Art Guild Plans Show with Artist of the Month
The Cheyenne County Art Guild held a meeting at the library to discuss the annual exhibit to be held April 19 to 26 in Elwell Motors showroom. Ruth Miller will attend the Mario Cooper workshop. Jane Bevan was named Artist of the Month for April and her painting Blizzard House is on display at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gates Beran
Cheyenne County Art Guild
Blizzard House
Sidney Public Library
Paul Adkinson
Elwell Motors
Jan Pippitt
Ogalalla Art Club
Curtis Rout
Galkisee
Ruth Miller
Mario Cooper
Cheyenne
Wye Jane Bevan
Clarice Kuehn
Senior Club honors April birthdays at Friday Fun Night
Eighty two members and guests attended the Senior Citizen Club Fun Night with music by the Senior Citizen Band and late refreshments. April birthdays were celebrated during the regular card party with 16 tables of play. Pinochle and pitch prizes were awarded to Hallie Wright Ruth Shuberg Martha Wills Fern Hjelness and others. Members tied quilts and four members have upcoming birthday observances. Special events listed include Darthall pitch party a Memorial Home visit a covered dish dinner and the Oldtimers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizen Club
Senior Citizen Band
Hallie Wright
Ruth Shuberg
Martha Wills
Fern Hjelness
Mary Peetz
Frieda Brotherson
Leona Rezanina
Lillian Cawthra
Delores Hecker
Amelia Rosenthal
Laura Buchanan
Hanna Frerichs
Agnes Fehringer
John Brotherson
Katherine Haupl
Amanda Folkerts
Ethel Beckman
Emma Grunwald
Walter Grunwald
Darthall
Stars of Tomorrow Contest shines on Channel 9
Jim Snyder of Cody appears in the regional Stars of Tomorrow Show on Channel 9 at 4 p m Sunday after winning the Wyoming Stars of Tomorrow Contest. Deborah Groshans, Linda Langley and other NCB students are named to the Dean's List. Thomas Baack earns straight A average and Dean's List honors at the National College of Business in Rapid City South Dakota. Jesse White visits in Wetmore Kansas with George White family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Snyder
James Snyder
Cody
Wye
Sidney
Channel 9
Jim
Thomas Baack
Earl Baack
National College of Business
Rapid City
S. D
NCB
Deborah Groshans
Edwin Groshans
Deborah
Linda Langley
Linda
Harold K Langley
Foreign Foods Workshop at 4-H Building in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne County Extension Service hosts a Foreign Foods Workshop on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the 4-H Building. Lloyd Andersen demonstrates Krumkake and Rosettes, a French pastry. Registration is one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Extension Service
Lloyd Andersen
Plainview Club Explores Metric System Conversion
Plainview Extension Club members hear Mrs Jim Deaver discuss reasons for adopting the metric system and build a 6 inch per second converter to compare units. Mrs Russel George, president, notes county activities, breast cancer education, and Cheyenne County Fair dates. The next meeting is May 14 at Mrs Lillian Messing's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Deaver
Plainview Extension Club
Don Deaver
Russel George
Educational Service Unit
Lillian Messing
Bunker Hill Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon at Home
Mrs Engel hosted a 1 30 pm dessert luncheon for the Bunker Hill Club at her home. Mrs Robert Steffens spoke during a business meeting with roll call on flower and garden care. Six members and two guests attended. Cheryl Wittrock and Lorine Beyer also present. Ten point pitch game rewarded Mrs Steffens high and Mrs Raymond Lessman low. Next meeting planned for 1 30 pm with dessert luncheon at Mrs Raymond Franzen’s home on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Engel
Bunker Hill Club
Robert Steffens
Cheryl Wittrock
Lorine Beyer
Raymond Lessman
Low
Raymond Franzen
Auditions Set for Buffalo Bend Western Stage Show
Buffalo Bend owner Doug Reetz announces auditions at 3pm Sunday for a local youths stage show based on western lore with music by Dr. James Thayer of Sidney. Reetz expects nine singers, rehearsals may begin late May, first show early June, marking the fourth consecutive year of Friday and Saturday performances near Potter on US 30.
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Buffalo Bend
Doug Reetz
Reetz
James Thayer
Sidney
Potter
US Highway 30
Point of Rocks
Advisory Council names for Sidney juniors and seniors
Representatives of the Parents Advisory Council for next year were named at meetings Wednesday evening at Sidney Junior and Senior High School. Seventh grade picks are Mrs. Paul Sullivan and Rod Hinman. Eighth grade picks are Mrs. Robert Kuskie and John Laing. Ninth grade picks are Mrs. Jan Brumfield and Raymond Franzen. Tenth grade picks are Mrs. Judy Lopez and Bob Balfour, Mrs. Don Rosenbaum and Jack Wiedeburg for the nth grade, and Darold Hendee and Mrs. Wes Mueller for the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents Advisory Council
Sidney Junior and
Paul Sullivan
Rod Hinman
Robert Kuskie
John Laing
Jan Brumfield
Raymond Franzen
Judy Lopez
Bob Balfour
Don Rosenbaum
Jack Wiedeburg
Darold Hendee
Wes Mueller
Preceptor Mu Xi Iota Lodge Meet at Fort Sidney Hotel
Preceptor Mu and Xi Iota Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday at the Fort Sidney Hotel for a 6 30 p m dinner. The evening concluded with social time at Mrs Ken Notebooms home. The next business meeting is May 13 at Mrs C B Dorwarts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Iota
Preceptor Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Fort Sidney
Ken Noteboom
C B Dorwart
Telephone Pioneers Honor Retired Members at Spring Tea
Casper E Yost Chapter held a Spring Tea in the operators lounge honoring retired pioneers and employees. Guests included Gladys Bell Mrs Ivan Walker and Mrs Lula Smith and Mrs Sue Harrington. Each received a corsage. Bob t Bahour earned a 21 year pioneer plaque for service to NWB. Hostesses listed: Myron Peter Albert Shefneer Marie Bell Cliff Jarvis Mary Colton Margaret Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper E Yost Chapter
Telephone Pioneers
Gladys Bell
Ivan Walker
Lula Smith
Sue Harrington
Bob T Bahour
NWB
Alvin Bruns
Myron Peter
Albert Shefneer
Marie Bell
Cliff Jarvis
Mary Colton
Margaret Hamilton
DeMolay leader Couch attends international congress in Orlando
Bruce K Couch of Sidney represented Nebraska DeMolay at the eighth International DeMolay congress in Orlando Florida. The four day meeting drew 99 delegates from 49 states and Mexico. Couch served on the masonic relations committee and is active in Nebraskan DeMolay and Phi Kappa Tau at Nebraska Wesleyan University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce K Couch
Sid Couch
Sidney
Nebraska
Orlando
Fla
States
Mexico
Couch
Masonic Relations Committee
Sidney High School
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Phi Kappa Tau
Model United Nations
First Christian Church
Young Republicans
Order of DeMolay
United States
Ladies Chamber awards costume prize at monthly meeting
The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce Ladies Division held a Come As You Are party at the Sidney Country Club with 52 members. President Mrs Bill Meusburger led a vote to donate 25 to the Chey-Lohs horsewomen drift team and discussed a county bike safety program, a county float, and blood bank participation at Memorial Hospital. Mrs Paul Hutchison won the most realistic costume prize with prizes to Mrs Lynn Draper and Mrs Olive Spearow. A photo by Frances Craig accompanied the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
Chey-Lohs
Bill Meusburger
Ladies Chamber
Bill Burney
Cheyenne County
Frances Craig
Sidney Country Club
Thris
Memorial Hospital
Paul Hutchison
Lynn Draper
Olive Spearow
Paul McMillen
Handy Fixers Plan Booth at School Fair
The Handy Fixers Club met at the Kenneth Bagby home with seven members. President Mrs Bob Horner urged attendance at the April 16 Public Education Program on Breast Cancer. The Educational Service Unit plans for 1975 fair were discussed and a booth was decided on. Mrs Horner led the discussion on Let's Travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Fixers Club
Kenneth Bagby
Bob Horner
Educational Service Unit
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DeMolay International
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Rhythm Ranch
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