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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1970
Page
7
The center lists daily activities from March 10 to March 31 including pitch and pinochle, canasta, card games, dances, pool, knitting classes, and birthday celebrations. Palm Sunday and Good Friday close the center. hours are 10 am to 5 pm daily except Sundays and holidays with added Sunday hours second month.
The Farmers Daughters 4-H Club held its first 1970 meeting March 6 at District 97 with District leader Ger Deaver presiding. Officers elected include Sharon Egging president Christina Egging vice president Jana Kahi secretary Ann Garcia treasurer Kim Aaron news reporter with new members Penny Reeder Mona Elias.
Stretched out cardigans and vests commonly include small round pockets and pair well with numerous accessories for varied looks.
Navy Seaman Phillip S. Votaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Votaw of 1302 Mission Drive, serves aboard the USS Denver in the Western Pacific with Amphibious Squadron Seven headquartered at Subic Bay. Army Specialist Fourth Frederick J. Jackson, 21, son of Mrs. Rosemary Jackson of Sterling, promotes while with the 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam. He is a storage specialist with Headquarters and Company A in the 701st Maintenance Battalion near Di An. John H. Colling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Colling of Sidney, Neb., earns Airman First Class in the U.S. Air Force as a carpentry specialist with Fairchild AFB in the 2nd Civil Engineering Squadron under the Strategic Air Command.
The group held a March 3 1970 meeting opening with the Pledge of Allegiance. They elected Greg McElwain as Denner and Brad Custer as Assistant Denner. They planned a telephone company tour next Tuesday and practiced tenderfoot knots before closing with the Boy Scout Promise.
The Wheat Heart Annual Spring Luncheon will be held at Ft Sidney Motor Hotel on Monday March 16 at 12 30 p m. Entertainment features a Parade of Wigs and Fashions. Tickets are 225 and available from local hosts in Potter Sidney Dalton Lodgepole Gurley and Gurley areas.
Walter R Wiegers 61 of Lodgepole died after a long illness. Services at Weyerts Immanual Lutheran Church were led by Rev Kenneth Malpert. Burial in Weyerts cemetery. Pallbearers were Robert Miller Herb Krauter Ray Jessen Charles van deVoorde Clarence Miller Archie Greenwood. Survived by wife Myrtle, one son one daughter three brothers six sisters and six grandchildren.
Arthur G. McMillen 67, a Sidney Draw farmer, died Wednesday after a period of ill health. Funeral services were held Friday at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. Sidney McCaig officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. pallbearers included Joe Policky, Rodney Matthewson, Clifton Thurston, Warren Johnson, Robert Anderson, and Francis Runge. honorary pallbearers listed. McMillen lived in the area 56 years and was active in local projects. He was survived by his wife Edna Hammond, three sons, one daughter, eight grandchildren, a sister and two brothers.
The Elks Lodge releases a March calendar featuring regular meetings on March 2 9 16 and 23 with initiation and dinner details. Dances on March 7 14 21 and 26 feature live bands and steak dinners priced at 3.50, plus a March 25 special stag for Elks only.
Accessories complete the total look from hair to handbags. Spring silhouettes favor soft curves with coordinated pieces and versatile options like hats scarves belts and gloves. The wardrobe emphasis stays on quality and a unified style across lengths fabrics and colors.
Walt Disney feature 101 Dalmatians appears in Technicolor with Pongo and Perdita in a Disney packed program. A special After School Matinee Friday at 4:00 pm lets children view the family entertainment and the co feature Hang Your Hat on the Wind with outdoor Technicolor and music by Randy Sparks.
A local librarian advocates a soundproof Rap Room in the main library to provide a supervised space with music and refreshments where teens can gather, study or socialize. The proposal argues it could reduce misbehavior, spare main rooms for study, and cost less than damage repairs while improving youth community access.
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