Magic Globe Players Bring World Legends to Easter Island Crowd
In Legion Park 300 residents enjoyed the Magic Globe Players of Bismarck ND presenting legends from Eastern Island Hungary Ireland China and Sidney. The troupe expands from one group to three touring nine states this summer with about 150 shows per troupe. Producer Jim Fisher and wife Janet are part of the ND Bicentennial Commission. others include Ellen O Rourk and Jim from the University of North Dakota. About 250 was raised for the Nebraska Society for the Prevention of Blindness by the Sidney Mrs Jaycees.
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Legion Park
Magic Globe Players
Bismarck
N.D
Eastern Island
Hungary
Ireland
China
Sidney
North Dakota
Jim Fisher
Janet
North Dakota Bicentennial Commission
Ellen O'Rourk
Glen Ulin
Jim
University of Northakota
Sidney Mrs. Jaycees
Nebraska Society For the Prevention of
New NPCRA Outreach Worker Joins Sidney Community Action
Janice Robinson joins Sidney Community Action as outreach worker working with coordinator Neal Craig. Robinson previously worked for insurance agencies and Cheyenne County Museum. She has two children, Larry age 12 and Laura age 9. The item also notes President Martin Van Buren was nicknamed The Little Magician.
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Sidney
Martin van Buren
New York
Magician
Slurry pipeline idea presented to Sidney Lions
Jim Miller vice president at Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas spoke at the Sidney Lions luncheon on coal slurry transport. He described mixing coal with water to push it via underground pipelines to plants, noting a 1957 origin and a 273 mile Arizona to Nevada line. Miller answered questions as Milt Nissen reported 1974 75 finances and Senator Robert Clark attended.
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Jim Miller
Kansas- Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc
Sidney
Black Mesa
Arizona
Mohave
Nevada
Miller
Milt Nissen
Sidney Lions
Robert Clark
Nebraska
Work counselor assumes duties here
Mrs. Kathy Rennerfeldt began work this week as the Work Experience Program counselor for Kimball, Cheyenne and Devel counties. Her headquarters are in the Sidney Community Actions office. She will supervise nearly 40 low income youth in the summer jobs program until late August.
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Kathy Rennerfeldt
Kimball
Cheyenne
Devel
Sidney
Rebekahs Charter Draped and July Supper Planned
The Sidney Rebekah Lodge in regular session with Violet Minshall presiding draped the charter in memory of Harry Warner. A Covered Dish supper is set for July 26 at 6 30 p.m. for Rebekah and Odd Fellow members and families. August has no Degree practice. The Past Noble Grand's picnic was well attended. A social hour followed with a salad lunch served by Mina Augestein and Ellen Bergner. Flowers placed by Hattie Lipke and Alma Averill.
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Sidney Rebekah Lodge
Violet Minshall
Noble Grand
Rebekah
Harry Warner
Hattie Lipke
Alma Averill
Mina Augestein
Ellen Bergner
New Cheyenne County Advisory Council Officers Named
Lawrence Marrin of Dalton elected president and Mrs Wayne Elsen of Gurley named secretary at the bi monthly meeting of the Cheyenne County Advisory Council to the Area Agency on Aging in Sidney. Special guests included Sidney Mayor Ed Haupt and County Commissioner Ken Rose.
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Cheyenne County
Auxiliary sketches Super Sidney for Bicentennial celebration
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a Tuesday meeting in Sidney with 26 members present. Representatives Mrs Clare Stark Mrs Alice Blair and Mrs Ethel Reutzel shared sketches of Super Sidney a proposed Bicentennial symbol approved by the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce. Plans call for posters and a 10 foot wooden figure by Mr Stark to be displayed at the Chamber of Commerce building. The group voted to sponsor the idea and assist with the Sidney Bicentennial plans as well as meals during the State Legion Baseball tournament in Sidney on August 11.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Clare ‘Stark
Alice Blair
Ethel Reutzel
VFW
Sidney Bicentennial Committee
Super Sidney
Cheyenne County
Stark
Mr. Stark
Ron Ahlberg
Chamber of Commerce
Elvan Davison
Legion
Kimball
Sidney
Davison
Vetco
Marie Osborn
Amelia Rosenthal
Esther Steele
Helen Colone
Madeline Gorman
Dolores Williams
Clare Stark
Cheyenne
Lassies Study Buying Tips at 4-H Meeting
Lorenzo Lassies 4-H Club met at Cheryl Meier's home with seven members present. Nancy Holling led reports on buying tips for milk apples tomatoes and hamburger. Jeralyn Holling and Nancy Holling contributed tips and treats were brought by Nancy Holling.
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Lorenzo Lassies
4-H
Cheryl Meier
Nancy Holling
Jeralyn Holling
Dartball Night Draws Senior Citizen Club Members
Sixty five attended the regular Fun Night at the Senior Citizen Club on Friday with the Senior Citizen Band playing for dancing. The South defeated the North 7 to 1 in Dartball Monday as Gertrude Higgins led North with a home run and Floyd Himmelright Katherine Liljegren Joe Rudolph and Elsie Ruttner homered for the South. The Men beat the Ladies in the second game. Lloyd Lundberg hit two home runs and Roy Gish Joe Rudolph and Henry Rosenthal had one each. A 55 participant pinochle and card party followed Tuesday afternoon with prizes for winners. Special events listed for the July 21 27 week include Pitch and Pinochle Tuesday 1 30 p m and a Dance Friday 8 p m.
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Gertrude Higgins
Floyd Himmelright
Katherine Liljegren
Joe Rudolph
Elsie Ruttner
Lloyd Lundberg
Roy Gish
Henry Rosenthal
Anna Stegner
N.E Willers
Frieda Harms
C.s. Chamber
Martha Happel
Emma Ingle
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Easter Island
Jim Steckler
NPCRA
Mrs, Robinson
Lions
Sam Curtis
Pea Ridge
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Mrs. Rennerfeldt
Rebekahs Drape Charter
Chicago
U. S. School of Music
LaSalle Extension University
Advisory Council
Elsen
Marrin
Rena Mackrill
Scottsbluff
Pacific Ocean
Mrs. Elsen
United States
Frances Craig
Eeyee
Illinois
Clara Campe
Marius Christensen
Walter Kayler
John Brotherson
Fred J. Frahm
Knight McHatton
Parly
Ummer
Emai
Jones Center
Viking Sewing Machines Sales and Service
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