Maroon Reds Clip Whites In Soap Scrimmage 23 20
Sidney High's red squad edged whites 23 to 20 in the annual soap scrimmage at the junior high auditorium. The frosh opened with whites 20 10 led by Larry Lingwall seven and John O Connell six. Wayne Cornelius had three for reds. JV Reds beat whites 20 4 as Louie Russ scored 10. Varsity Reds, ahead 10 10 first quarter, pulled away 13 10 in the second. Dale Trudo led whites with eight. Steve Harlan and Lee Goodwin starred for the Reds with seven and four respectively.
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Jim Randstrom
Sidney High
Junior High
Dick Osterday
Frosh
Reds
Larry Lingwall
John O’connell
Wayne Cornelius
Louie Russ
North Platte
Steve Harlan
Lee Goodwin
Goodwin
Harlan
Sam Rolls
Rollie Rexroth
Letterman Dale Trudo
Whites
Sunrise Sunset Hours For Panhandle Hunt Week
Sun rise and set times for the Panhandle area cover November 27 to December 5 with dawn at 6:58 to 7:06 and dusk from 4:26 to 4:24 per day. Nebraska duck season ends Sunday November 28 at sundown while goose pheasant seasons extend to December 14 and January 23 respectively.
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Panhandle
Nebraska
Morrill's School Nominees Selected
Twenty three school district presidents spanning five counties named twenty candidates to Governor for nine board of education service unit directors serving Morrill Sioux Dawes Box Butte and Sheridan counties. The list includes many Bayard Bridgeport Alliance Angora and Broadwater officials with ages ranging from 15 to 93. The meeting was held at Morrill County Court House in Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
Board of Education Service Unit No
Morrill
Sioux
Dawes
Box Butte
Sheridan
Morrill County Court House
James Macken
Madelyn Elder
Bay
Alliance
Floyd Covall
Broadwater
Ed Cooper Jr
Ross Boyer
Joe Rafferty
Bayard
Calvin Coulter
Donald B. Hall
Angora
Art Hadwiger
Beautiful Selection of Christmas Cards in Sidney Telegraph
A Sidney Telegraph notice promotes a broad array of Christmas cards for order while stock remains plentiful. The ad urges readers to act quickly to secure the best selection before inventory changes.
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The
Sidney Telegraph
Panhandle School Reorganization Plans Approved by State Committee
The Panhandle districts in Morrill and Scotts Bluff counties gained approval from the State School District Reorganization Committee. Morrill would dissolve District 3 and join Bridgeport. Scotts Bluff plans create five districts serving kindergarten through 12th grade with high schools at Scottsbluff Morrill Mitchell Gering and Minatare, reducing from nine high school districts and 23 elementary districts.
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Gering
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Bridgeport
Scottsbluff
Mitchell
Minatare
No Kimball Meters Used In December
Kimball will offer free parking during December after a City Council concession following a Retail Merchants Committee request. Workers and employers are urged not to park in metered areas to keep spaces open for shoppers.
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Kimball
Retail Merchants Committee
Bluffs Merchants Back Renewal Plan Vote
Scottsbluff merchants in downtown and East Overland districts favor urban renewal and, by vote, seek the city council to file a formal application to join a federal renewal program.
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Scottsbluff
East Overland
Printing—That's Our Business in Sidney Telegraph Ad
An advertisement claims Printing is the business and invites readers to let Sidney Telegraph supply all business forms and letterheads. It cites the Sidney Telegraph office at 830 11th Avenue as the contact point.
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Sidney Telegraph
Llth Ave
Poverty Plan To Be Submitted Soon
CHADRON The Northwest Nebraska Community Action Council plans to apply for about 19000 in federal funds plus 2283 local matching funds to attack poverty in Dawes Sheridan Sioux and Box Butte Counties. Another multi county program, the North Central Nebraska Community Action Council, also plans to apply for funds. Initial grants will be used mainly for planning purposes.
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Chadron
Northwest Nebraska Community Action Council
Lincoln
Ron Jensen
State Technical Assistance Agency
Dawes
Sheridan
Sioux
Box Butte
Jensen
North Central
Nebraska
Route 88 Slated For Improvements
Bridgeport area project on highway N88 known as the Cheyenne Cutoff seeks bids on 7.9 miles from Banner county east of Harrisburg. Work includes grading culverts a bridge subgrading and detours with paving planned later to complete hard surfacing. Another project near Crawford covers 7.1 miles on N2 with lime tested subgrading and related work.
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Bridgeport
Redington
Banner County
Harrisburg
Morrill- Banner Counties
Cottsblufft- Kimball
Panhandle
Crawford
Cards Order Now Telegraph Want Ads Get Results
A compact advertising prompt urging readers to place telegraph want ads for quick results. It emphasizes immediacy and the effectiveness of classified notices in generating responses. The message invokes urgency to attract customers seeking prompt service.
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Telegraph
Beware Medicare Confidence Man Faces Nebraska Panhandle
Claire W Schluneman of the Social Security Administration cautions Nebraska Panhandle residents about a new Medicare confidence scam. She notes con men pose as SSA employees to push advance health insurance sales at a discount and warn against paying fees for discounts or benefits. Community members should verify identifications and contact Scottsbluff SSA office for accurate information about hospital and medical insurance starting July 1966.
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Nebraska Panhandle
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Scottsbluff
Train Hearing Set For Dec 7 On Rail Service
Alliance Nebras ka assistant attorney general Homer Hamilton filed a protest for the Nebraska Railway Commission against Burlington Railroad removing passenger trains Nos 31 32 between Alliance and Casper Wyoming. The protest mailed to ICC in Washington. hearing to be held December 7 at Scottsbluff. Dean Irish of the Railway Commission will survey Alliance Scottsbluff and other route points.
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Alliance
Homer Hamilton
Genral
Nebraska Railway Commission
Burlington Railroad
Casper
Wyo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Hamilton
Nebraska
ICC
Scottsbluff
Dean Irish
The
Railway Commission
Educators Gather in Alliance for NSIA Convention
More than 300 educators are expected in Alliance for the 10th annual Nebraska School Improvement Association convention. Speakers include John Wagener and State Sen. Cecil Craft. George Moses of Rapid City and State Sen. Terry Carpenter may join. Carpenter would discuss SB30 educational service units. Joel Andree notes 25 to 30 attendees typical.
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Alliance
Nebraska School Improvement Association
John Wagener
Grand Island
State Board of Education
Cecil Craft
North Platte
George Moses
Rapid City
S.D
Terry Carpenter
George Gerdes
Carpenter
Unicameral
Joel Andree
Box Butte County
NSIA
SHOCK TREATMENT FOR AFRICAN VIOLETS BLOOMING
In New York AP reports that clay potted African violets that have not bloomed can be persuaded to flower by placing them in sunlight. The sunlight exposure acts as a cue to trigger blooming in these plants.
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New York
Printing Services Ad in Sidney Telegraph
Small and large printing jobs welcome with emphasis on quality and rapid turnaround. Sidney Telegraph advertises printer services offering fast delivery and dependable work for local customers.
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Whites Trudo
Adams
Smith
McHenry
Nightingale Total
Reds Rolls
Watson
Rexroth
Swanson
Total
Hfs Ehll
Morrill’s School
Cecily Brownstone
AP Food
Welcome Wagon International
Claire W.schuneman
Joe Albany
N.Y
Warren Rate
State Department of Public Works
Warren
Department
William Rate
Rate
Donald Stahlman
Jaycees
Osborne
Fox Theatre
All Machine
Wondealle
Kokjer Motor CO
America
Kokjer’s
H. P. Craig
Walt French
Lyle Halley
Jackson
Sidney
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