Grand Canyon Visitors Reach 1965 Total
The U S National Park Service reports 1,689,230 people visited the Grand Canyon in 1965, compared with 1,575,737 visitors in 1964.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
5
The U S National Park Service reports 1,689,230 people visited the Grand Canyon in 1965, compared with 1,575,737 visitors in 1964.
Crosby Lions Club members plan to attend a midwinter conference January 28 through 30. Crosby Correspondent IDELL ANDERSON notes several club members will participate in the event.
Crosby Lions announce a meeting at Clear Lake with free boat rides golf tournament and luncheons for members and spouses. They plan to proscribe on the city, print the notice in Dallas have pancake supper around Feb 22 after basketball season and reported Christmas tree sale was successful with proceeds aiding Camp Kerrville eye glasses for needy and other projects. The club voted to buy a reflectorized highway sign funded by dues. Nearby notes report residents returning from visits for surgeries and family health events.
Mexico City and nearby peaks saw the first snow of the year with thousands venturing onto roads for views. Snow lingered on Popocatepetl Iztaccihuatl Nevado de Toluca and in parks. Residents used snowshoes and skis while many built snowmen.
Ranci Carol Trent daughter of Rev and Mrs Kenneth E Trent of Channelview has been named Queen with a Scepter in the Girls Auxiliary Coronation held at Second Baptist Church Channelview. Several local residents receive awards and updates include hospital stays and birthday celebrations.
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