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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1971
Page
9
ISPORTLIGHT notes Sidney High has a 4-1 Western Conference record and leads Chadron by one loss while Chadron sits 3-1. The Raiders have led or shared the top spot all year and are predicted to remain atop as the season moves toward Friday’s clash.
Western Nebraska athletic directors postponed most Friday night games as snow blanketed the region. Sidney at Chadron and several Minuteman and Western Conference contests shifted to Monday or Tuesday times. The Sidney-Scottsbluff freshmen game remains on Saturday along with the Melbeta Invitational Girls Volleyball tournament continuing with semifinals set for Saturday evening.
Gering overwhelmed Kimball 25 to 0 as Kelly Evans directed the Bulldog offense with two touchdown passes and a key interception. Lennie Guerue Rick Gable and Clark Philsor powered the running game with Guerue scoring the first TD after a Kimball fumble recovery.
Chadron State College, led by sophomore QB Lee Baumann who completed six passes for 181 yards, defeated Peru State 47 to 7. Dority caught two long TD passes, Grant and Macken scored on runs, with Bullis adding a 35-yard dash and White accounting for the kicking.
A strong turnout attended Lorenzo School’s open house on Wednesday evening. The event showcased student work and welcomed families, with staff highlighting programs and activities.
Sioux Falls star Larry Jacobson a defensive tackle for Nebraska speaks on his road to a national title, his roughneck oil rig summer, and how experience shapes a defense. He notes teammates and fans alike, the Black Shirts intensity, and his path from O’Gorman High School to Lincoln with 31 tackles midseason.
Nearly 450 Nebraska Lutheran Church Women met at Trinity Lutheran Church in Omaha October 18 19 to discuss This Is My Fathers World theme. Attendees from Potter Gurney Sidpay Hastings Omana and Auburn included Mrs Wayne Larson Mrs Harvey Nelson Mrs Myron Woten Mrs Wayne Elsen Mrs Margaret Lignemann and others. Speakers included Tom Irwin of Omaha Mrs Al Blessing Hastings Mrs Tom Johnson Albion and Vivian Gulleen missionary to Tanzania. The event featured devotions lectures and a large food drive for the Lutheran Pantry. Mrs Kenneth Vandenberge West Point was re elected treasurer and new executive board members were named.
Monday evening program by Lodgepole Women’s Club features a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m in the Catholic Church parish hall and a program of old car club film clips followed by an old fashioned fashion show. The arrangement committee includes Mrs Lewis Dughman Mrs sl Hafer and Mrs Arnold ahi.
Army and Navy have turned to regular inquiries about hosting future football games at various sites. Officials note ongoing discussions with potential venues and local organizers to secure a suitable neutral ground.
The United Foursquare women held their regular monthly gathering at the church Monday. Mrs Wilbur Bennett led with prayer and Francis Carter gave devotions reading from The Man Who Prays. Six members and three visiting girls attended including Esther Schoenholtz Ruth Carter and Francis Carter.
Kenneth Weber, Social Security District Office field representative in Scottsbluff, will be at the Nebraska State Employment Office in Sidney every Thursday from 10 00 a.m. to 3 p.m. starting November 4. The change follows a scheduling shift as the Employment Service office reworks its weekly planner. Citizens may file claims or ask about the program by contacting Weber on Thursdays at 1133 Jackson Street in Sidney. Twelve Navy football players come from Pennsylvania.
Representatives of the Disabled American Veterans spoke at the Monday BPW meeting in the Ft Sidney Motor Motel. Bob Witt and Lee Moore outlined the group’s operation and purpose. Mrs F Bush was honored as October Working Woman of the Month with a certificate from BPW president Miss Sally Haythorn. Miss Dugan announced the BPW Tea this Sunday at 3 pm at Mrs Allen McGee’s home, 1404 Cedar. All members urged to attend with a guest.
Marathon Oil Company posts net income of 22.309 million dollars in the third quarter of 1971, 75 cents per share, and 65.404 million dollars for nine months ended September 30, 1971, 219 dollars per share? The text notes gains driven by strong domestic operations and record revenues, offset by Libya taxes and overseas price softness.
Marathon Oil Corp shows robust nine month figures with increased production and refined product sales. North American liquid hydrocarbons averaged 191 200 barrels per day, gas output 468.4 million cubic feet daily, and US refineries processed 209 000 barrels daily. European sales rose with crude runs and petrochemical activity, while Stanford and Penn State announce a four season football series starting in 1973.
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