Monarch butterfly and population mobility from 1970 data
The National Geographic Society notes monarchs weigh tiny amounts and fly up to 30 miles an hour while cruising at one mile per hour, with a banded monarch traveling 1,870 miles in 18 weeks. Census Bureau reports 30.4 million people moved in 1970, 144 percent of the population, with mobility highest among people in their early 20s.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Census Bureau
May marks new year start for B and PW Club here
The Business and Professional Women's Club inaugurates the 1972 year with a candlelight installation led by acting president Mrs James Maxey for Hollis Stone and officers. Committees are named including Personal Development led by Jedythe Kindswater and Civic Participation led by Nelen Tisdel. Members discuss impending state convention in Boulder and hostesses plan a memorial service. New member Marilyn Fransen joins Mountain States Bell. June 14 dinner at Farm Fare Cafeteria announced. A landmark in Leningrad is noted as built by Singer Sewing Machine Company in 1902.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
James Maxey
Hollis Stone
Myrtle Carathers
Dorothy J Martin
Carl Ahtborn
Jdlith Gregg
Jedythe Kindswater
Ethel Lindstrom
Evalyn ‘Meents
Ruth Keena
Nelen Tisdel
Helen King
Hollie Wright
Edith Adrian
Elizabeth Klemme
Mildred Tindd
Ellen Doke
Jessie Astimore
Ava Tousce
Catherine Baker
Betty Schulle
Zola Shinemaker
Dorothy J. Martin
Mary Martinez
Rubye Anderson
Earline Bo
Richard Wright
Gus Anderson
Boulder
Mmes
Hollis Stare
Margaret Nolin
Elizabeth Kleinme
Irene Maxey
Greeley Club
Marilyn Fransen
Mountain States Bell ‘Telephone Co
Pierce couple wed in candlelight ceremony at church
Cynthia Jean Johnson and Kenneth James Van Why wed in a May 28 double ring ceremony at Pierce Methodist Church. Officiants were the Rev. D Durker and Rev. Don Purvis with organist Mrs. Sue Koppen Hether and vocalist Becky Barfoot. The bride wore lace and nylon illusion with a scalloped peplum and carried blue and white spider mums and white orchids. Attendants included maid of honor Mrs. Dean Wilson and best man Wickstrom. ushers Danny Johnson and Wayne Swetzig. A reception followed in the church fellowship hall attended by out of state relatives from Oregon and Idaho. The groom serves as Navy aviator at Kingsville Texas while the couple plans to reside there during his assignment.
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Fellowship Hall
Patricia
Pierce Methodist Church
Johnson
Fhes
Cynthia Jean
Hoor
Dene eeaRer Johnson
Kenneth
James van Why
D. Johnson
Raymond van Why
Pierce
D. Durker
Don Purvis
Sue Koppenheter
Becky Barfoot
Rob Wickstrom
Ault
Jim Cozad
Carpenter
Wyo
Danny Johnson
Wayne Swetzig
Charles van Why
James Fugate
Quo Hartz
Portland
Ore
William L. Fugate
Soda Springs
Idaho
Highland High School
FTA
van Why
HHS
U.S. Navy
Naval Air Station
Kingsville
Texas
Nurse Candidate Plans Medical Surgical Nursing Career
Beginning her training on a scholarship from Legion 156 in 1987 Miss Naffziger trained at Weld County General Hospital and earned a bachelor of science in nursing from the University of Colorado She plans to work in medical surgical nursing and will start at Fairacres Nursing Home as a new staff member.
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Ation
Legion 156
Naffziger
Weld Country General Hospital
University of Colorado
Student
Fairacres Nursing Home
Walt Clark
Social Calendar Luncheon and Dance in Greeley
Social Calendar lists events at Greeley venues including a 12:40 luncheon by the Poetry Club and Daughters of National Geographic, a 1:30 p.m. meeting, and a 1:30 p.m. benefit dance recital for the American Cancer Society by the School of Dance at Greeley West High School.
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St. Louiz
Mound City
Greeley
Bertha Guthrie
15Th St
Daughters of
National _Geographic Society
Union Veterans
Barbara
Mighty Farmfare
Mississippi
American Cancer Society
Rena
Greeley West High School
Sun-blessed Riviera capital founded by Greeks in fourth century B C
National Geographic notes the capital of the Riviera was established by Greek settlers in the fourth century B C signaling early urban origins and lasting maritime culture.
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Nice
The
Riviera
National Geographic
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Janet Sitztiin
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Kenneth van Why
Dean Wilson
Johnstond
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