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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1977
Page
4
Colleen Joy Buhrdorf and Robert Dean Wecker wed Aug 6 at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The ceremony featured double rings and yellow floral decorations. The couple, both from Nebraska, will reside in Sidney after a honeymoon trip and teaching assignments in several states.
Ron Monheiser manager of the Cheyenne County Chamber spoke to the Sidney Lions Club on the County Chamber of Commerce. Lions International awards were given to Milt Nissen ten years Tom Patrowsky ten Elmer Weber two and Lloyd L. Lockwood three and a half years. President Jim Bosley announced a board meeting at noon Friday at the Chateau.
Prairie Schooners Square Dance Club met for a regular dance at the UMYF room of First United Methodist Hornicek. Mal Mineau will call for the Sandhills Twisters. The next Prairie Schooners dance follows the Dalton night parade on Sept 17 at Dalton High School Multi-Purpose Room. Sept 34 and 26 will host the Prairie Schooners Dance Festival at First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall.
The Rev. J. Lehman will talk at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Sidney Wesleyan Church about his mission in South Africa. He recounts early life in Johannesburg, 28 years of active service, and will show colored slides and mission photos. Curios and displays will accompany the talk.
Around the Town notes Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Heskett and their sons David and Mike, former Sidney residents, visiting cousin LA Bodeman. G I trainee Heskett recalled at American National Bank in the late 1900s amid a weekend of hosting Weller and Wanczyk family relatives.
Cheyenne County Art Guild held its first season meeting at the Junior High art room. Dr Paul Adkinson discussed the Cheyenne County and State Art Shows. Oktoberfest Art in the Park is set for Oct 1 with a 12 foot display space for $4. Dues are due. next meeting Oct 5. new members welcome.
Panhandle CB and React Club met at the Shelter House in Legion Park. Gene Dickinson of Ogallala won the CB radio prize presented by the club at the Cheyenne County Fair. Books for the new handles are ready for distribution. The float earned second place in the Fair Parade and will tour Lodgepole Potter and Dalton. A Sund picnic followed the Lodgepole parade on Labor Day. Next meeting is Sept 24 at 7:30 p.m. in Dalton.
Joan Sanders and Paul Yekel wed at Grace Lutheran Church Gurley in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a dacron organza gown with chapel train and lace trim. Attendants wore pastel blue gowns and carried blue and white flowers. The couple plans to reside on a farm near Hay Springs after a Colorado honeymoon.
Joseph Frei, a recent University of Nebraska at Omaha graduate and son of Clara Frei, Potter, earned a Master of Public Administration and now serves as assistant city manager of Ankeny Iowa.
Barbara Ann Ewert and Larry Joe Lebruska married August 13 at the Federated Church of Mitchell. Rev. Carl Brost officiated as family and friends witnessed vows with Goss and Coleman performing music duties. The couple plan a Yellowstone honeymoon and will reside north of Mitchell.
Mr and Mrs Robert Kennedy of Sidney announce the engagement of their daughter Diane to Clinton Lowe of Lincoln. Diane Kennedy a 1975 St Patrick High School graduate employed at the Cheyenne County Treasurer’s office. Clinton Lowe a Washington state high school grad and former service member now with Josten Construction Co. They plan to marry October 8 at St Patrick's Catholic Church.
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