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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
8
Channels 4 7 and 9 in Sidney cable and Denver end Channel 5 Cheyenne available. Antenna users see Channel 3 Sterling Channel 5 Cheyenne and Channel 1 Scottsbluff carry identical programming with minor commercial and local program differences, listed as Channel 5 for simplicity.
The listing outlines a dense Saturday program across channels 7 and 9 with cartoons, movies, sports, and variety shows. Notable entries include Dodgers vs Reds baseball, Warwick Lotus and Golden era films, plus popular westerns and family shows. The schedule ends noting the International Association of Laryngectomees by cancer support group.
Miss Gloria Jean Filsinger, 17, daughter of Orville Filsinger, plans to attend St. John's College in Winfield Kansas to study elementary education after graduation from Sidney High School this spring. She is active in 4-H, chorus, and piano, with hobbies in water sports, riding, and travel. Miss Cathy Benzel, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Benzel, also graduates this spring and will study executive secretarial work at the Business Institute of Sidney. She participates in Job's Daughters, 4-H, Pep Club, and band, and enjoys music, swimming, dancing, and sewing. Fire statistics warned about by the NFPA note nationwide property losses and fatalities from fires.
Chinese gold rush workers gathered jade for China while leaving gold to Americans. Jefferson studied French cuisine as minister to France and wrote a Monticello kitchen cookbook. Central Valley yields 85 major crops. The atmosphere 75 times deeper than Earth's deepest ocean. Bell invented the telephone while attempting an electric organ. Baltimore harbor spans 40 miles with 270 piers. Phosphorus is essential yet deadly in pure form. Arsenic derives from Greek for bold. Four rare metals named after Ytterby: erbium terbium ytterbium and yttrium.
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