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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1977
Page
4
Matzke described Sidney's mayoral role as similar to councilmember duties and outlined youth oriented initiatives like a youth camp lodge, new tennis courts, and a possible swimming pool. She highlighted ongoing projects such as senior housing, Parkland development, and the I-80 interchange, pledging continued focus. Attendance included Rotarian visitors and guest John Marker.
A fragmented menu lists weekly meals including Beef and noodles on Tuesday, Smorgasbord Wednesday, Pizza Thursday, and Tuna and noodles Friday with milk. Additional entries show Wiener in blanket, Sloppy Joe, Chile, Cabbage burger, Baked Fish Fillet, and other meals across days. A stray note mentions an ocean creature illusion of a flying squid skimming water.
The Cheyenne County Art Guild met to discuss desired workshop types for the coming months. Plans include the Curtis Routh workshop and Chadron State College Oil and Acrylic Painting course starting Tuesday Jan 11 at 7 pm in the junior high art room. A member project workshop also occurred. next meeting is the first Wednesday in February. open to anyone interested in art.
Peetz pre registration for kindergartners occurs at 1 pm Tuesday January 11 at the Peetz school. Regular registration and the first day of classes start Monday January 17 at 9 am with all day sessions planned.
SOS issued to find a co-leader or two for about 20 Brownies. Troop meets Tuesdays 3 to 4 15 pm at the school. Mrs Peggy Langley and Mrs Carol Stimka urge volunteers, offering contact numbers 254-2666 and 254-3047. If no help arrives, the troop may fold. Cheri L Sick, 19, joins US Air Force in a four-year program, stationed at Lackland AFB San Antonio after six weeks basic. Cliff Sanders of Lodgepole dined with Bill Everett recently.
The Northwestern Division of the Bell Telephone Pioneers donated a blinking bear to ESU No 14 to support special education. The gift aims to enhance activities and learning for children in the district's special education programs.
Ruth Miller of Gurley spoke at the Sidney Lions Club about Cheyenne County Art Guild interpretations in media from watercolors to acrylics. The guild has 57 members and hosts an annual local show and sale this April.
Robert J Bonkiewicz of Sidney earned a fall term 4.0 GPA at University of Wyoming in Laramie, ending Dec 17, while carrying at least 15 credits. Rev and Mrs Dick Jones of San Majcos Calif visited First Christian Church this Sunday, with Jones preaching on What happens Five Minutes After Death. They are relatives of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Sidney.
Saite endorses careful carpet choices to match furnishings. Sidney Flooring & Supply Co at 1136 Illinois offers carpets from Bigelow Viking Ozite Armstrong Jorges Berven and Ludiow. Free in home samples and estimates. Professional installation. Hours 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mon-Fri 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat.
A study notes greens blues and neutral palettes may dampen appetite and reduce cheer in dining spaces. Researchers suggest warmer hues and vibrant accents can boost perception of freshness and enjoyment, guiding designers and operators toward more inviting interiors.
Joe Schad, once of Potter and now living in Hudson Kansas, says he will wed Evangeline L Marcos adopted niece of Philippine President Ferdinand E Marcos. He notes his childhood homestead near Point Rock from 1911 to 1927 and a long show business career with Jack Hoxie Tex Ritter Ken Curtis Andy Devine and the Sons of the Pioneers. Schad says his fiancee acted in 27 Philippine films including three American productions.
The Sidney Senior Citizens held a year end celebration at the center last Friday with hats, noisemakers, a finger lunch, punch and coffee, and prize presentations. Winners included Gladys Wright Bernice Altes Joe Hybl Cereda Robinson Dean Hecker Val Dugger Virgil Greever and Sophia Swenson. Doyle Shoopman played organ from Angora Neb. Next week features dart ball, a birthday party, canasta, and a covered dish dinner advisory board meeting.
Mark Thurston a Hastings College biology major led a 20 student group and two instructors on an interim Florida trip to study southeastern U S ecology. They traveled from Omaha spent New Year in New Orleans camped at Stephen C Foster State Park and will visit Oviedo gainsville Cape Canaveral Disney World St Augustine Everglades Sea World Whitney Marine Lab and an archaeological dig while keeping field notebooks for college credit. The trip runs until January 21 with a focus on field study and regional natural resources.
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