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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1971

Page

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Old Glory Appreciation Plans for 2nd Veterans Day Parade

Cheyenne County gears up for a Monday October 25 Old Glory Appreciation Day parade expanding last year’s event. Ed Cole and chamber members coordinate with Veterans Administration officials and Governor Exon, seeking speakers, an honor guard from Francis E Warren Air Force Base, and donations to buy 432 flags for schoolchildren. Sidney schools may start at the Junior High and march along Illinois to 8th Street with dispersal at 7th and 8th, followed by a courthouse program and band performances.

Cheyenne County Ed Cole Donald Johnson Veterans Administration Washington Francis Hull Violet Minshall Sidney Larry Pippitt Illinois

Women Liberate Second 25 Prize In Football Contest

The Sidney Telegraph Football Contest awards first prize of 25 dollars to Mrs. James Schilling for correctly predicting Colorado over Ohio State in a tie-breaker. Several entrants missed only one or two games as contestants study college schedules. The third contest is in today's paper with Big Eight matchups and a tie-breaker pairing Air Force vs Penn State.

James Schilling Cheyenne Colorado Ohio State Nancy Iowa State New Mexico Schilling Walter Schumacher Peetz Indiana Baylor Dennis Custer Sidney Elvin Kahl Texas el Paso Arizona Darrell Lenz Chappell Washington TCU Ralph Welch Northwestern Syracuse Sidney Telegraph Kansas

City Council Set To Hear Two Rezoning Proposals Tonight

The 7:30 meeting will open with rezoning requests for 25 lots north of Canada Addition to commercial use, and for block one of Country Club Heights Ltd Addition. Planning commissions favor both changes, with protests from nearby landowners. Cedar Lanes and the Texaco site likely face regulatory updates as part of the agenda.

Canada Richard Daugherty Planning Commission David W Young Sidney School Board Country Club Heights Ltd Texaco Leon Lafler Kenneth Rose Panhandle R.C & D

Panhandle forecast shows fair today and cooler Tuesday

Weather outlook from Frontier Airlines shows generally fair conditions this afternoon and tonight with party clouds on Tuesday. Highs in the 70s today, Tuesday highs 65 to 75, lows 30 to 45, and near zero chance of rain through Tuesday with cooler temperatures through Friday.

Panhandle Frontier Airlines Airlines

Chappell Sale Sets New Record

Chappell Livestock posted its largest dollar volume sale last week with 2,999 yearling Angus and Anus Crossbred steers selling for 729,149. Top price hit 3810. Twenty two double deck carloads and five single deck carloads shipped to feeders in eastern cornbelt states. Iowa Illinois Colorado Nebraska buyers attended. Largest-volume buyer purchased 618 steers totaling 162,149 to be fed in Iowa. Regular feeder calf sales set for Thursdays in October and cattle hog sales on Tuesdays.

Chappell Livestock Iowa Ilinois Colorado Nebraska Jim Martin

Mercury Rises Over Weekend

Temperatures warmed over the weekend reaching 80 on Saturday under clear skies. No rain was recorded and none is expected for the next five days. The FAA flight service station reported extremes Friday 33 to 71, Saturday 44 to 80, Sunday 39 to 79, and today 32 to 58.

Federal Aviation Agency Flight Service Station

Final showings of For Pete's Sake in Sidney Fox Theater

The church group sponsored film has drawn capacity crowds during its seven day run at the Fox Theater. Final shows are tonight at 7 and 9 pm and Tuesday at the same times.

Sidney Fox Theater

WNTC to Launch Campus Landscaping Under Horticulturist Neuman

Sidney horticulturist Jim Neuman oversees a major WNTC landscaping plan for the campus island and grounds. He will grow many plants on site from seeds and cuttings, aiming for year round beauty and easy maintenance while inviting community use and potential future greenhouses.

Western Nebraska Technical College Jim Neuman Sidney WNTC Tech College Neuman Sioux Nebraska Vocare Colorado State University Fort Collins Louis Neuman

Courtesy Call Service Initiated by Welfare Department

Cheyenne County Welfare Department launches a daily courtesy call program for aged, disabled, or sick residents on the local telephone exchange. Five mornings a week an employee will make a brief call to offer help if needed, at no charge beyond a cheerful greeting. Participants should call 254 5891 to be placed on the list.

Cheyenne Cheyenne County Welfare Department

Top Farmer Chosen At Kimball

The 45th Farmer and Oldest Pioneer awards were announced during Kimball’s Farmer's Day events. Eldon Halstead of southeast Kimball County earned Outstanding Farmer honors while George Karlestrum, born in 1888, was named Oldest Pioneer. Special guests included Rep Dave Martin and Miss Nebraska Sally Warner.

Kimball Eldon Halstead Kimball County George Karlestrum Pine Bluffs Dave Martin Nebraska Sally Warner

Local Heart Association to Organize Unit in Sidney

R L Rambo western area consultant for the Nebraska Heart Association and Bill Revier director of field services for the state association will attend a public meeting in Sidney Wednesday night to organize a local heart association unit. The meeting at Memorial Hospital cafeteria begins at 8 pm and officers will be elected.

R.L. Rambo Nebraska Heart Association Bill Revier State Association Sidney The Heart Association Memorial Hospital

Title III Experts Review Nebraska Pilot Project

Dr. Paul Kenney Marland Gammon and Dr Kaye Owens led a three person team in evaluating and setting up Nebraska s first Title III speech and language project. The pilot aims to train mentally retarded students in verbal and non verbal communication with federal funding for three years and may be expanded statewide.

Paul Kenney Scottsbluff Marland Gammon Kaye Owens Greeley Colo University of Northern Colorado Nebraska Educational Service Unit 11 Bill Kelley Salls Hasthorn Mary Ann Hawkins Kenney

IFYE Student To Speak At 4-H Building

Walter Schletterbeck, International Farm Youth Exchange student from Germany, will speak about his homeland with slides at 7 30 Wednesday night in the 4 H building. The IFYE program promotes People-to-People understanding and Schletterbeck is staying 17 days with the Robert Spearow family of Gurley to learn about Cheyenne County farm life.

Walter Schletterbeck International Farm Germany IFYE Schletterbeck Robert Spearow Gurley Cheyenne County

Bond Sales At 77 Percent Of 1971 Goal

Bond sales in Cheyenne county for August reached 32 948 dollars, bringing eight month total to 249 103 dollars as county chairman H Glenn Spearow reported. Statewide monthly sales were 3 946 751 dollars and eight month total 34 389 760 dollars, reaching 792 percent of quota. Through August, sales exceeded last year by more than six million dollars, up 215 percent.

Cheyenne County H. Glenn Spearow

Two Area I-80 Bids Announced By DOR

The Department of Roads released apparent low bids for about 1.6 million dollars worth of highway work. Western Engineering Co. of Harlan Iowa led with 344 597 for 66 miles of US 20 paving between Rushville and Clinton. K and H Co. of Lexington bid 26 527 for 2.1 miles of roadside improvements between Kimball and I-80. Bruenings Nurseries and Farms of Higginsville Missouri bid 103 174 for roadside work between Roscoe and the Colorado line. Maury Corp of Geneva topped local bids for grading and culverts on the same stretch with 63 710 and 64 417 respectively. Total low bids reached 1 672 756 versus 1 865 139 estimated by DOR engineers. Other county projects include lighting in Omaha, culverts in Hershey, and grading and surfacing near Rockford recreation area among others.

Department of Roads Nebraska K and H Co Lexington Kimball I-80 Bruenings Nurseries and Farms Higginsville Roscoe Colorado State Line Western Engineering Co Harlan Iowa Rushville Clinton Sheridan County Maury Corp of Geneva DOR Douglas Omaha Lst Dominion Destruction Co Scottsbluff Lincoln Hershey Paulsen Building and Supply Cozad Gage Rockford Recreation Area B. O. C, Inc Hartington C & H Construction Thurston’ Pender East Industrial Contractors Corp Energy Enterprises Corp

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