Duplicate Club Continues Series at Greeley Bridge Club
The Greeley Duplicate Bridge Club held its fifteenth session at the County Club with guest Mrs. B. W. Treat from Atlantic Iowa. Ten events are planned under the American Contract Bridge League affiliate, including an October 2 individual championship. Current leaders include Paul Nielsen Virginia Sears Eleanor Noble Dorothy Mathews and others with prizes and master scores. Winners from Monday night were Virginia Sears and Dr. W. Devine first, Nielsen Saunders second, Yeager Thomasie third, Jane McMurry fourth, and Clint Mayor with Shirley Rash and Dorothy Mathews fifth. The next meeting is at the County Club on Monday evening.
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Greeley Duplicate Bridge Clobs
W. Treat
Atlantic
Iowa
Malcolim Minter
Greeley Club
American Contract Bridge League
Heath
Paul Nielen
Virginia Sears
Eleanor Noble
Dorothy Mathews
Shirley Hush
Sure Noble
Chark Page
B. BP. Starebuck
Walliamy Tas
Mel Bedsinger
Acesions Bray
Wi. Devine
Toul Nielsen
Robert Saunders
Fr. Yeager
Marvin Thomsie
Mes
William Zaasadd
Jane McMurre
Mra
Clint Mayor
Shirley Rash
Countey Chuh
Ta Op
Prices To Be Honored Sunday At 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wesley Prine marked forty years since their June 22 1925 wedding at the First Methodist Church parsonage in Byers Colorado. A Sunday reception at 1207 Sh St hosted by Miss Mary Jo Dempsey will honor the couple with family friends attending. they have one daughter Betty and an infant-era loss.
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Wesley Prine
First Methodist
W. T. Scott
Mary Jo Dempsey
Pam
Miss Dempsey
Rebekah
Odyll
Price
Iage
Troy
Charles G. Price
Weld County Gare
Matel
Gretia
Noh
Colorado
Byars
Albert
Cockerill
Byers
Greeley
1544Th Ave
Valen
Calavarta Site College
Thelma
Bon Wails
Escondido
Calif
Ethel
Herbert Need
Albert Fi
Cajane
Cockerith
Tribune
Calf
Tite
Dwight
Grossena
Edna Lou
Howard Boyer
la Salle
Panel calls for $12,000 yearly pay for county officials
El Paso County officials in Taige Colorado and peers from Arapahoe Jefferson Denver and adjacent counties proposed a $12,000 four year salary for elected county officials. The plan would apply to Paggo Weld Mesa and Larimer Counties as wage scales rise. The group, led by Dave Heck county personnel director, urged increases with Boulder Commissioner Wilkin supporting a $12,000 annual salary for all county officials excluding some financial officials. The commission’s views will go to a legislative committee examining county pay scales.
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Auaoila Cath
el Basa
Board of Commistaneys
Colorado
Denver
Vierles
Fle
Atlalla
Arapahoe
Jefferson
Nenadder
el Paso
Paeblo Weld
Mesa
Larimer
Marler
Dave Heck
Arapolor
Boulder
MK & Yeat
Ater Indlass
Unity Program Aims to Forge Catholic Parish Unity
Washington report says The National Council at Catholic Men backs a pilot plan for parishes across the United States to promote Christian unity and root out racial prejudice. The initiative seeks to organize community dialogues and service projects to improve race relations and church outreach.
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Washington
ATS
National Couns
United
Theater Guide Reviews Dandi and Elvis in Country Drama
Theater Guide notes Allied Artists Dandi based on Gus Edson comic strip with Albert Zugsmith producing and directing a family tale. Cast features David Kory, David Janssen, Patti Page, Shaughnessy, Mrauss, Slang. film runs 100 minutes. Elvis Presley stars in Wild in the Country, a CinemaScope color melodrama released at Colorado Theater with strong supporting cast and Rafer Johnson and Tuesday Weld. running time four minutes?
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Condit
Allied Artists
Chicago Tribune-New York News
Gus Edson
Irwin
Hasen
Albert Zugsmith
Edson
David Kory
Moppet
David Janssen
Patti Page
J. Mickey Shaughnessy
Robert Mrauss
Arnold Slang
Zugsmith
Italy
Don Juan
Dansien
Tomel My Morgan
Motion Picture Herald
Elvis Presley
Jerry Wald
Colorado Theater
de Luxe
Philip Dimne
Clifford Odell
J. R. Salamanca
Tuesday Weld
Rafer Johnson
Christina Crayford
Bob West
Robin Raymond
Glenn
Trene Norton
Kelly Lee
Elvis Prestey
Hope Lange
Millie Perkins
Davis Rafer Johnson
Macy
John Ireland Motion Picture Herald
House Committee Rejects Postal Rates Increase
Washington House Post Office Committee turned down administration plans for a 741 million dollar postal rate hike. The move dashed hopes for congressional action this year on a bill backed by leaders. The proposal would raise first class from 4 to 5 cents and airmail from 7 to 8 cents, with second and third class increases also proposed. The panel included both Republicans and Democrats in its support. An unrelated note from Australia explains beer glass sizes.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Acisvn
Congress
J. Edward Day
Freashiry
Douglas Dillon
Post Office Department
Strang
Australia
Bride-To-Be is Honored for Pre-Nuptial Parties
Miss Shirley Fristrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Imer L. Fristrom of 1015 17th, will marry Ferald Winter in Immanuel Lutheran Church Saturday at 7 30 p m. She recently returned from the University of California Medical Center in Los Angeles where UCLA held a personal shower in her honor. The first event was a miscellaneous show at the church with 100 guests, white and green decor, bridal bells, and a bridal doll centerpiece. Hostesses and guests included Mrs. Fred Lindberg, Elmer Anderton, Olga Alm, and many others with party games and favors featuring monogrammed wagons.
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Shirley Fristrom
Bivs
Imer L. Fristrom
Immanuel Lutheran Thurch
Miss Fristrom
Los Angeles
Calif
University of California Medical Center
UCLA
Immanuel Lutheran
Fred Lindberg
Elmer Anderton
Olga Alm
R. Betszel
Herman Pearson
Sigurd Carlson
Mithia
Shirley and
Jerry
Carat Parsons
Fristrom Guest Honored at Five College High Classmates Event
A wedding week celebration details a matinée and tea hosted by Miss Fristrom with 100 callers, a green and white color theme, and gifts for the bride. Guests include Janet Glidden Jane Nelson Milley Kathy Brown Tellers Judy Decker Gilbert and noted attendees. A separate shower at Joe Seery’s home precedes a rehearsal dinner and a Los Angeles reception set for July 22 after the couple’s honeymoon.
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Miss Fristrom
Janet Glidden
Jane Nelson Milley
Kathy Brown Tellers
Judy Decker Gilbert
Fristrom
Powing
Minces
Carl R. Ederson
Herman Pearson
Harry Reimers
Edwin Winter
Los Angeles
Saturday Calendar Events at Union Pacific and Moose Hall
Union-Pacific Junior Old Timers meet at Camfield Hotel for a smorgasbord at 6 20 with installation of officers. Women of the Moose hold an installation banquet at Moose Hall at 6 30, followed by a dance.
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Union-Pacific
Camfield
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Paul Radasch Delivers Winning Talk at Early Risers Club
Paul Radasch was the winning speaker at the Early Risers Toastmaster Club meeting with his fopie Moon's Day Morning. Other winners included Roy Schmidt, Jim Nichols, V. Cassidy, and B. FP. Bogan. Vic Meline served as feastmaster. Dick Talcott as topimaster. Ron Schoepflin as general evaluator.
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Paul Radasch
Roy Schmidt
Jim Nichols
V. Cassidy
RP. Wheeler
George Unmlerwood
H. D. Jourdan
Ron Schoepflin
Little Girl in Driver's Seat in Meriden
Meriden AP describes Susan Orrill a nine year old quarter midget racer with two horsepower lawnmower engine and orange scarf helmet. Her father Chester Orrill fuels, maintains, and coaches her as she competes on a 250 foot asphalt track. Susan has won over 100 trophies in two years and is noted as a standout youth in motorized racing despite concerns about gender norms and family dynamics.
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Meriden
Conn
Susan
Susan Orrill
Chester Orrill
Suean
Sau
Iqaalo
Waffie
Mom
Lacy
Soviet to Buy U.S. Subsidized Farm Surpluses
The Commerce Department announced a policy change to allow subsidized U.S. farm surpluses to be shipped to the Soviet Union and other Communist countries if they pay with convertible currency. Previously, only Poland could buy such goods, and shipments required the goods to be produced without federal subsidy.
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Washington
Comoterce
Soviet Union
Poland
340000 Colors New York Color Perception Claim
A New York claim states average color vision distinguishes about 240000 colors with higher estimates by some scientists. The article mentions whales and huts in passing as context for the discussion of color perception.
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New York
Kroehler
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Theater Guide
Press Department of
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House Committee
Shirley Fristrem
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