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THE SIGNAL, Page, Ark., Thursday, Feb. 1, 1962 7Police Record —(Continued from Page One)recently. However, .checking through those reports gives a clear indication of the need for constant vigilance against * wrongdoers. Drunk cases are by far the biggest problem of the Rangers, says Kofford, but other offenses and offenders keep the officers busy throughout their work shifts.We have a clean town here*” says Kofford, and we want to keep it that way. We haven’t had any serious crime in Page. But, we have to constantly guard against persons who might be tempted to break the law. Our traffic safety record is one of which we are proud, also, and we aim to keep it that way’.Those who enforce the chief's aim to keep it that way’’ include the following Ranger officers:Captain Mike Slattery, Sgt. William A. Diamond, Sgt. Raymond McAllister, Sgt. Charles Bancroft.Rangers are Everett Wickman, Jerry Sanderson, Paul Woodard, Clayton Nourse, Harry Wilenski and Ray Kdler. Desk personnel are Benny Carpenter, Dick Hen-* driekson, Mrs. Joan Maskie and Eldred Fowler. _A, •Lola McNally Finishes First Term WorkTUCSON (Special) ~ Lola Joy f Nally of Page is completing her £.st semester’s work at The University erf Arizona. Final exams are under way until Jan. 30, with secohd semester classes scheduled to begin Feb. 5.The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. McNally of Page, she is one of the few freshmen coeds * enrolled in the UA Colleere of Mines.
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