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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1969
Page
3
A devotional contrasts Luther Burbank’s selective burn of nonessential plants with a church critique of religious clutter. It argues scribes and Pharisees clamp onto legalistic rituals, obscuring the core faith Jesus sought, and urges discarding non vital practices to reveal true spiritual value.
Local teacher Mrs J W Johnson shares in Ben Oswald of Chappell earning a place in the All-Students Groups, U S A tour of Europe. The 16 to 22 year old selection by Shenandoah Conservatory of Music includes a 100 piece orchestra 40 piece jazz band and 75 voice choir. Ben will leave in early June for ten days of rehearsals then begin a 32 day tour visiting 12 European countries and performing for the Queen and other heads of state.
A LIFE photographer found centuries of varnish and dirt over Tintoretto murals in Venice obscuring colors. He used polaroid light to restore vibrancy in the images. The piece likens overlaying practices in Christianity to varnish on art. CARE notes donors’ dollars leverage vast aid and public support funds.
First Class Paul F. Keller, cousin of Frank and Mrs Frauendorfer, was seriously wounded in Vietnam weeks ago. He was moved from a Japanese hospital to Portsmouth Naval Hospital Virginia. Surgery on his left leg left him in a cast hip to toe, with shrapnel wounds to arms and both legs. His wife and daughter live in Clarksville Tennessee. Keller, from Humphrey Nebraska, has 15 years of service and served as an advisor to South Vietnam.
Mozambique faces a skilled labor shortage as bricklayers and carpenters seek higher wages in Rhodesia or South Africa. Employers propose a salary deal to attract workers, with bricklayers earning 160 to 170 escudos daily and carpenters 180 to 220 escudos daily.
Mrs Verne Sharman accompanied Mrs Gladys Stately to Denver Tuesday and spent Tuesday and Thursday with Mrs Albin Johnson. Johnson underwent surgery at St Joseph hospital in Denver. Harvey Miles Sr Neil and Jodeen visited Mabel Miles home Saturday. Ernest Fre r ichs spent Friday with Charles Smith. Dorman and Geu families visited, and Miles hosted meals. F N Club met at Shirley Nightingale home with most members present. Telegrap h want ads get results.
A Chevrolet pickup highlights style with bold design and a smooth ride from coil springs at all four wheels. It touts the largest engine options including six cylinders and V8 choices, plus double wall steel in vital areas. Visit your Chevrolet dealer to buy now as we boost offerings for better competition and value.
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