Sidney Musicians Join 86 Midland Lutheran Tour
Around the Town notes 86 Midland Lutheran College student musicians depart by bus for a two week tour of Lutheran churches on the west coast. Sidney participants include Duane Franzen Tim Brei and Nathan Brei as they plan to visit Salt Lake City and Spokane before continuing to Washington.
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Sidney
Midland Lutheran College
West Coast
Duane Franzen
Tim
Nathan Brei
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Spokane
Wash
Salt Lake City
Utah
Delta Kappa Gamma chapter meeting at Fort Sidney Hotel
Alpha Beta Chapter held a Tuesday evening session under topic More Or Less with leaders Marie Nichelson and Mary Connell. Ellenor Larson announced the State Convention dates April 11 and 12 in Columbus and the chapter contributed to the Golden Gift Fund supporting Delta Kappa Gamma worldwide fellowship.
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Alpha Beta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Fort Sidney
Joan de Long
Marie Nichelson
Mary Connell
Ellenor Larson
Columbus
Plainview Club Talks On Low Cost Meals And Plans
Plainview Extension Club met Wednesday with Mrs JRupgel George hosting and Mrs JoDene Oliverius as guest. Current events were shared, Fraida Foland led a lesson on low cost meals stressing nutrition and budget. They discussed county fair booth plans, a November Christmas workshop, a May 17 spring style show, and an April 9 meeting with Mrs Muriel Crosby. A plant and seed exchange was noted and lesson on the metric system led by Mrs Jim Deaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrupgel
George Ewass
of Plainview Extension Club
JoDene Oliverius
Frieda Foland
Plainview
Muriel Crosby
Jim Deaver
Grapefruit Nog Recipe From Early Kitchen Notes
Beat egg whites to stiff peaks then beat yolks until thick and lemon colored without washing the beater. Fold in grapefruit juice salt and honey, then combine with the yolk mixture. Serve immediately, topped with nutmeg. Makes 2 large or 4 small servings.
Rebekahs Plan District Meeting at Dix High School
Four members of Sidney Rebekah Lodge 66 attended the District planning meeting at Dix High School Eleven Rebekah Lodges make up the District Bridgeport Dix Bayard Mitchell Bucknell Sidney Scottsbluff Minatare Gering Lyman Merrill Attending from Sidney were Violet Minshall Earline Cox Myrtle Higgins and Lenora Simpson.
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Sidney Rebekah Lodge
Dix
Distrit
Dix High School
Rebekah
Bridgeport
Bayard
Mitchell
Bucknell
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Minatare
Gering
Lyman and
Merrill
Sidney Violet Minshall
Earline Cox
Myrtle Higgins
Lenora Simpson
Juliet s Club Studies Meals Low Cost Meals
Mrs alla Mangels led the Juliet s Extension Club at a March meeting in her home. Twelve members learned to provide nutritious meals for families within time energy and money budgets. Members planned displays and clothing modeling for a County Home Extension Spring Tea and were reminded of the April 16 meeting at Mrs Policky s home with lessons by Mrs Couch on Measuring Via Meters and Mrs Van Mark on Sod House Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla Mangels
Juliets Extension Club
Joe
Clarence Couch
Emil van Mark
State plans to handle training for disaster appraisal
Lawrence Thompson, executive director of Cheyenne County ASCS, announced that training for ASCS personnel to appraise damaged acreage under the disaster provision of the feed grain and wheat program will be administered by state offices this year. FCIC will assist only key personnel in each state, with states handling all further training and supervision. The program offers payments to farmers suffering severe crop loss from natural disasters or uncontrollable conditions, and aims for a flexible, efficient, and equitable operation.
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ASCS
Lawrence Thompson
Cheyenne County
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
FCIC
Thompson
Wool producers urged to keep 1975 market records
Producers of wool Mohair and unshorn lambs should maintain marketings records for 1975 to qualify for future incentive payments Lawrence Thompson executive director Cheyenne County ASCS said records of sales and purchases are needed as federal payments are based on a share of each producer s returns.
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Lawrence Thompson
Cheyenne County
ASCS
Thompson
Clover Club elects new officers at spring meeting
Clover 4-H Club voted in Cindy Avey as president Liz Laing as vice president Cheryl Kilgore as secretary Cheryl Visser as treasurer and Lora Bush as news reporter Other members include Jnelle Visser Game Leader Bionda Erickson Lisa Mason Song Leaders Jill and Jody Liess Special committee planned a booth for the Spring Carnival filled the yearbooks and arranged refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover 4-H Club
Cindy Avey
Liz Laing
Cheryl Kilgore
Cheryl Visser
Lora Bush
Jnelle Visser
Bionda Erickson
Lisa Mason
Jill
Jody Liess
Just Us 4-H Club Elects Officers at First Meeting
The Just Us 4-H club held its first meeting at 215 and elected Gerard Lenzen president Dianna Hruska vice president Chris Thomas secretary Jim Lafler treasurer Katie Thomas news reporter Joe Hruska sergeant of arms Tom Lenzen club leader LaVern Thomas assistant leader News Reporter Katie Thomas chaired the report. The group discussed spring party planning and club dues financing.
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Just Us 4-H
Gerard Lenzen
Dianna Hruska
Chris Thomas
Jim Lafler
Katie Thomas
Joe Hruska
Tom Lenzen
LaVern Thomas
4-H
Wranglers 4-H Club elects officers at spring meeting
The Sidney Wranglers 4-H Club met Thursday at 7 pm in the 4-H building with 28 members. Alys Lafler called the meeting to order and the group discussed the spring party, ring loss, and elected officers: president Alys Lafler, vice president Cindy Elias, secretary treasurer Dawn Lafler, news reporter and photography Marty McMillen, and scrapbook Christy Wiedeburg. The new organizational leader is Mrs Lezlee Andersen. News Reporter Marty McMillen.
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Sidney Wranglers
Alys Lafler
Alpha Iota Chapter Studies Conversation in Sidney
Mrs Otto Johns hosted the Thursday Alpha Iota Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha meeting in Sidney. Mrs Don Saville, chapter president, announced the District meeting will be held in Kimball on April 20. Treasurer Mrs Allen McGee reported funds from recent ticket sales and gave the educational lesson on short and long conversations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Johns
Alpha Iota
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Don Saville
Kimball
Allen McGee
Puddle Makers Attend Break With Northeast Colorado Misfits Club
Seventeen Puddle Makers members joined the Northeast Colorado Misfits Club in Sterling on a Break Saturday evening. Maxine Schilz of Sidney won the scanner raffle. next meeting set for April 5 at 7 20 pm at Christ Episcopal Parish Hall. The group provides local CB radio support and meets monthly.
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Puddle Makers
Citizen Band
Colorado
Misfits Club
Sterling
Colo
Maxiné Schilz
Sidney
Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Lorenzo Lassies 4 H Club Sets Goals for Spring Carnival
Lorenzo Lassies 4 H Club met with six members present to plan a booth for the Spring Carnival. The group aims for 100 percent completion at the fair and to enter the Song Contest. Michelle Robirds demonstrated pattern laying and marking darts, with a pattern cut out planned for the next meeting on April 11. Treats were brought by Cheryl Meier.
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Lorenzo Lassies
Michelle Robirds
Cheryl Meier
Busy Bees Plan Spring Carnival
The Busy Bees 4 H Club met at Mrs Audrey Sterkel's home with nine members. President Sheila Sterkel opened, and Tammy McGee led roll. Year Books and carnival tickets were handed out. The group planned cake donations for the cake walk and listed demonstrations for snacks and drinks at the next meeting. Kimberly Adams Kristina Harlan Kim Speer Carla Arnold joined the demonstrations while Leigh Draper was appointed scrapbook keeper. Project Leader Mrs Carol Adams demonstrated grilled cheese sandwiches assisted by Mrs Sterkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees 4-H Club
Audrey Sterkel
Sheila Sterkel
Tammy McGee
Busy Bees
Kimberly Adams
Kristina Harlan
Kim Speer
Carla Arnold Leigh Draper
Carol Adams
Sterkel
Kensington Club Prizes At Dutch Lunch Meeting
Kensington groups met Tuesday at the Fort Sidney Hotel for a dutch lunch. After the meeting, cards were played with Rose Mary Lloyd taking high Canasta and Lenora winning high in bridge.
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Eastern Star
Kensington
Fort Sidney Hotel
Rose Mary Lloyd
Lenora Simpson
Lunch Menu for Sidney School Week
Tuesday spaghetti with meat sauce and pickled beets plus fruit cobbler peanut butter sandwiches and milk. Wednesday hot dogs on coney buns with catsup and mustard steamed corn apple krinkle and milk. Thursday fried chicken buttered wax beans sliced peaches ice cream bars bread and butter sandwiches and milk. No school lunches served on Good Friday or Easter Monday. Tuesday chicken fried steaks mashed potatoes brown gravy mixed fruit hot rolls with butter and milk.
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