Thursday, Oct. 2, 19691 RECENT VISITS of STORK IN COUNTY Sept. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Collins of Mitchell, a son.
26 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Prohs of Hay Springs, a daughter. Sept.
26 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morales of Scottsbluff, a son. Sept. 27 Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Demas of Scottsbluff, a son. Sept. 27 Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Amescua of Scottsbluff, a daughter. Sept. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nyquist of Scottsbluff, a son.
Sept. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Warfield of Scottsbluff, a son. Sept.
30 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Romey of Scottsbluff, a son. County Fair Gets $500 from Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Races The Scotts Bluff County Fair at Mitchell has received $500 from Ak-Sar-Ben, according to Raymond Strey, president, and G. L.
Williams, secretary, of the Scotts Bluff County Agricultural Society. The County Fair Improvement Program, now in its 16th year, is one of a series of projects of financial assistance to county fairs made possible by funds from Ak-Sar-Ben's annual race meeting, according to Tom Brock, General Manager. of Ak-Sar-Ben. This year Ak-Sar-Ben has offered two programs to county fairs. The first is the the $500 matching grant for new construction; and the second is the $500 "Spruce-up" grant for repairs, painting, landscaping, cement work, roofing and beautification.
Area Masonic Meet Called for Alliance Louie Nerud Rites Are Set for Friday Funeral services will be held Friday for Louie Nerud, 60, be of Minatare who died Tuesday afternoon at his home. He had been prominent in both civic and ranching circles. He was born June 16, 1909, in the Goodstreak Community, northeast of Minatare in Box Butte County. He attended Hope School for 11 years and graduated from Minatare high school in 1927. He married Genevieve Marie McCartney in Gering June 28, 1938.
He had ranched in the valley for 40 years and was quite active in the development of Quarter Horses in the area. He was a member the First United Methodist Church, a director of the Chimney Rock Public Power District, a member of the Morrill County iff's Posse, a former member of the board of the FHA and ASCS Committee and the Hope Community District 33 school board. He was a member of the Saddle Club and the horse show committee from 1952 until 1968. He is survived by his wife; one daughter, Mrs. Jay Hall of Minatare; his mother, Mrs.
Alice Nerud of Bayard; six brothers, John of New York City, Edward of Safford, Bob of Scottsbluff, Dick of Minatare, Tom of Bayard and Jack of Oshkosh; two sisters, Mrs. Floyd Wallen of Seattle, and Mrs. Tom Durnal of Bayard and two grandchildren. Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church in Scottsbluff.
The Rev. John W. Smith will officiate and burial will be in East Lawn Cemetery. 4 Over 6,000 Deer Permits Remaining Residents and nonresidents alike still have some 6.000 chances to bag a Nebraska deer this fall, since about that many firearm permits still remain in 10 units across the state, according to the Game Commission. Both whitetails and mule deer are roaming about Nebraska unaware of the November season and a possible date with the hunter's freezer.
Whitetails are available in many of the units of central Nebraska. Mule deer range overlaps with that of the whitetail in central Nebraska and covers all of the western part of the state. Hunters are eligible to hold two deer permits both for firearm, both for archery, or one of each. -Plain Talk Continued from Page Five An area meeting on Masonic education will be held at the Masonic Temple at Alliance on Saturday, Oct. 11.
The meeting is sponsored by the Grand Lodge of Masons of Nebraska and will assemble officers and members from 25 lodges in this section of the state. Registration will begin at 12:10 p.m. and the meeting will open at one o'clock with the reception of the Grand Master. A general educational session and discussion groups will occupy the remainder of the afternoon until five o'clock closing. A dinner for Masons, their ladies and invited guests will be held at 6:15.
Grand Master Hugh W. Eisenhart of Cambridge, will be the speaker at the dinner, reservations for which must be made in advance through William E. Edwards, secretary of the Alliance lodge. Howard J. Hunter, of Wahoo, chairman of the Grand Lodge Committee on Masonic Education, will be in charge of the program and arrangements.
Others include Louis V. Sylvester, Omaha; Lewis R. Ricketts, Lincoln; Edward H. Lockwood, Hastings; Alfred G. Wurst, Lincoln; and James W.
Fegley, South Sioux City. Hamburger on Bun For 27 Million In keeping with the theme of National President Mrs. Helen McGee, the National School Lunch Week committee has planned a Universal Menu which almost every school in the nation will serve Wednesday, Oct. 15: Hamburger on, bun, buttered green beans, tossed green salad, mixed fruit cup, peanut butter cookies and milk. Think of 27 million children eating the same lunch on the same day all over the nation.
Your cooperation will make it possible. We know all children love hamburgers so make menus with this in mind. County Attorney Critcized for Lack Of Prosecution at Recent Meeting Scotts Bluff County Attorney James W. Ponder was criticized at the regular meeting of the county commissioners Monday morning. Ponder told the board of commissioners he would be glad at any time to discuss the prosecution of any case that may be questioned by private citizens.
James Landrum, president of the County Juvenile Advisory Committee and a Scottsbluff minister, urged the commissioners to appoint a "grand jury" to investigate the way the County Attorney's office is being run. Although Landrum might be involved. The board also met with Deputy State Fire Marshal Fred Otte of Minatare in an attempt to remove an old shack north of Scottsbluff. The state fire marshal's office has initiated action in the District Court in Gering to get the building removed from the premises. Nothing can be done until all local requirements of condemnation are met.
The board agreed to participate in the cost of installing a school flasher signal light on the Country Club Road for the animals at the 4-H sale and a said he and the other members new Gering grade school in the beautiful dress to wear to the of the group of eight or nine, Northfield Addition. Half of homecoming could provide proof of the ac- the road is in Gering city limits dance. The number of intangible re- cusations, the board should and half is under the control wards is probably greater and make a determination of the of the county. Cost estimate for much more meaningful than the validity of any rumors that the installation is $1,150. tangible rewards.
These include the feeling of satisfaction that a 4-H club member receives from knowing that his calf received a blue ribbon because Nomination Form he fed and cared for it or the pride a member can feel from knowing that she made the Gering Distinguished beautiful dress that she is wearing to the homecoming It also includes the pat on the the warm glow received from back from the 4-H leader or TEEN CITIZEN helping a younger member learn how to sew a straight seam. 4-H has been criticized for AWARD having too much "parent participation" in the feeding of their livestock or sewing their Sponsored by dresses. But actually parent participation is encouraged to GERING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE some extent. 4-H is a family affair and what a great opportunity parents have to work Nominate either a boy or girl between ages 13-19. with their children.
These opportunities may be rare in our 2. Nominate a Teen Citizen who you think has conpresent fast moving world with tributed the most to our Community during 1969. all of its social and economic pressures. of course, there is a dif- 3. Awards will be presented to an outstanding Boy fernce between "working with" and Girl at the Annual Meeting of the Gering and "doing for' the 4-H mem- Chamber of Commerce in November.
ber. But what parent is going to cheat his child of the 4. Nominees must have a Gering mailing address and ible reward of knowing that attend a school of the Gering School District. he was responsible for the blue ribbon calf or the beautiful new dress. NAME The question may be raised as to the value of tangible awards in an educational pro- ADDRESS gram such as 4-H.
Awards can be an effective tool or method of meeting three AGE Mr. or Miss basic purposes of the 4-H club program. These purposes in- Comment: clude helping girls and boys Nominating to learn to achieve and accomplish, to encourage and motivate them to achieve and to accomplish, to encourage and Please use an additional sheet or Additional Commotivate them to achieve and ment Space. to recognize youth when they have achieved or accomplished. The tangible rewards are im-1 portant but not be over Nominated by sized at the expense of intang- (Unless Signed Nomination will be Disqualified) ible rewards.
With the proper combination of both, our young 4-H members will grow and de- Mail to: Gering Chamber of Commerce velop and become the type of P. O. Box 324 citizens that we need to keep our great state and nation proGering, Nebr. 69341 gressing for the good of all mankind. Generally Fair, Cool For Banana Belt The weatherman calls for generally fair weather with the high 70 to 80 today.
Tonight's low will be near 40. The weather will be partly cloudy and cooler Friday with a chance for a few showers. The high Friday will be 65 to 75. The temperatures Thursday through Monday will average a few degrees below seasonal normal. It will be cooler early next week with minor day to day changes.
The highs will be near 70 and the lows 40 to 50. There will be variable cloudiness with a chance of showers most days. Yearly precipitation is 10.05 inches compared with the normal of 12.86 inches of moisture. Rebecca E. King Buried in Missouri services were held for Rebecca E.
King at the Boley-Dennis Home in Gering. She early Thursday morning local hospital. was born May 2, 1879, in County, Mo. She marJess T. King in Chirstian on Aug.
9, 1894. farmed in Missouri be- You Half PLUS Full Rib SPECIAL Family Pack. Federally Inspected. Safeway Style Loin Half Full Tenderloin Family Pack. Federally InspecteSafeway Style Trim, Salisbury Steak Sliced Bacon center Wilson's Cube Steaks Beef.
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King's death in 1945. She moved to Gering that year and had lived here since. She was a member of the Baptist Church at Clever, Mo. She is survived by three sons, Eura W. and Arbie C.
of ver, Mo. and Glen L. of Sterling, six daughters, Mrs. Ward (Stella) Wise of McGrew, Mrs. Frank (Blanche) Stull of Ault, Mrs.
Artie (Cressie) Broyles of Grand Island, Mrs. John (Ruby) Fuchs of Boulder, Mrs. Velma Whited of North Platte and Mrs. Marland (Maxine) Edgar of Salt Lake City; one brother, Fred J. Florence of Tellaquah, Okla; 19 grandchildren, several greatgrandchildren and three greatgreat-grandchildren.
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South Dakota Governor Frank Farrar is hosting the two-day America Travel Organization, rest Anderson, Montana; Norbert Tiemann, Nebraska; William Guy, North Dakota and Stan Hathaway, Wyoming. "The potetnial for regional promotion and development is recognized by all five states," Farrar says. "This seminar has been set to strenghten and expand the highly successful Old West Trail regional partnership now in existence." A status report on the national travel scene will be given in a major address by William D. Toohey, chairman of Discover America Travel anization, Inc. Merrit Reservoir near Valen- 44 miles of shoreline 2,906 surface acres of waat maximum pool.
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6 by the Game in an attempt to elimate lake's fish population now posed largely of white and carpsuckers. A total kill of all fish lake is the goal of the so that future restocking rainbow and brook not be hampered by the fish. Some 3,600 gallons of one will be applied to by four boats equipped power spraying rigs men wearing waders potholes and bays. men, most of the fish management section, take part in the project. Level of Lake Ogallala be lowered about five fore application of the by opening gates on stone Diversion Dam lake.
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Dry Non Ice A Pot Corn Cut Sel-air. Police Court- Candelario Soto, 51, of Gering and Floyd Conn, 24, of Gering were each fined $10 and $4 for second offense violations of Gering's dog leash law. Bill E. Day, 31, of Gering was fined $5 and $4 for a first violation of the leash law. Other fines in Gering Police Court were Floyd F.
Carlson, 29, of Chappell, speeding, $15 and Marvin W. Bartels, 21, Minatare, excessive tire noise, $10 and Rodney A. Wilson, 16, Scottsbluff negligent driving, $25 and Kathey A. Merkel, 16, Gering, speeding, $11 and Charles Lance, 69, of Scottsbluff, expired driver's license, $10 and James W. Smith, 24, no address listed, intoxication, $25 and $4.
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