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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1968
Page
12
Movings confusion leads to lost lace tablecloth as Extension Council plans 1969 club programs. Read lists of lessons including Fabrics, Meal Planning, and Furniture Selection. Final selections at June 17 council meeting. four lesson choices requested from clubs with workshop ideas.
Gary Batchelder is named manager of the Sidney Safeway taking over duties today. He transfers from Rapid City South Carolina where he served as Safeway assistant manager for a year, and before that in Kimball for ten months. He and his wife Jean have three sons Geoffrey Gregory and Scott. Former Safeway manager John Ward begins today as Snyder's Clothing manager.
Snyder's Clothing announces John Ward as manager. Former Safeway manager with 10 years at Safeway and prior roles in Sidney. He and wife JoAnn reside at 1017 6th with four children Barbara Jean Rebecca Dianna. Ward serves in Sid ney Elks and Lions and on the 101 Stampede committee.
Workmen spent days at the Fox Theatre applying a superwhite bi intensity vinyl nate to the wide screen. Fox Manager Verne Austin says modern film processes demand a screen that reflects true colors, exact dimensions and minimal glare for total clarity. National General Corp., Fox Intermountain Theatres’ parent, keeps crews in the field testing screens and projection gear.
Hostal Census lists 42 patients including five babies admitted in Sidney Big Springs Gurley Potter Lodgepole and more with names of patients. Dismissals feature several Sidney residents and Sunol Agnes Zalesky. Births announced May 25 26 to multiple couples with newborns and times. Donald Meier Chicago TV producer and aviation war service noted with bio and Wild Kingdom creation.
This article explains how rats thrive on human waste and shelter, detailing their prolific breeding, rapid maturity, and potential population growth. It covers entry techniques through small openings, climbing and jumping abilities, burrowing habits, nocturnal feeding, and social eating hierarchies, ending with a note on future control measures.
Six individuals from across the nation will receive honorary degrees at the University of Nebraska 97th commencement on June 1 at Pershing Auditorium. Recipients include prominent figures honored for achievements in their respective fields.
Plains Conservation Center Association, led by Dr. John C. Johnson, leases about 1,920 acres ten miles southeast of Denver to protect wildlife except rattlesnakes. The outdoor laboratory hosts coyotes, antelope, 40 bird species, and a snake-free area for visitors including a sod-house visitor center with a wooden roof and windbreaks. Johnson aims to preserve Colorado’s past with buffalo, an Indian tepee, and ongoing conservation work.
Three wildcat oil tests were announced for Red Willow County Nebraska by the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. Permits went to Muffin Drilling Co. for the Ross Warner and Haag wells with expected granite at 4500 feet for the Ross and about 3600 feet for the Warner and Haag sites.
Dawes County Democrats petitioned the Board of County Commissioners to take steps toward reapportioning commissioner districts. The Democratic Central Committee asked for a more even reflection of the county’s population in district boundaries.
Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh reported he found a refrigerator Sunday along the roadside west of Potter near Highway 30. The unit likely fell from a passing truck and is stored at Potter Conoco awaiting the owner to claim it by notifying the sheriff or identifying the item.
An AP report notes the first applicant to Colorado University’s planned dentistry school is a 12 year old from Denver who says he has desired to be a dentist since his first filling. The class is not expected to begin before 1972 at the new school.
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