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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1961
Page
7
Deb Walley advises simple hat styles to appeal to boys and suit individual features. She covers buckram shapes with fabric to match outfits, favors pillboxes and cloches, and tests hats on the go while praising pinks yellows and blues for daytime wear. Her hobbies include swimming riding, collecting programs, and oil painting.
Lincoln community livestock advisors outline cattle grub controls from now to November 1. University of Nebraska Extension entomologist Robert E Roselle cites trolene boluses coral sprays and pour-on ruelene as options. Proper high pressure spray application and label directions are essential for effectiveness and safety.
Claire W. Schuneman outlines 1961 amendments and new rules for OASDI including early retirement at 62 with reduced benefits, raised minimum benefit to 40, 10 percent increases for widows and some dependents, reduced work credits needed for insured status, and earnings limits affecting benefits up to 1700 with gradual withholdings. Contact the Scottsbluff office at 1716 Avenue A for details.
Roger A Conley of Chillicothe Ohio charged with drinking on the highway and had $29 waived. F Michael Robinette of Chillicothe Ohio cited for minor in possession of liquor. John A Herrera of Sidney cited for speeding with $10 and costs. James L O'Brien of Kimball cited for speeding with $15 and costs. Paul C Kowal of Omaha cited for speeding second offense with $25 and costs. Virgil Houston of Sidney cited for second offense speeding with $25 and costs. Wilson Kennedy of Kansas City Missouri fined $100 and costs with six months suspension of Nebraska driving privileges. Michael Sandofsky of Omaha cited for speeding with $14 waived. James C Walker cited for speeding with $14 waived. Gene C Baldwin of Stanton Nebraska and Ronald L Toof of Hay Springs cited for speeding with $14 waived. Ivan Delanary of Cheyenne Wyoming cited for speeding with $23 waived. William J Howes of North Platte and Eugene D Sell of Sidney cited for speeding with $14 waived. Donald M Likes of Akron Ohio.
Bernie Camp notes the Nebraska Conference on Youth in Lincoln urged adults to back a Nebraska for the Future program. Youth call for task forces to study state problems and craft action plans in agriculture industry education and professions to keep young Nebraskans at home and spur statewide growth.
Doane College in Crete Nebraska launches a guaranteed four year cost program starting September 1962. Freshmen may contract for 1450 per year covering tuition board room and general fees plus health athletic and library costs, with off campus arrangements possible. Transfer students receive the same guaranteed terms. signing in the business office is required.
Young barnacles swim freely before attaching themselves to objects such as the hulls of ships or whales, where they remain anchored as they mature into stationary adults.
Work begins on a milk based bar for children and special diets, aiming as a compact survival ration. Nebraska researchers from Midwest Research Institute describe cube like bars dense with nutrients, pricier than wheat bars but more suitable for youngsters and storage in bomb shelters.
Lincoln Nebraska University agronomist Weldon reports in a USDA publication that applying lime to acidic soils reduces radioactive strontium 90 uptake by crops after nuclear explosions. The practice can improve stand and yield of alfalfa and legume crops, but should be tested before use to avoid unnecessary expense on neutral or calcareous soils.
The display at the Nebraska State Fair will be seen by Ak-Sar-Ben Rodeo attendees in Omaha next week. Agricultural Products Research Fund Committee members will travel to Madison Wisconsin next week to discuss starch research for structural purposes with Bjorksen Laboratories researchers.
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