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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1961
Page
4
A graph indicates a significant increase in physical education skills among Ath and sixth grade students. The data suggests improved ability levels across the monitored group, reflecting positive progress in school PE programs.
Greeley youths, in grades 5 through 12, were measured twice during the school year to assess physical fitness using the AAHPER Youth Fitness Test. Results show above average performance in seven areas including arm strength endurance speed and agility. improvement was noted from March 1961. The program, administered by physical education staff, aims to compare local results with national norms and track progress over time.
The Future Home Makers of America at Kersey held an officer installation in the school auditorium for the coming year. Elaine Fahrenbruch was installed president with Jacque Hastings as vice president, Sherry Helus secretary, Indy Dinnel treasurer, Judy Ikeranye historian, Bonnie Hohlenberg parliamentarian, and Susan Sameshita reporter. Gloria Denise, home economics teacher, sponsors the group. Elaine Fahrenbruch received the Outstanding Home Maker trophy from the Crisca company. The article notes various visitors and relatives visiting the Murphys and others in multiple locations such as Fayetteville North Carolina, San Francisco, Mesa Arizona, Bland Missouri, and Torrance California.
National Park Service Director Conrad L. Wirth urged visitors to avoid feeding bears in national parks. He noted bears panhandle after winter, with injuries rising in 1960 and last year in Yellowstone, and described stricter bear-control measures including trapping, marking, and relocation or disposal of dangerous bears. Visitors should observe bears from a safe distance.
Cub Scouts of Pack 204 at St Peters School reenacted a space trip during the May Teeting in Newman Hall. Den 3 presented awards while Cubmaster Joé Forney sailed to Washington. Den 1 Den 2 and Den 3 members received pins and arrows for badges and achievements.
Three summer activities are set for the Cub Scouts. A fishing contest will be held on June 10 with contestants meeting at 1 p.m. at Newman Hall. A Scout picnic is scheduled for June 36 at Island Grove Park at 3 p.m. The camp tour is planned for August 12. Den leaders and assistants are named in the notice reflecting local groups and den numbers.
Istanbul authorities announce restoration of the ancient cistern at Floksenees, a top tourist site. Regular boat trips will resume through the site with guided access and improved safety.
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