Evening class menu at Vo Tech aims to meet needs
Evening classes begin Tuesday Oct 17 at Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School offering seven courses. Tuition 10 dollars except welding programs with extra books. One evening weekly at 7 pm for 18 weeks. Welding II runs 20 weeks with 30 dollar tuition meeting Mon Wed Thu. Courses cover welding general and advanced, cabinet making, drafting, hydraulics, automotive tune up and electronics. Open to area residents. contact registrar or call 256-7204.
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Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Merle Rudebusch
Vo-Tech
A.C
D.C
Egging Company
Egging
Andy Peterson Day Declared in Lodgepole Nebraska
Mayor Lloyd Bondegard proclaims September 29 1967 as Andy Peterson Day honoring A C Peterson for 50 years in banking and his service to Lodgepole A public reception is planned at The First State Bank of Lodgepole from 9 a m to 3 p m with refreshments for community members and visitors.
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Lloyd Bondegard
Lodgepole
Andy Peterson
Bondégard
A. C. Peterson
Nebraska
First State Bank of
Peterson
Parcel Post Deadlines Adjusted by UP Train Schedules
New Union Pacific schedules shift parcel post cutoffs. Colorado destinations Alliance Scottsbluff and Chadron still use 5 p.m. at the post office. all other destinations must be in by 4 p.m.
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Union Pacific
Parcel Post
Colorado
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Chadron
Adult Education Registration Set This Week
Registration is Tuesday and Wednesday September 26 and 27 for adult education classes sponsored by Sidney Public Schools. Call the high school for information. The subject Family Economics features nine Sidney business and professional men. An evening on Social Security benefits will be moderated by Ken Weber. Lowry Lindell speaks on investments and Margo Gish leads a home economics session.
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Sidney Public Schools
Sidney
Ken Weber
Lowry Lindell
Margo Gish
Cycle And Car Crash Friday in Sidney
A Sidney driver was charged with making a left turn from the right lane and involved in a crash on Friday Sept 22 at 7 35 p m The wreck involved a motorcycle ridden by Franklin A Hand 35 Sidney and a car driven by Mariechen Narves Sidney The Narves vehicle started a left turn from Illinois south onto 9th when it collided with Hand s motorcycle which was in the middle lane No injuries were reported
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Sidney
Franklin A. Hand
Mariechen Narves
Narves
Illinois
Mr. Hand
Ilinois
Panhandle Weather Outlook With Partly Cloudy Skies
The Panhandle area expects partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures on Tuesday. Lows tonight 45 to 55 and highs Tuesday in the 70s. Rain chances under five percent. Five day outlook averages near normal with mid period warming and end cooling. Highs 70 to 75 and lows 40 to 45, with a few showers likely in the first half.
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Panhandle
ASC Vacancies To Be Filled In Friday Meet
The Cheyenne ASC County Convention meets Friday September 29 at 1 30 p m at the county ASC office to elect farmers to fill vacancies on the ASC Committee. Delegates and former delegates attend with election by secret ballot. Terms and eligibility rules explained. Runge term expiring. delegates later choose chair and vice chair.
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Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Cheyenne Ascs
Raymond L. Davis
Lester B. Runge
Cheyenne Asc
Runge
Davis
Potter firm bids low on Scotts Bluff guard rail project
Potter Firm Law W. L. Schmidt Co. of Potter submitted the low bid of 988 dollars for guard rail along 7.8 miles of highway between Gering and Melbeta in Scotts Bluff County. The bid is part of nearly 2.5 million dollars in work opened Friday with Missouri Valley Construction Co. of Grand Island as major contractor on the project on Highway N.
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W. L. Schmidt Co
Potter
Scotts Bluff County
Gering
Melbeta
Missouri Valley Construction Co
Grand Island
Meetings in Sidney Could Shape Region’s Future
Sidney hosts two key Wednesday sessions on Wednesday involving General Services Administration officials and a federal roads director. Talks with Sam Parker and Wayne Harrup aim to set terms for transferring title to the former Sioux Army Depot property once appraisals and law requirements are met. A separate briefing by F B Roads director Turner covers I-80 Big Springs interchange design and a proposed alternate plan. Friday features Dr. Clayton Yuetter visiting for industrial development talks and a tour of the Western Nebraska Vocational Technical School, with a noon speech to the Sidney Chamber’s Industrial Council Committee and a push for state local cooperation in economic planning.
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Sidney
Nebraska Panhandle
General Services Administration
Kansas City
Sam Parker
Wayne Harrup
GSA
City of
Federal Bureau of Roads
Big Springs
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Nebraska
Wyoming
Bureau of Public Roads
Stan Hathaway
Colorado
Western Ne
Braska
Yuetter
Congress
Department of Economic Development
Ak-Sar Ben honors for broadcasting work at Nebraska banquet
The Nebraska Broadcaster's Association gave top awards to KOLN-TV KGIN-TV for an outstanding service series about delinquency risks and to WJAG Norfolk for a loyalty day parade appeal using flags from all eras. KUON TV and KNTV received merit recognitions, with the University of Nebraska school of journalism honored for its Centennial project. Two Californians injured when a Cessna 150 crashed near Lodgepole after takeoff. pilot Larry Wells and passenger Don Heeney treated in hospital.
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Ak-Sar Ben
Nebraska Broadcaster’s Association
Koln-Tv
Kgin-Tv
Lincoln
Wjag Radio
Norfolk
WJAG
KNTV
Omaha
KTNC
Fall City
KOLT
Scottsbluff
Kuon-Tvv
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
University of Nebraska School of Journalism
Gary Johansen
Omaha World Herald
Walter Slack
Livestock Press, Inc
Randall Packard
Bozell and Jacobs
James Skrdlandt
Sidney
Sidney St. Patricks
C. B. Dorwart
Gary Fries
KRGI
Grand Island
California
Lodgepole
Larry Wells
Fremont
Calif
Memorial Hospital
Don Heeney
Heeney
Roy Bimer
San Jose
Dan Reese
Nebraska Safety Patrol
John Deere Building Donated to Sidney Hospital
The John Deere Company building in Sidney Nebr has been gifted to the Sidney Memorial Hospital board. Ira Steward announced the gift citing authority from Deere & Co executive committee and the hospital board voted unanimously to accept. The 1930 building, once worth over 200000, has been unused and may be sold or leased to bolster the hospital financially. warehouse use is a possibility, though a sale is likely if a reasonable offer appears.
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John Deere Co
Sidney
Sidney Memorial Hospital Board
Ira Steward
John Deere
Omaha
Steward
Willard Deere Hosford, Jr
Deere and Co
Nebr
Sidney Hospital Board
Hospital Board
Hospital
A. J. Jorgenson
Jorgenson
Memorial Hospital
R. C. ‘Chick’ Cunningham
Sidney Resident Is Hospitalized After Collision
Sidney resident Janice M Erickson, 26, of Sidney, was hospitalized with bruises and head lacerations after a car truck crash six miles west of Kimball on Highway 30. Passenger in a car driven by Leonard Erickson, 40, they attempted to pass Kenneth Mooney, 54, of Gillette, who was turning left. The car left the road and landed in a borrow pit. truck damage estimated at $300.
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Kimball
Janice M. Erickson
Sidney
Kimball County Hospital
Richard W. Larsen
Leonard M. Erickson
Kenneth L. Mooney
Gillette
Wyo
Larsen
Farm Bureau Meeting Set in Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County Farm Bureau schedules its annual meeting for Tuesday October 3 at the Kansas Nebraska Gas Co building 2044 Olinois St. Guest speaker is John Klinker vice president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation. Other business includes electing officers and voting delegates to the state convention. Policy talks are on the agenda.
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Cheyenne County Farm Bureau
Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co
Olinois St
John Klinker
Nebraska Farm Bureau, Federation
Halsey Fuller
NFO Calls For Fair Share Of National Income
The Nebraska chapter of the National Farmers Organization adopted a resolution at Grand Island calling for continued efforts to save the family farm and secure a fair price for production. Henry Specht and Jack Sandman were elected national directors, with William Sellhorst reelected. Ken Stofferahn criticized existing agriculture priority plans as favoring high gross incomes and neglecting human resources. About 500 people attended the one day meeting. Cheyenne County NFC plans a meeting at the National Guard Armory Tuesday night.
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Nebraska
National Farmers Organization
Grand Island
Henry Specht
Lyman
Jack Sandman
Wauneta
William Sellhorst
Dodge
Ken Stofferahn
South Dakota
Cheyenne County
National Guard
Window Breaks and Theft Reported in Sidney
Police were notified of two window breakages and a stolen purse over the weekend. A janitor found three workshop windows at Sidney High School damaged on Saturday evening. Tom Gilgren reported his car windshield and rear window were broken by rocks. Rita Golden said a brown leather purse was taken from her car. The report cites Saturday events.
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Sidney
Sidney High School
Tom Gilgren
Elm
Rita Golden
New Well Site OK In Area No. 1 L.D. Hagemister Drilling Permit
Montana Petroleum Corp obtained a drilling permit last week for the No. 1 L.D. Hage meister in an unnamed field, per the Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. The Cheyenne County well lies about five miles east and five miles north of Potter, Toltek Drilling Co has been hired.
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Montana Petroleum Corp
L.D. Hagemeister
Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Cheyenne County
Potter
Toltek Drilling Co
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Sen. Fleming
George Fleming
Fleming
Telegraph
FCC
Potter Firm Law
Denver
Farm Bureau
NFO
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