Navajo times. [volume], December 12, 1963, Page Page 14, Image 14

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THE NAVAJO TIMES December 12, 1963
Page 14
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PANEL DISCUSSION of the Navajo Tribal Grazing Committee on Dec.
5 at the Ft. Defiance Administration Bldg. Shown seated-left to right,
Seaton Clark, Dist. 7, Dennis Becenti, Tribal Extension Agent, Hoskie
Cronemeyer, Dist. 18, Orville N. Hicks, Agency Range Conservationist,
and Robert Bowman. (Staff Photo, R. C. Billie)
Many Navajos over 65 get so
cial security checks even though
they are still working. If you are
one of these, make sure you do
not get more checks than you are
due. Payments made during tlie
year are based on the estimate
of earnings which you made at
the beginning of the year. Any
change in that amount should be
reported right away to the social
security office.
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CONFERENCE SESSION of the Navajo Tribal Grazing Committee repre
senting Districts 7, 14, 17 and 18, met on Dec. sth at the Ft. Defiance
Subagency located in Ft. Defiance, Ariz., to consider a proposed
resolution and other important matters that concerns the livestock
Industry and Grazing committee. Shown expressing views on subject is
Burton Morris, Committee member. (Staff Photo, R. C. Billie)
Christmas Activities At ASC
The Christmas Season at Ari
zona State College got into full
swing this week as final plans
were completed for the multitude
of activities that preceed the annual
Christmas vacation on the college
campus.
The College Buildings and
Grounds crew has already acquired
31 eight-foot trees and two fif
teen-foot trees to be placed in the
various buildings on the campus
as soon as the stands for them
are completed.
The Associated Women Students
and Associated Men Students have
planned a Christmas Tree cutting
party, under the supervision of
Sigma Chi, social fraternity, for
Sunday, Dec. 8. The trimming by
the organizations has been set
for Wednesday, Dec. 11.
The organizations will also
sponsor a Christmas formal inthe
Men's Gym at 9 p.m. on Satur
day, Dec. 14. Theme is "Won
derland by Night."
Highlight of the many activi
ties will be the annual Vesper Ser
vice scheduled for Dec. 15 in the
Men’s Gymnasium at 8 p.m. A
cast of 100-150 will present the
annual pagent.
The program, under the direc
tion of Millard Kinney, ASC music
faculty, will include the famed
Shrine of Ages Choir, the Ora
Home Equipment
Life Expectancy
How long can you expect to keep
a new refrigerator or range?
“About 16 years if you're an
average householder,” answers
Miss Corinne Stinson, extension
home management specialist with
The University of Arizona.
Miss Stinson gets the statis
tic from a report by the U.S. De
partment of Agriculture, which
tells how long you can expect va
rious applicances to last.
Here are estimates for your
other appliances bought new, of
course: An automatic washing
maching, 11 years; wringer type
or spin-dryer, 10 years; dryer, 14
years; freezer, 15 years; vacuum
cleaner, 15 to 18 years; sewing
maching 24 years; toaster, 15
years; TV set, 11 year.
Let us hasten to repeat, how
ever, that all of these figures as
sume that you are an “average”
householder.
torical Choir, and a Boy’s Choir
ranging in age from 8-14.
On Dec. 17, the executive coun
cil of the ASC Associated Students
will have lamunarious, or lighted
candles on the college campus.
Also on Dec. 17 the ASC dorm
itories wi 11 have an invitation visit
ation period from 7-9 p.m. The
dormitories will be judged for the
best Christmas decorations and
will receive a prize of doughnuts
and coffee served in the winning
dormitory.
Dec. 18, the seasonal caroling
will take place from 6-7;30 p.m.
on the college campus under the
supervision of the Student Reli
gious Council.
South Dining Hall decorations
are being done by Delta Delta Del
ta, national social sorority, and
North Dining Hall decorations are
being done by Delta Chi, social
fraternity.
Cardinal Key, junior woman’s
service honorary, has scheduled
a Christmas informal dance in the
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GIVE 3 n STAMPS WIJH PURCHASE
W ■ ■ JlAllin OF J 2.50 OR MORE
We Cash Government and f Money Pjcders - .
Xmas Party
Set Dec. 16
On Monday, December the 16th
at 8 PM the Window Rock Home
makers will hold their Christmas
Party. It will be held at the Re
creation Hall and thewomen should
bring a $1 gift for exchange and a
dozen of their favorite cookies. If
you have a Christmas decoration
idea, bring it along and enjoy the
fun. Cards will be sent as usual
the week before.
If your social security check
is ever lost or stolen be sure to
notify your nearest social security
office at once. This will help to
expedite the investigation so a
replacement check can be sent to
you.
Coming soon to the Navajo
Times—Who's Who
From a quick lunch
to ° nner
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