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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
10
Kenneth Foland is stationed at Lackland Air Base Texas where he attends Officer Candidate School. His wife Fereda stays in Sidney during his training. Address list includes AF 1688896 67 D Sq 8 FLT 1 Box 1540 Lackland 78236.
Mrs. Robert Elsen presented a colorful home art display to Statelin ers Extension Club members on October 12. Seven members and guest Mrs. John Treinen Jr viewed the displays and lessons including a talk Are You a Good Driver by Elsen. Officers elected: President Mrs. Herb Hruska Jr, Vice President Mrs. Kenneth Kienheuser, Treasurer Mrs. John Cathy, News Reporter Mrs. Duane Kahl, Secretary Mrs. Maynard Schumacher. Next meeting at Mrs. Elsen’s home with co-hostess Mrs. Joe Bonklewicz.
The Suzettes Extension Club met Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs. L J Darnall's home with Mrs. Arnold Sunderman presiding. Roll call referenced Halloween. They planned a handicraft workshop for Nov 4 at 7 30 PM in the 4 H building.
James Schwartz of Iowa State University will keynote the Nebraska High School Press Association meeting at the University of Nebraska on November 4. He will lead a two hour workshop on newspaper production amid other sessions on writing editing and producing the school paper and yearbook. Hazel Presson will conduct a yearbook workshop. Paul Swenson of The Wall Street Journal will speak at the banquet on college plans. Noon speakers include Neale Copple and Albert C. Book.
The USDA Economic Research Service forecasts continued but slower expansion in hog production into next spring. The December 1965 through May 1966 pig crop rose 10 percent from a year earlier, and September through November farrowings are expected to be up six percent.
The 1967 feed grain program drops barley diversion payments allowing malting and other barley growers to plant freely and still earn price support. Farmers may plant wheat on barley base acreage or feed grain base and may separately use a Special barley base for wheat on barley bases. No outside diversion provisions exist for 1967.
A newcomer to the Nebraska oil scene, Hoosier Oil Co of Kentucky, reports a possible discovery in Cheyenne County near Potter. The No. 1 Larson wildcat has casings run about three miles east of Southwest Potter Field, with a second Larson well planned nearby under Regal Drilling Co. Teamed with Texaco’s renewed Box Butte exploration and other drills in Kimball and Red Willow counties, the region shows rising activity as leases remain in force.
The newly organized Panhandle Dairy Producers Association held a Thursday meeting at the Royal Inn in Dalton. Ted Fiesterman of Lewellen chaired. attendees from Cheyenne County included Lloyd Winkelman Don Lewis Willis Beyer Dallas Holt and Richard Sick of Lodgepole. The aims are to find satisfactory milk markets and address common dairy herd management issues. all dairymen are invited to join.
William Peabody, in South Vietnam helping build power facilities, says he is stationed in Dalat, about 150 to 200 miles north of Saigon, and tells his wife he is living in a dream house. Charles Ham of Wheatbelt Public Power District, who did preliminary power studies in Dalat, confirms the beauty of the area. Address: William Peabody ADV-PM-34 APO San Francisco, Calif., 96314.
The National Advisory Committee on Grains met October 6 7 at the U S Department of Agriculture to discuss the 1967 feed grain program. The newly formed 2 year committee includes Dr Howard W Ottoson of the University of Nebraska. Secretary Freeman announced a goal to balance supply and demand while supporting Food for Freedom and expanding dollar exports. The 1967 wheat allotment was raised 32 percent and a crops contest for 4 H and FFA members will accompany the Nebraska Wheat Show in Holdrege on November 3. Dr John Schmidt Dr Virgil Johnson and Dr Carl S Winters lead discussions. Dr Winters a General Motors guest lecturer.
Frontier Airlines announces acquisition of two Convair CV 580 jet props to join the fleet in spring 1967, converting them with GM turbines in Burbank. The airline plans 20 CV 580s by then, replacing DC-3 service on Montana North Dakota and Western Nebraska routes, while continuing a growing pure jet Boeing 727 fleet with five in operation by spring 1967 and five options.
A scrambled grid of crossword style clues includes terms like Jungle animal Ship of the desert and Water parsnips. Various numbers mark down positions with entries such as Shatter Regulation Coagulate and Nimbus. The page reads as a misc puzzle segment with wordplay hints and abbreviations.
Navy seeks men for enlistment or reenlistment in Date Systems Technician or Machine Accountant Direct Procurement Program. Eligibility depends on age, months of computer experience, and ability to operate specified computers such as IBM 360 and UNIVAC. Contact local Navy recruiter for details on two, three, or four year enlistment options.
The State Board of Educational Lands and Funds schedules a lease sale for November 15 at 2 PM to lease Sec. 16-14-52 south of Potter, currently owned by Robert Aue. Annual rent is $547.60.
Oct 21 Sidney High faces Ogallala with soup at the clubhouse after the game. Oct 22 St Pat’s plays Alliance St Agnes homecoming fun at clubhouse after the game. Oct 28 St Pat’s plays Hemingford soup served after the game. Oct 29 Halloween party hosted by multiple couples at the clubhouse.
The menu lists daily meals for St Patrick s. Monday features ground beef potato casserole hot rolls peaches and milk. Tuesday offers hot dogs buttered peas peanut butter cookies and milk. Wednesday includes hamburger pizza fruit mold spice cake and milk. Thursday serves meatballs whipped potatoes gravy bread and butter sandwich pudding and milk. Friday menu has potato soup crackers cheese sandwich and brownies with milk.
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