Lynn Gottschalk Chosen 69 Countess of Ak-Sar-Ben
Lynn Gottschalk of Sidney a Nebraska senior journalism major at the University of Nebraska has been selected as a countess for the 1969 Ak-Sar-Ben coronation and ball in Omaha October 17 and 18. She is active in Mortar Board Delta Delta Delta Theta Sigma Phi and was a 1968 Republican Convention page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Gottschalk
Sidney
University of Nebraska
Omaha
Miss Gottschalk
Mary Jane Gottschalk
Rushville
Nebraska
Iowa
Denise Marie Donohue
Chadron
Sheridan County
E. J. Gottschalk
Jefferson City
Gottschalk
Mortar Board
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Daily Nebraskan
Ideal Nebraska Coed
Nebraska University
Court of Appeals of
Associated Women Students
Theta Sigma Phi
PEO
Kappa Tau Alpha
Court of
ak~-Sar-Ben
Donald Jack
Census Update At Memorial Hospital
As of this morning 40 patients and four babies are listed at Memorial Hospital. Admissions include Sidney: Mary Pringle and Mrs. Dallas McDuffee, Peetz: Mrs. Bruce Gentry, Gurley: Jack McVicker and Mrs. Chester Frame, Kimball: Mrs. Walter Wis trom. Dismissals include Sidney: Steve Runion and Mary Pringle, Albert Hadden, Cheri Tscha cher and Mrs. Lloyd Weten kamp. A seven pound eight ounce daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gentry of Peetz at 7 25 p.m. Tuesday.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Mary Pringle
Dallas McDuffee
Peetz
Bruce Gentry
Gurley
Jack McVicker
Chester Frame
Kimball
Walter Wistrom
Steve Runion
Ross Vogelsong
Albert Hadden
Cheri Tschacher
Lloyd Wetenkamp
Lorene Rehmer
Jack Mc
Look Who's Here Joel Raymond Adams and James Francis born
Mr and Mrs Randy Adams of Laramie Wyoming welcome a son Joel Raymond born at 10 30 am Sept 25 in Swanson Hospital Laramie weighing five pounds eight and a half ounces Grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Petty Torrington and Mr and Mrs Roy Adams Potter Great grandparents Mrs Louisa Jorgenson Sidney and Mrs Jessie Slama Potter Also James Francis Rezanina born at 2 30 Monday afternoon Sept 29 in Casper hospital weighing seven pounds Parents are Mr and Mrs Dolan Larson Gurley and Mrs Leona Rezanina Sidney
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Joel Raymond Adams
Randy Adams
Laramie
Wyo
Joel Raymond
Swanson Hospital
Joe Petty
Torrington
Roy Adams
Potter
Louisa Jorgenson
Sidney
Jessie Slama
James Francis Rezanina
Tom Rezanina
Casper
James Francis
Casper Hospital
Leona Rezanina
Dolan Larson
Gurley
Square Dance Lessons Open to All at South Ward School
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club hosts free square dance lessons every Tuesday at South Ward School. Mal Minshall provides personalized guidance for all ages. Last Tuesday a social was held. lessons start at 7 30 p m next Tuesday. For info call Myron Flessner Potter 879 4355 Bob Mika Sidney 254 3870 Dick Ladine Gurley 884 2271 Mel Hoppmann Chappell 874 2572 Dareld Frerichs Dalton 376 2591.
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Prairie Schooners
South Ward School
Mal Minshall
Myron Flessner
Potter
Bob Mika
Sidney
Dick Ladine
Gurley
Mel Hoppmann
Chappell
Dareld Frerichs
Dalton
Gainers' Booth Is Successful at Hospital Bazaar
The Goal Gainers' booth at the Annual Hospital Bazaar grossed 48.25 dollars, announced at Tuesday's club meeting at Mrs. Alfred Jung's home. Meal planning was led by Mrs. Eldon Lurber, Christmas ideas discussed, and cookies pledged for the Youth Camp in Sidney. The group plans to contribute and assist at the Nov 7 Extension workshop and next lesson is set for Oct 28 at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs. Herbert Rabe's home.
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Alfred Jung
Eldon Lurber
Sidney
Jung
Herbert Rabe
Agnew Signs Baseballs Then Passes Pen to Bench
In Washington the vice president signed two first balls at the All Star game for Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench and Detroit catcher Bill Freehan. After signing he handed the pen to Bench who said it wasn’t his. Agnew then gave the pen to commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Bench
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Kimball Country Club Work Near Town Area
Construction on the Kimball Country Club building will begin soon after the committee reduced the project cost to 109,077 dollars. The low bid was 118,987 dollars. Air conditioning was omitted and minor changes made. A Thursday meeting selected brick and other items to order.
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Kimball
Kimball Country Club
Town and Country
Sidney High honors NMSQT Commended student Bruce
Sidney High School announces Thomas L. Bruce for high performance on the 1969 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Bruce, son of LeRoy and Mrs. Bruce, is among 39,000 United States students in the top two percent of future 1970 graduates and below the 15,000 semifinalists.
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Sidney High School
George Hinn
Thomas L. Bruce
LeRoy Bruce
United States
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
NMSC
Edward C. Smith
Brownie Troop 50 Elects Gold Keeper and Clean-Up
Troop 50's meeting on Monday September 29 included fourteen members. Rhonda Jo Challburg elected Gold Keeper, Kathy Norman as orderly, Theda McClure and Wendy Wolff as clean-up. Investiture planned for October 13 at Christ Episcopal Church. Mothers and dads invited. Ann Belieu and Rhorda Challburg to bring treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop 50
Jerry van Natter
Francis Hull
Rhonda Jo Challburg
Kathy Norman
Theda McClure
Wendy Wolff
Christ Episcopal Church
Ann Belieu
Rhorda Challburg
Fall Livestock Exposition Set For October 11
Invitations mail this week for the Northeastern Junior College Fall Livestock Exposition at Logan County Fairgrounds Sterling Colorado October 11. Sponsored by the Northeastern Junior College Aggies its second year. Five classes sheep swine beef cattle dairy horses. Open competition accepts exhibitors of all ages with invites sent to county extension agents ag instructors and Logan County 4-H leaders. Open to the world with expected exhibitors from Nebraska and Wyoming. Carl Miller Gunnison is Aggies president succeeding Gary Fritzler Broadwater Nebraska. Co chairmen Steve Herbst Kersey and Roger Cool Fleming.
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Northeastern Junior College Aggies
Colorado
Logan County
Nebraska
Wyoming
Carl Miller
Gunnison
Aggies
Gary Fritzler
Broadwater
Nebr
Miller
Steve Herbst
Kersey
Roger Cool
Fleming
Wheat Queen Keeps Busy Across Nebraska Year
Lea Nelson of Potter the 1969 Nebraska Wheat Queen tours widely promoting wheat. Activities span January to September with appearances at state events, parades in Hemingford Gering Ogallala Sidney and Potter, TV radio shows in Omaha and Lincoln, and a visit to the Nebraska Legislature.
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Nebraska
Boise
Idaho
Bogus Basin
Washington
Braska
Keith County
Ogallala
Fort Sidney
Sidney
Omaha
Lincoln
Joni Ballion
Billie Oakly
Lyle DeMoss
Gooch Mills
Potter, Nebraska
Selectivity Advised For Shade Trees
Lincoln Nebrasa residents are choosing ornamental trees for shade and beauty. University forester Karl Loerch notes demand for variety after elm losses and for dual purpose trees with attractive bark foliage or twigs. Nurserymen supply forms and seedless varieties, plus colored foliage.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Karl Loerch
University of Nebraska Extension Forester
Loerch
Open competition offers young exhibitors arena experience
NJC faculty Eagle sponsor Jack Annan says the open competition gives younger exhibitors a chance to evaluate their stock in the open arena, emphasizing hands on learning and exposure for new participants.
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Jack Annan
NJC
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Duane Menzel
Telegraph
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Sterling
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