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Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Meeting notices: Longmont; REACT; A group of citizen band (CB) radio operators who maintain a 24 hour emergency and automobile program locally and nationally; assists in communicating road emergencies, road information, accidents, fires, road hazards and severe weather conditions; rash of CB radio thefts from cars; members implement Community Watch to assist Longmont police; REACT members respond to Jamestown accident requiring flight for life helicopter for two injured women; Operation Identification Program engraves social security numbers on CB equipment for identification in C & O - Radio Emergency Associated cases of theft; Del Camino resident requests a meeting with the FCC to discuss non-responsiveness to an C.40.10 Citizens Teams 1975-1988 7 emergency CB call. Meeting notices: Longmont; Masonic organization for girls aged 12 to 20; Assemblies #8, # 34 and #83; fundraisers; rockathon; car wash; garage sale; can, bottle and newspaper drive; Easter egg hunt; ski C.40.10 C & O - Rainbow Girls 1977-1990 21 swap. Meeting notices: Longmont; Masonic organization for girls aged 12 to 20; Assemblies #3, # 34, #83 and #88; fundraisers; spaghetti dinner; play equipment donated to St. Vrain Valley School District; Palm C.40.10 C & O - Rainbow Girls 1967-1976 35 Sunday Smorgasbord; car wash. Mountain View Elementary School's jump rope skipping team took home several top honors at regional championships held at Boulder's Fairview High School and prepared for international competition at C.40.10 C & O - Rainbow Roper 1989 0 the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley. C & O - Rainbow Valley Farm School Non-profit school providing 10 acre farm experience for children's field trips and week long summer day C.40.10 1986-1990 8 camps; recipient of National Gardening Association grant; 1 undated photo. Meeting notices: Longmont; St Vrain Valley Ram Club is a unit of the Colorado State University Ram Club C.40.10 C & O - RAM Club 1975-1978 1 for CSU fans, friends and alumni; bus transportation to football games; game videos and highlights. Sanctuary in Aurora which shelters injured raptors and takes them to schools to show children how C & O - Raptor Education Foundation pivotal predators are to everyday living; visit to Spangler Elementary School; Freedom Harley-Davidson C.40.10 1986-1989 1 and Harley Owners Group sponsors benefit at the Boulder County Fairgrounds. Note: C and O = Clubs and Organizations Page 1 Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Platte River Power Authority (PRPA); 15 page Times Call special section details: plant leadership, history, site plans, power generation, natural resources, finances, rates and the Rawhide buffalo herd; contract negotiations and disputes; farmers protest building of the plant; Yampa plant construction vs. Rawhide plant construction; many court cases, law suits and interpretations of state law; Windy Gap water project; disputed sites for power transmission lines; water treatment facility; 25 year old pipefitter dies C.40.10 C & O - Rawhide Power Plant 1977-1984 21 after falling 40 feet at the construction site; 11 undated photos; 1 photo 1991. Meeting notices: Longmont; support group for women who have had mastectomies; an affiliate of the C.40.10 C & O - Reach to Recovery 1978-1990 0 American Cancer Society. "Reaching Out" is the name of a regular newspaper column by the St Vrain Community Council listing C.40.10 C & O - Reaching Out 1974-1979 0 volunteer opportunities in the area. C.40.10 C & O - REACT 0 Folder empty, refer to C.40.10 - Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Teams 1975-1988 Part of the Project Literacy U.S. (PLUS) Campaign; proceeds support the national literacy hotline, local C & O - Read America, Win America literacy coalitions and task forces, and the GED program; literacy dollars distributed at the Longmont K C.40.10 1987 0 Mart stores. C & O - Real Estate Assistance League C.40.10 (REAL) 1979 1 The purpose of the league is to promote high standards of service within the real estate profession. C & O - Real Estate Secretaries Club Goals are fellowship, good communication and raising educational levels; programs include VA/FHA C.40.10 1976 1 reviews, graph analysis, MLS and Board functions, title insurance. Meeting notices: Longmont; dedicated to professionalism in real estate, fellowship between offices and C & O - Real Estate Services continual upgrading of educational levels; members include secretaries and employees of real estate C.40.10 Organization (RESO) 1977-1984 5 firms, lending institutions, title companies and insurance companies. Dr. Alfred Koenig received Boulder County Commissioners' approval to build the Realia Research Lodge, C & O - Realia Research Lodge 1986- a 4,000 square foot retreat for philosophical research; the lodge will be located in Lyons, two miles C.40.10 1987 0 south of CO 66 on the west side of US 36. 1979 - 56 page Times Call special section : Lorraine Roemer realtor of the year, real estate terms, title insurance, energy/tax savings, staging, glossary of building terms; 1978- 56 page Times Call special section : realtors committed to community service, realtor donations to public television, Terry Anderson realtor of the year, Pat Langer volunteer of the year, realtor licensing, title insurance, Barb C & O - Realtors (Longmont Board of Rasmussen secretary of the year, multiple listing services, average house cost $48,615, Federal Housing C.40.10 Realtors) 1978-1979 0 Administration programs explained. Note: C and O = Clubs and Organizations Page 2 Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description 1977- 56 page Times Call special section : Career Development Center building trades classes, Longmont realtors' week, twelve St. Vrain Valley students receive cash awards for essay contest What My Home Means to Me, purpose of the real estate board, Alex Schlupp wins award for longest residency (73 years) in the same house, average house price $41,290, Les Von Hagel realtor of the year, glossary of real estate terms, Colorado Real Estate Political Action Committee (CORPAC) formed to protect the rights of property owners, buyers' property checklist, home owner equity, Leo Simon receives Jaycee's Harvey Bender Award as Outstanding Young Man; 1976- 48 page Times Call special section : Lorraine Roemer first woman president of the Longmont Board of Realtors, licensing requirements for real estate salesmen and brokers, Ray Uglum realtor of the year, realtor monitoring committees include state legislation, landowners' rights, Environmental Protection Agency and water, state financial reform, and C & O - Realtors (Longmont Board of reduction of private ownership rights, qualifications to become a realtor, Mexican master trust C.40.10 Realtors) 1976-1977 0 agreements. Meeting notices: Longmont, Lyons; affiliated with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF); Silver Spruce Lodge started in 1892, five Longmonters received the Decoration of Chivalry, meritorious award and highest honor that can be conferred on an Oddfellow or Rebekah (Frank Hay, Clella Hay, Carrie Jackson, Kathryn Heil Edna Morrison); Sue Sisk, Lyons and Elaine Adams, Longmont delegates to 1962 and 1963 United Nations Pilgrimages; Debbie Lind and Edy Kay Hoffman delegates in 1968; Dianna Orrell delegate in 1980; fund raisers to benefit World Eye Bank and Colorado Eye Bank; 1969 celebration of the 150th anniversary of the IOOF; Declarations of Chivalry awarded to Dorothy Stevens, Maude Strehlow; 1 C.40.10 C & O - Rebekah Lodge 1958-1990 16 photo 1992. Note: C and O = Clubs and Organizations Page 3 Times-Call # Title of File Folder Photo# Brief Description Responsible Electorate Concerned About Longmont's Leadership; petition to force Longmont city councilman Basil Irwin to face a recall election; 866 persons signed the petition for a recall election, only 499 signatures required; People for Ward 1 formed to fight the recall election; procedures for recall elections are set forth in Colorado state law and the Longmont municipal charter; state law provides up to 300 word statements on the election ballot from both Irwin (to justify his "course in office") and from his opponents (to justify their position for requesting the recall); listing of recall election points of view from city council candidates (Carl Johnson and Ronald Verjostek), city councilman Basil Irwin, Willis Wisehart (founder of People for Ward 1) and Chuck Utter (chairman of RECALL; Bob Kraft forms Citizens Against RECALL; Irwin defends his neighborhood rights record and city finance record; public invited to view tapes of city council meetings to determine if Basil Irwin had been abusive to private citizens in C.40.10 C & O - Recall 1986-1987 0 those meetings; Irwin recalled in special election; Carl Johnson elected to complete Irwin's tour in office. Both the Boulder based Recall Heath & Stewart Education Committee (Warren Jamieson, treasurer) and the Longmont based Committee to Recall Commissioners Heath & Stewart (Jeannette Ord, chairwomen)collecting signatures to force a recall election of Boulder County Commissioners Ron Stewart and Josie Heath after they voted in favor of down-zoning 38,000 acres of land; an agreement to compete for signatures, with the loser having to donate to a local charity, was cancelled when the proposed charitable recipients refused to be a part of the challenge; petitions containing an estimated 5,100 signatures were stolen from Jeanette Ord's home; Warren Jamieson organized a community wide charity garage sale which was protested by County Commissioner Ron Stewart as "a massive dose of C & O - Recall Heath & Steward deception" since he considered it to be a political fundraiser - Jamieson maintained the charity sale had C.40.10 Education Committee 1985 0 no connection with the recall campaign and would benefit the Attention Homes for runaway children. Boulder support group for individuals who are powerless in the face of sensitive feelings, hardships or other situations needing to learn to attain control; photo is of the panelists at a meeting held in C.40.10 C & O - Recovery Inc.
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