City council coverage and transit notes in Greeley Tribune
Citizens may read Frank Colohan's council reports in the Tribune first and third Tuesday editions covering topics item by item. A preliminary hearing reviewed sign code changes and potential removal of fences from building permits. The city bus operates 7 am to 7 pm with 20 cent fares for most riders and free rides for toddlers.
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Loca
Frank Colohan
Tribune
Greeley
Gregory. Rucker
B. H. Cruce
Jim Robenstein
Hut
Oscar
Guede
8Th Street
8Th Avenue
23Rd Avenue
Garden City
8Th
Weld County Young Democrats host Julian Bond reception
Georgia State Representative Julian Bond will be the special guest at a Weld County Young Democrats reception in Greeley on July 21. The event is at Lydia M. Royle home, with Bond speaking at 7 p.m. at the CSC College Center.
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Georgia
Julian Bond
Weld County
Milliken Bridal Shower Honors Miss Bernhardt
Miss Charlotte Bernhardt was honored at a Milliken shower with 70 guests at Ald Haven. The event featured two local solos, readings, and gifts, with yellow and white decor. attendees included Annette Gray and Rita Mann, hosting duties by Mrs. Hildreth and others. Miss Bernhardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bernhardt, will wed David Bjoralt of Greeley on August 2 in Greeley.
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Frank Vetter
Milliken
Charlotte Bernhardt
Ald Haven
Annette Gray
Theresa Ingram
Sharon Crouse
Janet Marostica
Hester Bernhardt
Earl Fread
Mesdames
Richard York
Jim Marostica
Ray Hildreth
Paul Knight
Larry York
Charles Gray
Janes York
Robert York
Bedrolls Losing Out in Tokyo
Tokyo reports a shift in sleeping habits as traditional bed rolls decline while Western style bedding gains traction. One Western bed in five Japanese homes signals changing domestic routines and growing adoption of Western furnishings.
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Tokyo
Curator Wins Fellowship for Seminar in Salt Lake City
Mrs. Florence Clark curator of the Municipal Museums at the City Complex has earned a National Fellowship to attend a three week seminar in Salt Lake City from September 4 to 19. The grant funds round trip transport lodging and meals and places her among 20 recipients nationwide. The program run by the American Association for State and Local Cooperation with Utah institutions aims to train professional directors staff and volunteers in administration historic preservation membership development fundraising public relations and exhibit programs.
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Florence Clark
Salt Lake City
Clark
United States
American For State
WesternAmericana
University of Utah
Utah State ‘Historical Society
Western History Center
Conservaton Oof Seul
Couple Returns After Teaching Special Education Jobs
Mr and Mrs Vince Cassidy, of 1906 201h St, returned home from summer teaching. Mrs Cassidy led a three week course in special education at the University of Idaho Moscow for educable mentally retarded methods and materials. The pair taught two courses at Northern State College Aberdeen SD in a five week session, and both work as special education teachers in Greeley School District Six.
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Vince Cassidy
Ciy
Northern State College
Aberdeen
SL. D
Cassidy
Greeley
Cassidy Algo
Special Foundation
Olorado State College
Court docket summarizes numerous traffic and license cases
In Janes 8 Cassaro Rockford MI district court lists misuse of license plates unlawful crossing medians and suspended licenses with fines from 10 to 25 dollars plus costs. Multiple defendants from Farmington NoM Aurora Loveland and other towns face careless driving no operator's license speeding improper passing and related charges with fines, suspensions, or jail time as noted.
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Janes
Cassaro
Rockford
Farmington
Ronall Boward Snyder
Sry
Ray James Morrison
Aurora
Lord Edward Whesland Jr
Boulder
Lorraine Jaramillo
la Salle
Ronald Fred Brinkman
Ault
Leareless
Shirley Eileen Finley
Commerce City
Arlvnn Oliver Wagner
Coulter
George Cookley
Cowfierd
Rt ~v
Greeley
Robert Wolfgang Fillinger
Victor Mandez
Eloy Sanchez
6Th Ave
Ralph Harold Elijah
Loveland
David Howard Cowan
24Th Ave
Doey Giran
Fort Lupton
Charles Allen Langley
16Th St
Augustin Turin
Tex
Cecil Garcia
Lucerne
John Romero
Brighton
Dampe Briseno
Martha DelReal
Ray Romero
Alvin L. Bunn
Longmont
Edwin Dean Schaffer
Robert Clarence Merrill
Beniver
14Th Volve
David Leroy Jaramillo
Deniver
Rada
Jimmy Dale Wayne
Frederick
Waffie
Jimmy Lee Buttorff
Fort Collins
Mary Lymmn Reicher
Fort Marga
Roge T. Cant
Mth Ave
David Lee Flake
Denyer
Jett
Lewis Ho Yarzie
John Steavel
William Thomas Griffin
Isk Ave
Bruce Elliott Miller
Port Collins
Benjamin Lambert Stengel
HOS Montrose
Stop Saga
Miguel Rivera Gomez
John- Give
Imate
Mletuse
Ute Scipiturbanice
Larry Eugene Drew
23Rd Ave
Funeral rites for Linguist Dr Pierre De Lattre
Funeral services were held for Dr Pierre De Lattre a pioneer in language laboratory methods. He died Friday in Santa Barbara at 68 and served since 1964 as director of the Laboratory of Speech Synthesis at the University of California Santa Barbara. He authored influential works on phonetics and instructional techniques. He previously taught at the University of Colorado.
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Santa Barbana
Calif
Pierre de Lattre
de Lattre
University of California At Santa Barbara
University of Colorado
Water Judges To Meet Friday At Capitol
Denver AP reports seven Colorado district judges named by the Supreme Court will meet Friday at the state capitol to discuss administrative procedures under the new water law. The meeting aims to review how the law is to be applied and managed within the state judiciary.
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Tylere
Lwater
Denver
Colorado
Supreme Trueran
JiNgalion
Capitol
U.S
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Durban
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