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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1976
Page
6
Lorene Keeler of Oklahoma State University outlines how aging involves both losses and gains. She emphasizes that retirement can bring independence, reduced responsibilities, and new, rewarding roles for active seniors, plus the importance of planning and staying engaged.
St Patrick's Catholic Church updates its mass times due to the departure of Rev. Charles Torpey. Sunday masses move to 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. while Saturday evening service remains at 6:30 p.m.
The article records several circle meetings on September 16 with 13 to 20 members per circle and named hostesses. Officers for Clover Circle were elected Lillian Tremain president Treda Bauer vice president Ruth Rexroth secretary treasurer. The ONO Club elected Mrs George Bennett president and other officers. next meeting at O Golden's.
Denise Larson presided as the club voted to name the group the Bunkerhill 76ers. Members discussed a school pet and arranging school pictures. Leola McNurlin supplied a hot lunch. Larson will bring the next hot lunch on Out Popta.
The Ladies Aid and LWML Society of Salem Lutheran Church Gurley announced the fall workshop to be hosted by Zion Lutheran Church Big Springs on Oct 24 with the theme Christ Liveth For Me. Registration runs 1 30 to 2 00 pm with Gurley serving as courtesy. The fall World Relief drive is planned for Oct 1 to 31. Clarice Kuehn and Mary Ann Horst named to the November nominating committee.
Cleveland administrators in the early automotive era declared it illegal to operate a vehicle with a person seated on the driver’s lap. The ruling reflects safety concerns as cars become common in city streets.
The Prairie Schooner Square Dance Club presents its 12th annual Fun Festival on Sept. 25 and 26 at First United Church fellowship hall. Jim Hayes of Wichita will call both dances, first-time in the area. Olefsons direct round dancing with tri-state dancers attending.
Rev Leon Foster spoke on Having fun with your ancestors at the Sidney Lions Club noon meeting held Wednesday at the Chateau. He and his family traced their line about 300 years as a bicentennial project. Elmer Weber announced the Lions Electric Light Sale was off well. Lumis Studnicka of Potter Lions Club attended as a guest.
Mildred Tremain of Sidney was elected president at the sixth annual Panhandle Division session of the West Nebraska Past Matron Club Order of the Eastern Star held at the Masonic Hall in Hay Springs. Fourteen chapters attended. Naomi Rezek of Hay Springs was named vice president and Pauline Frates of Ogallala secretary-treasurer. next meeting will be in Ogallala the fourth Thursday of September 1977.
A school lunch schedule lists meals from September 27 to October 1 with items such as spaghetti with meat sauce, wieners and kraut, vegetable soup, turkey and noodles, ham, pizza, and macaroni and cheese. Each day includes sides like fruit, milk, bread, and desserts, with occasional jello and jam.
Valerie Anne Brestel and Ronald Wayne Royer wed Sept 11 at Chappell Church in a ceremony staged with peach carnations driftwood mums and strawflowers. Family members from Upton Cheyenne Hudson and Spearfish attended as vows were exchanged before Rev. George Wheat.
Health Insurance Institute reports women now account for about one third of the nine million estimated alcoholics, up from one in five. Government surveys show women increasingly enter treatment, with family issues credited more than work stress for causation. insurers extend disability coverage during supervised treatment.
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