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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1967
Page
2
A column presents salad ideas from a World War I Veterans Auxiliary cookbook. It covers angel salad with lemon and orange flavors, a bean salad with mixed beans and vinegary dressing, a cherry gelatin fruit salad with cola and cream cheese, and a butter mint salad dessert. Servings range from 6 to 24, with chilling and freezing steps noted.
Scottsbluff will host the Nebraska City Managers Association seminar with registration Friday at 9:30 am in the Scottsbluff National Bank Community Room. State Senator Terry Carpenter will speak at a noon luncheon at the Chuck Wagon Cafe. Afternoon sessions return to the bank room. Topics include flood problems civil service law and economic development. A banquet is set for Riverview Golf Club at 7 pm Friday. Saturday features a breakfast tour of Scotts Bluff National Monument Scotts Bluff Public Library and Hiram Scott College.
OGALLALA Nebrask a Centennial Commission approved six closing spectaculars to wind up the centennial observance. Counties will join in Lincoln Grand Island North Platte Scottsbluff Wayne and Omaha on November 25 for day long programs. The commission also discussed events including the ONeill Jaycees raid re staging North Platte football exhibition Lincoln institute youth event Pony Express run Deadwood to Sidney trail ride and Parade of the Century in Lincoln. Gerald McGinley presented the No 1 Centennial Medal set and the No 1 all platinum medal set to Marvin F Kivett for display. The association announced a limited issue of miniature Colt revolvers and 22 caliber replicas.
Goodview News notes Ralph Bond arriving in Denver from Germany where he served in the Army. He visited the Robert Craabb home then returned home for a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bond, as Mrs. Leonard Bond called at the R. Bond home Sunday evening. The item lists numerous local visits and gatherings around Ash Hollow, Sidney, Denver, and nearby towns, detailing family and friend visits, pageants, and community events in late summer.
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