Romantic Musical Comedy The Fantasticks in Snowflake
Snowflake will present the romantic musical The Fantasticks next week at Snowflake High School auditorium July 2 3 and 5 at 730 pm. Admission is 150 in advance at Larson’s Book Store Western Electronics and Audio Taylor and Hunt’s Chalet Show Low or 200 at the door. Gary Burgess directs and narrates with Roger Young. cast includes Cami Brewer Melvin Hansen Rev Bill Kelly Scott Flake Tony Willis Dallas Peterson and Shawna Heaton on piano.
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Tom Jones
Harvey L. Schmidt
Snowflake
Snowflake City Recreation
Snowflake High School
Larson
Taylor
Hunt
Gary Burgess
Roger Young
Cami Brewer
Melvin Hansen
Bill Kelly
Scott Flake
Tony Willis
Dallas Peterson
Shawna Heaton
Fantastick
the Fantasticks
DPS Plans to Assign Investigative Officers to Holbrook
City Manager Joe Pennington said DPS officials indicated two investigation officers will be assigned to the Holbrook area. The move follows charges of misconduct leveled against the Holbrook Police Department at the June 10 council meeting and fulfills a request for minority representation among the officers.
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Department of Public Safety
Joe Pennington
DPS
Pennington
Holbrook
Navajo County 4-H Roundup Set For Saturday
Navajo County holds its annual 4-H Roundup at Snowflake Junior High School this Saturday June 28. Registration runs 930 to 1000 AM with demonstrations judged 1000 to 1200 noon and dress revue at 1100 AM. Project judging continues 1230 to 300 PM with horses excluded. Two delegates will go to the State Dress Revue in July plus senior clothing members may qualify. For details call 4-H office at 524-6271 or their leader.
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Navajo County
Snowflake
Snowflake Junior High
4-H
In This Corner Urges Census Count and Public Form Submission
Final efforts are underway to complete the 1980 census count. The newspaper publishes a public service form for those not yet counted and urges mail-in submission to the Census District Office in Flagstaff Arizona with a contact number for questions. The note emphasizes accuracy for funding, representation, and legislative district drawing.
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U.S. House of Representatives
U.S
San Francisco Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Census Bureau
City holds grant hearing and council actions in Holbrook
The Holbrook City Council held the final hearing before submitting a Community Development Block Grant application to HUD. The agenda covered a flood control study, right of way abandonments by ADOT, updates on local projects, and a second reading of a sales tax ordinance. President Steven Garcia urged caution on grant proposals, and the city seeks a $332,600 grant for a block of streets bounded by East North Central, Third Street, California Street, and Second Street.
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Francie Payne
City of Holbrook
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Corps of Engineers
Arizona Department of Transportation
Craig Aper
Steven L. Garcia
Citizens Committee
East North Central
Third Street
California Street
Second Street
Aper
Libby Budenholzer
Joe Pennington
Pennington
Peonieetee
Lng
Frank Perkins
Little
Colorado River
Navajo County Board of Supervisors
Arizenartment of Transportation
Navajo Blvd
Navajo
Hopi Dr
Navajo County Candidates File Papers For Office
As filing closes nine more residents joined fourteen total filing petitions with Election Jerk Connie Mazon. Incumbents include Norman H Turley Jay De Spain and Cecil R Tuley all Holbrook Democrats seeking county posts. District 1 hopefuls include Scotty Benson and D Willard Guttery. District 3 contenders are Bud Bowers Ray Hunt Wayne Brewer Don Ware. Previous filers include Johnny L Butler Jay H Turley Theo R Hunsaker Willis Sherwood Robert Oliver.
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Navajo County
Connie Mazon
Holbrook
Norman H. Turley
Jay DeSpain
Cecil R. Tuley
John S
Scotty) Benson
D. Willard Guttery
Melvin R
Bud) Bowers
Lakeside
Ray LaDell Hunt
Snowflake
Wayne Douglas Brewer
Don W. Ware
Show Low
Johnny L. Butler
Winslow
Jay H. Turley
Theo R. Hunsaker
Joseph City
Willis Stephen Sherwood
Robert E. Oliver
Judge Mack Frost Retires After 22 Years in Holbrook
Judge Mack Frost, longtime Holbrook official born in Snowflake, retires after 11 years on the bench hearing mis demeanor and criminal cases. He remembers street work before city service and cites growing caseload and fines, planning to move with his wife Mariane to Vernon after five decades in the area.
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City of Holbrook
Mack Frost
Leo Hunt
Frost
JoLynn Fox
City of
Holbrook
Snowflake
Holbrook Street
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Mariane
Vernon
37 Foreign Students Visit Here Next Week
Thirty-seven students from over 20 countries arrive late Sunday night for a five day visit to Holbrook. The group, arranged by the American Field Service, will stay with Petrified Forest National Park employees and participate in: receptions, tours of the park and Hubbell Trading Post, a cowboy supper, and a talent show. Public tickets for the supper are available via Bob Slade at 524-3287.
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Holbrook
American Field Service
California
AFS
Petrified Forest National Park
Holbrook Petrified Forest Chamber of Commerce
Old Courthouse
Joseph City
First Baptist Church of
Holbrook Fourth of July Barbecue Tickets On Sale
County Calendar announces tickets on sale for the Holbrook fire department Fourth of July barbecue to be served at 12 noon at the fire station south of the tracks. Tickets available from any fremen with a filing deadline for county and state offices at 5 s today.
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Holbrook
Navajo County
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Bruce
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tennessee
Great Western Bank
Mideast
Holbrook, Snowflake
Patagonia Corporation
Pima Savings and Loan
Theuperior Court
Bruce Babbitt
Scott Phelps
John Taylor
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Holrock
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