Miracle Worker to Play at Sidney High School Friday and Saturday
Masque and Gavel presents The Miracle Worker at Sidney High School auditorium May 22 and 23 directed by Paul Moss. Mary Nelson stars as Helen Keller with Barbara Helms as Annie Sullivan and Bruce Hennie as James Keller. Cast includes 14 students led by stage manager Dallas Groshans. lighting by Hull Cook and house manager Jon Munderloh. Admission 75 cents for activity ticket holders and $1 for adults.
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Miracle Worker
Sidney Senior High School
High School Dramatics Honorary
Paul Moss
Helen Keller
Gibson
Mary Nelson
Annie Sullivan
Barbara Helms
Mike Bragg
Mr. Keller
Jill Fine
Mrs. Keller
Bruce Hennie
James Keller
Jackie Moran
Aunt Ev
Sheryl Peter
Vincy
Maid
Robert Jay
Anagnos
Miss Sullivan
Moss
Gavel
Dallas Groshans
Bruce Blanchard
Diane Tobin
Hull Cook
Jon Munderloh
Masque
Sidney High School
Miss Nelson
James
Masque and Gavel
Fry
Catholic Daughters scholarship winner at St Patrick Academy
Miss Barbara McIntosh, daughter of Mr and Mrs McKinley McIntosh, wins the 1964 Sidney Mother Seton Scholarship worth 100 dollars. Alternates named are Miss Kathy Schwartz and Miss Linda Chambers. Schwartz is daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Schwartz and Chambers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Chambers. McIntosh will attend St Joseph's School of Nursing Denver in the fall. committee chair is Mrs Burgett Peetz.
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Catholic Daughters OF America
Barbara McIntosh
McKinley McIntosh
St. Patrick Academy
Kathy Schwartz
Linda Chambers
Schwartz
Keith Schwartz
Miss Chambers
Victor Chambers
McIntosh
Sidney Youth Council
St. Joseph’s School of Nursing
Denver
Burgett Peetz
Properly chilling milk yields whipped results
Diluted evaporated milk won't whip at once. Chill the milk as it comes from the can until fine crystals begin to form before heating to achieve better whipping consistency.
Potter High senior wins Midland College scholarships
Miss Sharlyce Gulzow, Potter High School senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gulzow, received two Midland College scholarships. A $100 yearly scholastic award for four years and a $140 yearly music scholarship for four years were awarded after notification by Superintendent A. J. Mason. Gulzow is active in concert choir, girls glee, sax quartet, girls duet, band and has soloed at music contests. She serves on the Annual and school paper staffs and is involved with First Lutheran Church, Luther League president, and West District chairman. In 1962 she was Miss Potter Days second attendant and plans to study music as Midland College next year, with elementary teaching minor.
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Midland College
Sharlyce Gulzow
Potter High School
Howard Gulzow
Potter
A. J. Mason
Sharlyce
First Lutheran Church
Luther League
Gulzow
Midland
Connie Hruska Crowned Queen at St. Joseph’s Prom
Connie Hruska, daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Hruska of Sidney, was crowned Queen of the Junior-Senior Prom at St Josephs School of Nursing in Denver. The senior was chosen from three candidates as crowning occurred during the dance at the 26 Club. Mrs Hruska attended with her daughter Karen Hruska a Colorado State College freshman in Denver modeling at the JCRS Shopping Center in Lakewood before returning to Sidney Sunday.
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Connie Hruska
Francis Hruska
Sidney
St. Joseph’s School of Nursing
Denver
Hruska
St. Joseph’s
JCRS
Lakewood
Mrs Anderson Hosts Xi Iota Beta Sigma Phi Meeting
Mrs Anderson spoke at Xi Iota chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs Hassle home. New officers installed were Mrs Sherrerd president Mrs Dorwart vice president Mrs Stikker secretary and Mrs George treasurer. She presented a flowers and gardening program with colored slides and seedling gifts. Next meeting set for September.
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Howard Anderson
Xi Iota Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Hassle
Ross Barker
Robert Rauner
M. C. Sherrerd
C. B. Dorwart
Allen Stikker
Fred George
Hayride social for Senior Luther League at Chambers Springs
Thirty two members and guests of the Senior Luther League Holy Trinity Lutheran Church attended a hayride campfire social Sunday evening at Chambers Springs with a weiner roast. Sponsors included Mr and Mrs Carl Bonstead and Mr and Mrs Don Robinson. The group will not meet again until September.
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Luther League
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Chambers Springs
Weiner
Carl Bonstead
Don Robinson
Boy Scout Den 2 Pack 90 Meeting Report
Den 2 Pack 90 met at den mother Mrs Kahl’s home on March 13. The group opened with the Flag Salute, did exercises, played a short baseball game, and made Indian noisemakers with stories in Indian signs for decoration. The Living Circle and oath closed the meeting, with treats brought by Donny Paxton. Elton Klentz, reporter.
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Den
Kahl
Donny Paxton
Elton Klentz
Sioux Ladies Club Hosts Nebraska School Head Talk
Mrs Amelia Wells of Cozad Neb director of the Nebraska School of Trainable Children spoke at the Sioux Depot Ladies Club luncheon on May 13. Thirty two members attended with several guests present. Wells showed slides and described the school’s work with the children. The event featured spring centerpieces a plant auction and a cash donation to the school. The nursery will be closed during summer meetings and the next gathering is set for June 10.
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Amelia Wells
Cozad
Neb
Nebraska School of Trainable Children
Sioux Depot Ladies Club
W. O. Johnson
Sidney
Wells
O. J. Hennie
Herbert Rhode
D. R. Sedgwick
Phillip Bennett
Kenneth Rye
George Fleming
Around The Town reflects a busy travel and visit schedule
A roundup of local residents traveling to Denver Taos and Ogallala for conventions and family visits. Highlights include Alpha Iota members at a state gathering in Ogallala, Lincoln meetings and capitol tours, US Navy training in San Diego, and trips through Colorado Italy and London with family and friends.
Sidney Public School Lunch Menu May 1964
Sidney Public Schools release weekly lunch plan for May 18 to May 25 1964. Tue may feature Beef with Brown Gravy and mashed potatoes while Wed offers Boiled Beans with Hamburger and beets. Thu shows Sloppy Joes on buns and fried chicken. Fri serves Macaroni and cheese with Harvard Beets. other days include hot dogs, meat dishes, B B sandwiches and desserts. milk provided daily. menu subject to change.
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Sidney Public
R. Hi
Peppy Pals Meet at Becky Anderson Home
The 4 H club gathered at Becky Anderson’s home on May 8 with roll call naming a sewing machine part. Pam Baack demonstrated the overhand stitch and cloth was judged for the best hand towel. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Anderson. Kristi Boehnke, reporter.
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Becky Anderson
Pam Baack
Census Update Lists Admissions and Dismissals by Location
As of May 18 at 7 am the census shows 44 patients and three babies totaling 47. Admissions include Sidney Perkins and many others across California Sunol Potter Kimball and surrounding towns. Dismissals list numerous patients, and there are two newborn boys: May 15 to Ronald Gibbins and May 18 to Charles Lashley of Sunol.
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Sidney
Ralph Perkins
Tami Phelps
Ronald Gibbins
Debrah Sue Wait
P. D. Billig
Ruth Aurich
R. D. Brown
Adolph Grage
Wayne Herout
Paul John
Herbert Lubash
Dareen Niebaum
Anita Neitz
Warren McCane
James Loaris
Melvin Drake
Chappell
Meredith Zedrick
Harold Jones
R. W. Perkins
Francis Finney
Jerry Weyrich
Ralph Klee
Karen Raakre
Clarence Reeder
Beth Wheeled
Jackie Hunt
Sandra Behm
Robert Bauerkemper
Timothy Tafoya
Dalton
Gary Harris
Gurley
Robert Hinrichs
Kenneth Smith
Potter
Morris Challburg
Daniel Nagengast
Kimball
Manuel Maestas
Charles Lashley
Sunol
Thaw Meats Safely in Refrigerator Ahead of Time
Guidance urges thawing frozen duck chicken or turkey in the refrigerator rather than at room temperature to ensure food safety. Plan ahead to prevent bacterial growth and uneven cooking.
Mrs. Titterington Named To State Office In ESA
Sidney resident Mrs. Jim Titterington was named second vice president of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the state convention in Ogallala May 15 to 17. A Sidney Alpha Iota member, she has served as state recording secretary and earlier as state corresponding secretary and in other state roles. Her bid was supported by ESA members in District 4 covering the Sidney area.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Ogallala
Alpha Iota Chapter
Sidney
John Simmerman
James Lodes
Robert Willis
C. V. Innes
Ernest Deaver
Gurley
Jay Hackett
Day Borgens
Don Burrows
Jim Titterington
Sidney Alpha Iota
Titterington
Lorenzo High School Graduation Set for Wednesday
Four Lorenzo High School seniors will graduate at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday in the school auditorium. Rob ert Lafler, board president, will award diplomas to Robert Hunter Gary Andersen Ernestine Childers and Norma Brunkhardt. Jim Buterbaught Scottsbluff Junior College official will give the principal address. Rev Raymond Scott of Peetz will deliver the invocation and benediction. The program includes musical numbers and notes a prior baccalaureate service. The class enjoyed a Denver weekend trip with Supt. and Mrs. Leo Turner accompanying.
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Lorenzo High School
Jim Buterbaught
Scottsbluff Junior College
Raymond Scott
Peetz
Robert Lafler
Board of Education
Robert Hunter
Gary Andersen
Ernestine Childers
Norma Brunkhardt
George Wheat
Denver
Leo Turner
Recitals At St Patrick Academy Youth Center This Week
A series of three music recitals will be held at the St Patrick Academy Youth Center this week. On May 19 at 7 30 p.m a recital features non guild grade school pupils including Julia Monk Peggy OHolleran Janine Ber an Diane Maliszewski and many others with ten pieces by memory. Friday auditions by David Furgeson precede additional Guild and non Guild performances. On Thursday at 7 30 p.m piano music by Kathleen Grant Mariann Schwartz Helen Krajewski Patricia McLaughlin Rita Beyer Nancy Beyer plus Guild members and organ solos follow. A freshmen group will sing with Auto harp accompaniment and the public is invited. On Saturday May 23 at 7 30 p.m Mr Furgeson will give a piano recital in the Youth Center. He holds a bachelor from the University of Texas MM from Columbia and studies in Vienna with noted teachers. The program includes Rameau Schubert Schumann Chopin Debussy Brahms. Admission is free.
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St. Patrick Académy
National Piano Guild
Julia Monk
Peggy O’holleran
Janine Beran
Diane Maliszewski
Jackie Beran
Tommy Glanz
Steve Garcia
Bobby Campbell
Donald Gehrig
Danny Egging
Larry O’holleran
Gwen Schumacher
Judy Reese
Margaret Maliszewski
Elizabeth Grant
Vicki Glanz
Richard Walsh
Timmy O’holleran
Rosalie Garcia
Jack Bennett
Michael O’holleran
Mary Campbell
Matt Janda
Kathleen Grant
Rosalien Deaver
Danny Walsh
David Furgeson
Peggy Heaton
Michael Graczyk
Pat Heaton
Angela Mohatt
Debby Nation
Linda Heaton
Robert Robinson
Sharon Willis
Cathy Blanscet
Carolyn Deaver
Teddy Egging
Steve Nation
Barbara Mohatt
Joette Pelster
Debby Egging
Nancy Deaver
Mr. Furgeson
Mariann Schwartz
Helen Krajewski
Patricia McLaughlin
Rita Beyer
Nancy Beyer
Guild
Sharon Mohatt
Patty Gregg
Nancy Peetz
Patty Egging
Karen Deaver
Danny
Akademie of
St Patrick’s Honor Grads Lead 1964 Academy Class
St Patrick's Academy crowns Linda Chambers valedictorian and Sharon Wood salutatorian in the 1964 graduation. Chambers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Chambers, active in Glee Club Pep Club athletics Annual staff and Junior Great Books, named May Queen. Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Wood, participates in Pep Club Glee Band and serves as copy editor of Prairie Echo, also a Regents' Scholarship winner this spring.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Linda Chambers
Sharon Wood
Chambers
Victor Chambers
Academy
Wood
Ed Wood
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St Patrick’s Academy to graduate 29 seniors
Twenty nine seniors will graduate from St Patrick's Academy on Wednesday with an 8 p.m. commencement in the Church. Rev James Kane of St Anthony's Sterling will be main speaker. Diplomas and special honors will be presented by Very Rev Vincent Pelster. A High Mass at 8 a.m. will have seniors in caps and gowns, followed by a breakfast in the church parlors.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
James Kane
St. Anthony’s Church
Sterling
Vincent Pelster
Kathy Albro
Joseph Beyer
Bernadette Brogan
Linda Chambers
John Cortney
Rita Cunningham
Steve Durbin
Marilyn Gorman
Rita Helfrich
David Hruska
Donna Hruska
Alene Kallihoff
Sorority Plans Mexican Fiesta
Alpha Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met last Monday at Mrs. Tom Hennig home with 13 members and sponsor Mrs. Ray Maley. New officers were installed by outgoing president Mrs. Bob Cook. Plans set for a Mexican Fiesta party for husbands at 8 p.m. Friday May 29 in the Yendis party room. Next regular meeting to be held in the fall.
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Alpha Nu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Tom Hennig
Ray Maley
Bob Cook
Bunker Hill Club Plans Picnic After Luncheon
The Bunker Hill Club met at Mrs. Raymond Lessman’s home for a 1:30 dessert luncheon with ten members. Mrs. Harold Smith led the meeting. Members exchanged Mother's Day cards and planned a Legion Park picnic for Sunday June 14 bringing fried chicken and a covered dish. Next meeting is September 9 at Mrs. Smith’s home. Tray favors for hospital and rest home were crafted.
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Bunker Hill Club
Raymond Lessman
Harold Smith
Legion Park
Smith
Hospital
Knife storage advice urges blade protection and rack use
Guidance warns against placing unshielded knives in drawers as blades may rub and cause injury. A shielded blade and a protective rack, either in a drawer or on a wall, provide safe storage and reduce danger.
Dix pair wed in Greeley ceremony
Announcement by Mr and Mrs Dean Scheele Dix reports the marriage of Deanna Jean Scheele to Robert Earl Biesecker of Dix. The Friday April 24 ceremony in Greeley Colorado had attendants Carolyn Heing Englewood and David Stone Lincoln Nebraska. The bride a 1963 Dix High School graduate attends Colorado State College. the groom a 1961 Dix graduate earned an Associate of Science degree in 1963 from Northeastern Junior College Sterling and also attends Colorado State College. They reside in Greeley pursuing teaching careers.
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Dean Scheele
Dix
Deanna Jean
Robert Earl Biesecker
Eugene E. Biesecker
Greeley
Colo
Carolyn Heing
Englewood
David Stone
Lincoln
Neb
Colorado State College
Northeastern Junior College
Sterling, Colo
Wentworth Cadet Roy Cutsinger Seeks Graduation Honors
Wentworth Military Academy in Lexington Missouri announces cadet Roy Arthur Cutsinger son of Mr and Mrs Thomas R Hart of Sidney is a candidate for graduation at the 84th annual commencement exercises to be held May 31 The dean Lt Col Cordell Thomas says Roy is a member of this year s junior college graduating class Activities begin May 29 with a band concert and culminating with a dress parade and flag ceremony on May 31
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Lexington
Roy Arthur Cutsinger
Thomas R. Hart
Sidney
Wentworth Military Academy
Cordell Thomas
Roy
Wentworth
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