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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1976
Page
4
Readers are advised to use adjustments deductions exemptions and credits to lower adjusted gross income and taxes. New rules for 1975 include standard deduction options tax credits for low income and dependents a higher filing threshold and home purchase credits plus extended time to defer capital gains when selling or building a home.
Lodgepole residents accompany guests to Denver for the ABA All-Star game and host gatherings at several homes. Dr Stan Gorman speaks on learning disabilities at a Concerned Citizens meeting with officers elected. Various birthdays celebrated and upcoming community events listed, including Lions Club pancake feed and Scout meetings.
Fifty three students earn A and B honor rolls across grades seven through twelve at Lodgepole High School. Superintendent Eugene G Thompson names seniors Fern Bartling and Karen Huff on A honor rolls, with numerous students across junior and sophomore grades also listed for both A and B honors.
Lodgepole Lions Club met Monday at the Coffee Cup with 28 present. Members received tickets for the annual pancake feed at the Lodgepole Legion Hall on Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. Wayne Campbell provided entertainment by sharing his Alaska trip photos.
Lodgepole library now shelves Country Crafts by Johnston and Healing by Nolen. Western paperbacks and phonograph records available for check out. Hours Tuesday and Thursday 3 to 6 pm and Saturday 9 to 11 am and 1 to 2 pm. Brownie Scouts met at Methodist Church with leader Mrs John Schneider. sit ups practiced. Gayla Wittrock supplied treats. Next meeting is Tuesday afternoon. National Geographic notes Zanzibar and Pemba islands produce over two thirds of the world cloves.
The Lodgepole Pinochle Club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Mary Bale with Mrs Frank Hoffman as hostess. Three tables were in play. High score for the afternoon went to Mrs Dave Rentz, with Mrs Morris Hornbloom second and Mrs Lloyd Bondegard third. guests included Mrs Les Aspinall and Mrs Lewis Dughman.
Royal Neighbors met at Mrs. Mary Bale’s home for officer installation. New officers include Oracle Mary Bale and Vice Oracle Byron Rowley with chancelor Blanche Queen and other posts filled by Mrs. Lewis Dughman, Mrs. Frank Hoffman, and more. Appointive roles named Faith Harold Isley Courage Allen Lindley Modesty Tony Kripal and flag bearer Arlan Luxa. Lunch by Mrs. Bale closed the evening.
Lodi Talich was elected president of the Cadet Girl Scout Troop at a Monday meeting at Jan Winters home. Elected to assist were Dori Nightengale as vice president Valerie Leach as secretary Shelly Thompson as treasurer and Carla Lindner as news reporter. The troop will begin work on the First Aid badge at the next meeting.
Junior Girl Scouts gathered Tuesday afternoon in the Methodist Church basement with assistant leader Mrs Richard Sick. They visited the library to study the history of favorite foods, learned cross stitch, and planned a Mothers supper to earn cooking badges, with Dianne Juedes providing treats.
Mrs. Clarence Connell was honored on her birthday by her first grade pupils and mothers on Monday afternoon. Attending were Mrs. Leonard Soucie, Mrs. Roy Earnhardt, Mrs. Ronald Michelman and Mrs. Brent Stoll. The guests brought birthday cake and the class presented a gift.
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