Sidney High Band to Present Mid-Winter Concert
The Sidney High School symphonic band will give its annual Mid Winter Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday Feb 18 in the Junior High School. Directed by Larry Pippitt the program features Sousa Gershwin Erickson Reed Williams Hawkins and Bennet works plus a four horn quartet and Carnival of Melody. Performers include Ellis Vaughn Penny Pedersen Connie Fisher Emily Massie Loren Bauman Liz Jay Judy Hochman Kelly etc. The free program highlights classical and contemporary pieces with the band’s full ensemble and solo numbers.
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Sidney High School
Larry Pippitt
Gridiron Club
John Philip Sousa
George Gershwin
Frank Erickson
Albert Davis
Alfred Reed
United States
Rudolph Schirmer
Ramparts
Clifton Williams
United States Air Force Academy
Academy
David Bennet
Ellis Vaughn
Penny Pedersen
Connie Fisher
Emily Massie
Loren Bauman
Liz Jay
Judy Hochman
Jerry Weber
Carnival of Melody
Robert Hawkins
Debi Thayer
Kathy Wright
Connie Wilson
Carol Nissen
Rochelle Wolvin
Mary White
June Zwickl
Linda Lybarger
Karen Johnson
Gayle Goodwin
JoAnn Owen
Rholanda Gorman
Marsha Pottorff
Carol Miller
Loretta Hinman
Carol Bond
Susan Fisher
Nancy Meier
Bill Fankhauser
Donna Cornelius
Joyce Foland
Lyndee Peterson
Pat Thompson
Beth Edwards
Faith Hunt
Connie Hickox
Janice Eich
Chris Brush
Carli Baack
Janet Tremain
Dora Bergstrom
Pam Adams
Robette Bryant
Brenda St. Lawrence
Bob Willis
Phil Smith
Rita Underdown
Vicki Niebaum
Jeannie Olsen
Kay Hogeland
Lynn Mehling
Jayne Wut
Connie Palmer
Richard Atkins
Jeanette Jones
Jane Oliverius
Connie Adams
Julie Wilson
Jeff Spady
Jim Bosley
Cindy Wolf
Steve Lienemann
Bob Paxton
Dave Hendee
Rod Born
Bruce Outright
Ron Skarka
Linda Thayer
John Schou
Wayne Cornelius
Roger Wester
Dick Bonner
Bryan Wilcox
Dick Kahl
Greg Zack
Ken Boehm
Rod Oliverius
George Hartman
Steve Empson
Dan Sherrerd
Peggy Mason
Deanna Bruns
Cynthia Schmale
Tom Biggs
Debbie Hyde
Kathy Loewe
Bob Studnicka
Lester Steffens
Ruth Schmidt
Tom Atkins
Don Kettler
Gerald Thompson
Larry Lingwall
Teresa Tucker
Jim Benzel
Kathy Brunick
Joe Headley
Ken Paxton
Jeff Samson
Steve Steele
John Curless
Bob Mathes
Patty Jelinek
Marsha Griffith
DeAnne Theis
Debbie Musil
Cindy Tilghman
Tonda Gable
Leon McConnell
John Jenks
Charles L Harris results from brief illness obituary
Charles L Harris 64 died early Friday at Memorial Hospital after a nine day stay following a heart attack. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 in Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with Rev Darrell Davis officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Heart Fund memorials requested. Harris born Oct 20 1903 Genoa Neb came to the community in 1943 worked at Miller Implement Co widowed, survived by wife Bertha, son Charles Burton Harris, seven sisters and three grandchildren.
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Charles L. Harris
Memorial Hospital
Gehrig and Son
Darrell Davis
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Heart Fund
Genoa
Neb
Charles
Emma Clayton Harris
St. Edward
Miller Implement Co
Madison, Neb
Bertha L. Truglove
Presbyterian Church
Charles Burton Harris
Longmont
Colo
Bessie Peterson
Gladys Hanna
Alda Bagley
Omaha
Hazel Kinney
Sidney
Verna Olson
Rock Island, Ill
Edna Trosper
Spencer, Iowa
Ada Coleman
Wood River
New Owners Takeover Green Lantern Cafe by Hecker Family
Paul and Gwen Hecker Jr. announce the purchase of The Green Lantern Cafe with Mrs. Jean Holbrook to manage. The Heckers will continue operating The Yendis Cafe, and pledge the same quality foods and service customers expect.
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Paul
Gwen Hecker, Jr
Green Lantern Cafe
Jean Holbrook
Green Lantern
Heckers
Registration Required For Caucus Action
An attorney general opinion states participants in the city caucus on February 27 must be registered voters. Nominators must also be registered. In Nebraska, those at caucuses must be legal voters, defined as those who completed voter registration. County Clerk Ralph Englert notes challenges could arise if unregistered individuals participate, with school board nominations exempt under another statute.
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Nebraska
Ralph Englert
Englert
Ed Swanson
Sidney
Light Pole Hit In Wreck Early This Morning
A car struck a utility pole at 2:55 a.m. causing about 400 in damage. Monica Henderson of Sidney said brake failure caused the skid into the curb. City crews fixed lines and the pole. Earlier Thursday night a second accident damaged a parked car on Linden near 14th.
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Monica Henderson
Sidney
Maple
14Th and Linden
Darrella
Davis
Geneva Westerhoff
Valentine Pioneer Peter Beyer Remembers Western Nebraska
Cheyenne County pioneer Peter Beyer aged 89 recalls moving from eastern Nebraska sixty years ago with his four brothers to seek range land. He remembers grazing cattle from Dalton to Sidney and notes wheat farming did well but prices hamper it now. His son Leonard farms west of the Sioux Depot while Beyer reflects on a life shaped by the High Plains heritage.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Peter Beyer
Mr. Beyer
Fred Beyer
Sidney
Sioux City
Pierce County
Beyer
Dalton
Potter
Cupid
Frank
H. G. Hall
Watch Believed Taken Last Month
Sidney police investigated a missing Omega ladies watch valued at 250 dollars. Mrs. Betty Koch reported the item, a gray banded watch with four small diamonds, lost since January 5 and previously unreported awaiting possible return.
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Sidney
Betty Koch
Monterey
Panhandle Partners Plan on WNUCE Agenda
Two PPP delegates were named to present the Panhandle Partners For Progress plan at the WNUCC annual meeting in Alliance on Feb. 22. The group seeks broad Panhandle backing, hints at a constitutional convention, and plans billboards maps and a Panhandle Legislature to preside in a capital city. Juelfs and Ham urged wider Panhandle resident attendance and support from the Sidney youth council.
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Panhandle
Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce
PPP
WNUCC
Stan Juelfs
Kimball
Charles Ham
Sidney
Ham
Alliance
Juells
Alliance Wmcc
Sidney Council of Youth
C. B. Dorwart
Juelfs
Ed Cole
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
Unit 19 Meets Next Monday
A regular meeting of Educational Service Unit 19 is scheduled for Monday February 19 at 7 30 p m in East Ward School. L E Lydiatte administrator says a demonstration of a video tape recorder will be shown. The public is invited to attend.
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Educational Service Unit
East Ward School
L. E. Lydiatte
State Seeks Opinion On Road Bonds
The Nebraska Legislature highway study committee will hold ten public meetings across the state to gauge opinion on a state road program. The sessions aim to judge support for shifting from pay as you go to a bonding plan. Closest meetings to Sidney are Ogallala and Alliance on Tuesday March 12.
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Highway Study Committee
Nebraska Legislature
Nebraska
Sidney
Ogallala
Alliance
Elks
Keith
Lincoln
Perkins
McPherson
Arthur
Grant
Deuel
Garden
Cheyenne
City Auditorium
Kimball
Banner
Scotts Bluff
Morrill
Sioux
Dawes
Box Batte
Sheridan
George H. Fleming
Economist warns Neb services at risk if tax repeal drives pass
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation seminars hear University of Nebraska agr iculture economist Jack Timmons argue that sales and income tax repeal drives could force cuts to state services. He notes sales taxes offer stable revenue, while income taxes are flexible but unstable and subject to exemptions.
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Nebraska
Jack Timmons
University of Nebraska Agriculture
Sidney
Timmons
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
New Drilling Under Way In Rudolf Field
Kimball County reports its first oil discovery of the year northeast of Dix with 3,600 feet recovered on a drill stem test at the No. 1 Scheele in the Rudolf Field. Drilling also starts in Cheyenne County and other western Nebraska oil regions as observers note potential producers amid a slow start to the year.
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Kimball County
Dix
Patrick A. Doheny
Scheele
Nebraska
Cheyenne
C. G. Novotny
Wyo
Braden- Gear Drilling Co
Rudolph Field
Chandler and Associates, Inc
Golf State
Stuarco Drilling Co
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Sleepy Hollow
Red Willow County
Sidney Leads Frontier Gains in January 1968
Frontier Airlines reports Nebraska posting the best state gains with Sidney up 47 percent in January over last year. Across the 14 western states system revenue passenger miles rose 39 percent as 173 826 passengers totaled 58 047 000 miles, an average of 334 miles per trip, up from 281.
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Sidney
Frontier Airlines
Nebraska
Frontier
Chadron
Lincoln
Columbus
Kearney
Omaha
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Governor And Vision 17 On Bluffs Agenda
Governor Norbert Tiemann plans a town hall in Scottsbluff on February 27 at 7 30 p m in the Senior High auditorium with seating on a first come first served basis. Earlier that day at 10 a m Northern Natural Gas unit Management Systems will present a Western Nebraska promotional plan modeled after Vision 17 Inc. The Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce supports establishing a similar program in the region.
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Norbert Tiemann
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff Chamber of Commerce
Western Nebraska
Tiemann
Management Systems
Northern Natural Gas
Western
Nebraska
Vision 17, Inc
Scottsbluff Chamber
Ramada Inn 173 Units Planned for Ogallala I 80
Plans announce a 173 unit Ramada Inn to rise on the northeast quad of the I 80 entrance into Ogallala. Clearing began on a 6.5 acre site as the first major building on I 80 in Ogallala. Built by Mid Western Development Inc stockholders led by President Jim Welsh, the motel includes a restaurant lounge pool and convention rooms with dog kennels laundry and teletype service linking Ramada Inns nationwide. It is one of four Nebraska Ramadas planned for 1968 in Omaha Lincoln and Scottsbluff.
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Ogallala
Mid- Western Development, Inc
Jim Welsh
U. S
Ogallala’s
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Scottsbluff
Taxpayers urged to file Form 1040A in Nebraska
Richard P. Vinal district director of the interior Revenue service for Nebraska says taxpayers who received pre addressed Form 1040A should file it if eligible. He notes that the use of Form 1040A helps the IRS utilize the full capabilities of its new automatic data processing system.
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Omaha
Richard P
Vinal
Internal Revenue Service
Nebraska
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Swverry Bilik
C. L. Harris
Watch
Panhandle Partners
Unit
Court House
Milt Nissen
Washington
Nissen
Rudolf Field
Sidney Air Boardings
Pace State
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