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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
5
The spring 1963 fashion forecast emphasizes delicate watercolor tints like pale pink and enamel yellow to lift gray days. Coats, suits, and dresses feature versatile styles from Chanel-inspired tailleurs to cardigan and smock suits, with pale tweeds, white wool, and light fabrics dominating.
Members met at Mrs Paxton's Friday with Johnny Fry Jan Heady Leroy Kindred Seberg Kenneth Steffens Scott Warren Don Paxton and Kenny Paxton present. Leroy told a space story and Kenneth Steffens read one. Kenny Paxton brought items for the meeting. Reporter noted.
Frances Craig reports that children’s fashion borrows Parisian and Italian styles with straight lines and a real life look. Waistlines fade as a flare gives fullness, with hand piping and tiny bows as decorations. Ballet flats and bright colors top the footwear, while shifts and flouncy petti coats shape the ensembles.
Charles Fisher of Kimball named president of First National Bank at Pinedale Wyoming set to open in April. The bank will serve a town of 965 residents that has had no bank since 1935, with most stockholders local. Fisher has 14 years in Kimball banking and will relocate with his family.
The General Motors Preview of Progress science show, a 45 minute non commercial presentation, will be shown at Sidney High School Thursday at 2 p.m. John F. Gordon of GM touts the program as a boost to inspire youth toward science and engineering. The show features nine sequences including a solar powered model car, a jet engine, and the Ground Effect Machine. Seven units tour nationwide, drawing audiences from 100 to 6000.
In the true tradition of show business, previews have been staged under varied conditions from stake trucks in rural areas to the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf Astoria. Previews of Progress has received wide acclaim from educators and civic and fraternal organizations for its success in awakening students and adults to science and engineering in America’s technological progress.
Rushville Chamber of Commerce moved to coordinate efforts with Gordon Chamber of Commerce. President Bennett Johnston named Ed Klindt and Fritz Weiso to approach Gordon about joint planning for retail trade days and attracting industry to the common area. The move follows a suggestion from Bob Jensen, president of joint cooperation.
Community planning expert Dwight Ne argues smaller rural communities can advance faster by combining efforts. Jensen reports the idea welcomely received by Gordon Jaycees. both groups will contact their chambers of commerce to pursue joint actions.
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