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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
6
Side meeting of the First Christian Women's Fellowship will be held in the sanctuary of the First Christian Church Thursday at 4 30 PM. Mrs Lacy L Wilkinson will co view the book Westward the and incoming officers she installed Social hour in the church parlor will follow with Group VI having asgss Mrs A Mr Dimmitt is chairman of this group.
New York reports elor's Studio intends to establish a permanent company for public performance to preserve a member of the pruning committee amid recent financial troubles. The group includes Kim Stanley Maureen Stapleton Geraldine Page Jo Vart Fieel and Rod Steiger with graduates committing at least four months to the project next year.
A silver anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs Max Ford of 2625 ath Ave Court honored the couple. Hosts included Ford children and families from Greeley and Anaheim. The article also notes many births at Weld County General Hospital and details on the Strubel and White family weddings at Trinity Episcopal Church.
When serving crown roast pork plan 1 or 2 ribs per person depending on appetite. The guideline matches traditional portions to ensure adequate slices for each guest.
Hong Kong reports the Eng family, seven in all, as the first to receive United States entry documents under Kennedy's refugee program. Eng Le Suay and his family, headed to Park Ridge, Chicago suburb, to join Eng's terminally ill father who runs a restaurant there. They are among thousands of refugees admitted to the United States under the program. They depart by plane today.
Studies at the Norwegian Agricultural College show exercised hogs gain larger muscles and leaner flesh. They have thicker hams and less loin fat while using less feed per growth pound than inactive hogs.
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