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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
15
Dr Del Koch reports the Cheyenne County Chest X Ray Survey ran 12 days with 3300 films collected about 36 percent of eligible adults. 11 films flagged suspicious TB and 106 showed other pathology. Volunteers and clerks were thanked for their help and publicity.
Kimball will host a June 25 meeting to discuss the feasibility of extensively raising swine in the area. The program will cover methods, costs, and potential benefits for local agriculture and farmers.
Francis E Warren Air Force Base Wyoming invites bids for a large Minuteman auxiliary facility project. It covers heated vehicle storage buildings fueling facilities across 20 launch control sites in Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska with a June 28 1965 bid opening and a 20 percent bid guarantee.
The twenty third annual Nebraska Wheat Show will be held in Alliance Nebraska on October 21. The event promotes market quality of Nebraska wheat and seed value, with four regions and three divisions: Market Wheat, Certified Seed, and Junior Grain. Varieties recommended by the Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station are eligible. 1965 crop varieties include Bison Cheyenne Gage Lancer Nebred Omaha Ottawa Scout and Warrior. Spring varieties may enter Market and Junior divisions and face winter wheats.
Russell Pedersen the Sidney public schools superintendent spoke at the Sidney Lions Club luncheon at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. He discussed Local State and Federal Aid To Education as the key topic. E L Hoover noted Lions’ sight conservation contributions and Elwood Kealey was elected district governor of 38N for 1966 with Alliance to host the convention.
Some species of wasps live in social groups while others lead a solitary life. The contrast highlights varied colony structures, mating systems, and resource use.
The 1965 District 4-H Camp will be held at Halsey Nebraska June 28 30 for 4 H members age 11 by Jan 1 1965. Activities include water safety range nature study swimming flag ceremonies vesper services hiking handicrafts talent show and recreation. Registration is 9 dollars with June 15 deadline to the County extension office. Each county has a camper quota and a health certificate signed by parents is required with the registration.
Kimball-Mel Steen, state game and fish commissioner, urged Panhandle county officials to develop the western Nebraska as a major tourist region. He highlighted the Kimball recreation area, climate, and historical sites as drawing cards, noting tourism’s economic potential and the influx of outside money.
Two new staff members join the Sidney Occupational Training Center per Supt. Russell Pedersen. Lyle McIrvin becomes administrative assistant to Coordinator Joe Schaf, while Lyle Wall is hired as counselor. McIrvin is Sidney native and former Gordon elementary principal with a master's in administration. Wall is Julesburg High School guidance director, holding a BA from Kearney and an MA from Colorado State College. Shared basic education courses in reading, math and English are taught at SOTC by Ivan Adams, Darrell Hunt, Hank Reitz, Arland Tangeman and Everett Miller.
Marathon Oil Co. announces promotions and transfers from Findlay Ohio affecting Sidney staff. Jack H. Rice becomes head of international refining marketing and supply operations. Denver R. Williams named coordinator of world wide oil trading reporting to Rice. William S. Sargent succeeds Williams in Findlay role. Changes take effect July 1 as part of ongoing personnel realignment to boost efficiency.
A program aims to prepare students who wish to take the General Development Test to obtain a high school equivalency degree. It outlines coursework guidance and study skills to help participants reach the required test readiness.
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