Teen Age Page invites teen and adult contributions
The Sidney Telegraph invites contributions of news, pictures, and letters for its Teen Age Page. Submissions may be edited or omitted at the editor’s discretion. Address all items to A Teen Age Page, The Sidney Telegraph, Box 219, Sidney, Nebraska 69162.
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Valentine's Day Romance Across Ages and Customs
Jill Fine traces Valentine's Day from its dual saints in early Rome to the pagan Lupercalia festival, its adoption by Pope Gelasius, and the rise of modern customs. The piece covers English and American traditions, old superstitions, gift giving, and the evolution into a multi million dollar industry with widespread card exchanges and symbolic poems.
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Jill Fine
Valentine
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United States
Ogallala Drops Vo-Ag Program
Ogallala Board of Education votes to discontinue the high school vocational agriculture program and expand the industrial arts program. Superintendent M J Baack cites only 21 of 250 male students in vo ag while 100 to 125 would enroll in expanded industrial arts. The board will review the program in two years to consider adding ag related courses.
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Ogallala
Sidney Telegraph Help Desk Ad Promises Expert Assistance
Local notice invites readers to visit The Sidney Telegraph at 838 11th Ave for print edition forms help. It emphasizes expert guidance and in person support for using newspaper print forms. The item reads like a brief classifieds or reader service note from a local paper.
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Rumplestiltskin at Fox Theater Matinees Only
The Fox Theater presents Rumplestiltskin as a Grimm fairy tale styled film in Bavarian settings, produced for children and shown as matinees only. Saturday showtimes are 12 noon 2 pm 4 pm, and Sunday at 12 noon and 2 pm.
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Red Riding Hood
Puss IN Boots
Murray
Bavaria
Rhineland
February Americanism Emphasized by Sidney Students
Sidney High School students led by Speaker Tom Nightengale design February to foster Americanism. Ric Beese addressed peers about preserving American heritage and leading for tomorrow while facing global threats. He urged involvement with SHS displays and local groups to promote patriotism at school, in Sidney, and beyond.
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Jill Fine
Abraham Lincoln
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Sidney High House of Representatives
Tom Nightengale
House
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Sidney Junior High
St. Patrick’s Academy
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Ric Beese
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Sidney High School
Teens Embrace Arts, Culture In Growing Trend
A Gilbert study shows American teens join adults in cultural pursuits. Among 1210 surveyed youths, 39 percent named dancing, 33 percent music and theatre, 17 percent art, with 55 percent participating personally and 42 percent planning more events. Parents largely fund cultural activities and 76 percent feel parents value enrichment.
Queen Candidate Linda Lamm Seeks Heart Fund Crown
Linda Lamm daughter of Rev. and Mrs Virgil Lamm of Peetz campaigns for Queen of Hearts in Logan county. Voting hinges on Heart Fund contributions with events planned including a Feb 15 bingo night at 7 p.m. in the school gym and a Feb 19 progressive card party by the H D Club in the Rebekah Lodge hall. The queen will be crowned at the Queen of Hearts hall in Sterling on Feb 26.
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Linda Lamm
Virgil Lamm
Peetz
Logan County
Heart Fund
H.D. Club
Rebekah Lodge
Queen of Hearts
Sterling
Sunol Royalty Crowned at Sweetheart Dance
Miss Lynn DeMers and Dan Runion were crowned Sweetheart Queen and King at Sunol School’s annual dance held Saturday night in the school auditorium.
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St. Patrick’s High School
Sunol
Lynn DeMers
Dan Runion
Did You Know About News Print Capacity Costs in 1963
A note states that building daily news print capacity in 1963 needed a capital investment of 110000 to 120000 dollars excluding paper and wood, about three times the pre World War I level. The remark contrasts wartime and prewar production scales.
Best selling records of the week nationwide survey
The Cash Box Magazine lists top nationwide chart entries including Barbara Ann by the Beach Boys Lightnin Strikes by Christie No Matter What Shape Your Stomach's In by the T Bones My Love by Clark Sounds of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel We Can Work It Out by the Beatles Up Tight by the Supremes Five O Clock World by the Vogues She's Just My Style by Bobby Lewis A Well Respected Man by the Kinks.
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Cash Box Magazine
Barbara Ann
Christie
T-Bones
Clark
Simon and Garfunkel
Beatles
Wonder
Vogues
Lewis
Kinks
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