Gurley Lodgepole St Agnes And Arthur Win In D-15 Volleyball
Gurley will meet Lodgepole tonight at 5 30 p m and Alliance St Agnes will face Arthur County at 7 30 p m in the District D-15 Tournament semifinals at Sidney Junior High gym The championship is set for 8 45 p m First round action Thursday night saw Gurley defeat Lewellen 15 0 15 2 with Susan Egging posting 15 straight serving points Lewellen managed three returns in the first set Lodgepole beat Brule in three sets 12-15 15-8 15-12 led by Susan Houser Holly Jones each eight points Deb Mizell eight for Brule Jeanie Tjaden seven Brule.
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Gurley
Lodgepole
Alliance St. Agnes
Arthur County
Sidney Junior High
Lewellen
Susan Egging
Miss Egging
Valerie Schumacher
Bunny Knoell
Jody Bradley
Brule
Susan Houser
Holly Jones
Deb Mizell
Jeanie Tjaden
Dalton
Lynn Broad
St Agnes
Miss Broad
Sharon Kelly
Susan Fecht
Joyce Marx
Sidney St. Patrick's
Carla Waiz
Judy Anderberg
Arthur
Linda Schilz
St Patrick's
Mary Schlaman
Sunflower
Potter
Game Check Stations Explained By Biologists And Hunters
Biologists call game check stations essential for managing big game as they gather data on total kills species ratios and herd structure. They help locate depredation problem areas and guide hunting pressure while also enabling hunter feedback and policy testing in certain units.
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Game and Parks Commission
Ken ‘Johnson
Johnson
Trapping Rule Error Found in 1973 Guide
The Game and Parks Commission notes a regulatory error in the 1973 Hunting Guide for southwestern Nebraska. A prohibition on beaver trapping near the Platte and Republican rivers was mistakenly left in. trappers must delete that text from page 14. Trapping runs December 1 to January 31 in that area, with the rest of the state open until February 28.
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Game and Parks Commission
Nebraska
Platte
North Platte
South Platte
Republican
March of Dimes Sets Plans for School Representatives
At the drive kick off dinner chair Judy Bayne introduced the school representatives for the upcoming March of Dimes Drive. The event featured a mothers march announced to be held January 17 and a film shown by Jamie Baker, the Western Nebraska March of Dimes field representative.
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Judy Bayne
Jay Garcia
JM. Patrick's
Tim Peets
Sidney High School
Mark Thursten
Potter
Dale Henke
Dalton
Don MecNenna
Gurtey
Rick Cole
Lorenze
Susan Luehrs
Sidney High
Stephanie Schmidt
St. Patrick's
Carel Geller
Dalten
WNTC Mustangs Prepare After Key Players Sit Out
Western Nebraska Technical College coach Gary Foster said 67 Wade Heideman and 64 Rich Ingram will miss Saturday’s game with flu and a shoulder injury. Teammates at Big Springs last year, they leave 6-6 Scott Diebler as tallest Mustang. Foster plans platooning with several height options while area coaches consider additional players and a possible guest appearance by Bob Terrio at the Sidney Junior High Gym.
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Western Nebraska Technical College
Gary Foster
Wade Heideman
Rich Ingram
Heideman
Ingram
WNTC
Big Springs
Mustang
Scott Diebler
Diebler
Tech
Giants
Foster
Bob Terrio
Sidney High
University of Nebraska
Terrio
Sidney Junior High
Joe Fleda
Dick Yahn
Sidney
Junior Alverez
St. Patrick's
Are Homolka
Lodgepole
Steve Hume
Ap Une
Dalton
Bill Hakonson
Bruce Viresey
Little Dribblers Program Opens at Sidney High
Head Coach Joe Folda announced the Little Dribblers Basketball Program will begin December first. The seven two hour sessions focus on fundamentals and game competition for fifth and sixth grade boys. The group has reached maximum enrollment and will perform in a Sidney High halftime show later this year.
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Moott Sari
Renkethell
Kidney High
Febda
Sewag Subin
Peide
Sidney High
Joe Folda
Little Dribbler
Little Dribbiers
New Jersey Turnpike Toll Stands At 1.75 Since 1982
When the New Jersey Turnpike opened on January 15, 1982, a full 118 mile trip from Deepwater to Ridgefield Park cost $1.75. The toll remains $1.75 today, averaging 1.48 cents per mile, near the nation’s second lowest rate among major toll roads. The Ohio Turnpike at 241 miles has the lowest per mile rate at 1.45 cents.
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New Brunswick
N.J
New Jersey Turnpike
Deepwater
Ridgefield Park
Ohio’ Turnpike
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