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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
12
A cluttered remin der features Lois Ham sharing Cashew Beef Casserole with ground beef onions celery rice soup mushrooms cashews baked 350 for 30 minutes. It also cites chili con carne and baked ham loaf recipes, kitchen tips, and a Peacheroom Frozen Torte dessert, all presented as homemaker guidance with varied pantry ideas and thrift hints.
The Scottsbluff home extension poster by Mrs. Jim Axrwyanes Gene Lienemann and Gayle Sample won top recognition at the state convention. The design will be shared with county clubs to promote similar exhibits and aid library outreach through Harriet Lute of the Nebraska Library Commission. Attendees from Sidney Dalton Lodgepole and more are pictured with the poster.
Neal Schmale of Sviney High School was named a semifinalist in the 19OBIKY Merit Scholarship testing. The recognition stems from the nationwide testing of thousands of high school students and follows preparation and performance on the National Merit Scholarship test.
Ralph Spearow of a Crescane County wheat farm in the Hunterian area received an agricultural honor, with a walnut and bronze plaque. The award recognized his progressive farming methods and community leadership in the certified seed program and rural development efforts. Spearow serves on the county extension board, the Avera Development program, and local church and civic groups.
The article notes the association claims 20 000 to 25 000 active members in its national network. It discusses ongoing efforts to recruit and organize in the midwest region with emphasis on Lawrence Kansas. The piece highlights the group’s yearlong activities and public outreach.
Portraits of community figures include Tuffy the farm dog famed for treed raccoons and Peggy Hakes departing for a junior year abroad in Europe. Also noted are Ron Barker's flood rescue publicity and Mrs. Don Hudson’s hat business using peacock feathers in Lynnwood Washington.
The Nebraska Wheat Commission resolved to support proposed changes by the USDA to US grain standards. It argues standards should describe wheat condition to improve merchandising in world markets. Commission members include William Lindeken Chadron as chair and others from Imperial Ogallala Lincoln and more.
Police report vandalism at the Latter Day Saints church at Toledo and Keller streets caused about 400 in damage. Holes were smashed in rear windows by a sling shot or rocks. Chief Sol Willis urged residents to notify authorities if they see youths with slingshots.
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