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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
11
A brief notice notes Gurley Grade School students perform an operetta this Wednesday. The article briefly touches on early computer terminology such as nanosecond and chad, illustrating the era's language while promoting a local booster effort for Nebraska.
The Nebraska Non-Stock Beet Growers Association will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Moose Lodge on the Scottsbluff Gering Highway. President Harry Weber of Scottsbluff says a tree lunch will be served at noon. Agenda includes year in review federal legislation labor prospects allotments director elections and reports from local directors on meetings in Washington DC.
Gurley elementary presents the Christmas operetta She Didn't Believe at 7:30 pm in the school auditorium with no admission. Dorothy and various groups enact a tale of belief and humility as the Junior High Chorus provides musical introductions and accompaniment.
Representatives from Peetz and Sidney attended the 37th annual Consumers Co operation Association meeting in Kansas City December 8 to 10. A record crowd of about 8 000 heard speeches by Erick Sevareid and others as CCA President Homer Young reported last year’s volume near 278 million dollars and savings over 21 million. Attendees from Peetz Consumers Oil Co were Everett Green Ron Hull George Fehringer and Dean Bules while Farmers Union Co op Gas & Oil at Sidney was represented by Richard Cizek Lee Oliverius Ron Engelland and Jim Weible.
Chadron holds a special election Tuesday on an $83,000 bond issue for extending runways at Chadron Municipal Airport. The city share would be $83,000 of a total project cost near $328,000 funded by federal and state sources. The Civil Aeronautics Board order requires the upgrade for Convair aircraft. a 60 percent majority is needed to pass.
An advertisement from The Sidney Telegraph promotes printing services at its office located at 83 11th Ave. The notice emphasizes available printing options for customers in the local area.
A Chicago AP report describes a new investment game focusing on an exchange fund. Investors swap stock for fund shares rather than cash, with gains recognized upon withdrawal or redemption. Regulation requires at least 90 percent of net investment income distributed to shareholders in cash or fund shares.
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