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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1961
Page
6
Teen girls can improve looks through grooming and self care. Focus on shaving, clean hair, regular bathing, and dental hygiene. Treat blemishes with guidance from a doctor and proper skincare. choose hairstyles suited to face shape and learn makeup techniques to flatter features. adopt a healthy diet and exercise to manage figure changes.
The essay argues hot dogs evolve from the traditional straight form to a doughnut like ring. It claims the new shape will prevent spillage and mustard stains and may reduce mess during baseball crowds. The piece predicts gradual adoption and notes the current dog has endured long.
When packing away seldom used household linens, lay them between layers of blue paper or plastic to prevent yellowing. This tip advises moisture control and gentle protection for fabrics not regularly worn or used.
At East Ward School on February 18 Pack 84 announced new officers led by Roy Bobo as cubmaster and Richard Blair as assistant cubmaster. Doyle Butts is committee and awards chairman with Harold Revell as East Ward PTA sponsor rep. Thirty three boys enrolled. various awards given to cubs including Bobcat pins for several members, Bear and Wolf badges, denner stripes, arrows, and 50th anniversary awards. Mr. Butts and Mr. Bobo received gifts for their service. ceremony closed with a flashlight salute to the flag and the audience singing America.
Sgt. Frederick E. Wise announces the enlistment of Ronald R. Beene now in Kimball and Larry J. Hitt of Sidney for basic military training at Lackland AFB Texas for about five weeks. Seaman Gerald L. Ross of Sidney serves with Commander Seventh Fleet aboard USS St. Paul in Yokosuka Japan.
The group met on Tuesday February 14 at Lois Jean Powell's home with all members and leader present. They prepared a vegetable plate with carrots radishes tomato wedges green onions celery and parsley and enjoyed the snack. The next meeting is planned for Wednesday March 1 at Marilyn and Eileen Rossmeier's home.
Troop 114 met at East Ward School on Feb 21 to sort waste paper baskets and sing while Lynn Peterson supplied treats. Linda Lindsey reports. Troop 338 met at Mrs Edwards' on Feb 14 for Valentines for mothers and party with Sandra Spearow and Debbie Witters reporting. Troop 119 met at Mrs Houser's on Feb 14 then toured Mr Chambers' farm after a business meeting. call 5555 for ads.
A report from Feb 20 among Troop 116 at North Ward School describes roll call and weekly chores to keep the kitchen neat. The Brownie group sang the Brownie Song, talked about country and community and planned a flag ceremony and a flag drawing for scrapbook pages.
Troop 38 met at Mrs Edwards on Tuesday February 21. They colored George Washington Betsy Ross pictured the American flag and studied Girl Scout laws and history. Mary Ollen White and Debbie Witters provided treats with Jeanne Williams reporting from Central School New comb.
Elkader Iowa AP report notes Clayton County Sheriff Mil ion Klink oversees the jail and can place individuals in the clink highlighting his enforcement role in the community.
Report on better dresses for Western Nebraska women notes New York fashions. Trends include fluid fit, bias cut funnels, trumpet hems, overblouse looks, shorter hem lengths, rippled fullness with Godets, novelty weaves, bold prints, and varied color palettes from pinks to blues. Fine's invites readers to see the outstanding fashions.
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