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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1971

Page

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Wild Game Feed at Potter United Methodist Church

The Potter church hosts a wild game feast this Wednesday night at 5:30 in the fellowship hall. Rev Leon Foster leads the affair, featuring coon squirrel rabbit pigeon deer antelope and fish with a mystery dish to be identified later. Proceeds are by free will offering.

Leon Foster Potter Potter United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Mr. Foster Fosters Litchfield, Neb

Potter Pastor Prepares Antelope at Church Dinner

Rev Leon Foster of Potter will preside at a potter United Methodist Church wild game feed this Wednesday night. The event features antelope prepared by the pastor in an apron and knife, inviting all to attend.

Leon Foster Potter Potter United Methodist Church

Accidents Rise in Kimball Cheyenne and Devel Counties

The 1970 Nebraska State Patrol report shows 429 accidents in Kimball, Cheyenne and Devel counties, up from 379 the prior year. Troopers logged 569,048 miles, issued 8,171 moving violation warnings and 6,929 equipment violation cards, made 3,611 arrests including 74 drunken driving cases and 84 felonies, recovered 31 stolen vehicles, and conducted 8 radio and 54 live programs reaching 1,598 people.

Nebraska State Patrol Kimball Cheyenne Devel Felix Koenig Koenig

Wind Gusts Reach 67 MPH Amid Turbulent Day

A windy day with dirt and low visibility riled the countryside as gusts reached 67 miles per hour by noon after 7 a.m. The peak gust occurred at 12 03 p.m. with temperatures ranging from 27 to 50 degrees by midday and a forecast for continued wind into the evening and Tuesday morning.

Federal Aviation Agency Flight Service Panhandle

Two Oliver Performances Set At Gurley School

Gurley school stage hosts two showings of the award winning musical Oliver this Friday and Saturday at 7 30 p m Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for students The cast features Steve Wolff Ronnie Ahischwede Werdell Lesaman and Mrs Vernon Miller with Bob Spearow and Gurley students including the Madrigal delivering strong vocal numbers A story of an orphan boy and his journey ends with a safe haven away from Fagin and his pickpockets

Oliver Gurley School Werdell Lessman Fagin Steve Weill Oliver Twist Gurley Steve Wolff Ronnie Ahischwede Artful Dodger Cathy Atkinson Gurley Auditorium

Irrigation Clinic Set at Chappell Fire Hall

An irrigation clinic is scheduled for January 27 at the Chappell Fire Hall. The program includes talks on small irrigation wells by Paul Fischbach of the University of Nebraska and new irrigation methods by a Nor Platte experiment station engineer, plus sessions on irrigated pastures led by James Nichols. Lunch is on your own and the event welcomes all irrigators or prospective irrigators.

Momeniey Chappell Fire Hall Paul Fischbach University of Nebra Extension Irrigation Lincoln Peace Angineering Iealist Nor’ Platte James Nichols North Platte

Returns From TV Survey Reveal Solid Stand Against Rate Hike

Nearly 150 responses tabulated by Councilman John Gottschalk show strong opposition to a $6.00 monthly cable rate. The survey, conducted ahead of a TV hearing, indicates public demand for sale or closure if the rate cannot be sustained, while reception issues and non duplication affect opinions on service and program availability.

John Gottschalk Sidney Telegraph Council TV Committee Gottschalk Channel 5 Sterling KOA Denver KTVS

Sidney Native Rusty Landmesser Jr. Killed in Neb. Crash

Leslie C. Rusty Landmesser Jr. 26 of Sidney died in a Sunday early morning wreck on Highway 183 near Alma. John D. Rhoades 26 of Alma sideswiped Landmesser, sending his car off the road as both vehicles crashed into ditches. Landmesser was ejected about 50 feet. two passengers were treated for cuts. Funeral services planned at Messiah Lutheran Church Grand Island with burial in City Cemetery. Survived by parents, a brother, three sisters, and grandmothers.

Sidney Leslie C Rusty) Landmesser Jr Alma Neb Robert J. Thompson Nebraska State Patrol Holdrege Landmesser John D. Rhoades Rho Tom Landmesser Karen Bousalis Fairmont Minn Marsha Eppert Grand Island Messiah Lutheran Church Grant van Boening Grand Island City Livingston-Sondermann Funeral Home Ruth Green Landmesser Sidney High School Kearney State College Friend, Neb N. Sherman Tom D Kearney Robert A. Warren Boise Idaho Kent Matson Kenai Alaska Dan McKay Iowa City Iowa W. Green Las Cruces Ora Landmesser Gumer City

Jimerson honored as Boss of the Year at Sidney event

E. R. Jimerson of Sidney Implement was named Boss of the Year at a Friday Bosses Night held at St. Patrick High School. The Sidney Jaycees sponsored the event and the program featured awards for Business of the Year Goldtrap Printing and the DSA Distinguished Service Award to Bob Roderick.

E. R Jim) Jimerson Sidney Implement St. Patrick’s High School Sidney Jaycees Dean Larabee Stan Larabee Goldtrap John Egging Egging Co DSA Bob Roderick Ben Belden Sidney Louie Leal Ron Tremain Mr. Roderick Roger Jorgensen Bill Folkerts

Pair Produces Sugar To Feed 32 000 Persons

The 2 man team Connie Lapascotes and Albert Schwindt of Morrill County produced 2 050 851 pounds of sugar on 443 acres for 32 000 people, earning the High Sugar Producer title at the GW annual banquet in Scotts Bluff. The achievement marks a jump in efficiency since 1910 and 1960 benchmarks and ends Box Butte County’s long dominance in the title.

Bayard Great Western Sugar Co W.C. McGuffey Nebraska Scotts Bluff Country Club Connie Lapascotes Albert Smitty) Schwindt Morrill County Lapascotes Schwindt Box Butte County Koester Brothers

Two More Meetings To Explain New Farm Plan Data

Two additional meetings are set for Wednesday January 27 in the courthouse basement to explain the 1970 farm act and its new set aside and market oriented provisions. Lawrence Thompson director of the Cheyenne County ASC says about 120 attended a prior session and farmers showed general approval. The meetings will cover feed grain and wheat programs and are open to all interested persons, including husbands and wives.

Lawrence Thompson Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Thomson ASC Cheyenne County Thompson

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