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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1967

Page

8

Softball And Town Team Ball This Weekend

The master ball diamond in Legion Park hosts Sidney Wo men's Softball Team and Sidney Men's Town Baseball Team this weekend. Tonight the Sidney women face Potter Women under lights at 8 p.m. Sunday August 6 Sidney Town Team meets Potter Town Team at 8 p.m. Also Gus's Gals and the Sidney Mods play Saturday at 8 p.m. in Legion Park.

Legion Park Sidney Potter Sidney Town Potter Town Gus Sidney Mods

Women's Bowling Group To Meet In Sidney Soon

The WIBC field representative will attend a Sidney Woman's Bowling Association meeting on Wednesday August 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Dude's Steak House. All members are invited to attend as Julia Gunti covers WIBC topics including services, officer duties, championships, and programs. a Q&A follows with possible slides.

WIBC Woman’s International Bowling Congress Sidney Woman’s Bowling Association Dude’s Julia Gunti AIBC

Western Plains Horse Show Entries Deadline Set

The Western Plains Fair Open Horse Show deadline is 8 p.m. August 14. The event runs August 17 to 19 at Frontier Park Arena with Halter Classes for several breeds on the 17th and 18th, and Performance Classes for Quarter Horses and Appaloosas also on the 17th and 18th. Lara mie County Day occurs Saturday the 19th for residents of Laramie County. Judges are Joe Crow Jr and Lawrence DeHaan. Announcer is Dale Harris. superintendents are John Morris, Hyde Merritt, Dick Ferguson, and Wayne Bonham. Entry blanks and information available from the Western Plains Fair Office or Mrs. Guy deCastro.

Frontier Park Arena Laramie County Joe Crow, Jr Stillwater Oklahoma Lawrence DeHaan Brooking South Dakota Dale Harris Torrington Wyoming John Morris Hyde Merritt Dick Ferguson Wayne Bonham Guy deCastro P. C. Box Cheyenne

Whitey Ford Retires With 2.74 ERA Record

AP reports Whitey Ford’s elbow spur led to retirement on Memorial Day, leaving him with the lowest ERA among American League pitchers with 200 wins. Also noted: Tom Bolack, Albuquerque Dodgers president, toured spring training in Florida and sent Navajo Willows trees to the site. Fadie Arcaro holds the Preakness win record with six victories. Jack Nicklaus to play Thunderbird Classic at Upper Montclair on Sept 20 2024 for charity.

Whitey NEW York Whitey Ford Albuquerque Tom Bolack Farmington Albuquerque Dodgers Vero Beach Fla New Mexico Dodgertown Dick Bird Bolack Baltimore Fadie Arecaro Bold Ruler Arcaro Whirlaway Citation Hill Prince Bold Nashua Nicklaus Tuners Upper Montclair Jack Nicklaus United Cerebral Palsy

Central Flyway Officials Say Outlook This Year Is Okay

Central Waterfowl Flyway Council of 10 states discounts UDalls warning of fewer ducks. Hatch is good in Saskatchewan Alberta and in the ten states but late year. Council seeks longer season higher bag limits and seasons aligned with peak flights. Four flyway councils meet federal officials in Washington next week. Goose flights expected to be strong despite poorer nesting for ducks and canvassbacks.

Waterfowl Flyway Council Interior Stewart L. Udall Fish and Game Directors Montana North and South Dakota Wyoming Colorado Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Texas New Mexico U.S Canada Saskatchewan Alberta Udall Washington Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife John S. Gottschalk Interior Department Department Gottschald

Little League Playoffs Begin Tonight in Sidney

The Sidney Junior Baseball Association starts playoffs this evening in the Major and Pony Leagues. Western Druggers versus Rotary and Sidney National Bank versus Kiwanis lead Major League action at 5:30 p.m. Playoffs continue through next week with losers from tonight’s games playing Tuesday. In Pony League, Greenlees and Deckers meet at 6 p.m. August 10 in a consolation match, Potter against Dalton at 8 p.m. August 10 to reach the championship round, and the Potter Dalton winner faces Goodyear at 7:30 p.m. August 17 for the Pony League title.

Sidney Junior Baseball Association Western Druggers Rotary Sidney National Bank Crew Kiwanis Sidney National Greenlees and Deckers Potter and Dalton Potter-Dalton Goodyear

Sportsmen Top Hold Meeting Picnic at Lake Minatare

The West Nebraska Sportsmen Association will hold a special picnic at Lake Minatare on Sunday August 6. Each family should bring a meat dish a covered dish and bread for their own family. Drinks and watermelon will be provided by the club. All sportsmen are invited to attend and spend a day on the lake. Signs will direct attendees to the site.

West Nebraska Sportsmen’s Association Lake Minatare Sportsmen’s Association

Sidney Cycle Association Plans Special Meeting

Dick Bonner announced a special Sidney Cycle Association meeting to be held Wednesday August 10 at 940 18th Avenue in Sidney. The session begins at 8 p.m. The club sponsors a meet during Cheyenne County Centennial Celebration and urges all members to attend.

Sidney Cycle Association Dick Bonner 18Th Avenue Sidney Cheyenne County Bonner

Calf Roping Requires A Good Steed

Editor notes a Cheyenne County Centennial rodeo lead article detailing calf roping rules and technique. It covers barriers, timing, penalties, teamwork between horse and roper, and methods to topple and secure the calf with a piggin string, stressing precision and practice for faster times.

Bayard Dam Contract Awarded for West Wildhorse Drain

Franke Construction Company of Mullen Nebr won a contract to build a 194 375 cubic yard earthfill detention dam four miles north and a mile west of Bayard near Highway 26. Groundbreaking expected August with funding from the Bureau of Reclamation and local sponsors including Bayard City Farmers Irrigation District Pathfinder Irrigation District and Morrill County Soil and Water Conservation District. Contract price stood at eighty four thousand dollars.

Bayard Wildhorse Drain Franke Construction Company Mullen Nebr Highway 26 City of Farmers Irrigation District Pathfinder Irrigation District Morrill County Soil and Water Conservation District Conservation District Bureau of Reclamation

Wheat Certificate Checks Mailed in Box Butte County

USDA Farm Program wheat certificate checks totaling 1.1 million dollars were issued by the Box Butte County ASC office. Payments use 40 percent of local average yield of 26 bushels per acre times $1.36 per bushel. Funding comes from 70 cents per bushel paid by domestic millers.

United States

Nursing home addition set for Miller Memorial Hospital

Congressman's notice confirms a Health Education and Welfare grant to Dever County Nursing Home in Chappell for an addition to Miller Memorial Hospital. The $227,942 project includes a $109,177 government grant, with bids to be advertised after plan finalization and fall construction hoped. The new facility will join the hospital under one management.

Chappell Dave Martin Department of Health, Education and Welfare Dever County Miller Memorial Hospital Harold Peterson Rest Home Vern Pangburn Scottsbluff Howard Duncan R. A. Fritchman Alvin Carlson Louis Piva E. O. Richards Glen Kepler Devel County

Kimball County School District Merges Nine Districts

Mrs. Alice McMichael county superintendent signs an order reducing Kimball counties districts from 13 to 9 by transferring four districts to District 3. Districts border Wyoming with areas 38 20 7 and 23. Students continue to attend Pine Bluffs or Bushnell. District 3 will maintain contracting with other schools. 38 had no school age children. District 20 pupils have attended Bushnell. 7 and 23 sent pupils to Pine Bluffs.

Kimball Kimball County Alice McMichael Wyoming Pine Bluffs Bushnell

Little Britches Rodeo in Oshkosh Planned for Aug 5-6

Garden County Western Saddle club and allied groups prepare for the Little Britches Rodeo at saddle club grounds west of Oshkosh on Saturday at 7 30 p m and Sunday at 1 p m. Two trophy saddles and 1500 in prizes. Stock supplied by Jack Long Alden Kansas. Events include senior boys bronc bull dogging bareback calf roping Brahma bull and senior girls calf roping plus cloverleaf barrels goat tying and pole bending. Junior division features bareback steer riding calf roping cloverleaf barrels goat tying and pole bending. Community groups Chamber of Commerce Jaycees VFW and American Legion support the event.

Oshkosh Garden County Western Saddle Club Saddle Club Grounds Jack Long Alden Kansas Saddle Club Chamber of Commerce Jaycees VFW American Legion

Ski Production Hiked at Alliance True Temper Ski Plant

Alliance True Temper ski plant ramps up for first shipment in September under Plant Manager Dick Anderson. About 30 production workers now on site with five recent transfers including Bob Cummings Roy Elder Jan Moller and Tom Pittendreigh. Tom Jackson from Cleveland overseeing six weeks. Furloughed workers recalled. night shift possible later this year as orders continue.

Alliance True Temper Corporation Dick Anderson True Temper Bob Cummings Greeley Colo Roy Elder Arvada Jan Moller

Area Calendar Crowns SCOTTSBLUFFAgricultural fairs fill early fall schedule

Western Nebraska and Eastern Wyoming residents will see a busy calendar of fairs and related events from August through September. Highlights include county and state fairs at Harrison, Bridgeport, Mitchell, Torrington, Kimball, Sidney, Hemingford, Douglas, Bridgeport, Mitchell, Lincoln and more with multiple days for the Scotts Bluff County fairs and the Nebraska State Fair.

Scottsbluff Nebraska Wyoming Harrison Bridgeport Mitchell Torrington Kimball-Banner County Kimball Scotts Bluff Sidney Box Butte Hemingford Douglas Lincoln

New Deuel County Agent Chappell Ray Sall Appointed

Ray Sall named Deuel County Extension Agent to start September 1. A University of Nebraska graduate, he previously served as county agent at Mullen and hails from Holdrege. He, his wife Maribeth and their two children will relocate to the area this month.

Chappell Ray Sall Deuel University of Nebraska Mullen Holdrege

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