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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1968
Page
8
Nebraska veterinary officials urge hog farmers to check hogs for signs of hog cholera and report sickness immediately. The state is in the stamping out phase with indemnities paid for hogs destroyed, aiming to prevent spread amid four outbreaks this year.
Legal notices announce a proposed rezoning outside Sidney city limits from Agricultural to Industrial on a detailed property in Section 31, Township 14 North, Range 49 West, with a June 24 1968 public hearing and council action. The Cheyenne County Reorganization Committee plans district attachments covering multiple sections and townships, with meetings set for June 28 1968. A separate notice to creditors sets September 26 1968 as a filing deadline for Charlie E Peters estate.
Sealed bids for furnishing light bulbs to the City of Sidney Nebraska for one year July 1 1968 to June 30 1969 will be received until 2 00 PM June 27 1968 for public opening. Bid blanks available from City Clerk Gordon R Tobin. Also sealed bids due by 3 30 PM June 24 1968 for 2000 feet of 8 inch cast iron water pipe with specified standards and delivery dates. Bids read at City Council Chambers. City Council may reject any or all bids.
The Cheyenne County Extension Board will hold a meeting at the 4-H Building on June 18 at 8:00 PM. Signed by Mrs. Herb Hruska Jr.
The Gold en Gals 4 H Club met June 7 at Beth Walsh's home. Beth Walsh presided as president. They reviewed old business including the Song Contest and selected songs to practice. New jobs were assigned by leader Mrs. Donald Deaver to fill project record books. Next meeting is June 21 at 1 30 pm with refreshments by the hostess.
Nebraska Heart Association advises gradual ascent to reduce altitude discomfort from lower oxygen. Most heart patients tolerate climate changes, but sustained discomfort at high elevations warrants medical help.
The group met at the Martin home on June 1 for hem making demonstrations by Sandra Countryman and Cindy Jackson. Anita Countryman led a calories session and Mrs. Martin provided refreshments. A June 11 meeting at Debbie Sherfey's home followed with show-and-tell items and one visitor News Reporter Terry Martin.
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