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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
9
The Finer Feeders met March 11 at Bob Huff’s home to plan white pine name plaques for the Fair and to learn rope halter knots. They reviewed livestock course pamphlets for future club activities and will decide at the next meeting. Mrs. Bob Huff provided lunch.
The Bureau of Reclamation backs National Wildlife Federation Nature Week with full support in March 2026. Commissioner Floyd E. Dominy praises efforts to protect natural beauty and resources as a 1966 observance theme. Programs include improving structures blending with landscapes, rustic recreation at reservoirs, soil erosion control, seeding, and landscaping to restore habitat. In Nebraska, reforestation and landscape plantings proceed with state cooperation at Merritt Dam, with Corps crews enhancing recreation facilities at Frenchman-Cam and Box Butte projects. Wildlife habitat plans accompany plantings at Merritt Reservoir, which holds rainbow trout and smallmouth bass, while other reservoirs host northern pike, bluegill, crappies, and bass. Ice fishing supports year-round outdoor activity.
The piece notes how a winter fishing retreat becomes a hub for enthusiasts as Bureau of Reclamation reservoirs offer off season recreation funding for water projects. It mentions experiments off California and France where heated seawater could not boil despite lava-like heat, due to high atmospheric pressure in underwater houses.
Twelve members gathered at Mrs. R. Buhrdorf’s home on March 12 at 2 00 PM. Officers were elected: Pam Thompson president, Susy Thompson vice president, Robyn Lee Wilcox secretary, Brenda Whitefoot treasurer, Julie Schiller news reporter and Kathy Hunt songleader. Julie Schiller serves as news reporter.
The den opened with Jimmy Rosales leading the Pledge to the flag and the Knights Code read by the den mother. Outside, members ran races and arm wrestled, discussed suits of armor, and answered roll call with the Knights' names. three visitors Tim Tschacher Dale Bonner and David Porter attended. LeRoy absent, Lee K served refreshments. Jim Rosales reported.
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