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PAGE SEVEN Real Estate Transactions NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS BRIEFS WINDSOR BEACON, WINDSOR, COLORADO 80550 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1969 Highlandlake Church Reunion To Be Held Friday, June 13 Historic Highlandlake church will hold its 48th annual reunion and dinner at the church, two miles northwest of Mead, Friday, June 13, according to Zola Coates of Johnstown, secretary. Festivities will begin at noon with a covered dish dinner. All planning to attend are asked to bring their own table service. A business meeting, memorial service, and program will follow the dinner. A social hour later will include dessert of cake and Connie Detterer To Graduate From Northeastern Jr.

College Connie Detterer will be among the 489 students graduating from Northeastern junior college tomorrow (Friday). The commencement exercises will be held at 8 p.m. in the Logan county stadium. Miss Detterer, who will receive an associate in arts degree in business, has been prominent in both scholarship and activities, and is one of 30 students named to "Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges." Last Tuesday luncheon guests of Mrs. John Weber were Mmes.

Ron Miller and Wilbur Miller. The Francis Osburns, with the Robert Besels, spent the Memorial day weekend fishing in the mountains near Gould. Sunday evening callers' at the Ken Peterson home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chipman and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haas, with the Charlie Bells, attended the horse show in Sterling Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Stall were Sunday afternoon callers of Henry W. Erbes ill Greeley. Mr. Er-bes recently returned home from a three-week stay in the hospital following a heart attack. Jr.

High Methodist Youth Meet Sunday and Elect Officers The meeting of the Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship was called to order June 1st at by Its president, Mike Metcalf. We elected new officers. The results are as follows: Lynette DeBrey, president; Charron Clouse, vice president Louise Walker, secretary-treasurer; Kathy Lutz, reporter; Sandy Lindblad and Peggy Reynolds, callers. We're going to have a swimming party June 8th from 6:00 to 8:30. The refreshment committee will be Sandy Lindblad and Debbie Weinmeister.

We talked about camp. For information notify Rev. Coggin. For the meeting of June 15th the following people were appointed: Peggy Reynolds and Kathy Lutz, worship; Charron Clouse 1 8 pf Kelt 1' 1 1 "Ti Ik i I i BEST WISHES TO THE VALLEY DRIVE-IN MAY YOUR FUTURE BE AS BRIGHT AND PROMISING AS OF THE TOWN OF WINDSOR ITSELF. BEST WISHES TO THE ENTIRE STAFF OF THE VALLEY DRIVE-IN.

.1 FIRST NATIONAL 1: Buyer Description and Price and Lynette DeBrey, refreshments; Sandy Lindblad and Louise Walker, games. The meeting was adjourned at 8:30. Kathy Lutz, reporter Mr. and Mrs. Cecil DeBey had as their Memorial day supper guests Mmes.

Gordon Gilbertson and daughter Amy of Denver, Gertie DeBey, and Louise Reigh-ter and daughters Jeanette and Cindy, all of Greeley. Holiday weekend visitors at the D.J. Weinmeister home were the Weinmeisters daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ware, Jamie, Jerry, Jodi and Jan, of Sunset, Utah.

Sunday the Weinmeisters hosted a family dinner. Present were the Ware family, also a son and grandson, Werner Weinmeister and David of Johnstown. Memorial day, Mr. and Mrs. George Weber, accompanied by their daughter and son-in-law, the Larry Huwas, motored to Rangers lake for a day of fishing.

Mrs. Weber reports the fishing was excellent at the lake. Saturday afternoon supper guests at the George Adler home were a nephew and his family, the Elroy Jacobys of Denver. Seller (1) G. C.

and Bertha Cazer (2) W. B. Tallman (3) Daniel and Rebecca Martinez (4)- Kenneth T. Colwell (5) George Coutts and Lucile Car- penter (6) Henry Petrie (7) -Pauline Jacoby fAn RANK of WINDSOR George and Frances Crawford Alton and Margaret Paul Jerry and Jean Thompson Logan and Alma Yost Richard D. and Dorothy Schild Bruce Ruth Jacob H.

Jacoby Jr. E. 83' of Lot 17 and of the S. 12' Lot 16, Blk. 23, Eaton $24,500 NEy4 of NWty Sec.

33, T6N, R66W. $37,000 Lot 3, Blk. 27j Windsor. $7,500 S40' of N80' Lots 1, 2, Blk. 3, Mary Parish Addn, Johnstown.

$3,500 of NWy4 Sec. 8, T7N, R67W. $40,000 Lots 10, 11, 12, Blk. 2, Franklin Addn, Severance. $2,300 Lot 16, Blk.

2, Bowman Windsor." $10,500 Congratulations TO THE VALLEY DRIVE-IN! ice cream. Sunday afternoon the John Webers attended the Hein-Cris-well wedding at the First Methodist church in Fort Collins and later the wedding dance in the Walker building in Windsor. The Peter Stalls called their son and daughter-in-law, the Ha- rold Stalls of Burley, last week to congratulate them on their 25th wedding anniversary. MondayrMr. and Mrs.

Stall attended the Harry Winter funeral in Fort Collins. Mrs. Amalia Stenzel plans to be in Boulder tomorrow to attend graduation exercises at CU. During the ceremonies her son-in-law, Dr. Karl Stahl, will be honored on his retirement as assistant dean of the college.

Dr. Stahl has been associated with the university for the past 22 years, serving as assitant dean for the past several years. Mr. and Mrs. George Buchanan accompanied their daughter and son-in-law, the Bill Halls of Golden, to Yuma for Memorial weekend.

MAKE YOUR OWN TV JEST EST J' 1. The Glen. Good- tim Hour. Miller Campbell Alden 2. Slat; of "The Outsider.

Doug McCluro Davis Wayne Darren McGavin 3. Star of movie, "Beau James." James Drury Bob Hops Pefer lawford 4. Star of movie, "World Without End." Rod Taylor Hugh Hayni John Wayn 5. A member of the "Laugh In" set. Nancy Ames Martha Ray Goldi Hawn uoj ou I ApjDl 2 usnb -ajj (r 3aODS umdh 'joAo 'ado).) uiaoq ow CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the VALLEY DRIVE- IN The Howard Walkers from Good Luck, Valley Drive-In BEST WISHES FOR A LONG, SUCCESSFUL CAREER AT YOUR CORNER OF NINTH AND MAIN STREETS! MAY THE VALLEY DRIVE-IN BE A CENTER OF ACTIVITY IN THE WINDSOR AREA FOR MANY YEARS TO COME.

a Kennedy Chevrolet Co. PHONE 686-2575 TO THE VALLEY DRIVE-IN-MAY YOUR GRAND OPENING BE A HUGE SUCCESS We, the businessmen of Windsor, find a definite thrill of pleasure, a promise of a brighter future, and a feeling of warm friendship toward the proprietor, every time there's another grand opening in our town. We hope business is grea for the Valley Drive-In. For every new customer there can also bscome a new customer for the rest of us. Our very best wishes for a happy and successful Grand Opening this weekend, and our congratulations to manager Tom Nail and his entire staff.

OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO THE ENTIRE STAFF OF THE DRIVE-IN. MAY THE FUTURE BRING GREAT SUCCESS TO THIS VENTURE. THE WINDSOR BEACON Windsor Chamber of Commerce.