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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1977
Page
4
UL urges careful use of decorative lighting and trees with UL listed cords and weatherproof outdoor gear. Check sockets and wires, avoid overloads, keep lights away from flammable material, use flame resistant artificial trees or fresh trees checked for freshness, and prepare an emergency plan with extinguisher and emergency numbers.
Alliance Nebraska stock growers announce a Miss Nebraska Stock Grower contest for 17 to 21 year old unmarried daughters of stock growers. Local area queens chosen first, then state pageant with a $400 travel stipend, $100 scholarship, and $200 clothing allowance. Applications available till January 1.
Kellogg executives defend cereal marketing to kids as the FTC debates restrictions. Costley says ads promise nutrition and taste, while officials note claims like sweeter taste and chocolate milk appeals drive purchases. FTC chairs meet industry leaders as cases seek benefit for child viewers.
Joan Scheurman of Sidney wins fifth prize of 25 dollars in the AMF Grand Prix of Bowling. Contest required picking the top three men and women finishers in the final eligibility standings before December 1 and estimating each bowler’s total points.
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 610 held a December meeting at the Legion Club approving a family Christmas dinner for 6 30 p m on December 20 with brief business and entertainment. Attendees were asked to bring a meat dish a covered dish and table service. Mrs Mae Gorman led the 25 member gathering and announced the District II Christmas party at the Veterans Hospital in Cheyenne on December 3 at 1 30 p m. Mrs Mabel Wickiter reported on hospital and rest home entertainment while Mrs Mae Gipfert outlined school entrants for the Voice of Democracy contest with Sidney High School and St Patrick's High School sending competitors. After lunch Vetco was played with Mildred Brown winning the attendance prize.
SCOTTSBLUFF The University of Nebraska Division of Continuing Studies with the Western Nebraska Area Agency on Aging sponsors an all day senior writing workshop on December 2 in Panhandle Station room 106 starting at 9 am. Gene Harding UNL journalism professor leads sessions. Registration is 2 dollars for individuals and 3 dollars for couples. Contact UNL Learning Center for details.
Extension specialist Teresa Shaffer advises careful kitchen handling of wild game to avoid cross contamination and food poisoning. She notes game is tougher, leaner, and benefits from tenderizing methods and marinades while maintaining moisture during cooking.
La Leche League of Sidney will meet at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p m at the home of Cyndy Scott Dee to discuss the advantages of breast feeding to mother and baby New officers for the Sidney Rebekah Lodge include Bessie Hammond Noble Grand Vera Klentz Vice Grand Myrtle Higgins secretary Lenora Simpson treasurer and Gladys Burr trustee The Juliets plan a Christmas Party December 15 at Eva Van Mark s home with a gift exchange The group recently held its family dinner at the Heritage Center.
Dr Ron Daly notes toys should be age appropriate and safe while inviting action and imagination. He favors simple well made items like busy box toys and household objects such as boxes spoons and pans to promote fantasy over heavy educational focus.
Extension home furnishings specialist Magdalene Pfister explains draft dodgers fill fabric tubes with sand to seal under doors. Simple to make at home in under an hour using denim or sturdy fabric, with step by step guidance on measuring, sewing, and filling for a snug fit.
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