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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1960
Page
8
Sioux Ordnance Depot Women’s Club hosted an International Luncheon with 26 members. Members wore national costumes, shared displays from their countries, and explained dishes such as Italy antipasto and Japan meatballs while speakers discussed Spain Italy Mexico and other nations.
The Potter Dancers Club opened with a cha cha routine by Zwickl School of Dance students from Sidney. The cast included Cheryl Studnika Lloyd Lipska Jeanne Woten Sharon Stuel Allen Raach Cindy Mueller Rick Wuickhorst Randy Adams Steve Davis Marion Meyers Kae Nelson Kay Wheeler Alicia Herboldsheimer Kent Olson Jeff Reetz Karen Sterrett Danny Nelson Marilyn Wills Hollis Anderson and Mary Lynn Nagengast. Ken Pittam served as caller for the square dance.
Kiwanis Club heard Miss Helen Jorgenson speak on her summer as an American Field Service student in Sweden. She showed slides and discussed Swedish food customs and government. J B Baker reported on the district convention held last weekend in Boulder. Next week's meeting will welcome new male faculty members from Sidney High School.
Friezy announces a week of events starting September 16 with a square dance at the Alliance in the city auditorium led by Johnny LaClair of Riverton. Sidney square dancers are invited. The schedule also lists a Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar September 17 at the Elks Auditorium with rummage at the Band Shell. September 18 features the Lodgepole Valley Old Car Club at the 4 H Building and church group meetings across several locations.
Enrollment in Catholic elementary and high schools across the United States rose to a new peak, signaling sustained growth for the church school system and expanding reach in communities nationwide.
Lylah Tiffany, a former professional pianist and accordionist, earned a Broadway break after busking outside her Carnegie Wall New York residence. She signed a $200 week contract to play a 162 year old great grandmother in All the Way Home, continuing her instrument through rehearsals next month.
All 1962 Sidney High School graduates seeking the 1961 62 National Merit Scholarship must register at the school office. Guidance Director Ralph Spencer announced the NMS Qualifying Test will be held 9 a.m. on March 7 1961 or March 11 1961. Eligible students are second semester juniors or first semester seniors and must pay a $1 fee the day of the test.
The Busy Beavers 4-H Club met at Cynthia Frerichs home on Thursday September 8 with all members present. They shared future project plans and ribbons for fair exhibits. Cakes honored Cynthia, and thanks were given to Mrs Frerichs Mos Atl schuete and Danna Hinrichs for help in the club’s first year. Officers for the Happy Hour Extension Club were elected at Mrs James Phelps home with new officers including Mrs Calvin.
Mrs Herbert Ressmeier led a lesson on Mosaic Tiling. The Cubs will meet next on Oct 10 at the home of Mrs Klentz with Lentz serving as president, Mrs Paul Ritz as vice president, and Mrs Darold Hencee as secretary.
Seven students from the vicinity are registered for the 1960 61 school year at Midland Co op n Fremont Connie Borgmann of Sidney teaching Dianne Ohe Sidney medical technology Jan Meter Sidney engineering Daniel Nelson Potter business administration Roland Jurgens Lodgepole teaching Gary A Kruger Dalton business management James C Johnson Dix agriculture
Eleven members of the Bunker Hill Club answered roll call with their summer vacation places at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs Harold Smith. Mrs S C Jensen attended as a guest. Mrs Harry Sein presided. card entertainment followed with Mrs Paul Dalton high and Mrs Lithe Stein low. Lunch was served by hostess Mrs John Engel. the October 12 meeting at Mrs Roby Felzien’s home will ask for each member’s hobby in the roll call.
Mr and Mrs Duane Leach of Denver Colorado announce the arrival of daughter Honey Lou Leach in a Denver hospital on Wednesday September 14 at 1 22 pm. The baby weighs five pounds ten and a half ounces and has a sister Penny Sue age 2. Grandparents are Mrs Ted Leach of Sidney and Mr and Mrs O E Rosano Civenne Yu.
The Lodgepole Legion Hall meeting notes 23 adults and a toddler present and acknowledge 75 hours of volunteer service with American Legion Auxiliary. Recipients LaWanda Oliverius Mabel Hernbloom Lottie? Walter Irma Quinn receive Rehabilitation Certificates. New Tiny Echo member Jean Zalesky joins. Smorgasbord planned for District Teachers meeting if held in Lodgepole.
Irma Quinn chairs the September serving committee with Eva Rankin and Helen Mimnshall. The Lions Club dinner was held September 12 and will be served again September 26. A shipment of rigs arrived, priced at 2.25 dollars each. Olive Johnson received the Red School House award. Irma Quinn, reporter for Nonpareil. Box Butte County Nebraska.
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