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WIND SO It BEACON. WINDSOR, COLORADO 1 05 St THURSDAY, MAT 23, 196J PACK THUS WINDSOR CHURCH NEWS CROSSWORD PUZZLE usr WEEKS ANSWER FATHER-SON EVENT PLANNED BY BETHEL MEN Plans for a father-son dinner and program at Bethel Lutheran, June 9, 8:30 p.m., have been completed, according to Paul Fritz-ler, president of Bethel's Churchmen. Attorney David J. Miller of Greeley will be the speaker. Reservations can be made with Tom Morey, at the church study, or with Paul Fritzler.

Zlon United Church of Christ Walnut at Second' Street E. E. Ketterllng Pastor Sunday Sunday school at 9:13. Worship at 10:30 Short German serviceat 11:30 But STITS won uyl lu i aTtTT aTrU 1 6 sTTIb Ejajf i la TQE ST? 1 A I STuTn WSL HE abe a toIo Bm i DESI i 5 A NflljT A A 5I a kJJaIrIhJiIsJ 8. Hold back 9.

Loiter 11. Corrupt or pervert 15. Bird 18. Weblike 19. Eggs 20.

Ten per- St. Alban's Episcopal Sixth pnd Waln it streets 39. is the power and the glory 41. Conscious 43. Hone 44.

Ship crane 45. Cuts 46. Senile DOWN 1. Dotted with stars 2. Head 3.

Not in 4. Method 5. Kind of dagger 6. Saucy 7. Hindu title Vicar The Rev.

George B. Qakea Bethel American Lutheran Walnut at Fourth street Erwln F. Janssen. Pastor Thursday (May 23) 7:30 All three Bethel classes meet together for lesson on the Book of Revelation. The pastor will teach this lesson.

Sunday 9:15 a.m., Sunday church school. Dr. Wm. Streng meets with all four high school classes for a discussion on Christian vocation. 10:30 a.m., Worship.

Sermon: "The Price of Love," based on I Peter 4:8. Dr. Streng is the preacher. Pastor Janssen has the liturgy. Wednesday 8:00 p.m., Senior choir Our next Communion service is June 2, which is also Pentecost.

Vacation Church School is June 10-21. Installation of staff is June 9. CARD OF THANKS To all the kind, thoughtful friends, I wish to express my most sincere thanks for their many acts of kindness during my stay in the hospital. Everything was greatly appreciated. FERN JACKSON WIND SO RITES' NEPHEW ELECTED PRESIDENT OF CALIFORNIA JAYCEES Rob Reifschneider of Lynwood, was elected president of California Jaycees at the organization's state convention held recently in San Francisco.

Reifschneider is the son of former Windsorite Mrs. Mollie Reif. sohneider, and a nephew of Gus, H.H., and Jake runner of Windsor, and Mrs. Emma Kindsfater of Greeley. Reifschneider was elected unanimously on the first ballot by the 3000 Jaycee delegates.

His mother, who is a planning commissioner of Lynwood, was a-mong the Lynwood delegation of 42 who attended the convention. Monday overnight guests of the Wm. Haases Jr. were Mr. and Mrs.

Jake Strauch of Cheyenne, Wyo. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks to the Windsor Lions Club for the $25 United States Savings Bond presented to me at the WHS Citizenship JANET SITZMAN Monday night guests of Mrs. Adam Martin were her grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Minor and daughter of Santa Mar-ria, Calif.

second ana 4th Sundays Holy Communion, 11 a.m. Other Sundays, morning prayer. abbr. 21. Larvae 22.

Support posts 24. Young oyster 26. Cereal grain 27. Assent 32. Chirps 33.

Tonsure 35. 37. 38. 40. 41.

42. Recognize Dry Encoun. tered Biblical priest Girl's name Wit St John Lutheran Elm at First street Rev. B. Nagel, Pastor Thursday 10:00, Ascension day service in German Children's choirs in the afternoon 7:30, Senior choir Sunday 9:00, Sunday school 10:00, Service First Methodist Walnut at Fifth Morris T.

Coggln, Pastor Sunday Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Adult class meets in Beacon office. Morning worship, 11 a.m. Assembly of God Iifth and Oak streets Rev. Reuben Drieth, Pastor Sunday Sunday school, 9:45 Morning worship, 1 1 a.m.

Evangelical service, 7:45 p.m. Wednesday prayer and Bible study, 7:45 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kindsfather and Mrs.

J.G. Weinmeister called on the Conrad Meyers of Greeley Sunday afternoon. Evangelical Congregational Second and Elm streets Rev. Donald Ruhl, Pastor Sunday Sunday school, 9:30 Worship service, 10:30 Choir rehearsal each Thursday evening at 8:00 p.m. ACROSS 1.

Flat-bottomed boat 9. Mast 9. Tree of the Pacific islands 10. Harmonized 12. Friendship 13.

Rub out 14. Oath 15. Perched 16. Terbium: sym. IT.

Left (he coop 20. Constellation 21. Greek letter 23. Polynesian drink 24. Indo-Chln.

language 25. Presaging; universal 28. Eng. poet 29. Marshy meadow 30.

Granite state: abbr. 31. Hole in casting mold 32. Pillars 34. King of Bashan 35.

London suburb 36. Kind of meat Mr. and Mrs. Ed Griess were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter and son-in-law, the Gerald Roshes of Denver. They dined in a Denver restaurant to celebrate Mrs.

Grless's birthday. Christian Sixth and Walnut streets Rev. John Whilworth, pastor Worship 9:00 a.m. Study groups 10:15 a.m. yA I4 TW 9 lO II lin Wl IS 26 21 -2S- 2W zrwti 111 33 40 41 42 43 SEVERANCE NEWS BRIEFS 1- ii itii i 1 i mw 1 ft Oi If of Greeley.

Later that afternoon the Webers went, to Fort Collins to visit her brother, Alex Kindsfater, who is a patient at Poudre Valley Memorial hospital. They also visited Mrs. Hannah Kindsfater in Fort Collins. Mrs. Paul Ehrlich and daughter Beverly attended the bridal shower honoring Miss Connie Manion, held Sunday in Fort Collins at the home of Mrs.

Tim Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schlagel attended a presentation of three plays written by Rev. Malcolm Boyd, at the Changing Scene theater in Denver on Friday Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Hergert were hosts at a birthday dinner last Tuesday night honoring their grandson, Gregory Polk, who celebrated his first birthday. Guests were his parents, sister and brother, the Cliff Polks, Michelle, and Chris. Mrs. Henry Hergert attended the Weld County Cowbelles luncheon meeting at the American Legion last Wednesday.

Her guests were Mrs. Don Ruhl and Mrs. Ruben Hergert. Saturday night dinner guests at the Ruben Hergert home were Robert Swanson and Mrs. Dave Johnson of Greeley.

The Hergerts were Sunday dinner guests of the Otto Ehrlichs. I if--f-V I 11 fe fjl a A 4 lC Tt 4 "wfejwwivwwi X-M Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber were her sister and brother-in-law, the Mel Baldwins Windsor Police Court Wll give your crops a nttragGn boost with versatile (u) AnDnjf droiios Ammonia James P. Gaffney, Colorado Springs, speeding, $15 costs ARTHUR W.

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