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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1964

Page

8

Cook's Cagers Prepare For Opener With NP

Local notes report Cook and Trumper coaching Cook's basketball squad for about three weeks. Veterans include Gary Thompson Dan Mcday and Dale Trude with Tom Wilson pushing hardest to earn a varsity spot. The team aims for 12 players but current count sits at 13 as tryouts continue. Coach Cook stresses effort and desire as key factors for making the lineup.

Bob Cook Roger Trumper Gary Thompson Dan Mcdbay Dile Trude T. Vu Cook

Top Ten Tunes and Yearly Leaderboard List

A readable chart lists ten songs with artists including Leader of the Pack by Shani Pralas, She's Not There by the Zombies, Ringo by Lorne Greene, Mr. Lonely by Bobby Vinton, Ask Me by Elvis Presley, Mountain of Love by Johnny Rivers, You Really Got Me by The Kinks, Right or Wrong by Ronnie Dove, Big Man in Town by The Four Seasons, and Time Is on My Side by The Rolling Stones. The order and spellings reflect the printed segment.

Shanpri-las Zombies Ringo Lorne Greene Mr. Lonely Bobby Vinton Elvis Presley Johnny Rivers Kinks Ronnie Dove Rolling Stones

Australian Exchange Student Praises Sidney High School

David Martin an Australian exchange student at Sidney High School reflects on his Nebraska life year. He praises the school its teachers and facilities and notes the friendly students. He plans to return in 1988 and says his best memory was living with host families.

David Martin Rotary Australia Eachinge Dave Sidney High School Sidney High David

Thanksgiving Turkey Thanks From A Humble Bird

A reflective holiday column extols the turkey’s virtues and misfortunes, citing NORAT founder Benjamin Franklin and referencing Franklin's 1784 letter. It notes the bird’s unappreciated status, short lifespan, and role as the main feast centerpiece for early American settlers and Indians.

State Clinic Hosts Sidney Musicians in Hastings Neb

The 26th annual State Music Clinic, run with the Nebraska State Music Educators Convention, gathered eleven students five directors and one student director in Hastings on November 19 20 and 21. Participants were selected by statewide auditions for band orchestra and chorus with notable performances including Doc Severinsen guest appearances and a final concert on November 21.

Hastings Nebr Cathy Benzel Jim Selzer Diane Tobin Bob Jay Sidney Bonnie Bauer Diana Gipfert Luanna Herboldsheimer John Buecker Art Merrick Bruce Blanchard Rick Davenport

December schedule flash storm at Sr High events

Thanksgiving break opens November 27 with activities listed by date. December features multiple varsity basketball games against North Platte Cheyenne East and Sterling, clubs meet in various rooms, and a cotillion at Ft. Sidote new Matur Hotel.

High House of Representatives North Platte Here Jr. High Cheyenne East Sterling S.H.S. Cotillion Ft. Sidote New Matur Hotel

Service Day Held Nov 30 at Sidney High School

On Monday November 30 Sidney high school hosts the annual Service Day for teachers while students are on vacation. Principal George Hinn says the day aims to boost vocational education knowledge through general and curriculum meetings. Nebraska university speakers will present instead of lectures, including John Eleas and Eldon Heskett.

Sidney George Hinn University of Nebraska John Eleas Eldon Heskett Janet Wilson Kenneth Shibata M.D.T.A. Fach

Senior class member with Masque and Gavel in Bridgeport

The feature spot highlights a senior from Bridgeport who lived there eight years before moving to Sidney. He is in Masque and Gavel and the band, attended State Band Clinic, and belonged to Honor Band. He loves cats and once staged mice with parachutes for a science project, dropping them from a plane.

Peggy Jelinek Tom Edwards Margaret Castellan Bridgeport Sidney

Child Clinic Set for North Platte Visit

The Nebraska Services for Crippled Children plan a North Platte clinic at Adams Junior High Saturday December 5 with 7 30 a m to 10 30 a m registration. Orthopedic team led by Dr Frederick S Webster Dr John G Yost and Dr Robert McIntire will examine orthopedic handicaps cerebral palsy cleft palate and cleft lip. Elks Lodge will provide a noon lunch for registered children and families.

Nebraska Services North Platte A. D. Chambers Cheyenne County Welfare Office Adams Junior High School Frederick S. Webster John G. Yost Robert McIntire The Elks Lodge

Mat Scratchers Itching for Win

Coach Ed Rath's grapplers after the dual meet with Ogallala will spend the next week preparing for the Sidney Invitational Wrestling Meet to be held on Saturday December 5. Last year Sidney placed first with Walt Griffiths and Bill Koeneke as top Sidney wrestlers.

Ed Rath Grapplers Ogallala Sidney Gordon Walt Griffiths Bill Koeneke Rath Steve Ham Bob Shooupman Lyle Stewart Byron Wicks Jim Bonesteel Kelly Wood Rich Slocum Dennis Mika Charles Brown Brown Sidney High

Hair Styles and High School Sports Insight

A playful column highlights long hair trends among pop groups and notes Sidney High School football and wrestling staff. It lists returning lettermen, coaches, and the fun side effects of long hair while urging students to stay in school.

Tips on Dates For Winter Fun From Ingenue November

A playful list of 15 winter date ideas from Ingenue’s November issue. Suggestions include hosting a beach party in November, bike hikes, leaf raking gatherings, watching pro football with a TV prize, hikes of fifty miles, backhand tennis help, building an abominable snowman, a thermos lunch picnic with music, mixed gender neighborhood games, outdoor hunting or exploring, croquet or badminton on the lawn, figure eight ice skating, touch football with snacks and dancing, old fashioned walks, and a Thanksgiving turkey hunt ending in a kitchen party.

Ingenue

Vets Pension Law Liberalized with New Increases

Eligible veterans in low income brackets will receive at least 100 dollars monthly under a new liberalized pension law signed by President Johnson. The act, effective January 1, 1965, includes 6.4 percent cost of living raises for most pensioners and larger boosts for the disabled, with automatic adjustments for current claimants and notification for new entitlements.

A. H. Duxebury Nebraska Johnson Duxbury Lincoln

Heart Clinics Expanding West

For nearly 19 years Nebraska Services for Crippled Children has run a congenital heart and rheumatic fever program. Administered via University of Nebraska College of Medicine Pediatric Department, the program offers clinic services through area clinics, an Omaha out-patient clinic, hospitalization and surgery in Omaha or at Rochester Minnesota's Heart Center. Prophylactic and heart medications are provided free for those unable to pay. New changes include electrocardiography at area clinics and a second pediatric cardiologist. The four area clinics are planned to relocate to expand east and west of McCook and North Platte.

Nebraska University Nebraska College of Medicine Omaha Children’s Bureau Heart Center Rochester Minn C.C. Heart Area Heart McCook North Platte

Consumer Demands Prompt Leaner Pork Development

Kathryn Cooley of the University of Nebraska Extension notes shopper requests for leaner pork spurred a new hog type. Fat in pork has dropped from about 30 percent to roughly 13 percent per serving, boosting calories, protein and vitamins per portion.

Lincoln Kathryn Cooley Nebraska Extension Foods Miss Cooley

Lincoln funeral train ghosts haunt Hudson Valley memory

Old timers in New York's Hudson Valley speak of the Lincoln funeral train still gliding along the valley to a dirge played by an orchestra of skeletons on a flatcar. The region is famed for ghosts, including the Headless Horseman who chased Ichabod Crane.

New York Hudson Valley Ichabod Crane

Air Cargo Rises In October For Frontier Airlines

Frontier Airlines reports October cargo up 16 percent over the prior year with total freight reaching 1,297,300 pounds. Air freight alone climbed 20 percent to 871,537 pounds while mail rose 18 percent to 428,800 pounds.

Denver Frontier Airlines Kenneth Stemler Frontier

Farmers World Now Available

The 1964 Year book of Agriculture, Farmer's World, published by the United States Department of Agriculture, covers world agriculture from prehistoric times to the present and includes topics on food needs, markets, transportation, trade, research, and more in 608 pages. Copies are free from members of Congress or $3 from the Superintendent of Documents in Washington, D.C. 20402.

United States Farmer’s World United States Department of Agriculture Congress Washington, D.C

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