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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1975
Page
4
Weld County Department of Social Service advises working mothers to enroll children in licensed day care centers rather than leaving them home with TV. Centers care for 10 or more children ages 2 to 12, must be licensed, and offer supervised, structured activities and summer programs, with lists of centers available from the department.
Forty-seven Weld County students are among 2 023 CSU spring graduates. Clarence G Sitanan of 1000 50th Ave will receive a doctor of veterinary medicine degree. Masters goes to Larry L Larson and Enrique M Barrau. Numerous names listed for undergraduate degrees include residents from Greeley, Eaton, Fort Lupton, La Salle, Platteville, Stoneham, Windsor and Lucerne.
A junior editors quiz summarizes Aloe as a perennial succulent herb in the Lily family native to the Cape of Good Hope. It notes about 130 species, decorative forms, plant height, fleshy spiky leaves in rosettes, flowering spikes in colors, growing conditions, propogation, fiber uses, purple dye and medicinal notes, with a Kansas native winning a prize in a contest and a call to participate for cash prizes.
Ten dissolution of marriage petitions were filed in District Court. Names include Jane Mary Ditka of Pierce and John Grant Ditka, with three children. John Secundino Mestas Jr. and Rachael Guadalupe Mestas of Balsam Ave. with three children. Patricia M Segura of Windsor and Felipe A Segura of Crystal City with no children. Also Ronald L Heinlin and Ruth Ellen Heinlein of Evans, Danna June Macy of Greeley and Roy Macy, DeWayne Adolph and Patricia A Adolph of Greeley with three children, Kenneth L Weedman and Mary Ann Weedman, and Clifford L Knago and Marjorie Joan Knago of Brighton with two children.
The 28th annual Colorado Columbine Girls State will run June 11 through 17 on the Colorado Women's College campus in Denver. About 350 high school seniors are expected to participate, selected by 41 American Legion Auxiliary Units for leadership, character, and government interest. Thirteen cities named for local Indian tribes will be formed. on June 15, newly elected officials will be sworn in by former Colorado Supreme Court Judge Albert T. Frantz.
Aims Community College schedules summer quarter registration for June 16, 17, and 18 with hours in the General Studies building at 5401 W. 20th Street. Courses run in 10 week and two 5 week sessions starting June 17 and July 26. Tuition varies by residency with Weld residents charged 4 per quarter hour, other Colorado residents 3 and out-of-state 24 per credit hour.
A brief note explains that two letters Rand Y marked in international flag code on the masthead indicate that the crew has been notified. The quirky signaling tradition is described as a quick daily convention aboard.
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