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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1973
Page
5
Mrs Tom Frerichs and Adam visited near Lodgepole staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Lee. The morning coffee guests were Mrs Tom Ohlf and the afternoon callers included Mrs Olive Johnson.
Ronald Lee Alvord was born March 10 at Miller Memorial Hospital in Chappell to Mr. and Mrs Buster Alvord. The newborn weighed ten pounds four ounces and has a four and a half year old brother Rodney. Grandparents include Clarence Alvord of Chappell and Clarence Ross of Buckley Washington with other relatives listed as great grandparents.
A meeting for all registered and licensed practical nurses is scheduled for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Senior Citizen's Center in Alliance with the topic Nurse Practice Act. A second session will be held at 7 p.m. at West Nebraska General Hospital.
A dense public notices list details weekly and monthly gatherings across town. Fringed items include bridge club at Christ Episcopal Hall, Slave Labor Day sale info, antique car club at Weyerts home, and many service groups meeting at churches and hotels.
The seventh annual All Electric Homemakers School sponsored by KSID is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Junior High School auditorium with doors at 5:30 p.m. Joyce Liefering of Rochester Minnesota will lecture on Creative Kitchenry and demonstrate homemaking skills. Free door prizes will be offered. the event features displays from Sidney. A Western Plains Regional Library Bookmobile schedule follows with stops across Dalton, Trinity Lutheran School, Bernie Fuehrer Farm, Dave Wieser Farm, Sunol and Lodgepole through March 23.
Armed Forces Cadet Phil C. Houser son of Mr and Mrs Paul Houser of Sidney Rt 2 has been named to the Dean's List at the U S Air Force Academy class of 1976. He will be commissioned as second lieutenant and awarded a B S degree on graduation. Also noted are Seabee trainees from Bridgeport beginning Basic Construction Electrician School at Port Hueneme and Seabee training details.
Plainview Extension Club members meet with Mrs James Deaver for a lesson on consumer rights and reporting grievances. Mrs Stewart Brown leads the discussion on buyer seller responsibilities and protections, followed by a March birthday cake presentation and planning for the April meeting with a plant exchange and a talk on dress costs.
Full rehearsal will begin next week for the musical Women by the Fort Sidney Colonels and women's chorus. The show is scheduled for March 30 and 31 at the Senior High Auditorium with tickets sold by Book Keepers and chorus members.
Helmi C. Habler of Sidney was among 436 candidates earning graduate and undergraduate degrees at winter commencement exercises in Greeley Colorado. Of the total 323 earned bachelor’s degrees 91 master’s degrees five educational specialist degrees and 17 doctorates were awarded.
Invitations for the annual Five State Regional Spring Show are available upon request. Sponsored by the North Platte Valley Artists Guild, all entrants are eligible. Write to NPVAG Box 1041 Scottsbluff Neb 69361 for details.
Sidney High Student Council members will collect donations on downtown corners Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon to support the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Donors receive a Shamrock pin for contributions.
The ESU 14 area school board dinner and meeting are now set for Tuesday rather than Monday. The regular board meeting remains on Monday.
Girl Scout Troop 109 held a candlelight ceremony where members earned badges including Ecology Active Citizen Hospitality Songster and more. Mrs Elva Davison spoke on US citizenship procedures and Patricia Trask contributed cooking badges and treats.
Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained prospective rushees Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Don Robinson. A short business meeting.
Seven girls form the Helping Hands 4-H Club under Mrs. Gerald Radcliffe. Officers elected include President Rex Wolven and Vice President Kenny Fleming. Next meeting is March 27 at Sara Hughes home. An April 10 dinner party at the Fort Sidney Hotel with Preceptor Mu Chapter is planned.
Jenny Lynn Anderson and Ted Dale Mashek exchanged double ring vows March 10 at St. Luke's Catholic Church Ogallala. Officiant Rev James Whalen led a lavender and white floral ceremony with family in attendance and a reception followed at the church hall.
Dr. Gerald L. Wolf of the University of Nebraska Medical Center is notified he will receive a prestigious NIH career development award. The announcement cites his roles in pharmacology and radiology as part of the recognition from a national health institute.
The morning census shows 62 patients at Memorial Hospital with new admissions in Sidney Lisco and Bridgeport and dismissals in Sidney Dalton Lodgepole. In Hailsham England Frank Garner 82 was banned from driving for 10 years for traveling slowly on a major road. A five year $125,000 radiology research grant supports Dr Wolf’s hypertension studies at the Medical Center, reflecting national science funding and career opportunities.
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