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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1966
Page
11
Kimball master site plan for a east Kimball recreation area has been filed with the state for approval. The drawing shows an 18 hole golf layout with potential for nine holes later, plus four ball diamonds including baseball, two softball diamonds, and a Little League diamond.
Dennis Heizer of Dalton is honored with the God and Country Award at Dalton Presbyterian Church after a year of church service projects Bible study and memorization. Presented by Rev Melvin Marrow the ceremony notes the award as a high scouting honor second only to Eagle Scout and a beginning of Christian experience for Dennis.
City council set for a lengthy session starting at 8 15 PM includes Benny Hochman sworn in to fill the unexpired Fer ris Preble term. Items cover library plans water test holes franchise services to St Louis golf course rules gas meter reductions housing waste trucks and sewage plant status with manager Lincoln trip and ordinance 596 pending adjournment.
In New Delhi a 40 member Himalayan studies seminar advised dropping the anglicized Himalayas and using Himalaya instead. They define Himalaya as Sanskrit for abode of snow, arguing the term better reflects the range’s cultural and linguistic origin.
Local column lists numerous weekend and Sunday visiting and dining guests. Names include Ed Curtis of Sterling, Emma Kohlschmidt, Dale Kohlschmidt, Raymond Tilghman, Danny Dickinson, Tom Smith of Haxtun, Cole, Jessie Chapin, Gaylord, Roy Strukter of Scottsbluff, Gene Payne of Sidney, Ted Houser, E W Zalesky, Gerald Tremain, Joe Hornicek, Don Miles, Joe Zimola, Loyal Hornicek, Earl Cruise, Kenneth Tilghman, and Glenda Jean Dickinson. trips to Crook and Denver noted.
Large trumpets forged in the Bronze Age have survived over ten centuries in such pristine condition that they remain playable today, highlighting remarkable ancient metallurgical skill and durability.
Morrill County Extension Agent Don Siffring announces a free Sewing Machine Attachments workshop sponsored by the County Home Extension Council at the Bridgeport extension office on Friday March 4 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Helen Kreymberg will lead, bring machines and attachments, pre-register by March 1 for a 15 participant limit.
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