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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1963

Page

10

Two Churches to Spend Over 250000 on Construction

City Building and Inspection Department reported Wednesday that two churches will undertake major additions with estimated costs over 250000. The United Presbyterian Church at Luke Schneider vanes 247th Ave and 5th St will add a chapel and hall totaling about 87 by 63 feet with two upper floors and a basement. The Seventh Day Adventist Association of Colorado plans an assembly and school building on Ws Yard Ave at an estimated cost around 9? with a one story structure. Other permits issued include a church-related expansion at 2315 W 0th St and various repairs and minor additions for local properties.

Wuelding Promis United Presbyterian Church Luke Schneider Vanes Sth Am Esti 12Th St Sis Phillips Robbins Construction Co Denver Coat Mh Ave James F. Roberstein Inspou!yioa Seventh Day Adventist Association of Colorado

Wall Street gains fuel late as traders eye steady bonds

The New York market advanced with steel and auto issues leading, aided by a labor deal and solid volume near 4.1 million shares. Chrysler rose, and gains hovered around one point for several rails, airlines, and utility names while futures hinted at mixed results. bonds remained steady as U.S. government issues traded quietly.

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Local Market Extends Tariff Credit Talks in Warsaw

In Warsaw Poland on June 24 officials announced Indonesia will extend a tether credit agreement, expanding financing terms. The move affects trade relations and currency support as market specialists monitor potential impacts on regional stability and pricing.

Warsaw Poland Indonesia

Goods Valued At 886 Stolen At Windsor Farm

Windsor farm store theft reported by Sheriff Bob Welsh and Deputy Sheriff Don Gustafson. Items stolen include two portable televisions, a record player, wristwatch, silverware sets, knives, paring knives, wrenches, a car cashing item, and the cash register, with total value around 886. The break in occurred through a rear door. two bidders’ knives and other goods were also mentioned. Police investigated. suspect details unclear.

Sa Wa Tua Mauweler Windsor Sheriff's Office Bob Welsh Don Gustafson Eoteamnee Tiertart Mannedlen

Cash Grain Market Report Confusing Trade Summary

Fragmented OCR text reports mixed grain prices and items for wheat rye and barley with unclear figures. Mentions Chicago cash market and various grain types but lacks coherent transactions or clear pricing context.

Chicago Grain Market Faces Broad Decline on Liquidation

Chicago grain futures fell sharply amid a broad setback as liquidation pressured grains, with soybeans down nearly a dime and wheat, corn, and rye also lower. Traders cited liquidation after rumors of a Cuban invasion and mixed market signals.

Chicago Cuba

CSC Summer Session Week Calendar At Campus Garden Theater

Week of June 24 to 29 features Eyehth anal slides from Denver International Sala of Phytogs raphy in Garden Theater. Dr. Robert Stollberg talks process of service at CSC Satisfatory School. Band concert in Garden Theater Tuesday evening. Family fun night and AID services exhibit in Garden Theater ballroom Wednesday. Cadets from the 1 ir visit Thursday with Lakewood High School and Lima trip details. Five Finger Exercise staged Friday evenings with two performances.

Denver International Sala Raphy Garden Theater Robert Stollberg San Praneiico State College CSC Ree Magic Garden Serioul Quito Ecuador AID Jfive Vorea Academy Colorado Tom Manouck Head Springs Lakewood High School Goodwill Jinain Tiedlime Garden ‘Theater Oper Fenders Lima Penwich Public Pam Little “Theater of Her Rockies Frasier Theater

Dogs Must Have 1963 Licenses Starting July 1

Olive Chich Back Towning reminded dog owners Friday that one more week to get 1913 licenses for their dogs. Beginning July 1 there will be a $1 penalty for any dog found without a license. Licenses obtainable at the City Hall.

Olive Chich Teall

Shirtmakers form joint label for Britain and Market

Four of Norway's leading shirt manufacturers join with Haye es to create A S Sevenills, a joint company promoting top quality shirts under a common label for Great Britain and the Common Market countries.

Oslo Norway Haye Es A/S Sevenills Great Britain

Auditor To Be Corrected On Hereford Bank Interest

Hereford State Bank of Colorado, one of five in the state, may lack sufficient collateral to cover state deposits, according to State Auditor Jobo Proctor. Bank president Henry Trautwein said the auditor misunderstood the situation, noting loans from Farmers Home Administration FHA are used as collateral and are fully insured.

Hereford Hereford State Bank Colorado Jobo Proctor Henry Trautwein Jol Love Hereford Bank A Denver Federal Housing Administration FHA Veterans Administration Colomwdo Trautwein Farmers Hore Administration Traubwein Farmers Home Administration Pederal Housing Administration Prattwein State Banking Commission National Federal Reserve Bank

Windsor planning events and summer band programs listed

Windsor planning opens registrations for boys and girls age school age to attend camps at GCA Yowh Cemer and Greeley High band rooms with varying times and no or small fees. Earl Faulkner directs GCA programs. June Hill Club meets Mondays and Wednesdays at Youll Center rifle range. Adult concert set for Lincoln Park bandshell. Ridiculous Days festival planned for Windsor on June 2 with free amusements and a factory project in Lebanon.

GCA Cemer Greeley High Earl Faulkner Youll Center Linchin Park Windsor GAA Monavid Uheir Lebanon

Rounds Drilling Ahead in Lykins No 1 Milliken Well

Drilling underway in the Lykins formation at the No 1 Milliken wildcat near Greeley and New Windsor Field. Clyde Kissinger Petroleum Co. drives to test the Lyuts zone at 9100 feet with mud and Lykins samples recorded. Nearby wells include Dakota at 7836 feet and Lykins at 8490 feet.

Don Rounds Drilling Gy Mightunds Hills Clyde Kissinger Petroleum Co Lyuts Dakota Lykins Greeley JL Miles New Windsor Lyons California Oi Uo Amiles Lie Present Sity Kissinger Mifor Nist

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