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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1966
Page
6
A church sermon urges believers to embrace full responsibility as stewards of all Earth s resources. It argues for a broad interpretation of Gods gifts, calling for unity, action, and faithful use of nature to serve humankind and society amid rapid rural change PSALMS cited to reinforce divine wisdom and rightful care.
Alliance City Schools advances plans for an Area Vocational Educational school in an octagonal building at 15th and Box Butte. A special meeting with the architect for final approval is set for next Wednesday, bids are tentatively due June 15, and the project status was reviewed at Tuesday's Board of Education meeting.
The Alliance Board of Education reviews a proposed school budget totaling 928,839 dollars, up 83,350 dollars or nearly 10 percent from the 1965-66 budget of 845,489 dollars. A tax levy hike of 2.30 is anticipated for schools.
The Potter Fire Department announces a 1500 dollar fireworks show scheduled for Sunday July 3 at Buffalo Bend, three miles east of Potter. The public is invited to attend.
Dr. Milton J. Hassel president of Kearney State College will give the senior commencement address on Thursday evening May 19 at 8 p m He is a Nebraskan raised in Harlan County and a 1933 Minden high school graduate His career includes rural high schools in Custer County Dunning service in the armed forces graduate study at the University of Nebraska earning a Master’s in 1947 and ten years at Wayne State College as principal of the campus School director of special services dean of students and acting president of Wayne College.
Jack Barnard, secretary manager of the Kimball Chamber of Commerce for 1 1/2 years, will resign effective July 1. He has served since November 1964 from Birch Street offices. President Lee Roy Brown said applications for part time help will be sought while the board plans a possible downtown office with a part time female manager.
Graduation exercises will be held Tuesday May 17 at 8 p m. Dr Joseph K Hichar of Hiram Scott College will present diplomas Elder Dale Greathouse gives the baccalaureate Sunday May 15 at 8 p m Valedictorian is Kathy Wynne Salutatorian is Lynda Ruhl Class roster includes Karen Anderson Mary Benson Mae Biggs Julie Brown Beverly Brush Don Cashler Leoland Downer Blaine Farlow Judy Greathouse Jack Griffiths Paulette Holten Ann Hottell Jeri Hughbanks Diana Johnson Marcia Jones Milton Larson Diana LaMaitre Alice Lockabill Lee Malm Lee Muhr Raymond Owen Eugene Snyder Ron Stoddard Beverly Streeks Steve Tompselt Rodney Van Pelt Bushnell Lions marked 20th anniversary with five charter members present Twelve past presidents attended Kimball Lions started the Bushnell group April 25 1946 Charter members Raymond Jessop Bernard Tomich Leonard Modlin Claud Shoup E L Montgomery attended Kimball Lions met May 3 Guests from Cheyenne Pine Bluffs Harrisburg Dix and Potter Entertainment by Kimball County High School Swing Choir Thomas Miller Cheyenne attorney spoke Lions District Governor and Mrs Elwood Kealy of Sutherland Neb also attended
Bruce Hagemeister a late starter in the Nebraska Republican gubernatorial race finished third but pledged full support to winner Norbert Tiemann. Hagemeister thanked Nebraskans, volunteers, and voters and expressed warm regards to other candidates. He said Tiemann will have his complete backing in November and after January when the new administration begins.
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