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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1962

Page

8

Valley Forge Scouts Form Music Band for Jamboree

Boy Scout Troop 250 sponsored by FARIS-The MacKenzie Co forms a band at Heath Junior High School. Led by Charles Childers of Kimbrel Music Co, the group seeks 30 more players from local industries including manufacturing, railroads, and mining. The band aims for the 1963 National Jamboree in Valley Forge with drums, brass, and clarinets as core instruments.

Valley Forge Childers FARIS MacKenzie Co France United States Heath Elec Glassmakure Kimbrel Music Co

Insects Threaten Colorado Crops Across Regions

The Colorado Insect Detection Committee at Colorado State University warns of insect infestations threatening cash crops in southeastern Colorado and Western Slope. Alfalfa in the Arkansas Valley and Mesa County shows high alfalfa weevil larva counts in untreated fields while chemical treatment reduced populations in Pueblo, Otero, and Bent counties. Potato insects rise in Bent and Otero counties though none found yet in the San Luis Valley. Western Slope sugar beet growers are advised to treat late plantings as beet leafhoppers appear in Mesa, Delta, and Montrose counties.

Fort Collins Cash Colorado Colorado State University Arkansas Valley Mesa County Puebla Otero Benn Bent San Luis Valley Western Slope Mesa Delta Montvise

Bid Openings On 2 Road Projects Set for July 6

Denver AP reports the Colorado Highway Department will open bids July 6 for two road projects totaling about 5.6 million dollars. One project funds the Walsenburg bypass on State Highway 25 with an estimated 2.04 million, the other covers 17 miles of interstates 80 and related work including concrete paving grading and signs at a cost around 2.80 million.

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Gerhard Nelson marks 35 years with Mountain States Telephone

Gerhard Nelson, race forecaster and supervisor for Mountain States Telephone in Colorado, celebrated 35 years of service. Born in North Dakota, he later studied at the University of Colorado and held posts across Denver, Colorado Springs, Greeley, Grand Junction, and Albuquerque before becoming a commercial supervisor in 1960. He is married to Louise Sanders and has two sons, James and Gordon. Nelson belongs to Park Hill Lodge No. 148 and leads the Mountain Parks Association headquartered in Evergreen.

Gerhard Mr Nelson Coerado Mountain Stites ‘Telephone North Dakota Boulder University of Colorado Graduatin Ieee Tenver Colorado Springs Greeley Grand

Windsor-Severance FB To Meet Monday

A special program will be put on by Bell Telephone Co at the Windsor-Severance Farm Bureau meeting. The event will be held in the Windsor High School community room at 8 p.m. Monday.

Bell Telephone Co Windsor-Severance

Dr Louis Klitzke Wins Teaching Award at Stout

Dr Louis L Klitzke earned a 500 award for distinguished teaching and service to Stout State College Menomonie Wisconsin. He earned his doctorate in education psychology and guidance at Colorado State College and is an assistant professor of psychology at the Wisconsin college a member of the faculty since 1960 and formerly taught at Lanan Junior College.

Larry Donald Washburn Edward Washburn Briggsdale Air Force Reserve Colorado State Fort Collins Dezrev Louis L. Klitzke Colorado State College Stout State College Menomonie Wis Dr. Klitzke Wisconsin College Lanar

Roland Hayes Receives Amistad Award for Arts and Sciences

New York AP reports tenor Roland Hayes honored with the Amistad Award by the American Missionary Association for contributions to improving relations through arts and sciences. Hayes recognized for his work in lieder and spirituals at Carnegie Mall events.

Roland Hayes Carnegie Mall New York Amistad American Missionary Association United Church, of Christ Hayes

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