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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1966

Page

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Sidney Chamber Chuck Wagon Dinner Set for Thursday

About 750 reservations have been received for the Sidney Chamber of Commerce Chuck Wagon dinner this Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Elks Auditorium. Arthur B. Morgan of Lancaster, Pa., sales manager for New Holland Co., will be the principal speaker. Gene Lienemann will MC the program.

Sidney Chamber of Commerce Trade Elks Auditorium Arthur B. Morgan Lancaster New Holland Co Morgan Gene Lienemann Culinary Arts Department The

State AAUW Meets Here Friday-Saturday

The Nebraska Division AAUW state convention begins Friday morning at 7 30 with a breakfast for the Board. Senator Carl Curtis will speak at Saturday noon luncheon. Readings include reports, elections, and cultural events at Fort Sidney Hotel and Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with multiple officers presiding.

State Aauw Nebraska The American Association of University Women Carl Curtis Republican Arthur Welty George Morrow C. M. Ball Gerald Eherenberger W. Lee Smith Don Lindauer Charlie Dunn Merrill J. Hewitt Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Zuehlke Ruth Harris Carl T. Curtis U. S

Sidney AAUW Convention to Be Held This Weekend

Local chairman Mrs Henry Monnich leads the 50 member Sidney AAUW branch in organizing the state convention to be held April 29 30 at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with delegates and guest speakers welcomed for the two day meeting led by the Holy Trinity Lutheran pastor's wife and branch members.

Fort Sidney Merrill J. Hewitt Shelter Fort Sidney Hotel George Morrow Alfred Adams Charlie Dunn Don Lindauer Henry Monnich F. W. Geer Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Laurence Dillard Sidney High School Madrigal Singers Leonard E. Campbell Alma Ashley Minnie Zuehlke Reta King Walter J. Ongert Jack Pollock Helen Clarkson Dwain Cable China Ed Cobb Harry Salisbury Ron J. Cope Rex E. Myers Ruth Harris E. F. Benda H. O. Hale E. T. Swanson Fort Sidney Colonels Edith Sherrard Sidney American Association of University Women Holy Trinity Lutheran Church AAUW

Young Takes Council Seat In Interim Appointment

David W. Young was sworn in as city councilman at Monday’s meeting in an interim appointment approved unanimously. The two year term could end sooner if Charles Ham’s lawsuit on his eligibility succeeds in Cheyenne County District Court. Ham, manager of Wheatbelt Public Power District, finished third in an April 6 race for three seats.

David W. Young Mr. Young Charles Ham Ham Bob Hossle Ed Bauman Wheatbelt Public Power District Cheyenne County L. M. Clinton Young Mr. Ham Mr. Hossle

Knicely to Lead Hagemeister Campaign in Cheyenne County

Jack R. Knicely of Sidney has accepted appointment as Cheyenne County campaign manager for Bruce Hagemeister, Republican candidate for governor. Hagemeister, a Hemingford resident and Potter native, announced thirty county chairmen, including J. F. Anderson in Banner and Dr. Robert Morgan in Box Butte, with others in Alliance, Chappell, Oshkosh, Kimball, Bridgeport, Scottsbluff, Hay Springs, Gordon, and Harrison.

Jack R. Knicely Sidney Cheyenne County Bruce Hagemeiser Hagemeister Hemingford Potter Nebraska Banner J. F. Anderson Harrisburg Box Butte Robert Morgan Alliance Denel Russell Talbott Chappell Gareden Maxine Romig Oshkosh Kimball Stan Juelfs Morrill Richard Dunlap Bridgeport Scottsbluff Clark Nichols Sheridan L. C. Theis Hay Springs Don Magowan Gordon Sioux Dick Herren Harrison

Sorensen to Visit Sidney Saturday Afternoon

Lt. Governor Philip Sorensen will arrive at Sidney Airport around 3 30 p m this Saturday April 30 and attend a coffee hour at 4 p m at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel.

Philip Sorensen Sidney Fort Sidney Motor Hotel

Drive-In To Open Friday At The Plains Theatre

The Plains Drive-In Theatre opens the 1966 season Friday night with gates at 6 15 and movies starting around 7 15. Manager Bob Carter promises outstanding attractions for a busy season. The drive-in is on South 11th Ave with admission 70 cents and free for children under 12.

the Plains Drive-In Bob Carter South 11Th Ave

Minor Mishap Monday Noon

A Monday midday collision on King Street near 10th Avenue caused minor damage to two Sidney vehicles. Delores S. Stevens backed into Esther M. Mauser, with $15 damage to Stevens' car and $85 to Mauser's. No injuries reported.

King Street 10Th Avenue Delores S. Stevens Sidney Esther M. Mauser Stevens Mauser

Sidney Clean Up Paint Up and Fix Up Week Begins

City wide effort led by organizations and the City of Sidney aims to beautify the town this week. The waste department will collect trash in afternoon stops, residents urged to stack debris by pickup sites, with work extending through Saturday. Jaycees and Boy Scouts paint and renovate, park crews clear Lodgepole Creek, trees from Centennial plantings to be replanted near the dam, Rotary Club schedules a cleanup at Legion Park, Union Pacific cooperates with right of way tidying and tree planting. Individual residents bear primary responsibility for cleanup at homes and businesses.

City of Sidney Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce Boy Scouts George Felsch Jaycees Lodgepole Creek Felsch Sioux Villa Bluffs Sioux

Wildcat oil tests and new drilling announced in Nebraska areas

A No. 1 Thompson GE NW Sec. 17 16 49 wildcat test is under way in northern Cheyenne County between Dalton and Gurley. Operators are Patrick A. Doheny with Exeter Drilling Co. as contractor. New wells announced for Kimball and Morrill counties include Braden Gear Drilling Co. No. 1 State and Stuarco Oil Co. No. 1 Stuart Post. J W Vandeveer reports the No. 1 Harless Morrrill County well with initial production potential of 30 bbl oil and 30 bbl water daily. Sinclair Oil and Gas Co. confirms abandonment of its Banner County No. 17 A Singleton deep test drilled to 7 595 feet.

Cheyenne County Dalton Gurley Thompson GE NW Patrick A. Doheny Exeter Drilling Co Dalton Field Reimers Kimball County Braden- Gear Drilling Co Stuarco Oil Co W. B. Osborn Stuart Post NW NE Stuarco J. W. Vandeveer Morrill County No. 1 Harless Duggers Springs Sinclair Oil and Gas Co Banner County Nwnesec

UP Approves Beautification Cooperation in Sidney

Union Pacific railroad officials in Sidney approved cooperation with Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Week. Trainmaster W E Henke reported from E H Bailey UP president in Omaha that the company will assist clean up and beautification plans as much as possible, including planting trees along the right of way through the city. Local officials hail the move as a major step toward wider beautification across the area.

Union Pacific Railroad Sidney W. E. Henke E. H. Bailey Union Pacific Omaha

Panhandle Weather Forecast Forecast freeze tonight and warm weekend

Freeze ing temperatures tonight in the Panhandle. Generally fair tonight and Thursday with lows around 20 to 30 and a high near 50 to 60. Five day outlook shows mean temps about 10 degrees below normal early, warming over the weekend, with highs near 60 and lows in the 30s and little or no precipitation. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Freezing Tonight Threatens Budding Plants in Area

Forecasts call for freezing temperatures tonight with lows around 20 degrees. Gardeners are advised to protect budding plants and trees by covering them since there is no snow cover to shield them.

Plan for Bill Schulz Day in June festivities

Friends of Sheriff W. W. Schulz plan a series of fund raisers through spring for a June Bill Schulz Day. Schulz retires at year end and declined reelection. A dance at the Elks auditorium is planned for May 11 with at least four bands, among events under development.

W. W. Schulz Bill Schulz Schulz Nebraska County

Reception for Senator J. W. Burbach Thursday

The public is invited to a 2 to 4 pm reception honoring State Senator J. W. Burbach of Crofton, Democratic gubernatorial candidate. The event will be at the home of State Senator and Mrs. George Fleming, 1145 14th Avenue.

J. W. Burbach Crofton George Fleming 14Th Avenue

Sidney Seeks Two I 80 Interchanges and Rest Areas

Dan Ramsey of Scottsbluff on the Nebraska Highway Advisory Commission said Sidney’s bid for two full I 80 interchanges and large rest areas would make it a favored Nebraska community if approved by federal officials. Ramsey spoke after a meeting with State Engineer John Hossack and local officials, stressing Sidney’s strategic location and the need for federal approval to proceed. He pledged to advocate for Sidney before the highway commission.

Sidney Dan Ramsey Scottsbluff Nebraska Highway Advisory Commission Ramsey John Hossack Highway Department Nebraska U. S. Department of Roads Highway Commission Alliance

Interest High At Farm Show Despite Weather

Crowds of farmers and ranchers turned out at the Panhandle Farm Equipment and Progress Day on the Egging farm near Gurley despite threats of bad weather. The second annual show opened on time at nine with extensive displays and timely talks from industry reps and University of Nebraska experts. Between 1,000 and 1,500 visitors by midmorning, wind and dust did not dampen enthusiasm as the event moved toward a successful day, aiming to rival last year’s inaugural show.

Panhandle Egging Farm Gurley University of Nebraska

Farm Progress Show Opens With large crowd at Gurley site

The Second Panhandle Farm Equipment and Progress Day Show began at The Egging Co. near Gurley despite strong winds and threatening weather. Thousands attended morning events including tractor pull demonstrations, lectures on mulch farming, chemical applications, irrigation, grain handling, and hay systems. A parade of new tractors and a fire control demo capped the morning, with irrigation expert Paul Fischbach scheduled to speak in Sidney.

Paul Fischbach University of Nebraska Albin Olson Elberne Luehrs Sidney

Rites Saturday For John Pyle

John E. Pyle 81 died at Memorial Hospital in Sidney after a brief illness. Services will be at First Methodist Church Sidney on Saturday April 30 at 10 30 a m with Rev John E Stayton officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Surviving wife Gladys three sisters and one brother. Memorials to First Methodist Church.

John E. Pyle Memorial Hospital Sidney Mr. Pyle First Methodist Church Sidney Saurday John E. Stayton Greenwood Cemetery Craig Pawnee City Neb Marion Mary Bechtel Pyle Gladys Powell Lincoln Pawnee County Powell Hardware Pyle Sidney Ioof Lodge Gladys Mary Armstrong Atlanta Florence Day Long Beach Calif Catherine van Antwerp Broken Bow Lloyd Pomona

Interchange Plan Urged For Sidney Along I-80

State Engineer John Hossack told Sidney officials the department will push for two complete interchanges on I-80 near Sidney one southeast of town and one southwest. A direct south interchange is ruled out but two ramps plus roadside rest areas are proposed, with a possible reroute of State Route 19 to connect to I-80. Public hearing on Route 19 relocation planned within months.

John Hossack Sidney Town Hossack Highway Department U.S. Department of Roads Wyoming-Nebraska Wyoming U. S. 30 Nebraska Kimball Wyoming Line Brule George Felsch Highway Commission

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Cawley’s Yendis Cafe John Egging Norm Trepke Louis Miller Walter Johnson Doyle Foland Dale Niebaum Arthur B, Morgan Hewit Mand Adina Henry Monnich Duis Knicely Sorensen Accord Burbach Egging Co John Pyle
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