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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1969
Page
4
The unit outlines a threefold health program: screening, helping schools develop curricula, and coordinating services with health professionals. The unit emphasizes collaboration with school nurses, offers the unit nurse for screenings and presentations, and plans broad screenings next fall with follow ups throughout the year. The aim is broader, nonintrusive support to improve student health across districts of all sizes.
Army Private First Class Daniel G. Ireland, 20, mother Mrs. Marjorie L. Ireland of Sidney, assigned March 23 to the 199th Light Infantry Brigade near Long Binh, rifleman. Father Lt. Col. Robert A. Ireland Jr. serves with the Army in the Pacific. Also noted is a science statement about housefly offspring potential.
Cheyenne County Extension clubs report lively gatherings. The Spring Tea hosted by the Homemakers’ Chatter Corner drew 54 members with 18 mothers and daughters and eight guests. Golden Hour Extension Club—seven members and two guests—held a business meeting led by President Eldon Mapes. John Peetz Jr spoke on estate planning. Handy Fixers and Juliets clubs met with meals, lessons on wood furniture, papers and organizing, and plans for future fairs and rest home entertainment. Du-Cum extended meeting planned lessons on fabrics and wood furniture with sitters and tea details.
Orville Brandt of Brandt Appraisal Company explains the Cheyenne County revaluation process, how budgets and mill levies fix tax bills, and why equalization matters. He discussion the roles of county officials, school districts, and towns, plus the impact of valuation on taxes and potential relief only through spending cuts.
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