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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1969

Page

23

Minshalls Debut Original Round Dance Record

Mal and Shirley Minshall have created and recorded a round dance piece Like I Love You to Something Stupid. They pass expert muster and join a family devoted to square and round dancing with extensive regional calls and performances across Colorado Wyoming and Nevada.

Mal Shirley Minshall Minshalls Nebraska Prairie Schooners Oshkosh Big Springs Shirley Colorado Square Dance Callers Association Colorado Wyoming Hawthorne Nev Sonora Calif Omaha Minshall Pfc Jason Minshall Korea

Musical The King and I staged by SHS cast

About 160 Sidney High students plus 19 children and six musicians work on The King and I. Performances run Friday March 21, Saturday 22, and Monday 24 at 8:00 pm. JoAnn Owen plays Anna Leon Owens and Bill Fankhauser the King. Duane Nichols leads the production.

Duane Nichols Sidney High School Young Voices Telegraph Sidney High Richard Rodgers Oscar Hamemerstein Sidney High Group Anna Leon Owens JoAnn Owen Siam Bill Fankhauser Anna

Navy Accepts 17 Year Olds for Enlistment

The U S Navy announces it is again accepting 17 year olds for enlistment. They need not be high school graduates, but must meet mental and physical qualifications with parental consent. Enlistment term is four years. For details contact the Cheyenne County Selective Service office.

U. S. Navy Navy Cheyenne County Selective Service Office

Maple Grove News Weekend Visitor Kathy Miles

Kathy Miles spent the weekend with her parents, the Harvey Miles. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith attended the Harold Frerichs sale last Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gell and Tommy visited John Demers Jr. Tuesday evening. Mrs. Verne Sharman and Mrs. Earl Gell joined Ladies Aide Thursday at St. Paul’s hall. Harold Frerichs family and Bill Frerichs dined at the Charles Smith home Wednesday. Mrs. T N McGowan and girls dined with Mrs. Mabel Miles Friday evening at Ernest Frerichs. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Harvey selles and others visited Mrs. Mabel Miles and Charles Smith home.

Kathy Miles Harvey Miles Charles Smith Harold Frerichs Earl Gell Tommy John Demers Jr T.N. McGowan Mabel Miles Ernest Lfrerigns Harvey Jurgen Jurgens and Son

Sunny Side News Hernblooms Travel to Fort Morgan

Mr and Mrs Richard Hernblooms drove to Fort Morgan and met Denver visitors Mrs Bob Beyenes and son Michael who will stay this week. Olive Johnson hosted several callers including Mrs Lemoyne Johnson and Alice Rexroth. Walter Hernblooms marked his 90th birthday with family visit as others visited local homes.

Richard Hernbloom Fort Morgan Bob Bayenes Michael Denver Louis Schmale Olive Johnson Lemoyne Johnson Alice Rexroth Ralph Talich Buster Ulmschneider Carl Ulms Walter David Johnson Delbert Davidson Sara Elva Davidson Albert Brandl Anna Theis John Hokom Jerry Wittrock Tena Jensen Sidney

Kendricks to Speak at A S M E Meet in Farmington

H L Kendricks a well test engineer from El Paso Natural Gas Co of Farmington N M will be guest speaker for the Colorado Nebraska Sub Section of the Society of Petroleum Engineers The LM E will hold a dinner meeting at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel with social hour at 6 30 p m and the meeting to follow at 7 30 p m Kendricks will discuss Project Gas Buggy Wives of members invited to attend.

H. L. Kendricks el Paso Natural Gas Co Farmington N.M Colorado-Nebraska Society of Petroleum Engineers A.lm.e Fort Sidney Motor Hotel Kendricks

Cotton Bunnies Host Sorority Social Among Guests

The Alpha Nu Chapter of Alpha Beta Phi Sorority hosted a Monday evening social featuring Cottonball bunnies as decorations and entertainment with Dumb Bunny Bridge. Hostess Mrs. Les Landmesser and seven guests attended. prizes went to Mrs. Roy Reed and Mrs. Gordon Fuller. Next meeting is March 24 hosted by Mrs. Reed.

Alpha Nu Chapter Alpha Beta Phi Sorority Les Landmesser Mines Roger Davies Jamie Haworth Mick Dickes Darrell Glassburn Marvin Hood Ron DeVier Loren Anthony Roy Reed Gordon Fuller

Proper Services Held In Omaha

Services were held February 26 in Omaha for James P. Proper aged 54 who died two days earlier Military rites were conducted at the graveside He was born May 14 1915 in Broadwater lived in Oshkosh and Sidney attended St Patrick Academy served six years in the Army medical corps and later worked as a custodian for Hoffmann Apartments in Omaha Surviving are his mother Mrs Agnes Deaver of Sidney

Omaha James P. Proper Mr. Proper Broadwater Oshkosh Sidney St. Patrick’s Academy Army Medical Corps Hoffmann Apartments Agnes Deaver

Dalton Man Carl Thomas Dies in Riverside California

Carl Thomas, former resident near Dalton, died in Riverside California. He and his family left Dalton in 1946 to farm there. Survived by wife and three sons Donald Riverside LaVerne Colorado Springs and Stanley in the Navy. Family address 4410 Brentwood Ave Riverside.

Dalton Riverside Calif Carl Thomas Thomases Thomas Donald LaVerne Colorado Springs Stanley United States Navy Brentwood Ave

Angus Association Welcomes Lloyd G A Forster as Member

Lloyd G A Forster of Sidney has been elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St Joseph Missouri. In the past month 475 memberships were issued to breeders of registered Aberdeen Angus in the United States.

Lloyd G.A. Forster Sidney

Safety Rules for Cars Under New Safety Inspections

The Legislature approved requirements for passenger cars including audible horns with reachable actuators, rear view mirrors, and rear visibility. Vehicles must pass exhaust, tire, brake, glass, body, steering, and lighting standards with specific limits on tread depth, stop distance, rust, latches, safety glass, and alignments.

Associated Press

Reorganization of Cub Scout Pack 86 at Western Nebraska Vocational Tech

Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School hosts the reorganization of Cub Scout Pack 86 with Merle Rudebusch as institutional representative. Richard Patten is cubmaster. Mrs. Bilby chairs. Emerson Rawson is secretary treasurer. Awards include Richard Patten II and Robert Klepper. The Blue and Gold Banquet marks the 39th birthday of the Cub Scout movement. Plans include a council ski trip March 21-23 to Hidden Valley Colorado and a fashion show by Troop 19. New patrol leaders are Mary Snyder Carol Cram Mary Norman and Janie Wait. New treasurer and scribe elected. Tary King welcomed. Closing ritual includes taps and Wishing Circle. four new members join. Group photo project planned. next meeting March 29 at 1:30 p.m.

Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School Merle Rudebusch Richard Patten Bilby Emerson Rawson Patten Bartling Richard Patten II Denner Robert Klepper Webelos Hidden Valley Colo Mary Snyder Carol Cram Mary Norman Janie Wait Starr Peyton Tary King Lynda Aufdengarten Kelly Hageland Lynette Nienhueser Melissa Scott Mary Patterson Christine Cogil Jeffery Stosch Nebraska Nancy Adams Abbie Herrera

Baby Beef Keith Rexroth Meeting Minutes

Keith Rexroth chaired a meeting with eight present. Nancy Rexroth read last minutes. Old and new business discussed including a Spring Party and a speech contest. April plans included an April 8 meeting at 7 30 with Lester Theis. Dr Cook from Sidney spoke at the grain elevator talk. Lunch served by Mrs Gell. Theresa Misegadis reporter. EAGER HANDS first meeting held at Shelly Stasch home March. Members listed with officers elected: President Sharon Scott Vice president Laura Boudet Secretary Shelly Stasch Treasurer Nancy Adams News reporter Abbie Herrera.

Keith Rexroth Nancy Rexroth Lester Theis Sidney Dr. Cook Mrs. Gell Theresa Misegadis Shelly Stasch Otto Aufdengarten Mary Terese Spencer Sharon Scott Laura Boudet Nancy Adams Abbie Herrera

Hereford dogged by Kansas City AHA membership note

Hereford member KANSAS CITY A.G. Mc Millen Ranch Co Sidney recently was named to membership in the American Hereford Association the world’s largest purebred registry organization with headquarters in Kansas City Mo Thirty three Hereford breeders were placed on the Association official roster in January The AHA maintains records for breeders of registered Herefords over the nation The AHA’s herd books contain more than 15 000 000 purebred Hereford records.

Kansas City A.G. McMillen Ranch Co Sidney American Hereford Association Association AHA

Watered Down Vehicle Check Gets Approval

The Nebraska Legislature approved a watered down motor vehicle inspection plan. Cars with license plate numbers ending in 3 or 4 must pass by end of April with inspections starting April 1. Federal approval still required to avoid roughly $3.5 million in penalties. Emmet Dennis Jr. said inspectors should hold off until April 1 as revised standards are issued. Truck inspections are delayed to June 1.

Nebraska Emmet Dennis Jr Federal Department of Transportation Washington Dennis

Tractor Safety Course Offered for 14 15 Year Olds

Cheyenne County Agent Ivan Tiljegren announces a 10 hour tractor safety course for boys aged 14 to 15 who work on farms. A three hour safety session will run 3 to 6 pm on Tuesday March 18 at the 4-H building Cheyenne County Fair grounds, with two hours of self study and a five hour Saturday session for the qualifying test. The later date is to be announced.

Department of Labor Cheyenne Ivan Tiljegren Cheyenne County Fair Grounds

State Holds Authority To Force Levy

The State Justice Dept states the legislature has the power to compel municipalities to levy property taxes for street improvements and fire and police protection. This opinion to Sen. Terry Carpenter addresses the constitutionality of LB496. The bill requires a local levy to be added to all other state and charter taxes to preserve peace and fund government functions.

State Justice Dept Terry Carpenter

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