Keith Schwartz Family Wins Weekend in the Rockies Prize
Keith and Mrs. Schwartz of 1328 16th Ave win Week No 1 of the Weekend in the Rockies contest from 22 Sidney businesses. Kenneth Noteboom of Gibson Ford Mercury presents the news. Winners pick Denver Colorado Springs or Rocky Mountain area for an expenses paid weekend with red carpet treatment. Week No 2 registration ends Friday. The ten week contest runs nationwide with no obligation to enter. Watch The Sidney Telegraph for weekly winners and register at listed stores and businesses.
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WIEK
Rockies
Sidney Business
Keith Schwartz
16Th Ave
Gibson Ford-Mercury
Kenneth Noteboom
Gibson Firm
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Colorado Springs
Sidney Telegraph
Foland Farm Machinery Co
Sidney 66 Oil Co
Ben Franklin
Thomas Lumber Co
Farmers Co-Op Gas and Oil Co
Sears
Model Cleaners
North Side Market
Triangle Sheet Metal and Plumbing Co
the Photo Center
J. C. Penney Co
Sidney Office Supply Co
Flood Control Study By City Council On Monday
Sidney officials asked for a flood control study after Lodgepole Creek flooded twice in June causing erosion and damage. City Manager Tom Coffey engaged Fulton-Cramer of Lincoln to conduct the study. Council also approved a 1965-66 budget of 636,660 for operating costs with a 16.444 mill levy, approved remodeling by Louis Wittrock for 14,000, and a new sign for Star Market. Planning commission approved four zoning changes with a July 12 hearing. Rezonings involve McFadden addition and Original Town areas to C-1 and C-2 zones. Gasoline, light bulbs, and library equipment bids awarded to local suppliers. James O. Thompson reappointed to the library board for five years.
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Sidney
Tom Coffey
Lodgepole Creek
Coffey
Fulton-Cramer
Lincoln
Gee
Louis Wittrock
Star Market
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Gerald Hicks
McFadden
Wiedeburg
Chambers and Sherrerd
J. H. Abbott
Harry Brewer
Farmers Union Co-op
Dutton-Lanson Company
Hastings
Stephenson School Supply Company
Stephenson
Sidney Office Supply
James O. Thompson
City Library Board
Wheat storage space ample as CCC wheat moves out of Panhandle
Western Nebraska elevators and farm bins have plenty of space after CCC orders moved most wheat out months ago. Grain moved to western terminals, mostly for export to the west coast, easing storage pressure though farmers lose CCC storage fees. Forecast for the 1965 harvest remains uncertain, with slow development and hail threats in the Panhandle.
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Nebraska
Panhandle
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Ag Department
Key Cat
Ing
Uncle Sam
Flood Control Study Begins Near Sidney Nebraska
Lincoln engineering firm Fulton-Cramer to study flood control along Lodgepole Creek and Sidney Draw. City officials inspect flood damaged zones along Verde Lane and lower El Rancho Road with Cooperating Soil and Water Conservation Service, work unit forester Roger Plantz.
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Sidney
Lincoln
Lodgepole Creek
Sidney Draw
Clinton Shaff
Fulton- Cramer Engineering
Tom Coffey
Verde Lane
el Rancho Road
Roger Plantz
Cheyenne County Soil and Water Conservation Service
Trade School Debates Scheduled for July 12
Nebraska legislators won approval for full floor debate on establishing state operated vocational technical schools. Bills propose schools at O Neill Norfolk Ogallala and North Platte with a sixth at Sidney. The committee backed advancing LB 176 to the floor, aiming for July 12 debates.
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Nebraska
O’neill
Norfolk
Ogallala
North Platte
Sidney
George Fleming
Fleming
Sioux
Ross Rasmussen
Hooper
Legislative Council Vocation Education
Fern Orme
Lincoln
Rasmussen
June Rain and Hail Hit Northern Panhandle Farm Areas
Weather dispatch reports June rainfall over ten inches with severe hail across Cheyenne County and surrounding counties. Crops north of Dalton and near Chappell suffered heavy damage including wiped out wheat. hail stretched from Kimball to Banner counties with marble to golf ball sized stones. Radar shows rain totals and temperatures near 70 to 80 while forecasts call for more scattered showers and possible thunderstorms through the period.
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Panhandle
Cheyenne County
Gering
North Platte River
Cheyenne-Morrill County
Dalton
Chappell
Cleve Gillespie
Broadwater
Devel County
Here
Kimball County
Banner County
Lorenzo
Sidney
Federal Aviation Agency
Don Dey Ermand
Gurley
Earl Lessig
Henry Jenik
Lodgepole
George Coulter
Potter
Coulter
Chester Phelps
Farmers Elevator
Imperial
June Rain Totals Hit Fifteen Inches in Sidney Area
Heavy June rain left Sidney with .95 inch that day and .74 at the airport, boosting six month totals beyond fifteen inches. Western Nebraska endured hail from Chadron to Hawk Springs, with 8 to 10 inch hail reported and extensive crop and property damage from Scottsbluff to Rushville.
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Sidney
Chadron
Dave Ells
FAA
Panhandle
Nebraska
Scottsbluff -Gering
North Platte Valley
Great Western Sugar Co
Scottsbluff
Wyoming
Southern
Hawk Springs
Harrisburg
Rushville
Five Oil Drilling Locations In Cheyenne County Nebraska
Nebraska may add new oil producers this week with Kimbark Exploration testing at No. 2 Dunlap in Morrill County and Stoeppelworth Drilling at No. 1 Roof in Lincoln County. Cheyenne County reports several new wildcats including O'Donnell and Ewing No. 1 Micek Toltek as contractor and Willoughby No. 1, Denser No. 1, Egging No. 1, Terman and Wanda ruska wells, plus recent pluggings at Wanda Ruska and nearby sites. results pending commercial status and potential major discoveries for the state.
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Morrill
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kimbark Exploration Co
Dunlap
Morrill County
Stoeppelworth Drilling Co
Lincoln County
Wallace
Cheyenne County
O'Donnell
Ewing No. 1
Micek
Toltek Drilling Co
Petroleum Inc
Willoughby
Ed Haupt Takes Over Longtime Sidney Star Market
Butch William son retires after 52 years owning Star Market, passing ownership to Ed Haupt who has managed since 1962. The sale includes majority sausage recipe transfer and stays with same staff and meat counter quality. Haupt is a Sidney native with 14 years in training and a family man, while Butch dedicates time to fishing travel and family.
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Sidney
Star Market
Ed Haupt
Hobart M
Butch) Williamson
Butch
Rudy’s Inc
Star Family
Henry Haupt
Beverly
Vicky
Chuck
Monterey Drive
Loveland
Colo
Fort Collins
Frank Schwasnick
Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
An Elk
Haupt
Two Elected Directors Named at Farmers Union Coop Elevator
At Lorenzo annual meeting Tuesday night two new directors were elected to the Farmers Union Coop Elevator Assn board, Jack Peters and Vic Mey er. Holdover directors include Lyndelle Brown Jack Easterly Darrell Meier Robert Lafler and Bernard Fuehrer.
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Farmers Union Coop Elevator Assn
Lorenzo
Jack Peters
Vic Meyer
Lyndelle Brown
Jack Easterly
Darrell Meier
Robert Lafler
Bernard Fuehrer
Four Sentenced And Divorces Granted By Judge Kuns
District Court Judge John H. Kuns sentenced Ralph Trujillo to one year in the Nebraska Penal and Correctional Complex for disposing of liquor to prisoners. Donald Oliverius received six months in Cheyenne County jail after plea, license suspended for one year. James Holbrook got two years probation for DUI with a $300 fine. Two absolute divorces granted Phyllis Luce from Jerry Luce and Carolyn Drake from Jerry Drake.
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John H. Kuns
Ralph Trujillo
Nebraska
Trujillo
Englewood
Colo
Delphine Brown Eyes
Cheyenne
Donald Oliverius
Oliverius
Kuns
James K. Holbrook
Nolo Contendre
Allen D. Ely
Phyllis R. Luce
Jerry L. Luce
Carolyn Joan Drake
Jerry M. Drake
Harvest Delay Pushes Wheat Harvest Toward July in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County faces a late wheat harvest as drought and rust threats persist. Heavy spring rains helped, but observers warn that favorable temperatures and rains must continue for harvest to begin around July 20. Weather forecasts extend to mid July with above normal precipitation and mild temperatures, while millet acreage expands and black rust remains a concern. The State Labor Department lists Cheyenne County harvest start around July 25, with nearby counties ranging from July 1 to July 30.
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Cheyenne
Huntsman
Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
State Labor Department
Nebraska
Red Willow
Furnas
Hitchcock and
Dundy
Hayes and Chase
Frontier and
Gosper
North Platte
Deuel County
Peace Corps Tests Offered July 10
An opportunity for area residents to take the Peace Corps Placement Test will be at 9 A.M. Saturday July 10 at post offices or Federal buildings in Ogallala Scotts Bluff Alliance and Sterling Colo The test measures general aptitude and language learning ability It is not passed or failed and cannot be studied for Applicants should plan about one and a half hours at testing centers unless taking the Spanish or French language achievement test which adds an hour
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Peace Corps
Ogallala
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Sterling
Colo
Peace Corps Service
Holiday Is Near No Paper On 5th
Most businesses and offices will close next Monday for the July Fourth weekend mirroring Memorial Day, with many establishments shut Saturday through Monday. The Sidney Telegraph will not publish on Monday July 5.
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Sidney Telegraph
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Butch’ Williamson
Eddy Field
Tom C. Hayes
Ozark Corp
Winslow
Egging
Tom Wessels
Sell Field
Williamson
Kimball and Banner