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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
28
Dr. Helen Langworthy director unveils a varied summer lineup at Colorado State College. The program includes a Shakespearean fantasy a Maxwell Anderson tragedy a drama and three comedies to balance the season.
The Little Theatre announces a 1924 season with July performances of Separate Tables Winterset and The Marriage Go Round and August dates for A Midsummer Night's Dream. George Nicovich returns for lead roles and Welby Wolfe will design sets, with Dr Langworthy guiding the program.
The CSC Little Theatre opens a summer season with returning stars Dixie Dowden Sue Hudson Jim Hunt Sharon McGinnis Nell Page Joyce Simmons Pat Puckett Jack Starr Hill Peters Dave Giese Tom Laswell and newcomers David Cart Moffat Gale Toraason Nicola King Nolte among cast and crew. Plays include She's Ming Separate Tables Winterset The Marriage Go Round A Midsummer Night's Dream and a sci fi comedy Ram en Candle Operation Snowball offering varied comedy drama and Shakespearean works for Greeley audiences.
Gresh of the state Game, Fish and Parks Department warns residents along the Rockies front range of a heavy tick population. He notes the Poudre River and Big Thompson drainages as hotspots with up to 14 ticks per person reported. Tick fever risks include Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Colorado tick fever. wear sturdy clothing and use repellents, and remove embedded ticks carefully.
The American Hemerocallis Society has held two conventions in Valdosta due to the town's reputation for day lilies. The plant is noted for its delicate blossoms, which can bloom for a limited period from sunrise to sunset. Most varieties are orange or yellow and grow on tall, stalks reaching three to five feet.
Dr. Larry Alvin Tangeman, Chadron State College education director since 1982, will join a two year Pakistan project as assistant professor of education. He earned A B and M A from Nebraska, Ad B from Colorado. Tangeman and wife Corinne have two children. The project, linked with Colorado State College faculty, aims to train Pakistan educators. Support is provided by the Agency for International Development under the U S Department of State.
Nebraska primary results show Swanson winning the Democratic nomination for state auditor and Swanson also winning the Democratic nomination for Congress second district. The article notes a belief in Scandinavian name influence among voters and mentions Germans and Bohemians as nonvoting Catholics in the Greeley Tribune.
In a Tribune want ad style note, Sicilians favor the Sanguinello blood orange as the preferred juice option over typical orange variants. It appears ordinary on the outside with a faint blush yet delivers extra juice and vivid red flesh, making it stand out for fruit lovers.
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