Juliet Members Taste Foods From Blender
The Du-Cum Club and Gurley Loyal Workers Esaten sion Club joined for a group season March 25 in Gurley Fire Hall. A representative of the S&W Food Company demonstrated new foods and members later cast the foods. The next Du-Cum Club meeting is April 22 at 7 30 pm with Mrs Vin Campbell. The Spring Tea is April 25 in the 4 1 building with lunch by Mrs Kenneth Larson and Mrs Leo Woll.
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Du-Cum Club
Gurley Loyal Workers Esatension
Gurley
Dave West
Gurley Loyal Workers
S&ww Food Company
du- Cum Club
Rvin Campbell
4-1
Kenneth Larson
Leo Wolll
Gurley Extension Juliets Club Meets for Spring Plans
Twelve members and two guests attended the Juliets Club gathering at Mrs. Leon Wolffer’s home on March 2. A Bible verse greeted roll call, a Spring Tea on April 15 at the 4 H building was discussed, Mrs. Couch presented an art lesson on Easy Blending, refreshments included Applesauce and coleslaw, and the group made Mothers Day favors for Memorial Hospital and Home.
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Ervin Smith
LeVern Couch
Juliets Club
Leon Wolffer
Clarence Couch
Rush Creek Club Hosts Meal After Blending Lesson
Members of the Rush Creek Willing Workers Auxiliary sampled cole slaw apple sauce potato pancakes and cat rot casserole after a lesson The Art of Blending by Mrs Floyd Miller. The group met March 18 at Mrs James Payne home welcoming guest Mrs Merelin Boehmer. Mrs Miller reported on the county extension meeting held March 16. Edith Jurgens to host in April.
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Rush Creek
Astension Club
Floyd Miller
Maret
James Payne
Rall Eth
Merelin Boehmer
Miller
Edith Jurgens
Condensed broth seasoned with bottled horseradish
A home cooks method uses heated condensed beef broth diluted per can directions and enhanced with a hint of bottled horseradish for extra zip.
Hospital policy restricts publication of patient names
Memorial Hospital withholds patient names from public publication unless the patient or admitting person signs a written authorization at admission. The policy, adopted by the hospital board, limits The Sidney Telegraph from accessing names without such release.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney Telegraph
Census Snapshot From Memorial Hospital
As of this morning Memorial Hospital reports 57 patients and two newborns admitted. Names listed include Sidney and Clara Hall, Thomas Welch, Scotty Fehringer, Catherine Ruttner, Lodgepole residents Michelle George, Dalton, Mrs Clinton Gilles pie, Leonard Hayne, and Elvin Thies. Dismissals include Sidney Tellina Alvord nie Gebhardt Donald Hoffman Michele Grant Mrs Allen Pre riehs and daughter and Mrs Martin Hanley and son. Also noted are Lodgepole residents Donald Block and Wilbur Christensen. A health tip suggests a thin white sauce for creamed vegetables, using butter flour and milk for two cups of cooked vegetables.
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Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Clara Hall
Thomas Welch
Scotty Fehringer
Catherine Ruttner
Lodgepole
Michelle George
Dalton
Clinton Gillespie
Leonard Hayne
Elvin Thies
Sidney Tellina Alvord
Prairie Schooners Dance Draws Colorado Guests
Two Colorado clubs attend a Prairie Schooners Square Dance at South Elementary School with Myron Flessper calling and Ron Sayers guest. Pow Wow Indian Dancers from Colorado Springs perform to promote the Colorado State Festival in June. The Crippled Children Benefit Dance is set for April 4 in the 4 H building hosted by Mr and Mrs Bob Mika.
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Prairie Schooners
South Elementary
Myron Flessper
Ron Sayers
Big Springs
Colorado Springs
Cola
Bob Mika
Hix and Chin Club
Holyoke
Colo
Prairie Schagoners
Pratt Schooners
Royal Maids 4-H Club Reorganized in Potter
On March 15 1970 the Royal Maids 4 H Club of Potter reorganized with 9 members. Officers elected are Deanne Smith president Robin Thies secretary and Vicki Smith news reporter. Leaders are Mrs Myron Woten and Mrs Donald Spencer. Members chose projects and discussed a public speaking contest. Next meeting set for April 6 at the Gaylene Thief home. Meeting adjourned after a lunch served by the hostess reporter Vicki Smith.
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Royal Maids 4-H Club
Potter
Deanne Smith
Robin Thies
Vicki Smith
Myron Woten
Donald Spencer
Doug Earnhart Named New Salesman at Story Agency
Doug Earnhart began work as a real estate salesman at the C. A. Story Agency on April 1. A Sidney resident for 14 years, he previously ran the Sidney Barber Shop, which he sold to J. D. Peters. Earnhart is involved in civic groups, including the Sidney Jaycees and the Elks Lodge, and his wife Joan has two daughters, Debra and Cindy.
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Ronning
C. A. Story Agency
Doug Earnhart
Sidney
Mr. Earnhart
Sidney Barber Shop
J. D. Peters
Navy
The
Sidney Jaycees
Elks Lodge
Joan
Debra
Cindy
Community events and notices from Sidney area schedule
Friday April 3 duplicate bridge resumes 7:30 p m parish hall Episcopal Church after Good Friday cancel. Rotary conference April 3 4 at Fort Sidney. Elks ritual contest in Kearney. Crippled Children's Benefit Dance and Night Owl Dance in 4 H building. Monday clinic for prospective parents 7 p m hospital auxiliary room. American Nurses Association sponsors talks. Rotary Club 6:15 p m April 20 Fort Sidney Hotel. Christine Aleata Johnson birth March 31 Memorial Hospital 3 06 am granddaughter of Johnsons and Luxas. Civil Air Patrol date change to Monday 7 p m CAP HQ Municipal Airport. Call for ride Bill Moore Rev Wilbur Bennett. Monday April 6 Cheyenne County Historical Association 8 p m museum Chamber building. Flower Show School I April 6 7 8 Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall Bridgeport. Every Tuesday Alcoholics Anonymous 8 p m Episcopal Parish Hall. Sidney Weight Losers TOPS Club meets basement St Patrick's Church weigh-ins 6 15 p m meeting at 7 p m Toastmasters Club 2408 Tuesdays 6 30 p m The Chateau.
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Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Municipal
Bill Moore
Wilbur Bennett
Sidney Weight
St. Patrick’s Church
Friendship Night and Square Dance Plans
Friendship Night of Providence Chapter No. 108 meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. Square dance classes run Thursdays at 8 p.m. in South Ward School. Interested persons welcome.
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South Ward School
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Gerald Matzke
Egging Company
John Elwell
Gerald Radcliffe
Story Agency
Duplicate Bridge Club
Episcopal Church
District 563
Rotary Conference
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American Nurses Association
Rotary Club
Ft. Sidney Hotel
Cheyenne County Historical Association
Museum of the Chamber Building
District VI
Federated Garden Clubs of Nebraska
Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall
Bridgeport
Alcoholics Anonymous
Episcopal Parish Hall
Toastmasters Club
Chateau
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