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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1972
Page
2
Mrs Mary Hecht of Yankton visits family in Yankton and Frisco while consulting on social problems for two local nursing homes and aiding Huntington's chorea research. The group includes the Jobman family with business openings in Frisco and education plans in Leadville and Denver.
Independence Day invites read like social news offering picnic and gathering tips. Call 254 5555 or visit Telegraph office at 809 Illinois for details.
The La Leche League of Potter will hold its July meeting Thursday at Mrs. Phil Miller's Potter home. A picnic dinner at 5 30 p m precedes a discussion on The Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming Difficulties. Sessions are open to all interested persons. Contact Mrs. Miller at 879 4351 for more information.
Mrs Dean Bayne was elected and installed as president of the Sidney Volunteer Firemen Auxiliary at the June meeting in the fire hall. Other officers are Mrs Dan Frerichs vice president and Mrs Virgil Greever secretary treasurer. The five members planned a cabbage burger sale for Thursday at Harlans Bakery with orders by Wednesday evening at the listed numbers.
July events rotate through Sidney including Independence Day celebrations July 4 and a cabbage burger sale at Harlan's Bakery. Listings cover La Leche League picnics, ministerial picnics, Duplicate Bridge, church meetings, Kiwanis and Rotary clubs, SWL TOPS weigh in, band concerts, Lions Club luncheon, and the Sidney Day Care Corporation annual meeting with board elections.
At the Tuesday meeting of Court Mother Set on No 1696 Catholic Daughters of America organized flood relief donations via Radio CDA Court and Radio Free Europe. The St Patrick's Church basement hosted the group as dates for CDA observances were set.
Engagement announced by Mrs Helen Jeppesen for Miss Pamela Kaye Jeppesen to Daniel Robert Jones timed for August. Both attend Colorado State University Fort Collins. Pamela is a Sidney High School and Kearney State College graduate and worked as a Grand Island speech therapist. Daniel is Colorado State University graduate in business.
Mr and Mrs Dan Bartnicki of Garden Grove California announce the birth of twin sons born Friday June 23 Master Eric Adam Tod weighed six pounds four and one half ounces at 7 52 pm Master Tod Aaron weighed six pounds one hundred thirty four ounces at 7 58 pm The mother is Bev Booth of Sunol Grandparents are Hugh Booth of Sunol Cecilia Bartnicki of Carmi and Paul Booth of Ogallala a great grandfather
David Ahlm and Rhea N. Mahin of Gurley are among 362 students named to Pacific University's Dean's List at Forest Grove Oregon for the spring semester.
Mrs Ross Barker and Mrs Fred George won first place at the Sidney Duplicate Bridge Club weekly event. Second honors went to Mr and Mrs C R Kinnison of Ovid Colorado.
As of this morning Memorial Hospital reports percent patients and two newborns. Admissions include Amelia Troutman Julie Krebsbach Mabel Hamilton Marita Chapin Ruth Bartling Brent Spencer Mae Ward George Fisher Carl Schmidt. Dismissals include Carl Schluter Louis Griego Emma Nightengale Dorothy Nicholson Mae Ward Ethyl Luscomb and baby boy. A son was born to Marvin Bartling and a daughter to Larry Krebsbach on Saturday.
Four Sidney Wranglers earned ribbons at the Trail Riders 4-H Horse Show in Grant last Sunday. Jeff Markel finished third in junior western pleasure, second in junior horsemanship, and fourth in junior poles. Jeannie Handley took fifth in senior horsemanship and second in senior barrels. Candy Quinn placed first in junior barrels, plus thirds in junior poles and fifth in junior reining. Tracey Markel won intermediate barrels. Other Wranglers competing included Mindy Kallhoff, Terry Kallhoff, Julie Bremer, Marla Deaver, Todd Deaver, and Cindy Elias.
Jo Ann Owen daughter of Mr and Mrs George Owen of Sidney is among 91 students enrolled in the University of Nebraska School of Nursing this month. A 1970 Sidney High School graduate she has completed one year of general training at UNL and will pursue a three year program to earn a bachelor of science in nursing and eligibility to become a licensed registered nurse.
A proclamation calling for wisdom and friendship to spread goodwill across nations. It urges unity against hatred, disease, poverty, and misunderstanding, praising Love as cure and urging safe homes, free countries, and shared human dignity.
The Sidney Drove No 94 B met in regular session last Monday at the Elks Lodge with Mrs Willam Howe presiding as president. They voted to donate cash to The Cedar Home for Children in Lincoln and to the Easter Seals Camp. Howe and secretary Melvin Cram had just returned from Phoenix where they attended the Grand Lodge convention of the Benevolent Patriotic Order dues. Doris Howe delivered the Nebraska state greeting and delegates from each state spoke. A social hour followed, and Firth Booth won the cash door prize which she returned to the Drove. The next meeting is set for 8 pm July 24.
Tim Correll 16 a Sidney High senior earned National High School Rodeo level by finishing first in steer roping and second in calf roping at the State Rodeo in Harrison last week He will select a third event for nationals after top three finals qualification He collected four trophies a horse blanket a buckle and a rope plus a rodeo saddle blanket and a belt buckle from the state event Also noted David From Lodgepole placed second in the finals but did not qualify for nationals.
Members of the Sidney Lions Club viewed the film A Day in The Sun during their noon luncheon. Wendell E Carpenter of Lincoln presented the film, highlighting camps for the blind and visually handicapped.
Richard Glass and Kenneth F Moncrief, both Sidney teachers, completed an experimental summer fellowship in economic education at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. The program, financed by Sears Roebuck Foundation with the Joint Council on Economic Education, included 25 workshops nationwide and drew 29 Nebraska teachers from 22 systems. participants earned three graduate credits.
The Telephone Pioneers of America hosted Lodgepole Plaza Rest Home with ten bingo games this week. Ellie Ball led participants Sue Harrington Lora Lee Bauer Margaret Hamilton Leona Brown Marilyn Coleman and George Coleman in the lively event.
Two area students at Midland Lutheran College Fremont were among 90 upperclassmen awarded scholarships for next school year. David Hendee, son of Darold and (Mrs) Hendee of Sidney, and Marilyn Vosika, daughter of George and (Mrs) Vosika of Lodgepole, each receive sponsor funded awards.
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