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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1968
Page
2
Donations from Mrs. William Bertels inspire a collection of tested recipes. Includes ground beef bake with beans and tomatoes, Cherry Bowl Salad with cottage cheese and fruit, banana loaf, and donuts with sugar. Recipes list ingredients, steps, bake times, and yields.
A list of scattered clues and partial answers appears like a crossword puzzle prompt with numbers and stray words. The fragment includes entries for various definitions such as animals, numbers, colors, and objects, interspersed with stray symbols and misaligned text.
University of Nebraska guidance defines a tornado watch as conditions ripe for a tornado within a large area and a warning as a sighted tornado expected to move. Citizens should seek shelter, alert others, and, if outdoors, move at right angles to the tornado while indoors open north and east windows to equalize pressure.
Mimi Schmidt a 19 year old Seattle co ed tops the University of Washington College of Fisheries scholars breaking gender barriers. Harry Ukulele a Denver YMCA official set to retire at 67 says he has taught 30 000 Denverites to swim. The National Zoo Washington launches a three year primate study in Ceylon tracking three monkeys and a slow moving half monkey.
University of Nebraska series explains tornados as violent spinning storms with funnel shapes forming high above ground. It details wind speeds, cloud attachment, debris entrainment, and ground contact defining a tornado.
Five Cheyenne County Public Welfare staffers will attend the State Welfare Association Convention in Kearney April 24 to 26. The April board approved one new aid to dependent children case and continued assistance on ten more, with five cases closed leaving 13 active child welfare cases as of March 31. Seven old age assistance cases were reviewed with continued aid. three closed. There are 24 active crippled children cases, and two foster homes were approved at the April meeting.
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