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Sidney
Kenneth Weyerts
Dalton
Keith Spiker
John van Anne
Turnbull & Jordan
Dix
W. H. Meyer
Top
E. G
Peetz
Colo
Good Varieties For Best Gardens
Wayne Whitney of the University of Nebraska Extension urges selecting well adapted varieties for high yields and similar or lower costs. He warns seed saved from last year can cause disease issues and crossbreeding between varieties. Whitney has authored Vegetable Varieties in Nebraska, a leaflet available through county Extension offices.
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Wayne Whitney
University of Nebraska Extension Horticul
Whitney Warn
Nebraska
Whitney
B.C
Nebraska County
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Kenny Mitchell
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