Weld County youths dominate 4th annual FFA awards
At the 4th annual Future Farmers of America convention in Fruita Severn Weld County youths led the honors. Wayne Vangederschope of New Raymer earned Colorado State Star Farmer and became state FFA president. Other winners included Lynn Fagerburg of Eaton in horticulture, Kerbs of Bitton for agricultural education, Ron Anderson of Balin in agricultural sales, Crale Meteuuel of New Raymer in agricultural mechanics, and Stanley Gingerich of Keenestuy for Star Poultry Farmer.
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Beethoven Sonatas Highlight UNC Library Wednesday Evening
UNC professor Dr. Walter Schenkman presents a free piano recital in the University of Northern Colorado Library Auditorium on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The program opens with Beethoven’s early sonatas and proceeds to the middle and late works, including Opus 7, Opus 28, and Opus 13.
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Greeley Police Log Highlights A Monday Array Of Calls
Police log items report a malfunctioning traffic signal, multiple accidents on 14th and 16th, a prisoner released on PR bond, reports of exposed individuals in parks and drive-ins, burglary attempts, a vehicle theft, open car doors, and various disturbances. Officers handled burglary threats, suspicious persons, animal complaints, and a bicycle theft, with several incidents tied to specific streets and locales in Greeley.
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Cardab Thanks MISNET A sports thank you note
Cardab thanks MISNET and others for support after the loss of husband and father John A. Walger. Gratitude goes to Jolie Nepuschamat, Mra Dapartment, Dayid Misner family, Royal Neighbors of America Fort Anton and Falvacred Manor staff.
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Blind Mother Trails Sharpshooter in Milwaukie Feature
In Milwaukie Oregon a blind mother named Turovan overcomes doubt to learn quick drawing with a signal device. She plans to enter Friday championship in Portland after a recent Vancouver competition. Her husband Greg supports hunting but initially opposed guns until a neighbor helped her practice.
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Cloud seeding test linked to fatal flood in Rapid City
An Omaha copy tipster recounts a cloud seeding test conducted by the Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and others, hours before a deadly storm hit Rapid City. Officials say the experiment involved salt drops from an airplane and stirred debate about weather modification safety and relevance.
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Nixon Seeks OK for ABM Pact Amid Fine Print Disclosures
President Nixon asked Congress to approve a two-site ABM treaty with the Soviet Union and a companion executive agreement to limit land air and sea based offensive missiles. He called it an important first step to curb the arms race while warning it does not end strategic competition. Congressional leaders voiced cautious support as negotiations continue. The White House disclosed key details and noted potential for future limits and possible withdrawal after five years if tighter arms controls are not negotiated.
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CW Performer At Red Steer Rodeo Show
Amid a busy rodeo schedule, CW Performer at Red Steer is billed as a country and western singing star Buck Gwone set to perform at the Pejaleer Taninge in Lurerne in July. A four piece band backs the act, with local officials coordinating the event under the Capital flag.
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Chlorine Leak at Aurora Pool Hospitalizes Youths
An apparent chlorine gas leak at an Aurora pool hospitalized about 20 youths and several others Tuesday. Authorities say vandals opened a metal screen and removed blocks under the chlorine tank causing gas release during swimming classes for children. about 290 youngsters were moved to nearby facilities for observation and treatment.
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Meeker Home Wows With Flag Pole Install
A ceremony at the Meeker home marks the installation of a flag pole by the Parks Department. Mayor Richard Porc and veterans groups including World War II variety veterans will participate in the event showing local civic pride.
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Highway Conf June 10-23 In Santa Fe New Mexico
National highway management conference will convene June 10 to 23 in Santa Fe New Mexico with attendees from 83 states the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Sponsored by the Highway Users Federation and the American Association of State Highway Officials the theme focuses on managers must be proactive. A related conference is planned for September in Stowe Vermont.
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Weather forecast for Moorlay and Colorado region
An OCR weather forecast describes thunderstorm potential and unsettled conditions. It notes variable temperatures with highs around 85 and lows near 78 in some areas, with showers and storms possible mainly afternoon and evening. Elevations may see 10 to 40 degree differences, and winds are mild, fading into calmer conditions tonight.
Community Notes From Ault Area Church Events
Chestnut Church members hosted a welcome for Mrs. Whitworth and family with guests from Denver and Greeley. Mrs. Beulah Backstrung hosted the 20th Century Club, with games and prizes. A dessert bridge for No Malay members featured August Southman and Harvey Magnuson high scores. Baptist Women's Saviory plans and hospital maser work were noted. Curtis Swanson and family returned from a trip to Minnesota.
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Burglary Loot Reported At Local Homes and Offices
Police reported two burglaries in the area with losses totaling around $3351. Items stolen included tape recorders, a land stereo system, a clock radio, and other equipment from a home on 4th Ave and the offices of Bowles Trac I Services. Neighbors and residents were away at the time. A social evening hosted by Mrs. Harold Fletcher was noted, along with plans for future gatherings and a community Bible School closing after a week of sessions led by Rev. J. E. Humerickhouse.
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Burglary Report From Bowles Building Break-In
A note from the Bowles building describes a night burglary where thieves pried open a door with a screwdriver or knife and fled through a rear entrance. An attempted entry at Hetlinger residence failed through a window, with no items reportedly taken from the site.
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Hospital Dismissals From Wes County Central Hospital
Dismissals listed include David Brow 3508 W fifth St Huad Mrs Andrew Orona Lucerne Mrs Melford Dyer Walon Darrell Christensen 113 Mth Ave ICom by Henry Stule Windsor Wake Hever Windsor Mrs Donald Schubert 3407 4th SL Toad Mrs Evan Copley Ann 1395 25th Ave Court Mrs Join Zatoeluen and son M09 Glenmera Pived Gerald Fisele Yosemite Dr
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