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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1977
Page
17
Dalton section notes May arrivals scholarship awards and family visits. Local invites include church honors Terri Cape, graduations at Chadron and Peru, and a list of social visits across Dalton, Alliance, Sidney, and Gurley. Memorial Day plans, club meetings, and garden-variety notices round out a busy civic calendar.
Dalton-Mintken Dav ison American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall Friday with nine members present. They completed a cancer drive totaling 306.37 dollars and sent thank you cards. A plant was presented to Gold Star Mother Mrs. Mabel Mintken at Memorial. Poppy sales occurred on May 20 for Cheyenne County Poppy Day. The group discussed district convention notes and upcoming meetings June 1 at 9:30 a.m. to elect and install officers and initiate new members.
Xi Alpha Kappa Beta Sigma Phi chapter met at Mrs Lawrence Marrin's Dalton home Monday evening with guests Mrs John Mankin and Mrs John Marrin. Activities included an ad guessing game, Hawai slides, and planning for Junior Girl Scout Awards at the schoolhouse Tuesday. Members consider attending state convention in Scottsbluff June 10–12 and Northeastern convention in Sterling, Colo. June 24–26. reservations due May 31, 1977. A dinner with husbands at Buffalo Bend and the floor show The Yard Stick are planned. dessert lunch served.
Peetz Garden Club met at Mrs Ivan Walker's home with ten members and five guests. Rinslie Solomons and Sidney High, an exchange student from Holland, spoke about her country with slides while she noted her wish to see a blizzard in the United States and now hopes to avoid another. Merna Meier conducted the officer elections for the coming year and refreshments were served by Shirley Walker.
College- Level Examinations offered during the third week monthly allow individuals to earn college credit. CLEP, part of the College Entrance Examination Board, operates at about 1,000 testing centers nationwide with a spring and summer concentration. The program, launched in 1967, has logged around 420,000 test takers and 100,000 yearly in the Dantes program for service members. Exams cover five liberal arts areas plus 47 specialized subjects, costing $20 to $40 per set of tests. Dr Jane Hunter at Nebraska Western College can provide further information.
Joy Circle met Thursday in the basement of the United Methodist Church with Mrs Joe Adams in charge. Fifth grade students directed by Jerry Talbott sang If When the Saints Go Marching In and The Candy Man. Lyra Sethaler led a quartet including Beulah Gillham Dorothy Davis and Viola Roelle in I'll Never Be Lonely. Marsha Davis played piano solos. The group sang Oh What a Wonderful Day and Joy in Serving Jesus. Mrs. Joe Adams read Psalm 96 and an article on music. Lunch was served by Orpha Gillham.
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