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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1973

Page

3

Skiing at 65 Lets Grandma Chase a Dream on Budget

A grandmother imagines skiing at 65 despite age limits. She jokes about ballet and violin, recalls ice skating memories, and faces a husband's cost concerns. A Colorado trip inspires a plan to ski in New Hampshire at children's prices, aiming to prove limits can be surpassed with grit and humor.

Colorado New Hampshire Betty Legion Pond Childrens Prices Ethel Kennedys Lucille Ball Club

Hill Family matriarch Ellen D Hill dies at 92

Ellen D Hill of Potter Nebraska born November 13 1880 near Ponca died January 28 at the Lodgepole Plaza in Sidney at age 92 years 2 months 15 days. She taught in Colfax county and married Rowland Hill October 6 1909 living on farms near Rogers and Potter before retiring to Potter in 1958. Funeral Tuesday at Potter United Methodist Church with burial in Potter Cemetery. Memorials to Potter United Methodist Church. Holewiek Funeral Home in charge.

Ellen D Hill, Potter Mason B Sarah Beardshear DeWitt Ponca Lodgepole Plaza Sidney Fremont Normal Colfax County Rowland B Hill Rogers Potter Purple Cane Methodist Church Potter United Methodist Church Ws.c.s Clifford Avis) Herboldsheimer Eileen Hammond Iris Mayer Rhonda Maureen Hammond Jade Mayer Rowland Merlin Hammond Rollie Gwendaleen

Sam DeBusk Dies At 74 In Sidney

Sam DeBusk, 74, of Sidney died Saturday at Memorial Hospital. Born March 5, 1898, he is survived by two sons. Funeral services will be 10 am Tuesday at Holechek Funeral Home with Kev Darrell A Davis of Light Memorial Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.

Sam DeBusk Sidney Memorial Hospital Holechek Funneral Kev Darrell A Davis Light Memorial Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery

Storm's Footprints CLOTHES CRAZE JERSEYS

A Christchurch clothing company exported 60000 dollars worth of rugby jerseys to the west coast of the United States. The firm cites strong market potential as American gridiron costs push teams toward rugby.

Christchurch N.Z United States

Madsen Rites Pallbearers Named for Effie Madsen

Effie Madsen was buried Wednesday in Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers Lester Hhett Roger Adams Dr HC Q Nelson Charles Jacobsen Jim Lindsey and Maurice Nelson attending the service.

Effie Madsen Greenwood Cemetery Lester Hhett Roger Adams Hc.q. Nelson Charles Jacobsen Jim Lindsey Maurice Nelson

Supermarkets Enter Fresh Flower Market Nationwide

Fresh flowers surge in supermarkets. USDA reports rising consumer demand driven by ecology, public consciousness, and higher incomes. Flower purchases span all socio economic groups as shoppers seek greener surroundings.

US Department of Agriculture USDA Ecology Movement

High School College Regional Conference At Chadron State

The 11th annual High School College Regional Conference will be held at Chadron State College on Thursday. Dr Bruce Bartels notes the event aims to ease the high school to college transition by improving area programs and facilitating school counselor and administrator discussions. Students from CSC will share college viewpoints, followed by reactions from high school officials. Afternoon talks feature CSC and college program representatives including CLEP Lest out and financial aid topics, with Dr Edwin C Nelson addressing educational matters for schools and colleges.

Chadron State College Chadron State Bruce Bartels CSC Julie Engel Alliance Cordell Bullis Ravenna Dan Davenport Cozad Donna Brown Crawford High School Ken Kampbell Hay Springs High School Donald Deselms CLEP Tom Henry Delbert Hussey Larry Tangeman Edwin C Nelson

Nebraska angler holds rainbow trout record at Tub Springs

Kevin Vernon of Gering claimed the 13 pound 2 ounce rainbow trout from Tub Springs on March 16 1972 establishing Nebraska hook and line record.

Nebraska Kevin Vernon Gering Tub Springs

Hastings College Hosts Nebraska Honor Band and Choir

The Hastings College Department of Music will host the Nebraska High School Honor Band and Choir on Friday and Saturday. A public concert closes the two days at 8 pm in Kiewit Gymnasium featuring 88 band members from 33 towns and 80 choir singers from 42 high schools. Guest conductors include Harold L Hillyer and Douglas R McEwen.

Hastings College Department of Music Nebraska High Arizona State University Tempe Arizona Nebraska Duane Johnson Hastings College Larry van Slambrook Johnson van Slambrook Millard Cates Department of Alan Stanek Nebraska High School Activities Association Nebraska Music Educator's Association Hastings Bellevue House Fuhr Hall French Chapel

First U S Gold Coins Struck 1795 to 1933

The early United States coinage began with gold pieces in 1795 and the final gold coins were minted in 1933 marking a span of 138 years in U S monetary history.

United States

Sidney Public Schools Menu Through February

Tuesday January 30 Chicken fried steaks mashed potatoes with gravy peach halves hot rolls with butter milk. Wednesday January 31 Ham and cheese casserole sliced beets canned apple sauce bran muffins butter milk. Thursday February 1 Hamburgers on buns steamed corn pineapple krinkle milk. Friday February 2 Fish fillets tartar sauce creamed vegetables potatoes cake lemon topping bread and butter sandwiches milk. Monday February 5 Spanish rice with ground beef cabbage salad canned fruit hot rolls butter milk. Subject to change.

Canadian Hunters Bag 701 Caribou in 1971 Season

Canadian hunters reported a total of 701 caribou bagged during the 1971 hunting season across multiple regions. The tally reflects harvests by licensed sportsmen in provincial and territorial zones.

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