FSA Chapter Awards Pins and Officers Installed
The Theta Nu chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi held a jewel pin ceremony at Mrs. Glens Harper's home with Alpha Lambda chapter members present. Recipients included Mrs. Loonie Johnson Mrs. Bi Bibbey Marian Kinney Donna Held Mary McCarthy and Jane Barwick. New officers for 1965 64 were Airs. Norman Bowles president Miss Kinney vice president Miss McCarthy corresponding and recording secretary and Mrs. Bibbey treasurer. The installation service was led by Miss Louise Seeve, outgoing president.
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Theta Nu
Glens Harper
Alpha Larabda
BSA
Loonie Johnson
Bi Bibbey
Marian Kinney
Donna Held
Mary McCarthy
Jape Barwick
Norman Bowles
Miss Kinney
Miss McCarthy
Men resist spectacles despite vanity and virility myths
AP Newsfeatures reports eye health expert Auge st A Nelson finds men tend to reject glasses due to notions of strength, while women are more accepting. He notes the dangers of glaucoma and age related vision decline, urging regular eye checks and public education to prevent blindness.
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Jean Sprain Wilsch
New York
Augest A. Nelson
Daniel Bune
Bill Ceely
Kelnon
Botler Vista Institue
Nelson
Vielin
Fort Collins Nuptials Highlight Stroh Farlow Vows
Miss Mary Elizabeth Farlow and Stroh Stroh were married at American Baptist Church Fort Collins. Ceremony featured white peau de soie gown with cathedral train and white orchid bouquet. Bride’s party included sisters and cousins. reception followed. After June 3 they will live in Fort Collins while groom completes CSU degree.
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Mary Elizabeth Farlow
Rmphler
Sul
Vo. Miller
Rirks+ Farlow
Johnstown
Ville
Jervee
A. Sterol
Culver
Carolyn
Gering
Albert Stroh
Ruth Kreger
Tun
Johmstown
Okawa
Okla
Gary Scheur
Mann of Sentinel
Amurican Baptist Church of
Fort Por
Albus
Laurie
Tahoe
Fort Collins
Valarado State University
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Order of Ktinbow
McCook
Nebelunior
Stroh
CSU
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Keith Spalwolfie
von Davis
Charles Stroh
Mike Scott
Richard Cross
Bite
Jerry Larisa
Carl Milner
Gege Belz
Sharyn McCray
Greeley
Nancy Malm
SAUW Biennial Conclave Heads to Denver Next Week
The 2000 SAUW biennial convention of the American Association of University Women will gather in Denver June 24 to June 1. About 2000 members from multiple states will travel by chartered ferries and planes, by rain, and by car to attend the event.
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Sauw
Denver
Atealimaten
Herries
American Association of University Women
Convention highlights and speakers shape AAUW meeting
A Denver Colorado convention agenda features prominent speakers including John D. Rockefeller III, Dr Harrison Brown, and Miss Irene Hilton as they address Population Council themes and education implications. Delegates will discuss four broad topics, elect officers, and hear luncheon addresses from college representatives and state presidents.
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Denver Hilton
John D. Rockefeller
Population Council
Harrison Brown
National Academy of Sciences
NAS
Margaret Clapp
Wellesley
C. Meredith Wilson
Minnesoa
London
International Federation of University Women
Irene
Hilton
Edith Green
AAUW
Anna L. Rose Hawkes
Pauline Tompkins
Central City
Clear Canyon Creek
Denver
Rocks
Princeton
Sdisms Inc
Bruce al. Metzger
Princeton ‘Theological
Estes Park
Circle Burgas
Navy
Rocky Mountain National Park
Elizabeth May
Wheaton College
Norton
Mass
Cism
Automotive Taxes Record $4.7 Billion Collected
The federal government collected more than $4.7 billion in automotive taxes in the last fiscal year. This figure reflects taxes on vehicles and related sales, underscoring ongoing revenue measures influencing the auto sector nationwide.
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