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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1965

Page

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Sidney Soap Box Derby crowns young drivers Sunday

Twenty two bright cars from Sidney race on the South 11th hill for a $500 savings bond, big trophy, and a trip to Akron in the All-American Derby. Heat racing, public display Saturday night, band entertainment, and prizes for best built and best upholstered cars highlight the event.

Ken Paxton Sidney Akron Ohio Lonnie Hazlitt Bob Hazlitt Brad Kath Sterling Dean Hazlitt Lorenzo Brett Belden Greg Lafler Terry Nelson Peetz Robert Paxton Eddie Madden George Hartman Jay Krueger Brian Lafler Scott Smith Lodgepole Neal Hyde Carl Roelle Greg Buttes Kenneth Hazlitt Don Madden National Guard Armory South 11Th Hill Reed’s Army Store Derby Kokjer Motor Coa Sidney Telegraph American National Bank, Egging Co K.s.ild Sidney Jaycees Bob Niemeller Bill Folkerts Jack Flohr Ben Belden Roger Robbins Lowry Lindell Dean Wilson Bob Hassle

Budget Levy Cut Likely for Sidney 1965 66

City Manager Tom Coffey will present a budget estimate to Sidney council showing a reduced levy for 1965 66 from 18 65 mills to 16 444 mills for operations and bond interest. The total operating cost is placed at 636 660 with 166 865 from the lowered levy, though some programs may not be started. Airport expansion funding is not included and could reduce future levies.

Tom Coffey Coffey Sidney

Electric System Payoff Near for Sidney City

Sidney anticipates the electric system will be debt free by September 1966 with about 910000 still owed. The city holds 744000 in interest bearing government bonds and 120000 cash in the electric department. Coffey notes bond investments earn more interest than prepaying debt, and timing depends on no emergencies before September.

Coffey

Golf Course Road Improvement Underway

City crews started work Wednesday to widen level and surface the approach road to Hillside Golf Course. New drainage structures will be added to improve safety on the southern entry, addressing past hazards from hills and limited visibility. The route serves heavy course use this year.

Hillside Golf Course

Flood Retention Dam Studied Near Sidney

Mr. Coffey disclosed he has met with Soil Conservation District officials about building a water retention structure south of the Country Club Heights Addition in Sidney. A preliminary drawing outlines needed works to drain about 400 acres. The recent 4.5 inch cloudburst caused flood damage, tearing out sewer lines and damaging retaining walls, threatening nearby homes. Coffey aims to harness the stormwater to prevent future floods.

Coffey Soil Conservation District Country Club Heights Sidney Soil Conservation District Engineering Department

Panhandle Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy With Showers

Panhandle forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Lows near 50 to 60, highs around 75 to 85. Five day outlook shows temperatures near normal with minor day to day changes through Wednesday.

Panhandle

Post Office Seeks Substitute Clerk Applicants

The Dix Post Office announces it is accepting applications from men and women for the substitute clerk position. Starting pay is $2.12 per hour with increases to $2.47 after six years and further raises every three years to $2,388 an hour.

Dix Post Office

Ag Men Outline Plan For Panhandle Progress Day 1966

Ag leaders and University of Nebraska Ag College reps will refine the April 20 Progress Day program for 1966. Last year 5000 attended at Egging farm near Gurley, with plans to attract a larger crowd. Gene Lienemann urged fieldwide input and July 9 will advance the proposal. Doyle Foland John Eggeing will repeat as general chairs, and Charles Fenster said the University will cooperate in sponsoring.

Panhandle University of Nebraska Ag College Egging Farm Gurley Plains Gene Lienemann Wheat Belt Public Power District Doyle Foland John Eggeing Charles Fenster Alliance

Burglar Strikes While Family Vacationing At Coronado Court

The Arnold Monteith family returned home on vacation to find their house burglarized. Thief slept in the beds and stole coins totaling over one hundred dollars from piggy banks. Liquor and soda were taken, glasses left dirty, yet the Monteiths remain amused by the incident.

Arnold Monteith Coronado Court Mrs. Monteith Goldilocks Monteith’s

Crosby and Rudolph Chosen to Defend Pope Slayer

Two Nebraska law authorities were appointed to defend the accused Slayer and bank robber Duane Pope. Former Nebraska governor Robert Crosby and Wallace M. Rudolph, associate professor of law at the University of Nebraska, named to the defense team.

Nebraska Duane Pope Robert Crosby Wallace M. Rudolph University of Nebraska

Fire Meet Here Sunday in Interstate Fire Tourney

Eleven teams from Nebraska and Colorado enter the Interstate Volunteer Firemen Association tournament in Sidney this Sunday June 27 postponed from last week due to floods. Probables include Dix Potter Gurley Peetz Lodgepole Chappell Oshkosh Sedgwick Ovid Big Springs and Sidney. Ovid has won the past two years with five events at the Newton site between 10th and 11th including ladder climb 50 foot hose lay hose dressing hose complex and cellar event.

Nebraska Colorado Interstate Volunteer Firemen Association Sidney Dix Potter Gurley Peetz Lodgepole Chappell Oshkosh Sedgwick Ovid Big Springs Newton

Potter Days Scheduled for Sept. 17 and 18

Potter Days will be held September 17 and 18, as announced by committee chair D. Fred Enevoldsen. The Lions Club has formed a six member board to plan the event, including Enevoldsen, Ray Wickhorst, Gil Hougan, Carl Larson, Dave Thies, and Francis Bud Gaston.

D. Fred Enevoldsen Lions Club Mr. Enevoldsen Ray Wickhorst Gil Hougan Carl Larson Dave Thies Francis Bud) Gaston

Rotary Exchange Student Chooses Australia Trip

Coleen Christ, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Christ Jr, was accepted as a Rotary Exchange student by the Coolangatta Tweed Heads Rotary Club District 265 in Australia. No departure date has been set as a follow up letter is awaited. she has applied for a passport and plans to study in Australia.

Coleen Christ Carl Christ Jr Australia Coolangatta Tweed Heads Rotary Club Jack Knicely Queensland New South Wales The Christs Coleen Miss Christ

Flooding Rain Drenches Tableland and Sidney Draw Area

Heavy storms dropped up to five inches around the Sidney Draw and Potter area causing dikes to hold, water over roads, and isolation of farms. Crest passed Sidney by 10:30 am as police, sheriff, and highway patrol aided flood control with dirt walls and equipment.

Tom Coffey Street Department Orville Finsinger Harry Johnson Western Bridge St. Patrick’s Academy Sidney Legion Park Valleyview Osage Street Memorial Hospital Coffey Sherifffs Office Highway Safety Patrol South Potter Gur=ley Dalton Federal Aviation Agency Dave Ells Henry Jenik Chappell Sidney Draw Co. L. Walters Lorenzo Potter Virgil Walters Walter Francis Runge Runge Verlin Arvin Livingstons

Radio Hams Prep Field Day At Point Of Rocks

Amateur radio operators from Cheyenne Kimball counties join ARRL Field Day near Potter. The two fold event tests sending and receiving the most calls while evaluating emergency comms used in disasters like the Alaska earthquake and Colorado floods. About twenty hams use three transmitters and portable generators for 24 hours from the high bluff with Dennis Mason as local chairman.

Point of Rocks Potter American Radio Relay League Colorado Cheyenne Kimball High Bluff Dennis Mason

Commissioner Rescued From Flood Waters Near Sidney

Cheyenne County commissioner Carl Olson endured a perilous flood moment when his pickup slid into a borrow pit near his farm west of Sidney. His son Dean spotted him, used a tractor to pull the stranded vehicle out, and carried the commissioner to safety as water surged around the cab.

Cheyenne County Carl Olson Sidney Mr. Olson Dean Commissioner

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