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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1967
Page
8
Lincoln reveals the 1969 Nebraska license plates with black numbers on silver reflectorized sheeting. The plates bear the Cornhusker State inscription between bolt holes, replacing Centennial and Beef State ideas. Production of 1.8 million plates runs over 12 months starting January.
A Sidney Industrial Council report by Dean Ron Heit outlines rapid progress for The Institutes The Business Institute of Sidney. The former Couch Hotel dormitory is being renovated for female students with space for more enrollments expected to reach 165 to 200 this fall. The school plans furnished 1 2 or 3 bedroom apartments and invites housing offers. Courses include junior accounting secretarial business office machines shorthand speedwriting IBM key punch and more. Staff introductions and new equipment like electronic calculators and posting machines are highlighted as enhancing offerings to rival Panhandle schools.
Anton Masa 84 died Saturday at Memorial Hospital. Final rites were held Wednesday at St Patrick’s Church with Rev Vincent J Pelster in charge. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were J B Ruttner Sol Willis Joe Hajek A J Ruttner Carl Olson and Joseph Schaf Sr. Masa worked as a farm helper here for 15 years before retirement. In New York the Sanitation Department Band faced disbanding due to manpower shortages but planned concerts for teens with city officials backing Operation Band Aid to keep the ensemble intact.
Funeral services were conducted for Frederick C. Meick 54 at The Gehrig and Son Funeral Home with The Very Rev Vincent J Pelster officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Paul Hecker Leo Zwickl Richard Krueger Tom Lenzen Clarence Hare and Joe Hajek. He died the previous Saturday in Madisonville Kentucky after a two year illness. He is survived by his mother Clara Meick of Sidney two daughters Mrs William Folkerts and Mrs Lee Oliverius both of Sidney a son Frederick T Merck of San Diego California three grandchildren three sisters and one brother.
An AP report from Auckland notes a New Zealand women’s hockey selector calls for stricter uniforms insisting saris be shorter and skirts for players be revised. She argues skirts and witches’ britches distract players who should focus on play, not hitching outfits.
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