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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1977
Page
4
The piece reflects on holiday isolation and the sustaining power of friends. It celebrates how friendships endure aging, reveal identity, and provide acceptance and openness, citing Mark Twain and an unknown poet while noting Vivere means to live.
Debbie Sherrerd earns Stevens Henager College honor roll in Ogden Utah. Funeral attended for infant son of Kopetzky family in Grace Idaho. January meeting of the Bunkerhill 76ers, led by Denise Larson. Plans include pets for school and continued hot lunches. District 76 treasurer reports balance of 1204 and Christmas funds allocated. Kristi Johnson and others plan a Jan 13 Central School outing. Kellie Sorge reports news.
Tuesday features sloppy joes on buns steamed corn and cherry cobbler with VA point milk. Wednesday offers sliced rolled turkey mashed potatoes with gravy and cranberry sauce hot rolls with butter and 2 pt milk. Thursday serves tacos lettuce jello prune muffins and butter 2 pt milk. Friday includes tune salad sandwiches vegetable soup and chocolate cake with 2 pt milk. Monday lists trestle dogs mixed vegetables coconut pudding and bread and butter sandwiches with 2 pt milk.
Wes Moench, a Thedford resident and Potter native, quits as superintendent to pursue custom oak furniture. He crafts cabinets and pieces for Sandhills homes, valuing tangible results and family time. His journey followed stress in education and a pledge to quality over quantity.
Entertainer Claudine Longet says she is emotionally exhausted as prosecutors outline their case in the Vladmir Sabich manslaughter trial. They argue her reckless conduct led to Sabich's death while she plans to testify in her own defense.
A four year study of 50 dairy herds led by Martin Seabrook of Nottingham University found cows receive more milk when cared for by farmers who talk to them and pat them. Farmers who swear at cattle were also common though less connected to yield gains. Strangers approaching cows and women were noted as upset factors by farmers.
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