REPUBLIC I REPUBLIC MAIL BULLDOG Phoenix, June 9, 1962 The Arizona Republic 13 Apache OKs Addition To Courthouse By CLARCIA EAGAR ST. JOHNS-The Apache County Board of Supervisors has approved a proposed addition to the county courthouse. Services of the architect for the building will be donated to the county by the Santa Fe Railroad Co. Money for the new $80,000 addition was appropriated during past years. No bond issue or new levy will be needed.
The new addition will include rooms for the county farm agent, a welfare office, an office for the board of supervisors and increased space for existing departments already the building. As soon as final plans are completed, construction will begin, according to Wallace Ashcroft, chairman of the board. Ashcroft said. "We have tried to save as much money as possible. I realize money is hard to come by, and I feel the same responsibility in spending public money as I do my own He said that conservative policies seem to please the residents the county.
Few people. protested tax rates during tax equalization adjustment period, he said. Page Seeks To Register All Voters PAGE-Civic minded citizens in Page are working to see that all of the town's eligible voters are registered for the primaries next Sept. 11. The closing date of register is July 7.
Only 1,100 adults are registered of an estimated potential of 3 3,000. Page has the largest single precinct in Coconino County. Page Woman's Club volunteers have registration stations at stores on Thursdays and Fridays. Residents also may register at the Page Trailer Court office or at the office of J. F.
VanGaasbeek, justice of the peace. Installation of voting machines here is expected in time for the primary. Farm Meet At Thatcher THATCHER A barbecue and farm safety demonstration will be sponsored here by the Graham County Farm Bureau at 7 p.m. June 28. Bob Colvin of Eden is chairman.
Committeemen are Arden Palmer. Thatcher; Jim Lee, Eden; and Larry Crockett, Pima. Bill 1 Larsen, extension agriculture engineer at the University of Arizona, will give a safety demonstration with farm equipment. He also will show a movie titled "Farm Safety." Farmers and guests from at least nine eastern Arizona communities will attend. Williams Woman On Mission Call WILLIAMS monial will be A farewell testiheld tomorrow for Rosalie Hamm, who has been called to serve a two -year mission for Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints in Argentina.
Miss a m. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miss Hamm Hamm, of Phoenix. will be the second missionary sent from the Williams LDS Church.
She is a graduate of Arizona State College and has taught at Williams Junior High School the past two years. Miss Hamm will leave June 18 for the mission home in Salt Lake City where she will receive special instruction. Later she will fly from San Francisco to South America. $0000009 5000000 US ARMY MILITARY VISIT- of NATO countries are inspecting Brady, United States, chairman of the group; Col. D.
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Dos Santos, Portugal. 8020 James Giannangelo To Direct Yuma Recreation, Park Program -A new superintendent of the City Recreation and Park Department has been hired by the Yuma City Council. He is James Giannangelo, 34. assistant recreation director at Wichita, Kan. He is to assume his duties here July 1.
The city council commended the work done by Marie Shale of the recreation and park department, who has been acting superintendent since last fall, when Supt. Charles J. Reitz resigned to become superviser of the Recreation and Parks Department at Topeka, Kan. Giannangelo has 10 years experience in the recreation field. He is a graduate of the University of Wichita.
Newspaperman To Open Sonoita Guest Ranch SONOITA-A new resort ranch and club, Los Encinos, will open near this southern Arizona com- Your Arizona munity June 15. George Yakobian, ownermanager, announced this week that dining and swimming facilities will be ready for the opening. Guest cottages still are under construction at the ranch. Yakobian, former Toledo, Ohio, newspaperman, recently moved to Arizona. Sierra Vista Clubs Play Ball For Benefit SIERRA VISTA-Two civic organizations here will play a benefit softball game at 7 p.m.
Thursday at Optimist Field. The Optimist and Rotary clubs will meet. Uof A Professor To Study Cores From Willcox Playa TUCSON-Dr. Joseph F. Schreiber associate professor of geology at the University of Arizona, has initiated a two-year investigation into past and present environments of sediment layers of the Willcox playa in Cochise County.
Seeking more geological information on the prehistory of the southwestern United States, Schreiber said his work "involves detailed laboratory analysis of Hawkins Seeks 3rd House Term TUCSON (AP)-Rep. David G. Hawkins, R-Pima, announced vesterday he will seek a third term in the Arizona House. Hawkins, 32, has lived in Arizona for 28 years and has been active in county and state Young Republican organizations. He said that if re-elected he will work for state reorganiaztion and a system of fiscal responsibility.
RIVER DREDGING SOUGHT WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Frank E. Moss, D-Utah, yesterday asked the Army Corps of Engineers if it could supply dredging equipment for cleaning out the Colorado River channel below Proceeds will be used for boys work projects here. 92 Band Students In Douglas Program DOUGLAS- largest beginner class i in band in 10 years was announced by James A. Brenden, director of the Douglas High School band.
So far 92 students have registered for the summer program compared, 70 in previous years. The beginners will practice for eight weeks in the high school band room. Sessions for advanced students will begin in two weeks. Yuma County Chamber To Install Officers YUMA-New officers of the Yuma County Chamber of Commerce will be installed at a banquet June 30 at the Stardust Hotel. They are Charles Cochran, president; Harold Roberts, administrative vice president; Clarence Jones, program vice president, and Stan Coons, treasurer.
Civic Clubs Sponsor Bisbee Girl Staters BISBEE-Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Bisbee, Lora Kainer, Nancy Hamilton and Sylvia Echave will leave the next week to attend Girls State in Tucson, The auxiliary is assisted in the program by other service clubs in the district. The young women, outstanding students at Bisbee High School, will learn about government. Final Polio Vaccine Sunday In Willcox WILLCOX-Type II polio vaccine will be administered from to 5 p.m. tomorrow in the high school cafeteria. The importance of completing the series by all persons over the age of three months was emphasized by doctors here.
SLEEVE SHORT SPORT SHIRTS Special 2 FOR $5 Father's Purchase for Day $3.95 to $4.95 VALUES SKOMER'S DOWNTOWN 142 East Washington sediment cores taken from the Willcox dry lake bed." Samples for the work come from the recent 140-foot core obtained from the middle of the playa by Dr. Paul S. Martin of the UofA's geochronology laboratories. This material "will be supplemented with short cores from the playa margin," Schreiber said. He believes study results together with findings from current UofA pollen analysis, geochemical and carbon-14 dating studies, "will provide the most comprehensive picture of the Southwest's late iceage envronments to date." The research project is supported in part by a National Science Foundation grant.
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AP 8-5509 FREE DELIVERY NO MONEY DOWN BANK FINANCING Strike Action Dim At Magma Copper By JACK HANNA Sr. SAN MANUEL-The president Council, AFL-CIO, said yesterday Paul Glover said negotiations Magma Copper San Manuel The council is composed of three men. These unions are International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 570; International Brotherhood of Boilermakers Local 337; and International Association of Machinists Local 2181. METAL Trades and are the only unions which have not signed contracts with San Manuel division of Magma Copper. The three participating unions of the Metal Trades Council will continue their negotiations with the company at 10 a.m.
Thursday in the conference room. Negotiations by the teamsters terminated when representatives The contract of metal trades ends June 30. If negotiations fail to bring a an signed contract with either civil trades or teamsters, a strike civil be called July 1. It would affect Rusk than 2,100 employes at Mag- over in more ma Copper's San Manuel division. through tals, GLOVER, spokesman for the He is of the San Manuel Metal Trades a strike appears unlikely.
are progressing satisfactorily with division. unions, representing about 450 metal trades meeting with the company this week said that economic matters were shelved and progress was made in the discussions about hospitalization. He considered this one of the biggest, new items in contract. the negotiations Others negotiating with company officials besides Glover are electricians Alpon Grammar, Tom Harrison and Ed Jones; machinists Ralph Young, Frank Acevedo and Dan Lewis; and boilermakers Larry Cieslinski and Frank Frazier. DEGREE FOR DEAN RUSK Pierre Gates Rites Today PAYSON Funeral services will be in the Presbyterian Church at 1.
p.m. today for Pierre F. Gates, 66, who died Thursday in Payson Hospital. 'The Rev. W.
H. Bessire will officiate. The body will be shipped to Forest Lawn Cemetery, Los Angeles, for cremation. Mr. Gates, a native of Iowa.
retired as a postal clerk in Los Angeles three years ago. He moved here at that time. Survivors are his wife, Ann; a son, Hillard, of Fresno, a stepson, Floyd Woods of Los Angeles, a brother and two sisters living in other states and five grandchildren. Pool Offers 3 Classes PAGE-Red Cross swim classes will begin at the Manson Mesa Pool here Tuesday, with 200 children registered for instruction, Ed Foster, pool manager, said yesterday. The one-hour classes for beginners, intermediates and swimmers will continue every weekday morning, except Mondays, until June 28.
Instructors will be Foster, Tom Duggan, Katie Fordham and Letty Lloyd. Foster said that parents may watch the classes. A Red Cross booklet, "Teaching Johnny to Swim," will be available to parents at the pool counter. It describes and illustrates the same skills which the youngsters will be learning. Preschool, adult and classes will be conducted life saving gust.
Phoenix Jaycees Face Lobbying TUCSON (AP)-Tucson Jaycees plan to do some informal lobbying at the national conference of the Junior Chamber of Commerce to be held June 19-23 at Las Vegas, Nev. Their task: To contact Phoe. nix Jaycees and urge them not to ego ahead with plans to circulate initiative petitions favoring placing the medical school location controversy on the November general election ballot. Church Of England To Recruit Pastors LONDON (AP)--The Church of England will appoint a full-time recruiting officer in a drive to bring more men into the pulpit. Announcing this yesterday, the bishop of Guildford, Dr.
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ADAMS FREE, PARKING AL 4-4183 School Men Pay Tribute To Nadolski BISBEE -Members of the Bisbee School Board, and administrators throughout the district yesterday paid verbal tribute to Anthony Nadolski, Bisbee High principal who died Tuesday. Educators here said the school system lost a nable educator and administrator, and the students lost a friend. Mr. Nadolski had been with the Bisbee schools for 23 years, both as a teacher and principal. From his hospital bed at the Copper Queen Hospital, Mr.
Nadolski directed plans for the graduation exercises held at Bisbee May 31. Mr. Nadolski was the third educator to die here within the past few months. Chester A. Hall, superintendent of schools, died last fall.
Leonard Bonham, head of the maintenance and transportation department for the schools, also died a few months ago. WARNING FROM ADLAI PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)-Adlai E. Stevenson said yesterday that if Congress fails to approve the purchase of up to $100 million of the United Nations emergency bond issue, it would create a shock wave that would around the world, like the slamming of a door." (AP) Secretary of Dean Rusk will be awarded honorary degree of doctor of law Oxford University law at Oxford University will make a four -day stopLondon during a swing several European capiincluding Paris and Bonn. due here June 24.
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