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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1971

Page

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Panhandle RC&D reports 154 projects started in Panhandle region

Panhandle RC&D officials say 154 project measures are under construction across eleven counties. The fiscal 1971 status report from Soil Conservation Service notes 720 jobs and 9 million dollars yearly income could result from completed projects, with Verde Lane Dam highlighted as a top priority in Sidney.

Panhandle Rc&d Soil Conservation Service Panhandle Usda Soil Conservation Service Washington SCS Verde Lane Sidney

Banking veteran Frank Pivonka to retire soon

Frank Pivonka, longtime First State Bank Lodgepole leader and Peterson Pivonka Insurance Agency partner, will retire Jan 1 after a 45 year career. John Schneider will assume his bank duties as Pivonka shifts to part time, with Pivonka remaining as vice president and board member. He has served as Lodgepole mayor, school board member, Masonic leader, and county fair treasurer.

Lodgepolé Frank Pivonka Bank Peterson-Pivenka Insurance Agency John Schneider Plattsmouth Schneider Lodgepole Pivenka University of Missouri Hoisington Kan McCracken First State Bank Dighton First State Peterson- Pivonkda Insurance Agency Pivonka Cheyenne County Goldenrod Masonic Lodge Masonic Lodge Sidney Elkis Lodge

Sidney High Band Nears Orange Bowl Fund Goal

The Sidney High School Band under director Larry Pippitt is about $1000 short of its fundraising target to travel to the Orange Bowl. Greenlees Department Store gave a donation equal to 10 percent of last Friday’s sales, presented by owner Bill Peterson. The band, 103 students with 26 sponsors, sails December 30 for the Orange Bowl parade and a January 2 Disney World visit, returning January 3.

Sidney High School Larry Pippitt Greenlees Bill Peterson Pippitt New Disney World Orlando Sidney

WNTC Opens Another Upholstery Class

Western Nebraska Technical College adds a new Upholstery section starting December 9 on campus. Classes run Thursdays at 7 pm for 18 weeks, costing $2000. Interested students should call 254-5450 to preregister as enrollment is limited.

Western Nebraska Technical College

Weekend crashes report two mishaps near Gurley and Sidney

State Trooper Ron Gusman described two weekend accidents. A 1963 Chevrolet driven by Merlin TM Rehmer 33 Lincoln lost control on a curve near Gurley rolled into a borrow pit injuring Mrs Rehmer and their infant son Ryan five others rode to Memorial Hospital without serious injuries. A 1969 semi driven by Clifton Beard 37 Olathe Kan skidded on icy Highway 30 at the Burlington railroad crossing near Sidney and struck a guard rail causing about 500 dollars in damage.

Ron Gusman Gurley Merlin Rehmer Lincoln Memorial Hospital Ryan Highway Sidney Clifton Beard Olathe Kan Burlington Railroad Consolidated Freightways

Lodgepole Schools Launch Drug and Safety Education Initiative

Lodgepole public schools run a comprehensive program addressing drugs child molestation and student safety. State Trooper John Trenerry has presented at the elementary level on molestation and drugs and will speak to parents Thursday night. Later this month Trooper Paul Manley will speak to junior and senior high students.

Lodgepole John Trenerry Paul Manley Scottsbluff

Honey Sunday Sale Raises Funds for Mentally Retarded

A total of 1320 honey containers sold in Sidney and 660 in outlying towns during Honey Sunday. About 85 volunteers helped as Pat Von Seggern and Cal Corcoran of the Tri-County Association for the Mentally Retarded and Sidney Jaycees chaired the event. Proceeds support several association projects for the mentally retarded.

Sidney Pat von Seggern Tri-County Association Cal Corcoran Sidney Jaycees Tri- County Association

Postmaster Hospitalized After One Car Mishap

Sidney postmaster Ferris C Preble aged 46 is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on Highway 30 sixty six miles west of Sidney. State Trooper John Trenerry said Preble suffered a deep scalp laceration and facial abrasions while his 1971 DMW rolled once after leaving the road and striking a guard rail. He was wearing a seat belt and was not ejected.

Sidney Ferris C Preble John Trenerry Preble Memorial Hospital Highway 30 Sidney Preble

Kiwanis To Send Christmas Packages For Cheyenne County Servicemen

The Sidney Kiwanis Club will pack Christmas boxes for about 20 Cheyenne County servicemen in Vietnam at its next meeting. Items include fruit cake and a Telegraph newspaper, plus a letter expressing support and hopes for a quick end to the war.

Cheyenne County Vietnam Sidney Kiwanis Club Telegraph

Tiemann Mulls Another Run for Governor

Former Iowa Governor Norbert Tiemann told newsmen he has considered another bid for the governor’s office. He criticized Gov. Exon on farming policy and commented on Earl Butz as agriculture secretary, while in Sioux City for the dedication of Iowa Beef Processors new marketing center at Dakota City.

Sioux City Norbert Tiemann Tiemann Earl Butz Nixon Gov. J. Exon Exon First Mid America Iowa Beef Processors New Marketing Center Dakota Cits

Value Of Technical Training Emphasized

Emerson Rawson of Western Nebraska Technical College urges stronger emphasis on vocational and technical training. Nebraska Vocational Association leader Mr Ransom notes 82 percent of jobs need technical skills, not college degrees, and two years of study can qualify as a technician. He aims to broaden recognition of vocational paths and will become state president next July.

Emerson Rawson Western Nebraska Technical College Nebraska Vocational Association Ransom American Association Kearney

Winter Rec begins Saturday for 1971 72 Sidney program

The Winter Recreation program directed by Richard Stoll starts this Saturday and runs through March 11 with 17 sessions. Activities include tumbling wrestling trampoline table tennis basketball rope jumping chess and volleyball for Sidney residents from Grade 4 up.

Richard Stoll Hngh Asserick Senor Sidney Stoll

Christmas Tree Sale Starts Thursday in Sidney

The Sidney Jaycees and Sidney High School Band Parents Auxiliary co sponsor the annual Christmas tree sale opening this Thursday at the former Hahler Motor Co building on 10th Avenue. Volunteers from both groups will staff daily from 1 pm to 9:30 pm, seven days a week until Christmas. Trees from Denver include Scotch pine Austrian pine and Douglas fir.

Sidney Jaycees Sidney High School Band Hahler Motor Co 10Th Avenue Jaycees Band Denver

Paul Martin Heads State Association Committee

Lincoln Nebraska attorney Paul Martin has been named Chairman of the Committee on Oil and Gas Law for the Nebraska State Bar Association. The appointment was announced by President James A Lane of Ogallala. Hans Holtorf of Gering will serve as Vice Chairman of the fourteen member panel.

Lincoln-Sidney Paul Martin Nebraska State Bar Association State Bar Association James A Lane Ogallala Martin Martin, Mattoon and Matzke Gering Nebraska Hans Holtorf

WNTC Staff To Convention

Five members of the College staff depart for Portland Oregon to attend the American Vocational Association Conference December 3. Participants include Merle Rudebusch Emerson Ransom Alan Bedient Bob Motis and Les McConnell. The theme is Vocational Education's Role in Developing Human Resources with Dr Sidney P Marland Jr as principal speaker and Malcolm R Lovell and Rep Edith Green among others. This marks the 65th annual vocational convention.

Western Nebraska Technical College Portland Ore American Vocational Association Merle Rudebusch Emerson Ransom Nebraska Vocational Association Alan Bedient Bob Motis Les McConnell Elec Tronics Department US Commissioner of Education Sidney P Marland Jr Malcolm R Lovell U S. Department of Labor Edith Green ‘Ores House Subcommittee On

Panhandle Forecast Shows Warmer Thursday With Snow Chance

Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight. Highs in the 30s. Thursday's high in the 40s. Near zero precipitation today. Extended outlook Friday to Sunday includes a slight snow chance Friday and Saturday with warmer Friday and colder Saturday. Lows down to 15-25. Courtesy Frontier Airlines.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines

Weather lows and highs hover around freezing this week

The article notes temperatures staying near 30 degrees with little wind easing the chill. FAA flight service station reports daily extremes from Monday to today with highs between 11 and 30 degrees and lows from 16 to 30.

Federal Aviation Administration Flight Service Station

Miss Dailey Describes Korea Visit Slideto Event

Doris Dailey of Lodgepole 1971 Nebraska SFYE will present a slide program Sunday at 230 pm in St Patrick's Youth Center. The event, sponsored by Cheyenne County Extension Service and the 4 H Council, covers her five month stay in seven Korean provinces with IFYE. Dailey also to speak at St Patrick's school and Lodgepole school this month.

Doris Dailey Korea Lodgepole Nebraska SFYE St Patrick's Youth Center Cheyenne County Extension Service 4-H Council United States Miss Dailey St Patrick’s School Lodgepole School

ASC Vote Deadline Near In Cheyenne County

Ray Davis chairman urges Cheyenne County ASC voters to return ballots to the ASC Office by the deadline. He explains limits on candidate choices, ballot secrecy, and verification of envelopes before counting on Tuesday December 7 at 9 00 am. He notes 1778 farmers participated last year and emphasizes service to farm communities through ASC programs.

ASC Ray Davis Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Davis Cheyenne County ASCS

Nebraska Hawaii Football Broadcast on KSID Radio

KSID will air the Nebraska Hawaii game from Honolulu with Pigskin preview at 10 30 p m Saturday. Pre game activities start at 10 45 p m and kickoff at 11 p m MST. The broadcast is taped and replayed Sunday at 7 15 a m.

KSID Honolulu David Young Pigskin Hawaii

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RC and D Grace Dale Bunsen Omaha Ken Tilghman Lodgepole Schools Postmaster Kiwanis WNTC St. Patrick’s High School Lowell Hare Western Electric Fund University of Denver College of Business Administration William Pecka Western Electric Co WE Fund University of Denver Lowell Clarence G. Hare North Platte Richard H. Visse Wegster Nu-Hawaii Broadcast
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