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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1961

Page

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Spring Farm Outlook Good Beet Acreage Hike Seen

The Panhandle reports snow flurries and chilly winds but wheat is greenening as spring arrives. Nebraska farmers expect lower spring crop acreage with declines in sorghum barley and oats, yet sugar beet plantings rise by nine percent to about 76 000 acres.

Cheyenne County Panhandle Sidney Here Nebraska State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA Agriculture Department

Boaters Dropl At Sight Of $98,000 Chris Craft

A $98,000 Chris Craft boat sidelined on the Union Pacific this morning while canvas covering the deluxe craft was repaired. The huge three-decker vessel, en route to Portland, drew envious reactions from boating devotees inspecting it.

Chris Craft Union Pacific Portland

Fox Theater Adopted Self-Censorship Policy For Saturdays

Fox Theater manager Glenn Carroll announced a new policy to ensure Saturday matinees are suitable for children. For this Saturday the feature Can Can is replaced at 5:30 pm by Have Rocket Will Travel with the Three Stooges, Patterson Johansson fights, and a cartoon. Future Saturdays will follow the policy to tailor options to children when needed.

Fox Theater Glenn Carroll Can Can Fox Rocket Will Travel Three Stooges Patterson- Johansson Carroll

Correction credits misattributed in Brigadoon review

The Sidney Telegraph corrects a review note miscrediting Dr James Edwards instead of Dr James Thayer for Brigadoon. Both performers delivered strong work and Thayer, a Sidney Men’s Chorus leader, contributed to the production with the Panhandle Players collaboration.

The Sidney Telegraph James Thayer James Edwards Telegraph Thayer Sidney Men Panhandle ‘Players Ogallala

Do It Yourself Bill Advances in Public Works Committee

Lincoln Nebraska amended LB519 would let cities and villages create street improvement districts for grading curbing and guttering only not full paving. The bill supported by Sen George Fleming and city manager Tom Coffey aims to address lightly traveled streets by allowing adjacent landowners to fund their own surface upgrades after initial grading.

Lincoln Committee On Public Works George Fleming Sidney Tom Coffey Omaha Sen. Fleming

Sidney Flooring Grand Opening At New Sidney Location

Sidney Flooring and Supply Co. announces a three day grand opening at 1136 Jackson with free coffee and cookies and many gifts for adults and children. Home decorating demonstrations and merchandise specials are featured. Owner-manager Ken Pittam. business organized in 1951. move to the Hahler Building in early December.

Sidney Flooring and Supply Co Jackson Telegraph Ken Pittam Hahler

Large Attendance Expected for Sidney Elks Dedication

Out of town guests are anticipated as Sidney Elks Lodge No. 1894 dedicates its renovated former city auditorium this weekend. The program runs Saturday night and Sunday from nine am with registration, a noon buffet, initiation of a new class, and a afternoon dedication.

Sidney Elks Lodge No. 1894 The Elks

Ag Bill Would Favor Growing Industry Crops

A measure to allow farmers to grow industrial crops on land removed from federal farm program production is advancing in the House farm bill. In Nebraska the proposal could boost castor bean acreage and the state’s chances for a processing plant. Nebraska agriculture officials plan to report on L B 722 research at a Midwest meeting in Chicago next month, while Iowa faces opposition to similar legislation. Missouri remains interested in utilization research and may introduce a bill this season.

Nebraska Nebraska Department of Agriculture Midwest Corn Industries Research Foundation, Inc Chicago Iowa Frank Hoxie Senate Agriculture Committee Missouri

Substitute Work Exams Scheduled At Sidney P C

The Sidney post office announces openings for substitute clerk and substitute carrier with no experience required. Pay starts at 2.16 dollars per hour with yearly raises and benefits including 26 days vacation and 13 days sick leave. Applications available at the post office from examiner LaVerne Couch. exam aims to expand the register for future openings.

Sidney LaVerne Couch

Family matchups lead Dalton elections on April 4

In Dalton the April 4 vote pits brothers Clayton Gillespie and Cleve Gillespie against each other for the school board while Clarence Ziegler faces his sister in law Roy Ziegler in a related race. Other local contests include Dalton town board terms for Ted Panas and Fred Rathman with John Heizer and Lawrence Schmitt also on the ballot.

Dalton School Board Don Dey Ermand Dalton Clayton Gillespie Cleve Gillespie Clarence Ziegler Roy Ziegler Clarence Dalton Town Board Ted Panas Fred Rathman John Heizer Lawrence Schmitt Casey Ziegler

Sheep Association To Convene On Thursday

The Cheyenne-Deuel Sheep Producers Assn. will meet Thursday night at eight at the Joe Bonkiewicz farm six miles south and nine east of Sidney. John Rae and Kenneth Martin of the Denver Union Stockyards will speak on marketing tips and the benefits of central marketing over direct packet selling. Bonkiewicz will have feeder lambs used in demonstrations.

Cheyenne - Deuel Sheep Producers Assn Joe Bonkiewicz Sidney John Rae Kenneth Martin Denver Union Bonkiewicz

Park Development Bill Survives As Amendments Lose

Nebraska lawmakers defend a ten year park development program and reject amendments to lower the levy. LB208 remains funded at .30 mills after floor debate, with proposed cuts to .25 and .20 defeated 9-29 and 15-25.

Nebraska George Fleming Sidney Harold Stryker Rising City

Sidney Drives to Attract Industry Under New Corporation

Sidney businessmen, led by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, have raised over 4000 toward a 25000 capitalization goal for the Sidney Industrial Corporation. Donors will receive stock as the fund grows, with J H Lowe L A Lindstrom Ralph Welch Dick Bauer and Waldo Dearing among the current organizers. Jaycee volunteers pitched the plan on the streets to win business support and establish a profit driven vehicle for industrial relocation to Sidney.

Sidney Jaycees C. A. Story Jaycee Dick Bauer Telegraph Junio Chamber of Commerce Sidney Industrial Corporation J. H. Lowe L. A. Lindstrom Ralph Welch Waldo Dearing Sioux Ordnance Depot Bauer

Mrs. Jaycee of Year to be announced at meeting

Mrs. Roy Bobo will preside at the Mrs. Jaycees meeting this evening at 8 in the Yendis Cafe party room. The agenda includes the slate of officers for election on April 26 and the presentation of a flag to Girl Scout Troop 73, sponsored by the Mrs. Jaycees, with troop leaders Mrs. Bobo and Mrs. C. V. Innes.

Jack Lowe Named to Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Board

Jack H. Lowe appointed to Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital board to succeed resigning Ira Steward. Lowe will serve the unexpired term until next January and is a former board member. The vacancy appointment was approved at the board’s monthly meeting. Roof repairs on the hospital structure were also approved, per administrator Leo Bolin.

Jack H. Lowe Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Ira Steward Lowe Steward Heardactin Leo Bolin

Sidney Schools Boost Speech Therapy Program Big Gains

In 1958 Sidney Public Schools started a speech therapy program led by Mrs Marjorie Pals. It has grown from 60 to 80 students, aiding about 125 children over three years. Pals is one of only 2000 certified therapists, and emphasizes oral language as a key developmental factor.

Rowan Sidney DeMolay Methodist Youth Fellowship Gurley William Jennings Bryan Fdr Sidney Marjorie Pals Mrs Pals American Speech and Hearing Association Mary X Mrs. Pals Kent Brunzell Clyde Aurich Seanna McGee Norma Schmidt Steve Ham Ronnie Brunick Dennis Howarth Rod Turek Timothy Schilriff Patty Thompson

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