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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
8
The Agriculture Department will use two tests this year to set premiums and discounts for hard red winter, red spring, and white wheat. Sedimentation and protein content will both determine loan rates, aiming to better reflect bread baking value and reduce losses from storage.
Lorenzo News reports Mr. and Mrs. E. L Madden traveled to Colorado Springs on Friday to attend the wedding of Miss Sharon McPherson daughter of Rev and Mrs Glenn McPherson. Other notes include Cub Scout activities and local visits over the week among families in the area.
Peetz area Legion Post and Auxiliary plan Poppy Day May 18 with members collecting funds and sending cookies to Fort Lyons Hospital. Election of officers elected new leaders including president Mrs Bob Vernon and chaplain Mrs Harry Adams. Butch Willeford discharged from Army. many local gatherings and meetings noted through May.
Leslie F. Sheffield, a University of Nebraska graduate student in agricultural economics focusing on grain marketing, won a Chicago Board of Trade fellowship worth 2000 dollars toward a master's degree for the 1963 64 school year. He has long been involved with Nebraska grain organizations including the Nebraska Wheat Commission and Grain Improvement Association.
Six Cub Scouts joined by den chief at Mrs. Elwood Moore's home for a meeting. They recited the promise and worked on Mother's Day presents while Loren Bauman bought treats. The gathering closed with the Living Circle. Bobby Buecker reported.
The Nebraska Section of the American Institute of Planners teams with the Division of Nebraska Resources and the University of Nebraska to sponsor the Nebraska Planning Institute on May 16 at the Center for Continuing Education in Lincoln. Planning officials and others are invited to learn about planning procedures zoning and subdivision control with speaker David Johnson a planning director for the Chicago Urban Renewal Office. Advance registrations may be made with the Nebraska Center of the Resources Division.
North Platte hosts the regular Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce meeting on Thursday May 9. Merrill J. Mattes of the National Parks Service will speak at the dinner. Boards meet at 1.30 pm at the Buffalo Bill home. group gathers at Platte Valley Lodge. Boat show and rides planned if weather permits. reservations to Wayne Moran by May 7.
The Treasury Department acknowledges the Advertising Council and the newspaper for their patronage in funding government advertising. The note credits the partnership for supporting public service messaging.
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