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Show mix toi ' TIMKS 15 Page Missionary's Plea Brought Help a to pour into as a plea from the Wheeler home, Mrs. Wheeler became Mrs. and pressed, inspected, Santa N.M. in f armington, a sorted, labeled and gift - 1062 IS HOW over a thousand B' load .... oi wrapped .. r i duu- ui ...:u uuxea ui wiuii me lneip oi a gma if0m! requiring i r . uoctprs for a iew menus anu ner nusDana. !toCl24 But the proportion of the holiday generosity became a in response '? . .,qis ago, to the Wheelers and worry Virginia Mrs. 1 . - i.i P' concerned missionaries and waiting in New Mexico. How do you pay the bill for shipping Christmas cam-!jof toys, food and has grow into 1,500 gifts her home w ' itNavaio. son Ber feeler, had !j2lasmall trading post "Mnm Sf us siiuw cnma ouinv . destitute Navajo . . J you hp n i resentts? , i wne oif x.- tmei oi rw- - Wheeler, BTieeler, jd Section, Employment Then a friend who worked at Hill Air Force Base volun- teered to contact the 733rd Air Transnort ueserve Snuadmn nf toHav'c QdtVi nrpHprpssnrs r' j " Airlift Group Military (Reserve), to seek assistance. Major (now colonel and group commander) Rex A. Hadley was scheduled to fly a C119 transport plane on a training mission and offered to airlift the gifts to New their cattle would mean to the already destitute Indians the men of the reserve unit jumped into their "Santa" suits and gathered more cifts , i i "u uaggea candv and enough . . "uis io provide 400 bags of treats. These together with the contents of the Wheeler workshop were packed and loaded for the flight, SSgt. David G. Kellv, Peterson. Morgan County! used his artistic talents to uituugcv-iinving Boxcar with a large picture of Santa Claus and the vuletide slogans of "Santa's Special" ana Frnifvt RoinHoor " "cloiah" Thp nniniip '1 6,11 iuiiuiu on a prairie airstrip near s -- "Project Navajo" the tV ;w Vn 'A TN" If V' i Vf vm. i T V af I has grown considerably since its inception in 1962. The campaign is now spearheaded by the Utah Air 1.000-memb- Force Assn. assisted bv employees at local government installations. The 945th MAG (Reserve) still flies the donated goods, but not to the Navajo Reservation. The huge C124 Globemasters Clown by the reserve unit are too large to FOR NAVAJOS Warehouse workers sort through canned goods and other materiel donated for the Utah Air Force Association's Project Nav ajo. Cut-of- f date for donations to the charity campaign is Dec. 8. land on the desert strip. The closest landing strip that w ill accommodate the big planes is at Kirtland AFB, near Albuqueque, N.M.. some 150 miles away from the reservation. There the goods will be loaded onto Whitfield Transportation, Inc., trucks for delivery i;; k Jhe Christmas Store Internal Revenue Center, Ogden, set out Mexico. provide enough small, But members of the crew children the for laical gifts wanted to do more than just Indian LDS southwest to never Known ine who had uy Jam pacRages io me neeay lives. in their Navajos they wanted to help .diristinas a request tor sman couecigius, 100. iney Knew ot to an the desperate plight of the children lor given js sja IDS Ward Bishop, Indians atter tiying mercy missions to airlift hay to ibors and friends started into mushroomed tivethat starving cattle stranded by ( ,v r i Farmington, N.M., where it was met bv the anxious missionaries, Word had spread among the Navaios that "Christmas was coming and many of them were there to find out what it meant. . u.v ? our great collection of illllfi iSilB? makes this Christmas easy I severe winter storms. Knowing what the loss of began project. ilbes,toys and food smmunity Items Needed Project Navajo Food For "Bring a can of food Monday for Project Navajo." appeal to get more food for the slogan of an Jut's the ian Project. CSah ahiug officials say that stocks of project now are ample. Food has Force Association Air collected for the a scarce coming in. tas needed include canned vegetables, fruits and items sought are potatoes, onions, cocoa, a, beans sugar and coffee. te who desire to make cash donations to Project tajocandosoby making a check payable to the Utah Air wAssociationand mailing it to P.O. Box 486, Clearfield, A Money will be used to buy food. desiring pickup of material or boxes in which to raB,snould call Ext. 3455 or 5633. another food by Day's The direction to head to for comfort is knits . . . It's the greatest innovation in men's slacks since who knows when. 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