Horner Transferred to Boeing Headquarters in Seattle
T B Curly Horner, Boeing liaison since April 1962, will move to Seattle headquarters Oct 29. His Sioux Army Depot duties will be covered by the Kimbal office until April when extra personnel join the Minuteman program. Horner and wife to be honored at a farewell party at the Sioux Officers Club.
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T. B
Curly’ Hoe*ner
Boeing Co
Boeing
Seattle
Horner
Boeing Cofice
Kimbal
Air Force
Corps of Engineers
Sioux Army Depot Reservation
Sioux
Sioux Officers Club
Toughies To Compete In State Land Event
Members of the Dryland Tough ies 4-H Club headed to Norfolk for the state Land and Strife Match Judging contest after a strong district showing. Accompanying them is Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Liljegren and cluster members Brian Anderson Jo Anderson Gary Anderson Bob Runge Mike Policky and John Thurston.
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Dryland Toughies 4-H
Registration And Scheduling Topics Discussed At Sidney Meet
Guidance directors and school administrators from six Panhandle high schools met at Sidney High School to discuss registration and scheduling procedures. Ralph Spencer chaired 17 representatives from Scottsbluff Gering Kimball Alliance Ogallala and Sidney. The group described each school's scheduling and materials and viewed a key sort scheduling system. The session marked western Nebraska’s first of its kind with plans for a Scottsbluff spring session.
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Panhandle
Sidney High School
Ralph Spencer
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Gering, Kimball
Alliance
Ogallala
Nebraska
Cancellation of Bus Service Between Scottsbluff and Denver
An application to discontinue the Scottsbluff to Denver route by American Bus Lines Inc. has been filed with the State Railway Commission. The request would take effect Oct 27 unless a public hearing is required by reports to the commission, citing lack of patronage.
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American Bus Lines, Inc
Scottsbluff
Denver
State Railway Commission
Railway Commission
Sidney
Bridgeport
Gurley Fire Department Opens Junior Patrol Training
Gurley Volunteer Fire Department starts its Junior Fire Patrol program now in its third year. Fifth grade students will learn about extinguishers and first aid with monthly meetings 7 to 8 pm at the firehall. An end year exam will award a metal badge to successful cadets under Fire Chief Bud Reinmuth.
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Gurley
D.st
Ingh
EEH
Bud Reinmuth
Boy Scout Den 5 Pack 82 Meeting Notes
Den 5 Pack 82 met Thursday at Mrs. Jenks home with Mrs. Knackstedt assisting. Opening ceremony pledge and sack masks made for Pack meeting. Lyle Geike and Brett Belden provided treats. Jim Knackstedt and David Moore reported. Den 3 Pack 82 met Oct 7 discussing Fire Prevention and hazards. October theme Make Believe. future fire truck ride, posters, masks. Mrs. Moore's home hosting. living circle closed.
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Den 5
Lyle Geike
Jim Knackstedt
Den
Robert Robins
Mrs. Moore
den Mothe
Brett Belden
David Moore
Car Ad Promises Peak Performance and Smoothness
An ad touts a car as heavier built and stronger than rivals, claiming smoother steadier handling and a total performance difference for drivers who take the wheel.
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