Summer Band Concerts Open Tuesday at Garden Theater
Garden Theater hosts Tuesday night summer band concerts conducted by Wayman K. Walker from CSUE, with an 8 piece ensemble and participants from several states. The first concert is Tuesday night June 25 at 2 pm, featuring Carnival of Venice and The Rakes of Matlaw with soloist selections, plus a tentative list of band members from Fort Collins to Pueblo and beyond.
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Garden Theater
Evencete Cag
Wayman K. Walker
CSUE
Walker
CSCK
Cscethe Prapeant
Pan
Cline
Hlagk M Cuneerk
Mareh
Dirk
Mans O' Wai
Stalgers
Gareia
Denver
the Rakes of Matlaw Intersor
San Frouvisew Bi Grande
Lecuuna von
Strausslarding
Osser
Dehly Alanchard
Barbara
Gall 'Cinsll
Sheridally
Sprarflyh
Si Dak
Thor
Wally Sinth
Pueblo
Wiichard Kilmer
El Paso Musicians Lead Large Texas Ensemble
A sprawling list of players from El Paso and Odessa along with numerous Texas and nearby states fills the roster for a major band. Notable names include Jim McNeal and Sally Jones with bassoonists and clarinetists across multiple towns, plus a wide array of horn and percussion specialists. The lineup spans Greeley, Denver, Hutchinson, and several smaller communities, underscoring a regional gathering of wind and brass instrumentalists.
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el Paso
Texas
Jim McNeal
Kerney
Kyle Crain
Odessa
Sally Jones
Fiie
Robert Greenwell
Eads
Norman Beyer
Hutchinson
Kans
Dick Jamieson
Pueblo
Dee Wolff
Haxtun
Steve Mpheal
Kersey
Dwight Dale
la Junta
John Warren
Greeley
Tom Morrison
Cripple Creek
Joan Lafferty
Melvin Hill
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Hale Baldwin
Cadlett
Wis
Ralph Manzo
Bremerton
Wash
Bob Goodnow
Jaker Wand
Bess
Robert Coe
Ralph Levy
Walsenburg
Pat Abnett
Everly Aldrich
Keith LaGaser
Mandoyi
Wil John Bennett
Portland
Ore
Gil Garcia
Denver
Mobert Brown
Scott City
Lyle Stevenson
Furt Morfan
Catherine Lenzini
Publo
Ronald Elliston
Charles Magurean
Gdinburg
Tex
Johi Llall
Akron
Alex Stoffel
Enderlin
N. Dak
Gary Browning
Gerald Meuli
Onro
Jim Miller
Gree
Dak
Arnold Quinanex
Scottsbluff
Ted Madsen
Charles Harlan
Isleton
Calif
Marilyn Jones
Swea City
Iowa
North Side club hosts covered dish luncheon
Mrs. Mads Hansen was hostess for a North Side club covered dish luncheon last week. Guests included Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Mrs. Harold Fletcher, and Mrs. Ray A. Laney. A usual business meeting followed with roll call noting each member’s first home and marriage date. Mrs. Cora Staskill led the gathering.
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Ault
Mads Hansen
Tn North Side
Oscar Johnson
Flacold Fletcher
Ray A. Laney
Cora Staskill
Local society notes and visits span states and industry
A stream of social news recounts meetings at Mrs. Fred Stull’s country home and plans for Eaton park Fourth of July activities. Visitors include Kenneth Campbell from Phaeni Arizona to see his ill mother, Alan Bell from Monrovia California, and Ross Sivers traveling to Harrison New Jersey for Worthington training after earning CU degrees. John Cherry travels from North Hollywood to be with sister Bertha May in Weld County General Hospital. C E Rathbun and family visit in Denver with Anna Tidwell and Leetha Strange in New York and Longmont. Judy Archer wins Cola Taco state twirling title. Connie Manweiler places. Wille Mills, retired rural carrier, recalls a 36-year career spanning 400,000 miles.
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Ralph McDonald
Fred Stull
Eaton Park
H. B. Smith
Ontario
Ore
Wayne Elder
Kenneth Campbell
Phaeni
Ariz
Liona Campbell
Weld County General Hospital
Alan Bell
Monrovia
Calif
Frank McIntyre
Iowa
Ross Sivers
Flarrison
N. J
Worthington Corporations
Arden
White
Denver
Leetha Strange
Mamie Morris
Yuma
William V. Nix
Summer Speech Clinic Opens July to August 9
The 1957 CSCE summer speech clinic runs July 1 through August 9 with sessions on Mondays through Thursdays from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Kepner 105. Children under 10 report 1–2 p.m., older children 2–3 p.m., with flexible drop-off for younger kids. Applications to Verne Ahlberg, extension 742R. Past year served 35 children with articulation, cerebral palsy, stuttering, aphasia, cleft palate, and delayed speech from Greeley to Pueblo. Lisbon reports Portugal requisitioning salt to protect codfishing and chemical trades.
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CSCE
Verne Ahlberg
Kepner
Ahlberg
Greeley
Cheyenne
Windsor
Johnstons
Eaton, Ault
Brush
Evans
Loveland
Pueblo
Editor urges fight against big government in livestock circle
Wheeler McMillen of Philadelphia told delegates at the National Livestock Auction Assn gathering in Excelsior Springs Missouri to curb federal overreach. He urged readers to act locally and resist expanding federal power, as Forest Noel of Lewiston Montana was named president and J W Marvel of Webster City Iowa named vice president of the association.
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Excelsior Springs
Farm Journal
Saturday Night
Wheeler McMillen
Philadelphia
McMillen
Forest Noel
Lewiston
Mont
Association
J. W. Marvel
Webster City
Towa
Kuwait City Seeks Bids for 10,000-Line Telephone Exchange
Kuwait City opened bidding on a large telephone exchange project comprising ten thousand lines. The procurement aims to upgrade communications capacity, with suppliers invited to submit proposals detailing equipment, installation schedule, and service terms.
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Kuwait City
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Warren-Bunting Motor Co
Eaton
Golo
City of Greeley
Colorado
City of Greeley Fire Station
HK Avenue
7Th Street
Colo
Meeker Junior High School
8Th Avenue
14Th and
15Th Streets
Ward
Arlington Elementary School
9Th Avenue
23Rd Street
Mort Balch
Mercury and Newiilen
McMillen Motor CO
Virg McMillen
Greeley Horse Show
Susan Anderson
Greely
Beverly Anderson
Dixie Wailes
Johnstand
Pat McDonald
Roy Kunzman
Fort Lupton
Sandy Mason
Cynthia Stevens
Sharon Sterkel
Temple Stephens
Lakewood Western Girts
Westernalres
Newberry
S. C
Wille L. Mills
Mills
Woody
Kiley the Cleaner
Kiley
Fiee
920Th Street
Court House
Foodliner
AUER
Gordon's
9Th Ave
25Th Street
Speech Clinic
Portugal
Lisbon
Sheen
Meyer Bros
Hatchery
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