10-13-1960

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THE COPPE
VOL.UM E •,
AFTER 300 FOOT PLUNGE
Pictured ia Dagdad 'a truck No . 14, driven by Jerry Hawkins, which crashed in the
pit area recently. The driver waa killed i:aetantly.
ENTER RACE FOR
SHERIFF,
RECORDER AND
COUNTY ATTORNEY NOV.8TH
HOSPITAL
NOTES
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CONGRESS
NEWS
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Bill Vallely, ~ho was defeated in the primary race
for the Democratic nomt:aation far a her i ff, baa
announced he will run aa
an independent in the geaeral. election.
He will
oppose incl:lllbent Jim Cramer.
Vallely, with 1,02A votes,
came in third to Cramer ia
the primary.
Loyal s. Thornton will
oppo3e County ~c order T,ra:ak
S. Bauer, llh o waa unappos ed
in the primary.
DaTid S. !:llaworth received
su!ficieut write-in votea
in the primary to be the
. demooratio candidate for
County Attorney, oppoaiAg
George M. Ireland, th~
Repuh lic~m
c;~ndidate.
of Ohio, baa rented a
Plana are being canpleted
for the unual Bagdad aohool
carnival to be held October
31. Fe stiTi ties will ata.rt
~t 5: 30 p.m.
Ca.Ddidates from each of
the four ttpper claaaea will
Tie for th~ homrr ,f Kia~
a.nd O.ueen of the caruiYal.
Their electi ~.a will be deter:nined by votes fr::c the
townspeople . Votes will be
placed in containers provided by the sponsors ani
placed in local business
estab liahme ~ats .
~heir crowning will highlight the ca.rni·ul activiti ~ s.
1960
Concentration ia what thl\ j ob needs , ao that's what
Edwin Dryer g i ves it. The 17-year-oB winner ?f this
yeuo 'a State 1 r J. Farm J::lectrifioatioa COilt8st here
g~ts a compressor ready for ita electric mot or.
He's
in JCa.aaas City, Moe., this week for the National Ff A
Coaveatioa.
Hh trip there 11 sponsored by . Arizoaa
Publlo Service Cc.
Mr. Bickerton, a reaideJI.t
PLANS MADE
FOR ANNUAL
CARNIVAL
13 1
TAKES CONCENTRATION
WIN OR DO A
JOB
st
UJLL VALLELY
2
THURSCAY 1 OCT .
Mr. ud Jodra. Frueea Gray
Congratula.tiona toMr. and
of \'ia.ulceegan, ill., were
).ira . Henry Turaer. A g irl,
recent gue s ts ef Mr. and.
whom they haTe n~~~Ded ~yra Mra . CarlChriatien.
llrs.
hne, waa b ora September 13.
Gr~~r ' a via it • • marred by
She lleigb.ed 9 l bs. 9 toz.
a stay in the Wlcke~aburt
Aad to Mr. and Mrs. Law- Hospital, but returred home
They expect to
rence Clark. A aon. weitb- Saturday.
ing 6 lba
oz.-· bora Tiait iaCcagreu uatil the
Septeailer 29. He ia IUIIrllld first of next ...eek • .
Scotty Joe.
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Other hospital patient•
A.B . Mc:Millia wa.a reelected
have been Linda Je&ld, Ray a member of the Congreu
Birch, NiDa. Jackson, R~ Diatriot School Board in
anne Sl:myth, Dorothea White,
last Tuesday'• eleotioll.
R.C. Bogart, Edward Kelly,
He ,., VAOpp osed.
Bobbie Schmidt, Karen Dotother mcbera oftlle board
lOll, J.nu GilleJpie, Wao- are llra. Lu Helbroakie u4
ille Will iama, Ver11a McClure, George Billiagaley.
Rhoada Threlkeld, Deaelda
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Birch, Aaaa Wilmonea, GilCharles Core 1a back in
bert Scantlnd, Scott Madsen. John Coats, J'raak Ge• Congreaa to stay for the
winter.
He has moved his
rge, Ruth Moncibetz.
trailer to the prop~:~rty
owned by Mra . li.uatin.
LOY AI. S. THORNTON
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BAGDAD, Y~VAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA
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c~bia
frc:m Mrs. Matbe'WB, formerly
occupied. by Mary Glee.
Mrs . Glen.a baa moved t•
Scbried •a Trailer Court.
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Mr. Petit i l reported to
be still confined to a hospital in Preacett. · Toamy
Reynolds, on a buaineal
trip to Prescott la.at week,
called o.aw. Petit and reported him improving.
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The Urquidea brother, J o4
Bobby, &nd .l.rthur, a:ade a
buaineaa trip to Prescott
last nek.
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Wilson Brown entertained
relatives at.. dinner at the
Con;,reaa House last Saturday evening. The ~r cup was
tret.ted to VeDUI> •s apt> cial
tried chicken.
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Bob Springer of Parker
spent a few days in Congreaa last week renewing old
acquaint Ill ces. He at on e
time made Congreaa House
his home. ldr . c:pringer was
on leave from Whipyle, earout e to Parker .
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Corriae and Carroll Clifford apellt last weekend in
Cottonwood, workillt on their
haDe i~ t ~at city.
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SULTANS
LOSE TO GILBERT
The B•idad Sult.ns lost
their tilt with Gilbert
Friday n~bt by a score of
39 -7.
Ba~dad 'a only aoore came in
the fi nal quarter on a paas
from Hamon Castro to Richard Griffith.
Ramon Hernandez made tb.e extra. pout.
This wtaek the Sul ta211 will
faco Antelope at Welton.
Bagdad '• record , , w s t a.nda
at oao wia and three lou ea.
A-8-0-U-T
T-0-W-N
lbe Ray:nond )..illthorJUI were
visitors last week-
Tuca~n
!Uld.
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Kenn~th ~ ewt ? n
has ret·~~
ed to !:d s h tr·e in 3a r.dad,
h avin(' rec eived a. :nedi cal
dischart:e frau the C oa ~ t
Cua.rd..
Again this year archers M'ill be
allowed !o tPkc tree squirrels dur; ing the special archery-<>nly sea-
wn.
.
Arcl1Pn \\'ho plan to hunt Jn
the Kalbab North dlll'ing the
bow aud Brrow aeaaon J'D.U.8t also hRveo IJ•flcial KaJbab Co- ·
Opemtlve .1greement8. These
Deer 8lld tree squirrel may be are avl\.llahle tlt &he Game luad
taken o'lly wi;h a bow and arrow Fish D cpamnent offices and at
during' t he October 1-10 st!ason, Jacoto Lake, iD the KaJbab,
·howev~r and f-or deer a 11pecial
af~r today.
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archery d?.er tag is required in addition t<. n ~tcneral hunting license Other re~nJi ations affecting arch1>r combination hunting and: fishing ers are that their bows must. have
license.
i t least a 40-pound pull, and arrows
must be tipped ·with broad..
No.~:rcsldeont archers can
heads
at lP.ast 7-8 - inch wide.
take ud\·anta~te of &he •pedal
Bear may be taken· by properly
Olas'! I al"<·bery oaly license, .
llcense~. arci'Jers durin~ the archwblch ReUs for $16 and is cOOd
for an a.rchi:'r)'-only hunts. 'This ery det!r season until a deer has
~en k!fl<'d. No bear tag ls required.
would loclud~ the two ~­ until a ileer has been taken, but
mcneont>d, plus the Tuesoa
after' thl:.' deC'r is killed a bear tag
ltou11t:lln dl'er hunt during NoIs requircxt if the archer Wanta to
\'em.her and tbe San ~os
~o bee r ·hunting. The bow and
' javeUoa MOa!<(m com.lng ' up in arrow
dP.<'r season will' be stateJanuu•-y. This Cla88 I Ucens~. 18 wide tl':is year, with the exception
~tOOd only fo r speciaJ arcbery
the Slen:n Ancha, Three-Bar,
·sensons, however, and would of
RobbiJ)R Butte, !Santa Rita and Arnot ~tllow a n arch.e r ·to hunt . lington Wildlife Areas.
durin~ an:v regular seasons un·
less liP als'> purcltued a geil·
• FJ11h t J lled At Tonto
era! bunting llcen~~& or com.Tonto Lake, near Maverick on
blnatlon hunting and fbcblng: ~­
the Fo:-t..- Apache Indian 'Reservacense.
tion, had a severe fish kill last
.
week. To~ ·Rnnmmcement was m ade
<;Jiff Sorrells, ~aw enforcement by. t'he White> Mountain Recreation
phief for the Arizona Game and Enterprise OUice in Whiteriver.
Fish Department, also reminded
archers that there will be no bonus
More tl1an s,eoe dead Osll
l!eer permits ·availal;>le under any were pjcked up by Recreation
Circumstances this year and that employ~~ ; 110rne were · %%
tl}e state:wide bag limit on deer is
lnebC'! lon.,. lnvesU~omc ln-.
one, rcgardJP.ss of the manner dleat,. that the 108s wu the retaKen. If an archer was .success- suit f!f a prolon~tid dry spell,
tul and bagged a deer during the coupled with buildup of aJgae
archerv hunt, he could nnt sro hunt- ln tlu, ~ke. Tonto w~ treated
ing again during the regular ri.fle tw1ce ll'ith "an &4fclde dUriDJ
deer seA~on.
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the !tummcr but the treatment
Anotr.er chaltge in this year's did ne-t overcome tbe ctxycen
re.eulatinns is that ·bow and ar- 1~• .
rows will not be legal deer wea~
.
oons du!·in~> thel ~eneral deer sea- Jim :Spat ks, "?-Bnager · of the
son or on any of the special per- A~achP RecJ'eatton Ehf.erpri.se.
mit rie.. r hunts. Sorrells pointed ~a1d the lnke !!; now cl,o sed to fishout that the only tr.me all! archer .nJr .but. \vould be r est<X.ked . tllls
may take de"'' with•a bow is dur- fall. _It ~~ f'XIlected that Tonto will
ing the special· archecy deer sea- ~rovldP. Its usual ~ood fishi ng when
~ons.
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· · it. is opnned a~ain next spring . .
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Prescott
Arizona
Sam Rill's - - - --
Win• SPIJRTS Cllfi!
Valued at $269.50
8111 10111 TfJYS 111 SIM Hill'S
Get Ticket to Drawing
WITH EVERY $1.00 CASH PURCHASE
23>2 H. P. Lawson Engine
if Wool Jackets
Runs up to 35 miles per hour
·(preset to 12 miles per hour)
-if Leather Jackets
Levi & Wrangler
Denim Jackets
66 inches long - FX100
liiTNI.ITTI•IId 111M IJPNIUT£.1
10" x 2.75 Tires
See/t 111 St11t1 H/11'1 NfJW!
Boot Overshoes
$7.98 & $9.98
Tony Lama & Texas Boots
$16.95 to $42.50
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R Bam Hill Tag Dapanmanl
Dhrlalmaa Spacial
Sam .Rill's
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BAGDAD DRIVE-IN THEATRE
You can't help Iovin'
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Robert Pickrell was the choice
for attorney general over Dem.ocriltic incumbent Wade Church In
a poll of the state bar association.
P .0. Box 1946
Of 923 votes returned, 593 !a·
P RESCOTT, A RIZ .
vored Pickrell and 330 selected :
01urch.
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PHON£! HI 5-2911
The attorneys f a vored Jesse A.
Udall over Glenn Ginn for tenn 3 .._._!~'~~~_
of the state supreme court by 701
to 189.· ·
The term 4 vote was on the
basis ot points tour pOints for a
first choice, three lor -a second,
two f or & third and one f!Yr a
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fourth.
Robert 0 . Lesher of Tucson,
recently appointed to the state's ·
hlldl court, led by a whisker over
GrMnl~e Superior Cou.rt Judge
Porter Murry, a Dcmoarat. Loshclr •·
"' 5-3040
h ~ d 2,318 points to Murry's 2,304.
Others wer e Charles Stidham 1,630
and !Renz L. Jennings, 1,600.
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B.AGDAD
·PAUL WESSON INVITES YOU TO
Lat year Mw Mapani won for .
her ..cling in "Wild is the Wind."
Her second <rlllden David Award
marks the fint time that any actress
Aua ~lapani wu notified by
hu been 110 honored by the Italian ·
tra.uatlantic telephone durjAg locaf~m industry. Miss Magnani also :
tion filming of Tennessee Williams'
ha11 won the Americe,n Oscar for
"The Fugitive Kind" that, for the
her performance in "The Rose"
Tattoo."
second year in a row, she had won
the <rlllden David of Donatello
Coincidentally, her current costar in "The Fugitive Kind" a
Award, Italy's equivalent of the
American Academy Award, for her . United Artists release, is Marlon
Brando who wo.n the Golden David
performance in "Hell in the City,"
......._......._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. ooff Donatello Award · · ·
A Special Showing In
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
OCT. 14-15
IN THE MALL -BAGDAD SHOPPING CENTER
THE OBEATEST
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Fifty Yavapai . Countians have I Jt,
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been drawn for October, Novem- W'ell;eE~ .~ erme Rice, Be~ t
ber anji December jury duty, the .
' sqwlme Ha!ll, Fa~ D· GilSuperior Court ·clerk's office re- hsjasper G. King-, Alfred J. Hahn
ported today.
Ali~e A. Sandri , Joyce D. Elsner;:
To report October lT are:
, D'~'<ht ~- Duncanson, James L.
F1orence Costello, Evelyn M Crinklaw,, .Mary K. Conwell, Verd
."~earson, Frances N. Edson, W. B > A. Cain. Elsie B . Kasper and
fNood.s. Lon c. Easter, Cora. Pit· Joseph Jobn J·a ckling.
_ .::erson Moore; Bill Bledsoe, Helen
.:::. CUrranlngs, Jose D. , Padilla, , _ _ _,..._ _ _ _......_
. 3e~lfl. M. Heyerdaiht ·
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Henrikson, .Murray F. Mc~E CERTAI N . . •
Dade, Eva Allie, Frank Sulwikow;ki. Vivian- S. E vans, Raymon~S.
Lent. , Romolo Griego, Grant VanfiJtorg. Jessie Delores Lyons, Mabel L. 'Lawrence.
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Elizabeth CUrry, . Albed; A. L~ ·
:as, Theone Lamb, Jacquolyn Faye
DEMOCRAT
Sanders. Victor T. Faubert, Eulu
M. Ragle, I. R . Bragg, Merle N.'
Rogers. Robert G. Curtis, Gerald
D. Hastings.
Will iam Oscar Basham, Paul D .
YAVAPA I C ouNTY
Hill, Dortald Owen Ch9.se, Anona
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NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS
FEATURING such
standard equipment extras
as foam cushioned front
seat, dual sun visors, two
arm rests, safety door
locks and locked glove box:.
Biscayne V8 also available.
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The Bagdad Public Schools reserves the right to
reject any or all bids 1f this is deemed to be for
the best inte.resu ot the school district.
Envelope contalning bid must be marked plainly
"Sealed Bid."
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and the Greenbner and Greenbrier De Luxe Sports W&(Oil:l
the 5 Corvair Sedans and Coupes.
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA
Dated this .ftb day of October, l960.
BAGDAD PUBLIC SCHOOLS DIST. 20
SIGNED
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Notice is hereby given that the Superintendent of
Bagdad School District 20 will receive at BOX 266,
Bagdad, Arizona, up to -4:00 p.m. on October 20,
1960, sealed bids for :
1 semi trailer
Persons wishing to ins~t this item may phone
or see the Superintendent for details.
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a )C'ar aco. To...... ~a, atteDIIbf
tll.e UabC"aity at 1'ueacn. H:umlt
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too r u I for gr ted.~' he
d •Jn , da), C.eor c
a thrrd film to hr
-.a h<~De for the weeke :ad of "ith ,, I :Hk cat·to-<"h:uuT(ur tcltJohonc "~Y. the f:t11lt !its \\rth tl e girls for crcd1t, 'All the Fmc Young Cannibal ,"
OotobC' e.
that no11c It s' a per•onage than I ouel1:1 pulling up ,,ith such ra-.ual tn•atment. in \\hich he co-~t:us \\.th :\atalie
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TOPICS
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BY Rose Weatherhead
Al ~th of Bagdad and
Jea a Ladd of Preaoott left
October 5th on a f i lir.g
trip fr<ID which they '01!1
expected to retu:ra on t.Ae
9th.
tlae neni»g of October 4th,
prisea WOD by Oma .l:nith,
.7aolde Sldaner Bobbie San-
6era a~ Roae We~therbead.
UM'ed
if a t.oy thinks wough
of someone to ,,,J.. her ior a date, he
sho ulcl ~ncl her Arcwers ami g o to the
trouhle o f o n lcn ng dinner ancl making
the ocrasion somdhing sp,'Cla l."
\\'ootl, Ruhcrt \\'agner, Su•an K ohner
and Pearl Bailey. His fourth w ill be
the Joe ra, lcrnak Proourtion, "\\'here
the Boys .\rc."
SUNDAY, MONDAY
OCT. 16- 17
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Tbe Buaoo Club met at the
lacllle of Wagg1e Weatberh a4
\Mcat1e
Par~on s oloo \\ cd him how to operate. But I still fet!l
. Zou. Sutherlud and Dora
Gecor ge •lo~sn't u<c t~1(' Rolls on a ll
Emera oa were hoateas e s at
occa<.ton~.
TTl· rt'~rrH:<; Jt for \'l'ry '!.ca baby ahower gi'ftJl by the
Tire Ladiea Auxiliary in cial dah'-. on ~he theory ~hat the s~r~'
honor of Ba.rbara Sue Hi e n o £ lu g,·nc:r:Jlloll arc g-cltlng an untal r
October 3.
Mra. tmer aoa cleal
baked a oake shaped l ike a
baby cradle. Guests played
biago aad Barbara SUe re- '
oeiTed lll&lly l oTely and uaetul gifta.
jello with
11bippe4 cream, ohooolau
oake an1 oottee.
L•teda
, the evenbg Jac~e Skiru&er
,.. honored by a birtbday
party at which abe receiTed
...-
maay lovely gifts.
The Cattaol1c We mea' a Guild
beld their fir at n:.eetimg
ot ttae ourrezrt year September 27. Otficera aaninated
tor tlae oQIIU:af year nre ·
Wary Ve~a, pr ea deat; V~­
ioa W~llhm.a• Yioe 'pruidellt
Annie Saaohea, aeorotary
&nd There a a Gottena., treaa-
urer.
ACADEMY
A~AIIj»
WIIIN~Rl
·THURS DAY - .FR'IDAY - SATUR DAY
••••
ulf I can't
Preacott shoppers OCtober
6 were Maggie Meltea, l>tre ,·
Joe Taubee, Mr. a11.d Mrs . ·
,James Corley, Ma.ry Ellea
Sipes .and Mrs. Peter Grar .
have you
then
I'm going
• • • •
GEORGE HAMilTON IS
HOLLYWOOO'S MOST
IN-DEMAND BACHELOR
METRO
GOLDWYN
MAYER
J IC r ic~li<: qll<""t fnr new f;"Jn:~. up they
F ocal point o f this ta lent l~lna1ua
ami among
the
ACADEMY
A~ARD
Sw<lios,
young~ters
~ic:nccl,
WINNERI
scaled and deli Yerccl for futu1 c• st:u ciPm .
1
WINNERI
you!"
vo ppccl in hunrhcs, like han:1na s.
Met ro-(;olclwy n- ::\fa) t' r
A~ARD
J
to hurt
Ju'-1 when H o lly11u<xl " ~111 IIlio its
\1·:1~
ACADEMY
w:ts (;eorgc 1 [;'Jmillun.
In a town whnc, for the Ia•<!
~c\·cLI
year", ymmK tht""J'ians ft:t\'c herome
") nonymon~ l\ it11 ~wcat shirt•. ,J ue
jeans :lllol mo to rryde,, Y•nm!{ ).{r.
I fam illon came :lS sonwwlo.\t oi a
shock. II i ~ Conti nenta l su•ls, \\ell-kept
fing-crnnib and other a ' J>l'C'I~ of .ltlltl e~-; g-rcKtllling provicb.l :1
tartling:
rhangc.
'
Acid to thi s - a
PUliFZ£R
PRIZE
WINNERI
BRILLIANTLY,
MYSTERIOUSLY
DIFFERENT
AS MAN IS
FROM WOMAN
... AND NOW
THE SCREEN
IS STRUCK BY
LIGHTNING!
$
· Suxau
h'nluu•r pl~yR tTt P
~
rnt'e
nf '' rirh ami .~poilerl ttirl tdco
(, ,,[,. that ntoney cann~t buy
' lcnf)f)inP.•t< or lm·e i n ".4/l I lw
Finr l'tmiiJl Ca~t~~iha l.•," cUrt ro•
(;;,1, /w yn-Ma:rer drama of 10·
tfav'tc ~mllh and it.• pmblf'lltl<.
Al~o .~torrrd in tlu• Cin f' maSro!)f' nml color .film are 'wtalie
Jr'oml. Rubert Wap rr<•r, (; rorge
~ llnmiltOtt and Pearl Hailey.
A
motion
picture
as
creative
aa
love
WATCH YOUR MAIL BOX IN OUR FAMILY DAYS SALE
IOO's oF TIMELY SAVINGS AND IDEAS FOR
YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
KEEP-
Marvin E. Rohrer
AS YOUR SUPERVISOR
IN DISTRICT NO. 2
M EET MAC MEISINGER,
OUR NEW OUTSIDE SALESMAN,
Because
1. He Is a IUCCflaful buslrl man.
I. The Oounty Board of upervlllors needt a lll<ol.ll of pr non
nto
buslnees and adminlo,trntlve
ability,
I. Be ,a experienced In county
affairs.
•· He Is absolutely fair In all of
his deallnp.
II. He has a very sincere dealre
to serve Yh.vapal County to
the beet of ht. ability.
VOTE FOR
Marvin E. Rohrer
O N NOVEMBER 8, 1960
H E WILL. BE IN B AGDA D
EVERY WEEK TO HELP
YOU OR DER AND MAKE.
DELIVERIE S,
OUG VON GAUSIG
lOWMIIJ
l-
128 r~A•.-. Montezuma
Pho~ HICIOI7.14290
P ISCOft, ARIZONA
...,_1177
MAc MEISINGER
local College Used
VOTE
The campus of bc11utiful Octi·
dental College in E11gle Rock. Culi forn io, is the setting fo1· " Tall
Story ," a Mansfield production for
Warner Bros., starring Anthony
Perkins and Jnne Fondn, which
opens .. v..e.!~. nt the .~..1#.~.0.!..
Thentre.
W. J. "Bill"
VALLELY
s.
Though only six miles from
downtown Los Angeles, producer·
dir ector Joshua Logan selected Occidental, a co-educational institu·
tion of 1,500 students, as the perfect small town college for his ro·
mantic comedy. Occidental was
founded in Los Angeles in 1887
and moved to its present site in
1914.
Independent
for
COUNTY
SHERIFF
Nov. 8th
YAVAPAI
COUNTY NEEDS
SCJm
STEIGER
·YAVAPAI· ELECTRIC :CO., INC.
'·
ny~lt l'lltl,ftqL'I HO.,;.oti.T IRAL.Kitn
NKW.a RIEBUILT MCtrCRS
MOTOR JtiEBUILDING
a RI:PAI•f
Republican
for
STATE
SENATOR
MINGUS DEFEATS
625.MIL.LER RD.
HI
PIUIITII As A COMUIITY SIIYICIIY·tHis ImPAIR
.
COMPLETE
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VALLEY
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SUNDAY
I
3 VIs ta en Domln~ru
r.hri.lt.ophere
M. Mullins
Oral Roberb
1% :30
('.ollece ntws
1~ ~:~~~on~~nd
11 : 10
11 :30
12 : 00
5
5
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3
Conferon~e
3 Open Book
3 A. football
U TBA
Z: IO 5 ;'fovle
•
U Not~ Dame ·
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Z: J .; 10 t:xtra point
2:30 10 f A!arue 1"0•
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12 Jt Co<lld Be
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MONDAY
G Roy Roce,.
3 N•w•
l lr News Weather
5:10 12 Weathor
5 :15 12 NBC: Newo
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rnll•.c• Bowl
!' ace the Nat.
Mtet th•
Jh~• l.o, wf•
Rock~ &l hla
Frlen da
6:31
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5 G$ 10
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It Tab Hunter
8:00
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J O Hennoae.l2 R S tan,.vc k
8 1at 3 Ad.-tnture1
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10 Pru uuntd'n
12 Rowllnc
t 100 5 ron1 Expreu
10 Drothoro
Brann. .an
' :II I I Star•h t or
12 Rct~Ue •
AdYmture
t :S O 3 f'etn' Gunn
10 Jackie G•la•on
5 H lway pat rol
12 Dinah S hore
10 Pete • Gladya
7 :11 I LawMan
12 The world
I M• n ~f Anap. 10:00 3 L<>a.ue of
I :to 3 The Iiebel
Women vottrt
I Nowo Wat'or
6 Play of the
Week
Sporta
U Lar'ta Yoanc
t O To tell the
10 f'ancllcl Cam'a
Truth
8:30 ~ T~e bla.,dere
12 Jack 1'aar
It Wllato My
10 :2l G !ofovlo
Llnef
10 r30 3 Movie
12 Thlo 1o your
ICI :\r\\1
life
I O:~G 10 Suort w,.t.
0 :30 I Walter W in · I01U I ll Edltoral
• r ht ll
I Z l)aytnn Allen
U The Plone•r• 11 100 10 Movlr
1 0 : 0~ a f:rtat Mulle
~~ Nt•l'l
From Chknrro II :06 12 fl.l o•it
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Malone
3 Gale l!to rm
5 Newo
12 From Th...
Boola ·
10 Ver!tt is
Youro
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TUE.SUA \'
. 5 : 00
ll ~:~r.~=~er
4 IG • lndu•try on
: • . ~ Parade
1ft 2fttlt ~en tury
1: P •ople are
Funny
0 1111
Connquen••
3 Love that Bob
5 Movie
5 : 00 3 Loc=J lll•w•.
S Woodpecker
10 Curta in time
12 News
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5
10
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News
Sports
New•
Arltona
.10 CBS ftopor&..
U5 Laramie
5 W~~"'
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3 fl-ue•
Uunny
5 Joeoplco'
Cholee
li :~~h;.:';!' pre
5 F lASh Gor'n
10 T Ewell oh.
12 Thriller
3 W yatt Earp
1
8 : 00
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11:10
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11:11
5 ~~~;~:u.~lr.
0 Rod Skelton
3 Stacecoacb
w ..t
a R .O.M.P.
I 0 Garry Moore
12 D O'Connor
ADinc'!ll'"p',..
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0 Sherlrt of
Cochloe
10 U Aro Th• re
12 :Yweet Sue'..
a Death Valle,
5 State Trooper
10 Adamo·E•e
It Tha world
TodaJ
3 Countn
thruo~
1 Nawo Wat'••
II Suolt
a Jeck Paar
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5 Mo•la
I Me•la
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10:~1 11 W•alhtr
1 0:~~ 10 F.dltoral
12 Dayton Allen
II : 00 10 Me• I•
• Grand Jury
12 Jl:; or•
1 , 45
5 Movl'
2:80 .3
~:::k
The
KTVK
KPHO
KOOL
The Marauders downed Holbrook by a score of 6 - 2
last week.
A T D in the
last few minutea of the
~arne
by -Dick Carlos ,and
~he game far the Marauders •
1472,_
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SA.TURD A~
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Monday t hrou gh Fl-id ay, Daytime Schedule, Till 5 P. M
S :at It Camera 1
Early day procrnmo -11 :00 3 Th e T•xnn
I Chu rc h in the
C.lasHoom
JO CBS Newo
h ome
7:oq 12 n Gar,oway
12 Romper Room
I :00 10 <'BS TV
7 :U 10 <arm . Ranch 11 : OG 10 Bur"i &
Roundup
. A llen
12 Wofluhop
Morle
S 00 10 D
B ld
11 30 3 Q
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9 :30 It Movie
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9:5G It Reasoner
12 Douch Re M~
news
S :at 10 VIdeo Vlllacc
10 Ao Tl1e World
lt : tt 3 Chris tian
u Play You r
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Sclenee
Bunch
1. :It 3 About FacH
5 M~>rmon coa•
' ' " 10 1 Lo.-. Laer
11 FaQ Clftle
farmu . •
• O.Udrena
• . 1 12 Jan Murta
II TBA
Pro~rram
12:10 3 U Aok tor It
Itt!$ I Amerl~ano at I
U Price Ia Riehl
o P UBS Amtr•
Work
t 38 1
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: Clear Borl•on
Jl SI)C:Jal s.e•t,.
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11 RoaM Part,.
12 World Serfeo
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12 Loretta Yount
10 :30 3 Featarett.
...nne S how
1 :10 a Da• in Co• • I 1 p ro footboU
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10 Conctn
Lon of
Lift
6 I 'Married •••
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10 T
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HOLBROOK
P~t~COTT , : A~ti:&OMA
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SUNDAY THRU
SATUR
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THURSDAY
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W£DNESOA)'
I!:• :~:~r.:; ~:60
12 llll•nt Strvloe
u :G5 10 Almauae
Ne,.•orer l
8:00 8 ltlrrh Road
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1
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6:16 : ~;!~' Sports
1
6 : 25 10 Sporto
6:30 a HCIIf.. Kon~
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10 /tquanaula
1
7 , 00 : ::~~ho~ racht
12 Porr, C~>mo
7:30. 5 Blway Patrol
3 On • Harreit
10 I''l'e l-ot a
3 ~":!~~ian
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10 New•
12 8lc Flrrhto
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6·30 ~ TnA
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10
12
7 :00 3
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3 rn rtoono
10 Prorrreoa rpt
10 Dan R.,oot
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ow the
3 Tro\b
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12 Bonttnza
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Box 1946
Plla"oTT, ARIZ.
P..c;N.a:· HI
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Yavapai -P arts &
Machine Shop
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING
and
ENGINE REBUILDING
AUTOMOBILE ·PARTS
AND SUPPLJBS.
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143 N. M011ten•a
Phoae HI 5·S.C4t
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5 The Caltf' n
10 No.,.•
10 Adv .Thoatre
3 77 RoMet
·7 : 00 3 Flcht of the
Vlklnco
12 Groucho M. rl
Rtrlp
Week
10 US Steel hr 8:30 l U)ltoueh~hlc•
I Z Mlrhael Shan t
U Tho Tall run
12 c~neral Ao'by
r. !I! an cnlltd X
P : 30 5 Fligh t
5 Olvorco court
8:30 6 TV . read ora
JO Tell the tru th
10 F:ye Wltn•u
U Dep;ut)'
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':00 r, AMignmcn t
7:30 . 10 Ban •un
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12 'l'ho caJIIpalcn
9 : OO a hlnc f'ro•l>;r
1: Lo~k Up
th"r candld.a teo
5 US Mauhall
10 V.ane Cre1
10 ltnll'cl
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10 Want•d Dead
I ~ Mike Hammer
5 Movie
II
9 :30 5 rhll Sll•ere
10 Gtnumolra
12 P~nt ve
0 : 30 ~ Slltnfl,
3 I.sw A Mr.
1 : 13 I Make that
P lcaMe
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t :31 G lnlerpol
5 Not ror Hire
10 Ortat Ocbete a1oo a L. W clk. S h.
12 The World
10 Trackdown
3 Bla~ k Saddle 8 : 30 10 Sea Hunt
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12 The W orld
12 Man fro•
10 Trackdo,. n
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10 Trorkown
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I :00 10 ShOIIUJI Slade
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12 Wacun Train
I 'Newo Wat'tl
5 Newo Wat'er
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I C"•mpalcn
JtOrto
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5 N •wo W • atlltr
Roundup
10 Johnn" Rl~~~ro
10 My Sl•t-.
II Nlto Court
t : ao I Dahln d clooed
Fll•rn
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It Jack Paar
dooro
12 Jarlr Pur
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I 10 : 25 5 Movlo
U Pon·y Maton
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10:30 10 Newt
IO oOO I Mo••le
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3 Mo•l•
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10:1~ 1~ W : ath•t
5 Newo
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10 :55 10 Edltoral
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12 navton Allen 10 12~ 5 Movie
12 0 Alltn
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11 : 00 12 Nowo
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Channel 12 1 I0• :30 103 CRS
Newo
10 Br~h~r Day
lZ The ~old womAn
2:15 ID Seeret Storm
2:30 a Who Do You
Tr uot
U Bclce of Nita
1 I ~00 U .BI,r: Mae
u Rare'a Bollywootl
,11 :15 · G L~¥1nr world
3 : 00 :f America~~
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11:31 5 Anem bb
Bandstand
10 Junc1t Jim
10 Topper
Parade
u HoYle
I
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II : 1r. 5 l n duotry on
3 : 15 5 Dot Yeunr
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12 : 00 5 Great ComJ>O·
Mon·W•d- Prl
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10 Jet 1ackson
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12 :30 S Today
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10 Capt.
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1C:to 5 lt'o Wall•~·
1>00 5 R~ Ple~re
4:15 10 Adv of Fred'1
-5:00 ~ Bra,.• !ltallo
10 l'tfovie
4:30 a Ph a . Marquee a :00 5 W • lorfrollt
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3 Featurette
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12 Ntws
1% Co...-bo7 cor.
3 Lueal New$
12 Easy otou It
5 : Ill U Nr.ooo W'lhcr I :30 3 Footba l ~r ko
3 Mftrl &r Gil
12 New a
5: 15 lZ New1
5 Your Ty Ilk
'Show (TuOI)
3 Local N.,,.. . 1 :~5 3 Football ' •
4 :45 10 Know you r
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:;:30 3 Rln Tin Tlu %:00 5 7.ero 1,60 ~ '
Candidate
5:1!> 12 N&c N•wo
5 Life of Rlle7
111'Hovie
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I 0 12 t.he. Great
12 D Runyon the
5:30 3 ltocky & l'r"n
O~ate
12 Mr. Wl&ard
S : OO 5 Jetr'a Collie
5 :J~ IO Almanae
2:30 5 I nte r national
5 · l. u e of Rile,
3 New•
l"~wuul
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I ~ PLalnaman
~ : 00 5 TliA
! 2 Ahbott and
12 NrwA
5:10 12 W uf h e r
5:5il 10 A lmllnae
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5: 15 3 Local uewa
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MPNTGOIIIY
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for
COUNTY
ITTORIEY
G E OR GE
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Ex,. ER I E N CE D
GEOR GE , . YOUR
PRE8 £ NT
DEPUTY "'TTORNEY
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SPECIAL
Last week to get your cookbook!
(OFFER EXPI RES OCT. 24)
I
You know you should be saving.
Probably you have intended to start
for some time. Well .. . here's
a real.incentive!
Simply agree to an automatic
monthly transfer from your checking
account to your savings account
(any amount you wish, but a
minimum of $10 per month).
If you don t have a Valley Bank
savings or checking account, bring in
a deposit and we'll gladly take care
of that minor detail!
your~,
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Here's why so many people want
this remarkable new cookbook:
the most wanted11 General Foods
Kitchens Cookbook
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• Mouth-watering menus
440 faacl noting pagoa
• Delightful meals from all around
the world
24 full-color photograph•
1000 k ltchon-tostod roclpos
• Complete meal planning guide
• How to deal with mealtime
emergencies
12 tables to cook by
Not a "pocket book"; it weighs 2 Yt lbs.,
Is 1'.4 " x 9 V• " by 1 ~" thick •.• tho lenwino article! Rotall prlco $4.95 plus tax.
• Recipes for special diets
• Smart, practical, tested shortcuts
for home and kitchen
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and savings account ...
authorize the monthly trans·
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Our people wil l help you
select the most economical
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All this and more, makes the General Foods
Cookbook "The one cookbook you can live by
- in any meal situation."
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Dozens and dozens of meal situations are solved
for you, and there's a kitchen-tested recipe for
every dish suggested.
And this cookbook is so easy to use ... because
you can solve your problem with the "Situation
Finder," or check the recipe index.
The minute you see this remarkable cookbook,
you'll want one of your own!
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