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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
4
Lodgepole PTA invites the public to a meeting in the grade school auditorium on Thursday September 19 at 7 30 pm. PTA President Warren McGrew will host a program honoring Lodgepole teachers and staff with introductions music and remarks by Supt. Freeman followed by refreshments and social hour.
Community groups list meetings for September 16 to 20. Rotary Kiwanis DeMolay Hilltop Homemakers and more hold dinners, lectures, and circle meetings across Sidney locations including Mrs Herschel Spearow home and First Christian Church.
Larry Simpson and family returned from Pasadena where they attended the International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses at the Rose Bowl. Attendance Sunday reached 118,447 with 2,496 immersions reported.
Den 6 of Pack 82 met Sept 10 at Mrs Ray Gracik home with theme Science Fair. Games were played and circulars delivered to aid Pack growth. Dean Josten served as reporter and provided refreshments.
The Sidney Council of Youth with 30 members receives wholehearted support from Sidney and Western Nebraska for the theme Let Youth Help Nebraska Grow. The group, representative of regional youth networks, attends the third annual Nebraska Conference of Youth in Lincoln.
The Nebraska State Employment Service reports August placements in non agricultural jobs at 148 with 47 referred to farm work. Industries hiring include contract construction 23 manufacturing 2 wholesale 38 service 49 mining 10 private households 12 government 3 and other. The Labor Department notes hundreds of thousands of youths leave school early each year and urges preventive action to keep them in school. DRIVE CAREFULLY.
The Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary Unit 286 held a regular session in the Legion Hall with eighteen members and one child present. Membership stands at 50 paid up for 1964 with dues payable to Mrs Delmar Zalesky or treasurer Mrs Phil Quinn. Gifts for a Christmas Gift Shop were assigned including dolls quilts books and clothing for various age groups to be sent to Veterans Hospitals. District Convention planned for Scottsbluff September 30 and a hospital project of pajamas for Lincoln Veterans Hospital was approved. A Wheatbelt PPD annual dinner will be hosted in Lodgepole October 19 and Mrs Georgia Wise received the Red School House award.
September serving committee members Mrs Morris Hornbloem and Mrs Olive Johnson assisted the Lion's Club dinner on September 9 and will again serve the dinner on September 23.
The Jolly Nine met Sept 9 at Kathy Bennett's home to plan Achievement Day for Sept H1 at Beth Walsh's home. Members decided not to meet again until March.
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