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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1976
Page
7
Immanuel Lutheran Church 13 miles east of Gurley schedules a Saturday supper meeting at 6 30 p.m. Rev Erwin Toso on leave from the Mission Field will be guest speaker. He formerly served in Madagascar and is currently serving as a Resident Missionary of the Central District of the American Lutheran Church. The public is invited.
The University of Nebraska Medical Center highlights its statewide impact touching Sidney through patient care education and research. In the last year six Cheyenne County residents were inpatients and six more were outpatients at University Hospital and Clinics. The Nebraska Psychiatric Institute treated two Cheyenne County inpatients, while the Meyer Children's Rehabilitation Institute evaluated and treated two local handicapped children. The center trains future health professionals with 14 Cheyenne County residents enrolled this academic year. Descriptions include local Sidney residents in medical and allied health programs.
Sidney branch of the American Association of University Women elected officers for one year and filled two 2 year posts. Kathleen Hecht became president Mildred Tillotson vice president in charge of membership Carolyn Schmitt secretary Patrice Egging vice president in charge of program development Kris Narjes treasurer Judy Fehringer acted as president and announced the May 15 Table Setting Tea Bonnie Epp to chair. JoNelle Roberts and Shirley Tisdale presented the Futurism program.
The piece argues kids must feel ownership before sharing. It notes sharing emerges by a certain age and cannot be forced by parents. Parents can allow a period of non sharing to build the sense of personal property before the child learns to share.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 17 met at Legion Club rooms with Goldie Johnson presiding. Thirty six participants of the Defensive Diving Course received certificates, and members were invited to a covered dish supper March 23 to celebrate the Legion Post 17 birthday. Special guest will be Department Commander Ed Binder of Lincoln.
The UPWA Circle II met at Westminster Hall in Light Memorial Presbyterian Church for a noon luncheon with 22 members. Mrs Arthur Shuberg led devotions An Open Door was the program title directed by Mrs Guy Bush assisted by Mrs Benna Schiller Mrs John Hawse and Mrs Lois Stewart. Mrs Donald Wood, president, presided at the meeting. Mrs John Hawse resigned as vice president and will move to Waterloo Iowa to join her husband at Hawkeye Institute for Technology. The group accepted her resignation with regrets. Kimball United Association invited the Sidney UPWA to Kimball April 1 to hear Mrs Roland Reed of Mitchell, president of Box Butte Presbyterial.
The act says billing errors need not be paid immediately. Notify the company within 60 days of receiving the bill. The dispute must be settled within 90 days. During this period you need not pay, and your account cannot be closed. Credit agencies cannot receive adverse reports about the bill.
The writer laments TV sports commentary over a New Year weekend, praising local announcers and teams while criticizing clichés and fan backlash. They critique injury prophesies, overhyped momentum talk, and instant replay desires, noting personal loyalties to Cheyenne County, Nebraska teams and the Redskins while continuing to watch broadcasts.
La Leche League of Sidney and Kimball will send one delegate to the Western Regional Convention in San Francisco March 13 to 16. Mrs. Phil Miller of Potter will represent Nebraska. The convention highlights breastfeeding benefits with speakers from medicine psychology and anthropology as over 2000 mothers and 1000 babies are expected.
When seeking a new apartment, consider noise as a key factor. Test noise transfer by playing loud radio in one unit and listening in the adjacent one. Look for carpeted floors heavy drapes and solid doors. Ask tenants about hall stairway plumbing noise.
Chadron State College to hold a public meeting in room B-1 at Nebraska Western College Scottsbluff at 7 p m March 19. Officials from Chadron State and NWC will outline the cooperative degree program, degree emphasis, sequencing courses, offered dates, and years required. John Lewis of NWC community education urges anyone interested to attend for details on application procedures and program developments.
Sunol Garden Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Dorothy Emanuelson's Lodgepole home with 10 members present. President Alice Rexroth led the business meeting as Mrs Catherine Ruttner donated a scrapbook and Mrs Ross Glassburn taught a February Presidents lesson with red, white and blue table arrangements. Volunteers were named to furnish dessert for District 12 Garden Club's April 20 meeting in Dalton, and the next meeting is planned for March at Mrs Ross Glassburn's home.
Monday features spaghetti with meat sauce green bread butter jam fruit and milk. Tuesday offers fish sticks hash browns ketchup bread butter peanut butter white cake and milk. Wednesday includes beanie weenies lettuce salad dressing rolls butter fruit cobbler and milk. Thursday serves chicken noodle soup pull apart bread butter jam saltines celery sticks fruit and milk. Friday plans meat and peanut butter sandwiches buttered corn orange juice rice cake and chocolate milk.
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