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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1966

Page

15

Kimball church approves additions to sanctuary and education space

First United Presbyterian Church members vote to enlarge the church at 700 Cedar with sanctuary and Christian education additions. The finance committee, led by Reed Gilmore, will raise 114,700 to fund the project, with 13,500 already in the building fund. Sketches and a model of the contemporary design are on display.

Kimball First United Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Cedar Reed Gilmore

Retirement plan talk at Scottsbluff county meeting

Scottsbluff officials heard Gering attorney James Ponder discuss a retirement plan to be on this fall’s ballot in Scottsbluff and Hall counties. Deuel County officials took no action, with attendees including John Pace and several county officials during afternoon discussion groups.

Scottsbluff Panhandle County James Ponder Gering Ponder Nebraska Scottsbluff and Hall Deuel County John Pace Margaret Dutton Claudia Vogt Virginia Nelson Ira Radke

Missile Talk Tuesday at Brass Lantern luncheon

Boeing Cheyenne representative will discuss missile modification work and show a movie at a public meeting next Tuesday. The Chamber of Commerce hosts the luncheon at 11:30 am with reservations by noon Monday. Bob Randell, head of Boeing Cheyenne, will screen films of missile site construction in the Kimball area.

Kimball Boeing Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Chamber Office Bob Randell Boeing Company

Chappell Historical Society Plans First Meeting

The Chappell Historical Society will hold its inaugural meeting Monday evening October 24 at 7 30 p m in the Devel County Court House. All who wish to help preserve Chappell’s museum articles and local history are invited. Attendees may bring a small historical item to display and take back after the session. The group is distinct from the county historical society and focuses on Chap pell and nearby areas.

Chappell The Chappell Historical Society Devel County Court House Historical Society

Hospital May Hike Rates In West Nebraska General

West Nebraska General Hospital administrator Max Coppom says the hospital will likely raise daily room charges by Jan. 1 pending board approval. Private rooms would move from 25.50 to about 27.50, semi-private from 21 to about 23. The rise follows new federal minimum wage requirements starting Feb 1 1967, nurse salary increases, and Medicare cost pressures.

Title 3 Grant Approved for Unit 17

Alliance Nebraska Unit 17 Board unanimously adopts a Title 3 operational grant contract from the U S Office of Education totaling 100 921 with a start October 10 1966 and end October 9 1967. Budget covers project administrator office space equipment materials and salaries for psychologists educators speech and hearing specialists and a coordinator. Hugh W Pursel named project director and Stephen Johnson hired as school psychologist for Unit 17 in Steph den.

Alliance Board of Educational Service Unit 17 U.S. Office of Education Hugh W. Pursel Stephen Johnson

Kimball County Farm Bureau Elects Officers and Directors

Kimball j Kendall Atkins of Dix was elected president of Kimball County Farm Bureau at its annual meeting held last Saturday. Gene Ferguson of Kimball was named vice president and directors elected to two year terms are Herb Johnson north Antelope Arlene Frank south Antelope Bernard Tomich Bushnell Delynn Peterson Dix Wes Phillips Johnson Allen Peterson Kimball Delores Culek south divide and Eldon Halstead Union Dorance Evertson was elected to a one year term to fill the vacancy created by Gene Ferguson Edith Barrett was selected as woman at large and Herb Johnson Glen Brothers and Arnold Gadeken were elected delegates to state convention in Lincoln November 13 through 16.

Kimball J Kendall Atkins Dix Kimball County Farm Bureau Allen Peterson Gene Ferguson Herb Johnson North Antelope Arlene Frank South Antelope Bernard Tomich Bushnell Delynn Peterson Wes Phillips Johnson Delores Culek South Divide Eldon Halstead Union Dorance Evertson Edith Barrett Glen Brothers Arnold Gadeken Lincoln

Funeral for Anton Nelson Draws Attendees Across States

A funeral for Anton Nelson drew mourners from Denver Aurora and several Colorado towns plus Callahan Wyoming and Ev ergreen. The notice lists families including Glen Ziegler Max and Lyle Nelson Walt Faustman Butch Krueger Sterling Nelson and others. A later update notes a birthday and community events in Peetz with showers meetings and a district conference.

Too Near the Real Thing Memo Memphis

AP reports Shelby County official William Morris condemned a product named Jet Near Beer as too close to real alcohol. The so called nonalcoholic brew was removed after tests showed 0.28 to 0.31 percent alcohol, far above the 3.2 percent minimum for real beer. A distributor noted weak sales.

Memphis Shelby County William Morris Morris

Tree Planting On Increase Under ACP In Nebraska

Farmers in Nebraska planted over 1.215 million trees under the Agricultural Conservation Program in 1965 66, creating about 2430 acres of land suited for trees. The program shares costs for soil water woodland and wildlife measures, with implied benefits including erosion control better streams and outdoor recreation. Information on approved forestry practices and ACP cost sharing is available at the ASCS county office.

Nebraska Hans O. Jensen ASCS

Rich farmer sells vintage car for seven pennies

In Witland Cape Province South Africa wealthy farmer John Uys kept a promise by selling his large 1960 British car for seven pennies and two farthings after high school headmaster Huysamen accepted the coin payment Huysamen a coin collector demanded the seven coins and Uys handed over the keys despite protests.

Witland Cape Province South Africa John Uys F Huysamen Huysamen Uys Huysamen P

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