CHAMPION... lady bowlers for Hemingford in the annual tournament are Rosenberger's team of Claudia Benda, Wilma Kresl, Lucille Haas, Louise Morava and Dorothy Swanson who beat out Lee's Texaco by one pin. Singles winners were Dora Darveau, doubles winners Linda Hatterman and Mary Smith, and all-events winner was Nancy Horstman.
NAMED: Outstanding Young Farmer-Rancher for the county by Alliance Jaycees last week is Dale Campbell of Hemingford, who farms on rented land southwest of here. He is among several entries competing in the state contest with the winner to be named Saturday at 7 p.m. banquet in the Scottsbluff Elks Club. Campbell is married to the former Delphine Votruba and the father of three children, Grant 12, Dee 9 and Tim 5. He is a graduate of HHS and attended Chadron State College, a member of the Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge and Alliance Elks Lodge. He has managed the Hemingford American Legion little league ball 1969-1972 and assists in District 10 grade school basketball. Starting in 1962, Campbell has increased production through fertilizer and irrigation on beers and bean crops, added corn, oats and hay and has some sheep and a few calves he feeds. He has recently purchased 3,000 feet of gated pipe for more efficient water control and built irrigation reuse pits.
CHAMPION... lady bowlers for Hemingford in the annual tournament are Rosenberger's team of Claudia Benda, Wilma Kresl, Lucille Haas, Louise Morava and Dorothy Swanson who beat out Lee's Texaco by one pin. Singles winners were Dora Darveau, doubles winners Linda Hatterman and Mary Smith, and all-events winner was Nancy Horstman.
