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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1969
Page
7
The Basel Chadas are laying bricks and concrete blocks on a new service station at 15th and Illinois. Mrs. Chada, an attractive brunette, works alongside her husband after about a year and a half in construction, becoming a skilled assistant and proudly enjoying the work.
Sund News summarizes small town social life with numerous visitations and gatherings. Mrs. Dickinson returns home after hospital stay in Denver. Residents attend garden club anniversary. Guests visit in the Mashek and DeMers households. Several trips to Sidney, Fremont, and Kimball noted, plus hospital update and local banquets.
Lloyd Wetenkamp of Cody Wyoming has become Sidney Community TV manager replacing Dave Willis who moves to Community TV Denver. Willis served Sidney for 15 years and led the local operation three years before relocating with his wife Phyllis to Denver. Wetenkamp previously managed TV operations in Cody Powell and Worland Wyoming with wife Lois and three children Lorie Bobby and Jay. The project includes underground lines for Bridgeport exchange with over 300 miles of rural lines planned and 70 percent completed in the Bridgeport area.
A Cheyenne County delegation will meet State Game and Fish official Mel Steen and Roads official Marvin Nuernberger on Wednesday Aug 20. Ed Cole Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce manager said confirmation arrived this week arranged by Sen. Bob Clark. The group of Lodgepole Potter and Sidney reps will discuss creating large lake at Potter a smaller one at Lodgepole and another at Sidney with a noon luncheon session at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln.
Bridgeport expects the rural portion of its telephone service improvement program to finish this summer. Northwestern Bell manager Don Belden said splicers are connecting 175 miles of cable buried north of the Platte River. The project aims to improve transmission and stormproofing.
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