Zacks to Leave School System in Sidney Board Action
The Sidney School Board released Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zack from their contracts. Mr Zack, principal at North Ward Elementary, and Mrs Zack, elementary music instructor, plan to move west and continue teaching. New hires include Cheryl St Clair, Don Christian, Sharon Roffers, and Jack Murray filling roles in PE, coaching, math, and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zack
Sidney
Board of Education
Zack
North Ward
Bill Rogers
North
Cheryl St. Clair
Gillette
Wyo
Chadron State College
Don Christian
University of South Dakota
Avon
S. D
Sharon Roffers
Rushville
Jack Murray
Palmer, Neb
Midland College
Sabbatical for William Christy to pursue doctorate
School board approves sabbatical for William Christy as he attends the University of Nebraska to work on his doctorate after teaching junior high English and social studies. Superintendent Pedersen notes nine vacancies to fill in the system including senior high vocal music and multiple elementary and special education positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Christy
University of Nebraska
Supt
Russell Pedersen
School board debates tuition pact with Western Nebraska VTS
The Sidney district weighs tuition terms for pupils entering from the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School. Law requires a contract at no less than cost per pupil, estimated in the hundreds. Supt. Pedersen notes it would be legally impossible to sign a contract for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Western Nebraska Vocational-Technical School
Supt
Pedersen
Thompson Resigns From School Board Amid Move Plans
James Thompson, a board of education member for one year, resigns and says he will move to Qgallala. The board will appoint a successor to finish the siv-year term. A three-day fall workshop for teachers replaces the usual two, with a third day as a workday in buildings before fall opening. Use of the activities bus for a summer wrestling camp approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Board of Education
Qgallala
School bids approved for relighting and reroofing
The board accepted the low bid of 5257 from Harold's Electric of Sidney to relight North and South Elementary Schools. Four bids were submitted, the highest being 7632. A low bid of 967 from Sidney Roofing was approved for partial High School reroofing and 220 for Junior High repairs. The pay for ticket sellers and supervisors was raised from 3 to 5 per night. The board also approved 8920 in general expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold’s Electric of
Sidney
Rush Creek News Mothers Day Program and Local Socials
Rush Creek brief notes on a District 14 Mother's Day program hosted by Bertha Hokom and pupils with door prize, gifts, and lunch. The column lists Mother's Day visits, dinners, a bridal shower, graduation of eighth grade, Vacation Bible School dates, and a fish stocking swap between Nebraska and South Carolina with striped bass fry headed for Lake McConaughy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hokom
District 14
Ed Borges
Doyle Flessner
Edmie Flessner
Sidney
Richard Sick
Edwin Boehmer
Chateau Cafe
George Narjes
Heinrich Carstens
Grete Mueller
Germany
Edith Jurgens
Dale Whitefoot
Dick Volkman
Delbert Namath
Oshkosh
Cornelius Weyerts
Henry Narjes
Christine Starch
Bobby Frerichs
District 32
Bobby
Maude Marshall
Fremont
Lavern Bauer
Barbara Namath
Ivan Kayton
Chappell
Lavern
South Carolina
The
Game Commission
Nebraska
North Platte
Lake McConaughy
Louis XV furniture legs distinguish city and provincial styles
Magdalene Pfister of the University of Nebraska Extension notes that Louis XV furniture shows two leg styles. The curved cabriole leg marks city pieces as refined while provincial legs are heavier with cruder charm. Cabriole legs appear on tables chairs and chests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Pfister
University of Nebras
Ka Extension
Services Held Here And Bayard For Mrs. Ducker
Funeral rites for Eva Holt Ducker 88 were held in Sidney and Bayard with Rev. Stayton and Rev. Poet officiating. Burial followed in Bayard Cemetery with pallbearers named. Surviving include two daughters, one son, six stepchildren, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Ducker
Sidney and
Eva Holt Ducker
Craig-Holechek
John Stayton
First United Methodist Church
Sylvan Poet
E. A. McDonald
Earl Wanatta
Herbert Klemke
al Hoyt
Tim Kidd
Jim Whitney
Eva Green
Pottawatomie County
Iowa
Reuben and
Matilda Hooks Green
Ham
Ilton County
Good Streak
Eli Holt
Gering
Edward Ducker
Frances A. Logan
Aurora
Colo
Harriet Holt
Sidney
Charles G, Holt
Guernsey
Wyo
John
Glenn Ducker
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Tech
Christy
Vo-Tech
Thompson
Rush Creek News
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Jim Payne
Walter Dykman
Kenneth Payne
Denver
Archie Greenwood
Martin Borges
Merlin Boehmer
Floyd Bruns
Betty
Rich Thompson
National Hospital
Tyre
Brownson Cafe
Rey
Ty Dolla
Technicolor
Elen ™ Guvenst
Tha Eng
H Les
X. Ja
Mis
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Jones Center
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