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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1967
Page
3
The 20th annual Delmarva Chicken Festival in Dover featured 194 state finalists, with Mrs. Dona Hoffman of Sidney finishing 10th for her lemon-fried chicken recipe. Her prize included a gas barbecue grill and gas light as crowds of about 48,000 enjoyed the giant 10 foot frypan and 8 1/2 tons of chicken.
Nebraska extension expert offers vacation safety tips for homeowners and drivers. Guidance covers insurance checks including liability and collision, vehicle prep like tires, brakes, exhaust, lights, and fluids, plus securing the home with neighbor watches and mail holds. Also notes load safety, weight distribution, and avoiding hazards on submersion.
Kimball insurance agent Kimball Juelfs was elected president of the Kimball Chamber of Commerce succeeding Del Lamm. Dick Stormberg becomes vice president as 33 new members join the rolls to bring total membership to 133. Tom Southard selected after board tie with Marv Knutsen. Directors listed include Dan Kinnison Bill Begley Dr Don Ger ner Mrs Robert Sherrerd Jim Robinson Carl Schwindt Larry Larson Larry Lane and Dick Wilson.
Gov. Tiemann will ride in the Oregon Trail Days parade in Gering with Miss Nebraska Nancy Griffin. Stage volunteers include Eugene Sowerwine of Gering and Mrs. Fannie Harshman of Minatare. Old Settlers elect honorary officers for 1968 and are accepting nominations at the Central auditorium.
Kenneth W. Copeland of the Nebraska Conference will speak at the Bayard Methodist Church on July 9 during the 11 oclock service. District Superintendent Dr. Sandall will join the services and a basket dinner follows the morning worship at the Episcopal Retreat House. Public invited.
City Council proposes a 122,813 budget, the lowest since 1959 and 25 percent under last year. Decrease stems from a windfall of more than 35,000 in miscellaneous tax receipts from non resident vehicle licenses and personal property taxes, partly due to Boeing activity.
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