High School Honor Roll List For 1964 65 Semester
The second six weeks honor roll for the first semester 1964 65 includes seniors Janis Calhoun Jennifer Gaston Janice Gates Beverly Myers Margaret Stratton Mike Sullivan and Marilyn Weidinger with averages from 1.00 to 1.50 Also named are juniors Jo Anne Armstrong Albert Krueger Cathy Mack Spencer Soo Hoc and Ross Thomason. Sophomores Richard Armstrong David Daly Marise Henry Malone Johnson Lynn Parry Lana Pleasant s Sean Sullivan Donna Wong and Kenneth Yee. Freshmen honored are Eric Greer Rosemary Holm Marry Johnson Betty Jue Charles King Lester Lehman Christie na Richards Dan Simmons Anne Testerman and Ray Wong.
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Janis Calhoun
Jennifer Gaston
Janice Gates
Beverly Myers
Margaret Stratton
Mike Sullivan
Marilyn Weidinger
Jo Anne Armstrong
Albert Krueger
Cathy Mack
Spencer Soo Hoc
Ross Thomason
Richard Armstrong
David Daly
Marise Henry
Malone Johnson
Lynn Parry
Lana Pleasants
Sean Sullivan
Donna Wong
Kenneth Yee
Eric Greer
Rosemary Holm
Marry Johnson
Betty Jue
Charles King
Lester Lehman
Christeena Richards
Dan Simmons
Anne Testerman
Ray Wong
Winslowans Named To Legion Jobs
Two Winslow men were named to Arizona Department committees of the American Legion. Bus Mead becomes chairman of the American Legion Baseball Committee for Arizona. J Morris Richards, past commander of Frank Perkins Post No 15, joins the Public Relations committee. Appointments by Department Commander Chas L Vawter Jr.
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Winslow
Arizona
American Legion
Bus Mead
Mead
J. Morris Richards
Frank Perkins
Tom Keefe
Phoenix
Chas. L. Vawter Jr
Sale in Bulk Notice for Benefield Union Service
Legal sale notice under bulk sales act. Paul E Benefield intends to sell to Jimmie Ray Irwin the assets of Benefield's Union Service located at 2nd St and Apache in Winslow Arizona. Sale completes 12 24 64 with claims due by 10 00 A M on that day. Possession to buyer. post sale bills are buyer's responsibility. Notary public R L Whiefer. Pub M12 8 15 22.
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Paul E. Benefield
Jimmie Ray Irwin
Benefield
Union Service
2Nd St. & Apache
Winslow
State of
Arizona
Serva-Station Escrow CO
North 16Th Street
Phoenix 16
S’ P. E. Benefield
State OF Arizona
Coin shortage may boost Salvation Army kettle donations
In New York the Salvation Army and Volunteers of America expect more paper money donations as a coin shortage drives shoppers to drop larger bills into corner kettles this Christmas season. Ralph E. Chamberlain notes higher dollar contributions are anticipated at Salvation Army kettles, while Volunteers of America maintain street corners staffed by Santa Claus garbed volunteers.
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NEW York
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Ralph E. Chamberlain
Santa Claus
Service Held In Memory Of Departed Elks
The BPO Elks Lodge No. 536 observed a memorial service on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Lodge Room for departed brothers since 1963. James L. Nottingham spoke the memorial address, and the Winslow Desertaires performed songs while the roll call of the absent was read.
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BPO Elks Lodge No. 536
Paul Reynolds
C. R. Seeger
James L. Nottingham
Winslow Desertaires
W. K. Finch
Chanvlain
John H. Embry
William L. Hanson
Leonard W. Kreuger
Joseph R. McEvoy
R. C. Kaufman
Clifford J. Foutz
James C. Gilley
George Crawford
James Collins
John W. Farnsworth
Leslie H
Alpha Eta Christmas Party Held at Iva Zachry Home
The Alpha Eta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha celebrated a Christmas party at Iva Mae Zachry's home on December 3. Gifts were exchanged and a report on Christmas candy sales was given. Invitations were extended for a cocktail party before the December 12 dance, with many members and guest Jeannette Keltering present.
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Alpha Eta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Iva Mae Zachry
Zachry
Lavita Ivy
Mary Jo Jennings
Dolores Stotts
Margaret Bland
Gladys Cox
Linda Harris
Pat Rodriguez
Georgia Boggs
Helen Wiler
Opal Eschelman
Joy Miller
Jeannette Keltering
Reds poised in Himalayas amid India border standoff
In New Delhi Defense Minister Y B Chavan told Parliament that China has 14 to 16 divisions poised on the high Himalayas border. Indian forces say they are reasonably prepared to face any aggression. Canada’s Expo 67 will cover 934 acres at Montreal.
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New Delhi
India
Himalayas
Y. B. Chavan
Canada
Montreal
Guerrillas Overrun Outpost In South Viet Nam Action
Viet Cong guerrillas overran a southern Viet Nam outpost, killing three American soldiers and nine South Vietnamese. Ten Vietnamese soldiers were wounded in the surprise attack by about 50 Communists. The outpost was 125 miles from Saigon and served as a command post. In another engagement near An Le0 mountain valley, a district headquarters faced a heavy Viet Cong attack with bridges blown and armor carriers in flames.
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M Tue
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U. S
An Leo
Thrifty Rambler Named Datsun Dealer for Winslow
Nissan Motor Corp announces Thrifty Rambler as Winslow’s dealer for Datsun compact pickups cars and wagons. Datsun models use four cylinder overhead valve engines with four speed transmissions and standard features like white sidewall tires vinyl interiors and heaters. The sedan claims up to 33 mpg and port of entry pricing under 2000 dollars while the pickup offers 2001 pound load capacity and a low bed height for easy loading.
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Thrifty Rambler
Winslow
Nissan Motor Corp
United States
46 Million Trees Needed This Year
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department expects about 46 million Christmas trees to decorate homes this year. Most come from domestic forests and plantations, with around 850000 cut in national forests. A six foot tree may require up to a quart of water daily to stay fresh and fire resistant after indoor use.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
All School Christmas Program Set With Record Participation
The seventh annual event in the high school gymnasium on December 15 at 7 30 p m features about 600 students from third grade to seniors. Performers include the high school and junior high bands and choirs, elementary bands and choirs, and a new all school orchestra under Carolyn Smith. Master of ceremonies is Jake Baker. Attendance has grown yearly, with about 1400 counted last year and a free will offering to cover trips for music students.
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Thomas O’kelly
William Arthur
Pat O'Connell
Carolyn Smith
New Winslow
Jake Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion
Legal Publication
Maricopa
R. L. Whiefer
Elks
Thrifty
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