Retailers Plan For Educators In Sidney Confrontation
Sidney Chamber of Commerce retail committee plans for the 6th District Teachers Convention October 28 29 expecting 1900 to 2000 visitors. Retailers may set up in stores with info booths while shuttle buses connect schools downtown and Jones Shopping Center every thirty minutes. Proceeds from band fund paid by booth staffing and Rose Parade trip expected, and the chamber budgets 150 for registrations and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Jones
Hunt
Russell Pedersen
Rec
Chamber of Commerce
Clark Wicks
Bill Peterson
Jack Knicely
Les Couch
Jones Shopping Center
Wicks
Band Trip Fund
Lew Mehling
Peterson
Chamber
Ron Mercer
C of .C
Year’s Projects Reported By Industrial Corporation
Sidney Industrial Corporation members heard progress on community betterment efforts including the new community survey the Sidney Business Institute irrigation projects at Sioux Army Depot and plans for a dormitory for the institute Housing needs cited and a September 13 meeting set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Industrial Coporation
Sidney Business Institute
Sioux Army Depot
H. N
Dusty
Rhodes
Business Institute
Institute
Industrial Corporation
Corporation
Carl J. Cornelius
Layne-Western
Denver
Cornelius
Sidney
Jim Jimerson
Greeley
Phillips Petroleum Company
John Deere Company
Farmers Coop
Jimerson
Ken Noteboom
Noteboom
Sioux
Millford
Jim Jimmerson
Rural Area Development Committee
Arnell First Donor To Lions Eye Bank
Raymond J. Hap Arnell of Cheyenne County became the first known donor to the Lions Eye Bank. He died Thursday night at Dalton. Lions Club members across the county have willed their eyes for transplant, supporting sight saving efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Eye Bank
Cheyenne County
Raymond J
Hap) Arnell
Dalton
Lions
Arnell
Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Memorial Hospital
Sidney
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Omaha
Award Winners Announced At Lodgepole Flower Show
The Lodgepole Old Settlers Reunion flower show drew 188 entries. Division I lists winners across dozens of categories from blooming houseplants to miniature arrangements, with prize names including Nellie Smith, Ruby Dykman, Alice Hillman, and many others. Division V junior entrants include Larry Glassburn, Marilyn Dykman, and Scott Talich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Lodgepole
A. A. Fenske
Clarence Meyer
Rika Hernbloom
Alice Hillman
Helen Quinn
Connee Chaulk
Eunice Webb
Kay Glassburn
Pamela Smith
Alberta Johnson
Emily Johnson
Evelyn Talich
Nebraska
Caroline Aten
Divsion
Larry Glassburn
Marilyn Dykman
Scott Talich
Ak-Sar-Ben Grants Support to Cheyenne County Fair
Ak-Sar-Ben awards Sidney fair a $500 spruce-up grant for grandstand painting and grounds improvements. This is the Cheyenne County Fair Board’s second grant this year, part of Ak-Sar-Ben's program funded from pari-mutuel gains to aid county fairs. The grants also include earlier $500 matching funds for permanent improvements and up to $500 multipliers for repairs and beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cheyenne County Fair
Sidney
Ak-Sar-Ben
Burgett F. Peetz
L. W. Lindell
Cheyenne County Fair Board
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ak- Sar-Ben
Synthetic Grain Triticale Promises Northward Growth
Synthetic grain Triticale, a wheat rye cross, may expand into cold northern belts with higher yields and bigger kernels. Research led by Dr. B Charles Jenkins at the University of Manitoba and CIANO Mexico, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, envisions it as a potential food grain supplement to ease global shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Quarterly
B. Charles Jenkins
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Canada
CIANO
Centro de Investigaciones Agricolas del Noroeste
Mexico
Rockefeller Foundation
Delayed Wheat Quota Referendum Tied to 1965 Program
The act signed July 24 allows postponing the national wheat marketing quota referendum by up to 30 days after Congress adjourns. As the voluntary 1965 wheat program expires, the national program reverts to quotas with August 1 as the deadline for proclaiming quotas if supplies are excessive. A two thirds approval by growers is needed for quotas to take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Leo V. Krieger
Sidney National Bank
H. N. Rhodes
J. H. McNish
Telegraph
Hardy Clark
U.S. Royal Laredo
Eye Bank
Divsion I
Nellie Smith
Carl Ulmschneider
Dixie Kripal
Dorothy Theis
Beverly Theis
Ruby Dykman
Lucille Meyer
Harold Kreider
Floribunda Rose
Roy Bond
Gladys Carlson
Ernie Borm
Nellie Melton
Mary Dykman
Mae Zalesky
Mildred Tremain
Mable Hernbloom
Helen Sterling
Ruth Ewing
Leota Meyer
Olive Johnson
Irene Irwin
Penni Smith
Ruth Dykman
Nie Borm
Pat Duncan
Zinnia
Fred Kastens
Cora Holtman
Antonio Kripal
Divson IV
Great Britain
12Th & Jackson
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