Central School Board Approves Education Pilot Plan
The Sidney board of education approves a continuous education pilot at Central Elementary for 1970-71 with expansion planned for North and South elementary schools. It also endorses retirement of four teachers and various staffing changes, calendar approvals, and program financings.
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Sidney Board of Education
Central
T. R. Tillotson
Edna Scriber
Elmer Hartmann
Leta Crook
Lila Copley
American Legion
PCA Official To Be Speaker Here On Friday
Rudy Peralez of Scottsbluff Panhandle Community Action Agency will speak Friday at 7 30 p m in East Ward School auditorium. The meeting informs residents about the agency including Head Start and the Senior Citizens Center with organizers Sally Dittmar and Val Kealy inviting all to attend. Also note a stray line about jack rabbits running 40 mph and leaping 15 to 20 feet.
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PCA
Rudy Peralez
Scottsbluff
Panhandle Community Action Agency
East Ward
Sally Dittmar
Val Kealy
Community Action Office
Full page color maps show Cheyenne County voting areas
The Telegraph presents full page maps showing Cheyenne County and Sidney voting precincts and three commissioner districts. District One appears blue, District Two white, District Three red. Extra copies are at Cheyenne County Clerk Ralph Englert’s office. save this edition for reference.
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Sidney
Ralph Englert
Federal Aid Sought for Sidney Day Care Center
Billie Smith, Cheyenne County Community Action board chair, said federal aid is being sought for a Sidney Day Care Center. Panhandle Community Action Agency approved a formal bid for funding, with expectant word within a month. City of Sidney donated two Sioux Villa units for the site and renovations are underway. Mrs. G. F. Bush chairs the administering board. volunteers are urged to help for an estimated 20 children of working mothers.
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Sidney
Billie Smith
Cheyenne County Community Action Board
G. F. Bush
Sioux Villa
Stars of Tomorrow to feature 19 acts in Sidney
Nineteen acts are slated for the Sidney Kiwanis Club Stars of Tomorrow show at 2 p m Sunday March 15 in the Sidney Junior High School Auditorium. Glen Houtz Kiwanis president will be master of ceremonies. Awards include Grand Prize first and second runners up plus top two in three divisions elementary junior high and senior high.
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Sidney Kiwanis Club
Sidney Junior High School
Glen Houtz
Kiwanis
Sidney
Panhandle
Aurora
Colo
Detroit
Mich
Armour Beese
Deborah Brady
Ann Benkiewicz
Judy Spencer
Peggy Sullivan
Wendy Lamm
LuAnn Slama
Donna Musil
Helmi Hahler
Collein Spencer
Loomis Booth
Debra Finely
Jolaine
Kaminski
Diane Hurt
Beverly Dougherty
Mary Ellen White
Randal Linton
Theresa Sullivan
John Schlaman
Jarma Zilmer
Melanie Rohde
Sally Garcia
Janice Tobin
Debbie Mathews
David Shipley
Ted Egging
Jack Bennett
Slippery Winter Mix Hits Area With Ice Snow
A chilly week delivered .06 inch of precipitation in ice crystals and snow. The FAA flight service station logged a trace Monday with a low of 11 and high of 38, then 8 and 31 on Tuesday as icy mist fell late in the day. Snow followed, making travel hazardous until mid morning. Sun appeared around 9, began melting, then overcast returned with fog. This was the first moisture in weeks and was welcomed.
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Federal Aviation Agency Flight Service Station
Nebraska Panhandle Weather Outlook Summary
The Nebraska Panhandle expects generally fair, cold conditions through Thursday with highs 25 to 35 and lows near zero to 10. Thursday highs reach 30 to 40, with near zero chances of measurable precipitation. Extended outlook shows cold, possible snow Friday, then rising temperatures Saturday and Sunday with highs in the 40s to 50s and lows 5 to 10.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Frontier Airlines
Sidney Telegraph Editor Wins Cheyenne County Silver Spur
The Sidney Telegraph editor Jack H Lowe received the first annual Silver Spur award from the Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce at the third annual banquet in Sidney with about 500 attendees. E K Yanney of Lodgepole presented the honor as Lowe thanked the crowd and vowed to stay in Nebraska. The event honored chamber leaders, announced awards for community service, and featured Ross E Boyer as guest speaker with musical entertainment from the Sidney High Madrigal Singers.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
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Lodgepole
Cheyenne County Chamber
Arizona
Telegraph
Lowe
Tucson
Cheyenne
Ray Graff
Dalton
Alan Lessman
Gurley
Ken Rose Potter
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne County
Russ Fischer
Ken Wickstrom
Chamber
C. B. Dorwart
al Ladine
Legion
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Lions Club
Ross E. Boyer
Alliance
AAA Cornhusker Motor Club
Boyer
Sidney High Madrigal Singers
Mrs Willis Dies Suddenly At Her Home
Ruth Lucille Turner Willis Sr. spouse of Sol T. Willis Sr. dies at 64 from a heart attack at 1029 Newton. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday at St Patrick's with Rev Edward Flinn. interment Greenwood Cemetery. Rosary 7 30 p.m. Thursday at Gehrig and Son Funeral Home. Memorials to Heart Fund. Surviving: widower four sons James F Olympia WA Sol T Jr Sidney David L Denver Richard T Sidney. 11 grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers Frank Turner Di nuba Calif Glen Turner Carthage Mo. She born Aug 22 1905 Nevada MO. married Aug 30 1923 Sidney.
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Sol T. Willis Sr
Newton
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Edward Flinn
Greenwood Cemetery
Gehrig and Son Funeral
Heart Fund
Ruth Lucille Turner
Nevada
Frank
Margaret Watson Turner
Sidney
Jasper
James F
Olympia, Wash
Sol T. Jr
David L
Denver
Richard T
Frank Turner
Dinuba
Calif
Glen Turner
Carthage
Miss Cheyenne County To Be Chosen At May 9 Event
Sidney Jaycees sponsor the Miss Cheyenne County contest on May 9 at the Sidney Junior High Auditorium. Winner advances to Miss Nebraska in York June 8 to 13. two Ladies in Waiting named. Entrants must be Cheyenne County residents, single, 18 to 28 on Labor Day, high school graduates, U.S. citizens, with up to three minutes for a talent presentation. Local prizes to be announced. entry blanks printed in The Telegraph.
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Sidney Jaycees
Cheyenne
Bob Roderick
Sidney Junior High
York
Telegraph
Mr. Roderick
Osage
Ben Belden
Ron Tremain
Craig
Jaycee
Cheyenne County
United States
Jaycees
Doris Dailey Nominated For CSC Winter Ball Queen Honor
Two Chadron State College students from the area are nominated for the Winter Ball Queen crown to be awarded March 14. Miss Doris Dailey of Lodgepole and Miss Cyndie Peterson of Chappell are the honorees.
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Marci Faessler
Dianne Watson
Bridgeport
Chadron State College
Doris Dailey
Lodgepole
Cyndie Peterson
Chappell
Tedesco Files for Reelection as Cheyenne County Attorney
Cheyenne County Attorney Don Tedesco filed for reelection on Tuesday. County Clerk Ralph Englert confirms he is the only candidate so far. His name will appear on the Democratic ticket.
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Cheyenne
Don Tedesco
Ralph Englert
Tedesco
Ruts of Oregon Trail Still Visible Across Regions
The historic Oregon Trail ruts linger in western Nebraska and other parts of Oregon, marking pathways travelers carved long ago. These remnants highlight how the old route shaped settlement and travel in the region.
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State
Nebraska
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