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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
13
A key March of Dimes drive is organized by Cheyenne County youth with a kick off dinner held Thursday at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. Local high school students from county schools participate in planning and promoting the fundraiser.
A teen presents a research summary on Christmas icons such as Saint Nicholas the Christmas tree and the star, tracing origins from Myra to modern use. The piece lists local community leaders, youth council officers, and tentative plans for January parties and a January 1 meeting at the Farmers' Co-Op Elevator board room.
A survey of 1206 teenagers finds 35 percent feel parents do too much, 60 percent disagree, and 5 percent unsure. Reasons include money, gifts, and holidays, but over half say parents take on too many responsibilities that should belong to the youth.
The Gurley Community forms a Council for Teen Age activities to provide youth recreation. Initiated by citizens after a Nov 19 meeting, the group invited representatives from community groups and the high school to form a council. On Dec 2 Rev Harold Johnson was elected chairman and Rae Prickett of Gurley Public Schools became secretary.
The Prairie Echo reports that St Patrick's Academy students Therese Meysenburg Helen Krajewski Joline Runge Dot tie Willis Mary Helfrich Dan Cortney Jim Sterling Dave Josten Steve Schwartz Mary ann Schwartz Terri Treinen Pam Kaus Judy Behm Rosellen Deaver Kathy Ringleman Theresa Mohart Nancy Peetz Jan Schlaman have essays included in the National Anthology Young America Speaks.
The Sidney Telegraph invites young people and adults to submit news pictures and letters for the Teen Age Page. The paper reserves editing rights but will publish contributions deemed interesting and acceptable. Address submissions to Teen Age Page Box 219 Sidney Nebraska 69162.
An editorial from Tiger Tales of Dalton Public School argues parents share fault for student drinking incidents, urging active supervision and positive example. It stresses parental responsibility, community role, and school support to guide youth and curb rumor and blame.
Chevrolet plans $90,000 in savings bonds and scholarships for America's Junior Miss 1966 finalists and state winners. Larry Averill says awards aim to boost youth talent as local pageants feed into state contests and Mobile finals. Other sponsors include Eastman Kodak, Scott Paper, and John H. Breck Co.
Sonny and Cher, the hot act in rock and roll love songs, dine in New York wearing nonconforming outfits as they discuss personal liberty with a maître d. Cher lacks a dress, while Sonny speaks of individuality, conformity, and the joy of being themselves, despite critics. They emphasize expression within rules and note teen fans’ acceptance. The couple, married two years, have music climbing Billboard and release both duets and solos.
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