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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
12
The puzzle lists across clues from 1 Spotted to 50 Sculpture with hints like Means of defense Language Harangue and Revolver. Down clues include Deliberate Attending Curie Seed covering Psyche and Pose for an artist, finishing with And Lat.
University of Nebraska guides outline 4-H project areas in General Area Engineering and Mechanics Animal Science Plant Science Home Economics and more. Programs cover health safety photography dollars and sense Nebraska heritage creativity self projects leadership and animal husbandry with concrete classes in care marketing nutrition and livestock management aimed at youth aged ten and older.
At the Wednesday meeting the Rebekah Lodge announced scholarship forms were sent to Sidney, Potter, Dalton, Gurley and Lodgepole High Schools. The Scarlet Award is $300 and the Rebekah Scholarship $250. Degree Practice is set for March 2 at IOOF Hall. A covered dish supper April 5 is planned for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and families. An Easter program was performed by several members.
Mrs Meyer reported on the Northwest District Mission meeting held in Gering during the Lodgepole Women’s Society of Christian Service Evening Circle session at Mrs Louis Dughman’s home. Co hosts were Mrs Byron Rowley and Mrs Dave Safford. Mrs Jameson Jones of Denver spoke on Methodist Mission Fields. The Northwest District Spring Meeting is set for April 19 in Hay Springs Neb.
At 9 50 p m residents reported smoke from a woodpile at 134 Bexhill Drive causing a fire. Bees were blamed with an estimated loss of 15 dollars.
A group of 31 Northwestern Junior College students from Sidney Nebraska and Sterling Colorado participated in the 1972 community Heart Fund Drive. They raised $960.64 in one evening with 21 of the contributors from campus residence halls.
A.R.C. Group P. J. Heaton Sr spoke at the Tri County Association for Retarded Children meeting held at the Cottage. His talk focused on quadianship and its role in family life. The ARC plans a volunteers dinner Saturday at the Fort Sidney Motor Hotel. The Tri County ARC meets the third Wednesday each month at the Cottage.
The Wyo Braska Diabetes Association meetings speaker Dr Karl E Sussman was rescheduled to early fall. Cliff Roark from Eli Lilly will discuss insulin varieties and the oral agent Dymelor. The meeting is set for March 28 1972 at St Marys Hospital dining room at 7 30.
The Cheyenne County Drug Council will hold a special meeting on Thursday March 23 at 7 30 in the basement of the Cheyenne County Courthouse. The program features John Quentin Kenzy formerly of Gurley now in drug rehabilitation work at a New York college and who spent five years in Harlem on drug abuse work.
Lubbock Texas AP reports that the West Texas potato belt defies a single-chip rule as a major producer, highlighting regional differences in potato quality and yield within a key growing area.
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