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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
3
The Young Church Men of the local Episcopal Church plan a Saturday toy drive to aid needy families at Christmas. Volunteers will mend and repair toys and meet at Mary Freeley's home at 811 Warren Avenue at 10 a.m. for the day’s work.
Christopher S. Caldwell of Johns Hopkins University devised a two language method to feed information to computers, balancing ease of writing and efficiency. The system saves the Navy about $100,000 annually and earns a presidential citation from President Johnson. Caldwell will receive the award Friday.
Mr and Mrs Lee Sage of Joseph City announce the birth of their second son Vittorio Jon on Thursday November 19 at the Indian Hospital here.
The Rawhiders 4-H Club collected canned goods for a needy family at its December 1 meeting. They scheduled a Christmas party with caroling, placed a trash barrel project in Desert View cemetery, and announced a bake sale at Babbitts Thriftway on December 12 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Invitation extended to new member Carol Gilliam. attendees included Jimmy Morrow, Paul Vaught, Linda Harrah, Gail Poissal, Terry Dugger, Gwen Vaught, and leaders Mrs. Harrah and Mrs. Vaught.
In Denver thieves stole a one ton pickup and a four horse trailer from in front of Jean McHarge's home. They drove to her suburban ranch and took four prize horses valued at about 25 000 dollars while the trailer and truck total eight thousand dollars.
Mrs Rosalie Irwin and her children spent the holiday with the Charles Shumway family in Woodruff.
Judging Team No 2 and other 4-H clubs from Apache to Yavapai counties will meet at the Coconino County Fair Grounds Flagstaff on December 12 for the seventh annual Angus Farm Field Day and Northern Section of the Ninth Angus Field Day. Kathy O Hace Danny O Hace and Larry Benham of Healthy Hard Headed Herders 4 H Club are part of the group with others possible. The public Arizona Cattle Growers and parents are invited. members from other sections may participate but not win awards.
Thanat Khoman, Thailand's foreign minister, urged the creation of an international force to continue the fight against Communist rebels in South Vietnam. He spoke at the Overseas Press Club in New York and said Thailand would contribute and would not shirk its responsibilities.
Winslow Junior High opens its basketball season with seventh and eighth graders at 2 p.m. and 3 15 p.m. followed by ninth graders at 5 35 p.m. at the high school gym. Coaches Mack Essary and Manuel Rodriguez lead their squads in early competition.
The 44 chapters of Arizona State Council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International schedule the Rhapsody-in-Blue Ball for Saturday December 5 at the Highway House Convention Center Phoenix. Ray Andrade and Orchestra provide music at 9 p.m. Proceeds from the dance and corsage sales benefit Southwest Cancer Research Center Memorial Hospital Phoenix.
Thanksgiving Day visitors included Hoyt Giragi and Mary Ferguson with Mr and Mrs Joe Gerwitz hosting in Holbrook. The gathering featured the son and daughter in law as well as extended family guests from the area.
The Painted Desert Country Club hosts a Las Vegas Night and potluck on Saturday December 5 at 7 p.m. The family night is Sunday December 13 at 5 30 p.m. Christmas carols and games are planned. A New Year’s Eve dance with a midnight buffet is scheduled. December committee members include John E Scott Bob Laycock Dick Fo re Leon Bertschi Harry Beckwith Ulay Golden Merlin Jensen Warner Leppin and Claude Peterson.
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