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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
9
Readers are instructed to mail all correspondence about Heloise to King Features Syndicate at 235 Elgin Street New York NY. The notice specifies a central mailing address for questions and tips related to the advice column.
An interview with Powers models from the 1940s reveals a natural beauty ideal. Profiles of studio figures like Heloise and Amy Vaden discuss grooming, salon routines, and the era’s society expectations for public appearances.
The Associated Press reports four Colorado institutions awarded over 4,600 degrees at Friday commencements. CU issued 2,077 degrees at Folsom Stadium, Denver 1,164, CSU 186, Mines the remainder. Gordon N. Ray urged national distinction in humanities. Denver’s Chester M. Aller spoke on long term goals, while Andrew G. Clark received an honorary degree at CSU.
Big Bend club members voted to build and enter a float for the Grenley July parade with the theme Teen Ape Hit Parade. The boys softball team plans to enter the tournament and Mrs Carl Shomberger showed slides by her son Chris Stromberger taken in Hawaii Hong Kong and Japan during the meeting at Stephen and David Boulter home.
Eighteen members of the La Salle Flames firemen’s auxiliary met at Town Hall on Tuesday. Birthday gifts and thank you notes were exchanged among members. plans were made for a firemen’s race in August at Lafayette. Delegates Stephen Root and Roger Reeve Sr. attended the Lions State Convention in Durango and toured Mesa Verde National Park. Vacation Bible School at First Assembly of God La Salle runs June through June 12 for ages 3 to 15 with “Full Speed Ahead with Christ” as theme, including music crafts and activities. Mrs George McClellan hosted a surprise birthday party for 32 women of the Presbyterian Women’s Association at Cooper’s Restaurant, then visited the Special Edu-cation Department Laboratory to view a model apartment for teaching handicapped children.
A list of patients dismissed from Weld County General Hospital on Friday June 3 includes Joe Mandez Janet Lou Seall Albert Patton Philo Abbott Mrs. Everet Pyles Otis Eugene Hettinger Mrs Don Nickels Goveland Mrs Paul Busick Frank Guerrero Mrs Rayburn Morgan Francisco Hernandez Mrs William Scheid Windsor Mrs Frank Aughinbaugh Lupton Charles Menke Cora Malick Kersey Tanies Infis John Courtney Lyle Ault Bob E Libsack Joel Folson Cyril Grossaint Shy Howald Dug and son Betty Mills Erma Ries Gale. Tribune want ads.
Terence Pritthhell and Hobin Chandler linked to embassy families shape elite design while Olive Cay Jey's husband Tomas Watson leads a Gem Cynthia Hane slate. Joan Bennett Sha recalls late night model tuning. Powers cites inner glow and personality as key. He credits Fred eric March and Alice for early success and notes his shift to finishing schools teaching the natural look.
Lynda Bird Johnson, 26, daughter of the President, will fly to Honolulu next Friday aboard a $10 jet fare. She travels for a university conference on children and youth at the University of Hawaii, while using the trip as a vacation between classes at George Washington University. She is a junior and will attend the teen-age assembly at Leilehua High School during her stay.
Dr Wesley M Stelun of Lalorado State College spoke to senior managers in Denver this week on physical and emotional fitness. The talk was at the Brown Palace Hotel and sponsored by the U S Civil Service Commission. West Germany's Bundestag unanimously approved the limited nuclear disarmament treaty and the chaper house is expected to act by month end.
Allan Chaloupka, 17, of Colorado State College High School, will report to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis in late June for induction and training. He earned a Red Crow badge and will undergo formation, indoctration, and a cruise before starting regular coursework. His path includes a bachelor of science degree and a Navy commission after four years. His father Dr W C Chaloupka is a college principal and former Navy lieutenant.
AP dispatches recount jokes by presidents about their wives. Includes Truman remark about kissing his wife and Johnson at a funeral meeting representatives. Also mentions a Boy Scout at a troop, Eagle Scout award in 1962, and youth activities. Island news from Suva Fiji notes influenza and regional events.
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Charles Siman veteran county reassessment judge seeks Fourth Judicial District seat but fails to win full GOP backing. He carried 61 of El Paso County’s 1100 votes amid split support shown by assembly members. two district attorney contenders, Robert Russell and Norman Wallon, were designated with Russell receiving 38 votes and Wallon 38. Other western district nominees included Arick Hinlon and James Quine Jr., Hinlon with 12 votes and Quine 44. Also reported, a San Quentin prisoner tried to burn himself with paint thinner, dripping liquid from a prison shop, in a severe to critical condition.
Washington Garden expert Paul Bineus cites eroded areas and dying trees on Capitol grounds. Stevenson documents patchy lawns, overgrown vines, and sprinkler problems while defense of staff limits cites 38 workers for Capitol grounds and related sites amid an $288 500 appropriation, as House appropriators urge better upkeep.
This note expresses gratitude to Dr Wed slay, Dr Ate Divid, Dr Westray and all the nurses and aides who helped during illness. The writer thanks friends everywhere and especially their minister Rev Morton Hupe A Moody for support and love.
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