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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
10
Dalton residents attend showers anniversaries and social events while local groups plan fundraisers and trips. Dalton and surrounding towns send delegates to Nebraska centennial events and scout meetings as schools and churches host dinners and circle meetings.
Tinta Tonka District Boy Scouts of America announced district committee changes shifting to monthly executive committee meetings and scheduling quarterly district gatherings on February May August and November. A March 12 budget and program planning session is planned at the Scottsbluff service center with all scouters urged to attend. Appointments include Oren Cox district chairman and Don Robinson as vice chairman with many volunteers assigned to camping advancement health and safety leader training and organization and extension across Sidney Bridgeport Kimball Gurley Lodgepole Lewellen Chappell Oshkosh Potter and Dalton areas. An executive committee meeting is set for March 28 at the Methodist Church and the next roundtable for April 4 at the Sidney High School cafeteria.
The Great Western Sugar Co announces a 1967 beet-purchase contract for five state area with average beet returns projected at $17 per ton. Grower associations praise the terms as fair and incentive strong for a full 1967 planting, with 1968 raw-price-floor negotiations to start within 30 days. Nebraska talks not yet reached but not delaying contracting.
Ray Jessen and companions were stalled by bad weather returning from Denver, staying overnight at Fort Morgan. The group, including Mrs. Jessen and Mrs. Leo Jessen, then visited relatives in Sidney and Broadwater, with many Sunday dinners and calls at local homes. Detroit Tigers pitcher Earl Wilson won nine straight games last season.
Lincoln program series on pesticides begins March 13 on NEB ETV network channels 12 3 9 and 13. Hal Allen NU pesticide specialist outlines three two hour programs with topics legal aspects weed and disease control and insect control. Each show includes a pesticide quiz and viewer questions answered in the final half hour.
A Miami restaurant window displays the line What foods these morsels be in stylized calligraphy. The playful sign echoes literary whimsy, drawing curiosity from passersby and highlighting a quirky moment in local food culture.
A shepherd boy in Jaipur district finds an earthen pot with 50 silver coins possibly issued in the third or fourth century B C. Archeologists say the coins may be the oldest silver pieces found in India. Jaipur is in northwestern India near the Great Indian Desert.
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