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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1963
Page
2
Ordville and Sioux Army Depot personnel are invited to contribute to a special weekly column. Mrs. Robert Wiggs serves as correspondent for Unit 349C with contact via telephone 267 356.
The community extends sympathy to Cal Emerson and family on the death of Mrs Emerson. The page records multiple club notes including E O W Canasta and Hilltop Homemakers meetings, Scout dens, and School News with Thanksgiving programs and upcoming Dec meetings.
The group selects December projects and thanks Mrs. Freed for basket weave material. They note no meeting on November 27 due to a Pack Meeting on November 25, with the next gathering set for December 4. Rodney Berry to bring the Treat Box.
Four Nebraska 4 H girls earned state project awards and three will travel to Chicago for the 42nd National 4 H Club Congress December 1 5 Jan Portz Elm Creek Betty Jane Miller North Platte area Dona Holcomb Broken Bow and Linda Hecox Gothenburg earned top honors in home improvement garden canning and dairy foods Demonstrations and projects highlighted strong community impact and future scholarship opportunities through sponsor programs
James Dybas makes a fast Broadway debut after a chance meeting with Gower Champion in a dance studio. Dybas, who came from Chicago in September, secured a featured role in the upcoming musical Hello Dolly after asking Champion for an audition.
RD acute illness kept 45 percent of days spent in bed in 1961. The Christmas Seal association fights respiratory disease and invites contributions to Christmas Seals.
Nebraska has a long pattern of special sessions comprising about one third of all sessions. Since 1867 twenty four previous specials occurred, with the current bringing total to twenty five. Early sessions addressed suffrage, state organization, electors, penalties, and county boundaries. The piece reflects on historic inefficiencies and compares past practice with modern legislature.
Kathryn Cooley of the University of Nebraska explains that poultry inspection and grading are separate USDA AMS operations with different purposes. Inspection focuses on wholesomeness during slaughter and processing, and is required for poultry to be sold for consumption.
Lincoln report notes that American poultry undergoes close supervision during processing. The piece questions whether supervision equates to formal inspection and what safeguards govern the practice.
SSgt. Frederick E. Wise, Air Force recruiter from Greeley Colorado, will be at the Sidney Selective Service Office on Wednesday November 27 from 9:00 to 11:00 A. M. Drive carefully.
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