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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1974

Page

2

Hartzler Receives Ak-Sar-Ben Award At Nebraska Firemen Meet

SCOTTSBLUFF Neb AP awards and officer elections highlighted the Nebraska State Volunteer Firemen's Convention. Jim Clinkenbeard South Sioux City was elected president and Willard Springer Superior Dennis Stuck Alma Mike Hartzler Sid ney Ed Leonardt Gering Ivan Poeschl Fremont Cornelius Corky Koch Scottsbluff A E Snyder Columbus Cletus Brunert West Point and David Brunkow Alliance received Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben honors. About 700 volunteers attended the four day gathering with Dakota City to host 1977 convention.

Beemer Dakota City Hyannis Neligh David City Broken Bow Gering Schuyler Seward Blair Columbus Norfolk Fremont Willard Springer Superior Dennis Stuck Alma Mike Hartzler Sidney Ed Leonardt Ivan Poeschl Glenn Westerman North Bend Cornelius ‘‘Corky” Koch Scottsbluff A. E. Snyder Cletus Brunert West Point David Brunkow Alliance

Golden Link relay and endurance winners at dedication ceremony

At the dedication site Brian Balfour and Dennis Dils won first in the relay, with Chris Schaff and Tom Schmitt second and Tim Wiles with Mike Goen third. Jay Matzke swept a 15 mile endurance race, Dennis Wamsley second, Brian Anderson third. Saturday's motorcycle Scrambles results appear on today’s sports page. First place in the one mile relay went to Dinklage Feed Yards Inc. Second was a three rider team including Gene Winston Denise Winston and Clarence Correll with Paul Hutchinson riding a McMillen horse. Plum Creekers from Lexington took third.

Dinklage Feed Yards Inc Gene Winston Denise Winston Clarence Correll Paul Hutchinson McMillen Plum Creekers Lexington

Accident disrupts telephone service in Trailer City area

A Sunday traffic crash on U S Highway 30 tore out 400 feet of telephone cable and damaged five poles. A towing truck lost control as a boom broke, entangling with a fence and triggering service outages. In a separate Lodgepole crash, Jill Huff 20, was hospitalized after a collision with a tractor semis rear duals driven by Chris Ferguson.

Trailer City Nebraska Bob Rauner Gene L. Bateman Jill M Huff Lodgepole Chris A Ferguson Ogallala Hugg Phillis Ahll Sidney Kristal

Unequal Lineperson Seeks Non Traditional Job

Jill Smith of Hagerstown attempted Maryland's first female telephone lineperson post with C&P. She mastered technical tasks but could not climb ladders or cut cable like men, left the job, and says she gained insight into nontraditional work while noting the company's lack of tailored support and her choice to avoid an operator role.

Roger Martindell Hagerstown Herald Hagerstown, Md Jill Smith Maryland Hagerstown C&p Miss Smith

Privation to Booster rocket and other crossword clues

Across and down clues list asks for terms matching prompts like poisonous professor diminish item on a grocery list labor union here fra Danish island nucleic acid brought up Cobb ewer cross clue golf ball position glass glutton adipose iron symbol deacon carriage blend wire measure feminine pronoun turmeric clothing gladden mollify girl's name vinegar bottle modeled hosebag contents and many other paired word hints across and down with varied definitions and wordplay for a newspaper style puzzle.

Danish Island Cobb

Work for the Lord retirement plan joke on board

An AP wire tease notes a church bulletin board message reading Work for the Lord, The pay is not much but the retirement plan is out of this world. The quip highlights a humorous angle on religious employment and afterlife rewards.

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