Youth Honored Tim Brei Recognized by Optimists
Tim Brei 15, son of the Reverend and Mrs Harlan Brei, tops Sidney Optimist Club Youth Appreciation Week list. A Holy Trinity Lutheran Church youth, he serves on worship music, plays piano for Sunday School, teaches, sings in the choir, and joins youth group. At Sidney High School he is in band and chorus, active in drama, and an Honor Roll student with many distinctions.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney Optimist Club
Tim Brel
Harlan Brel
John Yirak
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Tim Brei
Tim
Sidney High School
Potter Junior Named Outstanding Potter Days Queen
Kathy Juelfs, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Juelfs of Potter, named 1971 Potter Days queen and chosen by the Sidney Optimist Club as Outstanding Potter Junior. Active in glee club and band, three-year varsity cheerleader, member of Potter High Pop Club, junior class secretary, and Honor Society vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Optimist Club
Kathy Juelfs
Bruce Juelfs
Potter
Miss Juelfs
Potter High Pop Club
John Yirak
Optimist Club
Sidney
United States
Planning For Resource District Is Underway
An area meeting is planned for Wednesday November 17 at the Cheyenne County courthouse to form the Natural Resources District including Cheyenne Kimball and Deuel counties. Roger Plantz says specialists will lead the all day session with discussions on district organization and the State Water Plan Framework Study. Morning focus is officers selection for the interim board and organizational activities, while the afternoon will widen attendance and update the public on the water plan by river basin with Extension Service assisting.
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Natural Resources District
Cheyenne
Kimball
Deuel
Cheyenne County
Roger Plantz
United Fund Board Sets Meeting to Boost Drive
Sidney United Fund announces a 7:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting for all UF board members and workers at Avco Finance Co. offices to coordinate drive efforts. UF treasurer Stina Doyle reports a current total of 7,284.59 dollars.
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Sidney United Fund
Benny Hochman
Avco Finance Co
Hochman
Stina Doyle
Panhandle Forecast: Generally Fair Weather Ahead
The Panhandle is forecast fair tonight and Tuesday with lows of 15 to 25 and highs around 50 to 60. Through Wednesday to Friday expect generally fair skies with gradual warming, highs in the 50s to 60s and nightly lows 25 to 35.
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Panhandle
Scottsbluff Weather Bureau
Six Degrees Here Saturday Low In State
Wintry weather brought a six degree low on Saturday with other frigid readings across the state. FAA records show Friday 13 54, Saturday 6 39, Sunday 11 50, and Monday 20 49 as the observed temperature extremes.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Food Stamps Sale Rescheduled To November 23
The second November sale date for food stamps falls on Thanksgiving Day so the sale is moved to Tuesday November 23 from 9 am to 3 pm. In October coupons worth 9464 were sold, recipients paid 5122.50, a 4341.50 bonus issued. A total of 126 households participated, including 73 on public assistance, benefiting 376 people, 202 of whom are on public assistance.
Sidney Telegraph Football Contest winner named Cook Sr
S W Cook Sr of 628 13th Avenue Sidney wins the weekly Sidney Telegraph Football Contest with a $25 prize. He missed two games but his tie breaker score was most accurate, predicting Oklahoma State vs Kansas State and tallying 24 points. Albert Kaus also entered but was farther off.
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S. W. Cook
13Th Avenue
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Cook
Michigan State
Ohio State
Albert Kaus
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Kaus
Car Totaled After One-Vehicle Crash on County Road
A 1968 Pontiac driven by Michael S. Miller, 16, of Dalton rolled on loose gravel east of Gurley Sunday afternoon. The car went out of control, struck a barrow pit and rolled once, but Miller and his passenger were uninjured.
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Gurley
Jack Robinson
Michael S. Miller
Dalton
North Barrow Pit
Consumer Conference Set in Scottsbluff by NPCAA
The Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency announces a Consumers Conference in Scottsbluff next week in Wesley Hall at First United Methodist Church. It features sessions on budgeting for limited budgets, avoiding misleading ads, home maintenance, consumer education, and affordable meals with demonstrations and a film followed by discussion.
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Nebraska Panhandle Community Action Agency
Scottsbluff
Wesley Hall
First United Methodist Church
4Th Avenue
University of Nebraska Extension Service
Dorothy Brown
Leah Harris
NPCRA
Theresa Fuentes
Cindy Hand
Margie Varra
Polly Zamora
William Johannes
Phil Warrick
Scottsbluff County Health
NPCAA
Nebraska Western College
Busy Night For Council
City council set for 7:30 p.m. with a long agenda including paving district levies and special assessments for District No. 103. Bids on turf utility vehicles from November 5 are reviewed along with a grant application to the Economic Development Administration. A joint election request to the County is considered for 1972. The final Verde Lane dam agreement with Soil Conservation Service and Panhandle RC&D is on the agenda. Ordinance No. 800 seeks to vacate part of the east side of 11th Avenue right of way by Christ's Second Addition.
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Board of Equalization
Levy
Economic Development Administration
Soil Conservation Service and Panhandle RC & D
Verde Lane Dam
11Th Avenue
Christ's 2Nd Addition
Linton to Attend National 4-H Congress in Chicago
Randy Linton 19 of Dalton is named a delegate to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 28 to December 2. He joins 33 Nebraska 4-H’ers for recognition of outstanding citizenship and 4-H work with crops sheep and public speaking. He attends the University of Nebraska Lincoln and is in the NU marching band.
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Lincoln
Randall L Linton
Dalton
Chicago
Lauie Rudman
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Linton
Elwin W Linton
Nebraska
Congress
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Washington, DC
Campground Compliment From Ava Missouri Traveler
A Missouri visitor from Ava writes to Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce praising the free campgrounds west of Sidney. He details traveling from Modesto California to Ava to check on his farm and thanks a local resident who guided his trailer to the electric hookup and parking at the Fairgrounds.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
L E Paugh
Ava
Ava Chamber of Commerce
Modesto
Calif
Fairgrounds
Housing Authority to hear Sidney Head Start report
After the city council session the Housing Authority will receive a briefing from Community Action Agency officials on the Sidney Head Start project. The Head Start program operates in donated space at Sioux Villa.
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Housing Authority
Community Action Agency
Sidney
Sioux Villa
Heifers Top 33.50 At Western Plains Sale
Western Plains Livestock reported a shade stronger market with best demand on yearling heifers and holstein steers. Heifers topped at 33.50 while sows reached 1.25 and boars 8.25. holstein cattle and calves priced across several weight classes. Sarge Sargent noted a special holstein steer sale with 704 head and additional consignments expected before sale time.
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Western Plains Livestock
Sarge Sargent
Correction on Peter Lenzen recognition during Youth Appreciation Week
The Telegraph corrects an error naming Peter Lenzen as the son of Mr and Mrs Tom Lenzen. He is the oldest son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lenzen of rural Sidney.
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Telegraph
Peter Lenzen
Tom Lenzen
Arthur Lenzen
Sidney
Insects Wintering Deep in One Acre of Soil
Entomologists estimate as many as 700000 insects may winter in a single acre of average soil suggesting vast underground biomes. This figure highlights the hidden diversity beneath fields and forests and implications for agriculture and ecology.
Wheat growers warn dock strikes threaten exports and prices
NAWG vice president Ray Davis and Oregon wheat grower Don Woodward told a Senate subcommittee that port shut downs cause multiyear losses for U.S. wheat. They cited a million dollar a day loss in the Pacific Northwest and warned of surpluses and a hit to the balance of payments as exports fall and markets erode.
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Washington, D.C
National Association of Wheat Growers
Senate
Ray Davis
NAWG
Nebraska
Don Woodward
Oregon
Western Wheat Associates
Davis
Washington
Idaho
Woodward
Pacific Northwest
U.S
Carl Curtis
Nixon
Asia
Canada
Australia
Richard Lyng
USDA
Wheat and Wheat Foods Foundation
Telegraph
Kenneth Fricke
ASCS
ASC
Fricke
DOR Seeks Bids for US 30 Resurfacing West of Sidney
The Nebraska Department of Roads invites bids for a 7.5 mile US 30 resurfacing from Sidney northwest to the Ordville turnoff with a concrete surface. Bids due 10 a.m. December 9 at DOR in Lincoln. plans available at Bridgeport office.
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Dor
Sidney
Nebraska Department of Roads
Ordville
Lincoln
Bridgeport
Agency
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Sidney, Nebraska
Capitol
America
United Fund
S.W. Cook Sr
Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Randy Linton
Puerto Rico
Randall Linton
Missourian
Cording
Lodgepole
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