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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1962
Page
14
Sunrise to sunset shooting hours cover upland birds small game and waterfowl in Nebraska. The schedule uses Scottsbluff Mountain Time as the reference. For every 13 miles west of Scottsbluff add one minute. for every 13 miles east subtract one minute. Hunters should set watches to their local hunting time zone.
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation board of directors adopted a plan to create six divisions including Field Services Public Relations and Information Research and Legislation Insurance Services Animal Health Services and Member Services. Charles Marshall president said no personnel changes are expected immediately and the new structure will roll out gradually to improve administration.
Sen George H Fleming of Sidney tours the 43rd District urging support for Amendment 7 to reapportion the Legislature by area and population. He backs the measure as fairest for the state, notes opposition in Omaha and Douglas County, and says voters should consider all seven amendments before voting.
The Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a New Year’s Eve dance at the National Guard Armory. A five piece band will provide music and several door prizes will be awarded.
Cheyenne County Wheat Growers elected Ron Maas of Potter as president replacing Wayne Campbell of Lodgepole. Bob Elsen of Colton became secretary treasurer and Campbell was named a state director. The group approved resolutions urging removal of the West Coast destination clause, support for wheat research, USDA ARS programs, a wheat referendum by March 15, and public relations work for the wheat certificate plan and related measures.
Eighteen residents gathered at the Bob Decker home to form a young Republican club in Cheyenne County with a goal of at least 50 members. Jim Titterington leads the membership drive and invites interested independents and Republicans to join. The group will focus on studying political issues with an officers election planned for the November 14 meeting. Bob Denney, state Young Republicans chairman, is to attend.
A large crowd attended the Potter Co operative Grata Co annual meeting at Potter school on October 20. Net savings for the year ending May 31 totaled 113 500 with sales at 1 908 700 up 197 100 from 1961. Patronage credits were issued on wheat corn and other grains with a stock dividend of 4 percent. New stockholders brought total to over 500. Frank Rambo of Westcentral Cooperative Grain Co Omaha spoke.
Dean Wilson mayor of Sidney Nebraska proclaims October 28 to November 4 as National Catholic Youth Week. He urges residents to recognize Catholic Youth contributions and support the effort to promote spiritual mental and physical development for world peace. The proclamation is dated October 19 1962.
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