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Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description C.40.10 C & O - M and M Dance Club 1966 1 File contains a loose clipping from 1966 specific to the tenth anniversary celebration of this dance club. C.40.10 C & O - McCall Lake China Painting 1967 0 Group paints decorative designs on China; luncheon held. C & O - McTaggart Irish Dancers 1984- Longmont's McTaggart Irish Dancers competed in Denver winning numerous trophies and medals; C.40.10 1985 1 Shannon Taylor competed in Tucson, winning a first place trophy and five first place medals. C.40.10 C & O - MacIntosh Computer Club 1988 0 Meeting notice: Longmont. C & O - MMAGS (Mad Members Against A group of Longmont women attempting to force the Gloria Stevens corporate officers to refund monies C.40.10 Gloria Stevens) 1984 0 for unusable memberships after the Longmont fitness salon closed due to bankruptcy. C & O - Make a Wish Foundation 1985- Children's World, Taco Bell and Boulder County Festival of Homes made contributions to the foundation; C.40.10 1990 0 Jessica Delourey, a Longmont 3 year old received a trip to Disney World. Crossroads Mall in Boulder and Twin Peaks Mall in Longmont welcome mall walkers to use the malls to C.40.10 C & O - Mallwalkers 1985-1991 3 exercise indoors. C & O - Management & Prodevelopment C.40.10 Institute 1987 0 No local articles, Vancouver, CA. The Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP), a division of Manpower, offers temporary employment to youth 14-21 years old; Manpower provided clean up services to the Little White Church C.40.10 C & O - Manpower 1977 0 for the St. Vrain Historical Society. C & O - Manufacturing Engineers Society C.40.10 1972-1974 0 Meeting notices: Boulder and Longmont; one day environment and manufacturing symposium. A voluntary health organization focused on raising funds to finance research grants, diagnosis and C.40.10 C & O - March of Dimes 1984-1991 17 treatment of birth defects; house to house collection drive; fundraisers. A voluntary health organization focused on raising funds to finance research grants, diagnosis and C.40.10 C & O - March of Dimes 1977-1983 18 treatment of birth defects; house to house collection drive; fundraisers. A voluntary health organization focused on raising funds to finance research grants, diagnosis and treatment of birth defects; house to house collection drive; fundraisers; file contains a loose clipping C.40.10 C & O - March of Dimes 1967-1976 47 from 1967. C.40.10 C & O - Marching Handbell Choir 1990 0 Meeting notice: Longmont; Colorado Chapter seeking new members. Northglenn mariachi band with nine musicians and five singers; performances at St. John's Catholic C.40.10 C & O - Mariachis de Colores 1971-1976 12 Church, KLMO radio; Longmont Fiesta. Note: C and O = Clubs and Organizations Page 1 Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Members of the Longmont VFW and Marine Corps League fired a 21 gun salute at Mountain View C & O - Marine Corps League in Cemetery to express their grief and anger over the bombing of a battalion headquarters in Beirut; Toys C.40.10 Longmont 1983-1986 3 for Tots toy drive. A non profit organization, started by the catholic church, geared to making good marriages better through a specialized technique of communication; encounter weekends held twice a month; also C.40.10 C & O - Marriage Encounter 1976-1985 3 Jewish Marriage Encounter of Colorado. C & O - Marriage Enrichment of Denver, A non-profit, non-denominational organization offering seminars/weekends to improve marital C.40.10 Inc. 1977-1988 0 relationships; classes held through Longmont's adult education program. C & O - Martin St. Neighborhood 1985- Residents of Longmont's east side neighborhood met with the City Council and the Police Bureau to C.40.10 1986 0 discuss city code violations and high crime rates; a Neighborhood Watch Group was formed. C.40.10 C & O - Masonic Lodge 1979-1991 16 Meeting notices: Boulder, Eastlake, Frederick, Longmont; fundraisers; scholarships. Meeting notices: Frederick, Longmont, Niwot; scholarships; cornerstone laying ceremonies for newly C.40.10 C & O - Masonic Lodge 1967-1978 31 constructed St. Vrain Valley schools; 10 undated photos. C.40.10 C & O - Masonic Lodge 1960-1967 8 File contains loose clippings from 1960-1967. Increased demands for masonry construction led to the creation of a "readiness" program for mason C.40.10 C & O - Masonry Guild 1972 0 contractors and apprentices; courses offered specific to reading blueprints, estimating and welding. Boulder County master gardeners and master canners will answer gardening and food preservation C.40.10 C & O - Master Gardeners 1983-1989 1 questions at the Boulder County Fair. Master's Swimming is a nationwide program for adults interested in swimming with other adults in C.40.10 C & O - Master's Swimming 1982 0 organized practice sessions. A Track Athletic Congress affiliated club providing youth of all levels team affiliation and coaching C.40.10 C & O - Max Trax 1990 0 support beyond that offered in the local school athletic programs. The resources of the Mead Little League and Mead Community School sports combined to form the C & O - Mead Youth Sports Assoc. 1984- Mead Youth Sports Assoc.; received an award for "outstanding contribution to community education" C.40.10 1986 0 from the Colorado Association for Community Educators. C & O - Meadowdale Homeowners Association of Niwot property owners; potential drainage problems and higher density residences led to C.40.10 Assoc. 1977-1979 0 discussions with Boulder County planners regarding the proposed Creekside development. Longmont program provides one meal each weekday to seniors, the homebound and those unable to prepare their own meals; cost is based on a sliding fee scale; fundraisers & benefits; 1 undated photo; 3 C.40.10 C & O - Meals on Wheels 1988-1990 14 photos 1991-1997. Note: C and O = Clubs and Organizations Page 2 Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Longmont program provides one meal each weekday to seniors, the homebound and those unable to C.40.10 C & O - Meals on Wheels 1985-1987 13 prepare their own meals; cost is based on a sliding fee scale; fundraisers & benefits; 1 undated photo. Longmont program provides one meal each weekday to seniors, the homebound and those unable to C.40.10 C & O - Meals on Wheels 1983-1984 1 prepare their own meals; cost is based on a sliding fee scale; fundraisers & benefits. Longmont program provides one meal each weekday to seniors, the homebound and those unable to C.40.10 C & O - Meals on Wheels 1979-1982 7 prepare their own meals; cost is based on a sliding fee scale; fundraisers & benefits; 3 undated photos. Longmont program provides one meal each weekday to seniors, the homebound and those unable to C.40.10 C & O - Meals on Wheels 1969-1978 18 prepare their own meals; city council debates funding for the program. C & O - Medic Alert Foundation 1979- A charitable, non-profit organization that provides emergency medical identification bracelets and C.40.10 1989 1 necklaces. C & O - Medical Society and Auxiliary Longmont Auxiliary of the Boulder County Medical Society sponsors the Community Volunteer Blood C.40.10 1975-1977 34 Donor Program; 3 undated photos. C & O - Medical Society and Auxiliary Longmont Auxiliary of the Boulder County Medical Society sponsors the Community Volunteer Blood C.40.10 1964-1974 62 Donor Program; file contains loose clippings from 1964-1967; 1 undated photo. C.40.10 C & O - Men Without Partners 1990 0 Longmont; speaker Robin Wellman, therapist at the Counseling and Mediation Center. Meeting notices: Longmont. Meeting topics: organization of city tournament, officer elections; awards C & O - Men's Bowling Association 1970- ceremonies, rules workshop for Men's and Women's bowling association officers; Don Evig high score C.40.10 1980 3 record; Don Bauer elected vice president of the Colorado State Bowling Association. C.40.10 C & O - Men's Breakfast Club 1987 0 Meeting notice: Longmont; purpose is to help widowers adjust to single life. Purpose is to promote the conservation of the natural beauty of Colorado and of Longmont; Meeting notices: Longmont; Meeting speakers: Charles Anderson, Chuck Bliss, John Bunton, Lester Dickens, Herb Gundel, Robert Johnson, Sale Langford, Mrs. Ted Larson, C. Arthur Nelson, Oscar Pearson,; giant C & O - Men's Garden Club (Longmont) pumpkin and sunflower contests; national club takes an anti-chemical stand; planting maple trees and C.40.10 1967-1978 4 tulips. C & O - Men's Garden Club (Longmont) C.40.10 1961-1966 10 File contains loose clippings from 1961-1966. C & O - Men's Golf Association (Sunset) Meeting notices: Longmont; project 75, Longmont 6 year public improvements program; golf C.40.10 1969-1975 2 tournaments; junior golf lessons. Note: C and O = Clubs and Organizations Page 3 Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Tom Clark, VP of economic development of the Greater Denver Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Longmont Twin Peaks Rotary Club regarding the formation of the Metro Denver Network which includes C.40.10 C & O - Metro Denver Network 1988 0 the Economic Development Association of Longmont. C & O - Metro Mayors and Mayors and commissioners honor four teens for overcoming major physical or emotional difficulties C.40.10 Commissioners 1989 0 including Andy McLaughlin, Niwot High School. C & O - Metro North Chamber of Southwest Weld Economic Group met with North Metro Chamber of Commerce including Del Camino C.40.10 Commerce 1987-1988 0 economic group and Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce. C.40.10 C & O - Midsummer Festival 1988 1 Swedish festival; Thompson Park; Old Ryssby Church.
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