Weld County School Lunch Group Adopts Constitution
Weld County school lunch association formed in February adopts a constitution at its second meeting with forty attendees in Pierce Adol lunch room. Demonstrations cover rolls. next meeting planned for October at Big Bend school. Members include district and state program leaders. invitations extended to Loveland and Denver officials.
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Big Bend
Laboratory School
Colorado State College of Education
Association
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Gree. Tey
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Yice
Mayes
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Denver
Weld County Association
Lille Cunningham
Valley View
Madge Porter
Park Achual
Greeley
Ley Coffey
Gursta
Loveland Achorls
Weld County Group
Waking Miracle Stuns English Village After 46 Years
Eustate Bennett a retired farmer near Hose England is dubbed the waking miracle by local doctors. He reportedly has not slept in 46 years, with nurses at his bedside for a week and doctors observing a hospital stay that never fully began despite sleeping potions.
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Eustate Bennett
Hose
England
Burnett
Milliken club groups discuss community needs plan pool
In Milliken a first area meeting of the Milliken Woman's Club and allied groups reviewed local needs and a proposed swimming pool project supported by VPN and American Legion. Clean Up Week for May was set and a follow up meeting was scheduled for late spring or early summer to check progress with Lions Club Fire Department and other organizations present.
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Milliken Woman's Club
Atheacanal
Norman Carlson
VPN
American Legion
Jonnythan
Milliken
Lowe and
Eneh
Aladent
Giths
Lions Club
Fire Department
Learners Home
Lenvis
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Auxiliary
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Club of the
Denver Man Named Chairman of Engineering Educators Group
Wilbur H. Parks of the University of Denver was named chairman of the Rocky Mountain Section of the American Society for Engineering Education at its annual meeting at Colorado A&M College. New officers include Dillings Brown, Brigham Young University, vice president, and John Metoth, Hon, NY, secretary. Don Lamb, University of Wee ming, won the young engineering teachers paper contest. Reynold Watking of Utah State placed second. About 100 members from Colorado, Wyoming and Utah attended the meeting.
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Colo
Wilbur H. Parks
University of Denver
American Society For Engineering Education
Colorado A&m College
Dillings Brown
Brigham Young University
John Metoth
Don Lamb
University of Weeming
Young Engineering Teachers
Reynold Watking
Utah State
Society
Colorado
Wya Iming
Utah
Seamnion
Six dollars an acre bid for Glade Park land
The Bureau of Land Management reports Carl Carpenter of Coll to have placed the high bid of 6 per acre for 200 acres at Glade Park near Grand Junction. The sale occurred April 12, matching the appraised price. No further action will be taken for 30 days to allow adjoining owners to bid if desired. If a second 6 bid arrives, the bureau will choose based on land use and other considerations.
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Bureau of Land Management
Carl &. Carpenter
Coll
Glade Park
Grand Junction
Denver Water Board Sued Over Future Sales Outside City
Denver Board of Water Commissioners and Denver city council sued in district court Monday in an injunction action against future water sales outside the city limits. Plaintiff Jim Jean Cameron, who resigned as municipal court judge last week after a dispute with Mayor Newton, seeks a ruling on whether the board may temporarily lease water rights beyond Denver. Cameron says if the court would allow outside use to continue, he would ask that the act be dismissed. The suit rests on a charter provision granting temporary lease powers when city water supply suffices for current needs.
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Denver Board of Water Commissioners
Jim Jean Cameron
Quigg Newton
Cameron
Water Board
Tinted April 7 1588 SkaAle ManTiA Gregg Aerk of Sindy Py
A garbled entry notes an individual named Tahin Arternos Toricantitte aged 24 with dated references to 2007 and May 11. It mentions locations including Coloende Teidine Fort and denaty Clark, with scattered names SkaAle ManTiA and Gregg. The text is fragmentary and unclear about events.
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Sindy
Py Elsi Orf RW
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GHS National Honor Society Initiates May 3
The Cheele y high National Honor Society will hold its final initiation on May 2 in the school auditorium. Seventeen seniors and juniors are listed for initiation and election to form the nucleus of next year’s group. Richard Churchill chairs the initiation committee with a large staff handling invitations refreshments program and ushers. A reception in the high school lunch room follows the ceremony.
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National Monor Society
Cheeley High
Patricia Abbott
Eileen Axsont
Elgetta Rennitt
Gene Hrant
Janet Gardner
Ann Gold
We Gold
Don Johnson
James Kadlecek
Cornelia Miller
Nannette Steele
Norma Loy Anderson
Larry Anderson
Keith Berry
Frank Cartajal
Mary Carr
Jerry Taubh
Nave Gillett
Allen Hagood
Anita Mall
Barbara Johnson
Dan Jones
Rosalie Kurtz
Mary Ann Salzman
Richard Smith
Richard Churchill
Cera Wwong
Karen Gilbert
Luann Stettberger
Raquel Cook
Viola Lundberg
Mary Margaret Miller
Eunice Runt
Douglas Heston
Wasne Itechtholt
Sue Woodward
Jane Eltinger
Margaret Mosier
Marilyn Bacher
Alice Taylor
Mary Leallinze
Steve LeSatz
Deanna Gortach
Jeannette Dale
Alberta Walters
Karen Roberts
Colleen Barnett
Bond Sales Rise in Weld County March Totals
Weld County bond chairman M. Dickerson announced March sales reached 62,394.67 dollars with a March investment of 62,994.47 dollars. County and residents contributed to a first quarter total of 942,701.83 dollars and a county record market high of 1,556,437,000 dollars, up 13 percent from last year and 20 percent ahead of the prior period.
Savings Bonds Boosted by Dollar Value, Chairman Says
The county chairman attributes rising Savings Bonds demand to a steadier dollar and higher future purchasing power. He notes stronger bond appeal as the dollar strengthens, while overall sales for the year reach millions, with Sedgwick and Pitkin counties leading in quarterly averages and Crowley close behind.
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