Juvenile Advisory Board Recommends in Four Local Cases
Page's Juvenile Advisory Board heard two local cases involving four young boys. Three youths aged 12 or 13 admitted breaking into a school building, causing damage. ink smeared on a desk and walls required repainting. Another 11-year-old confessed stealing a piggy bank from a trailer home, containing over 125 dollars, later recovered. restitution of 18 dollars was made. All four were accompanied by a parent. The council aids local handling to avoid outside involvement unless recidivism occurs.
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Page’s
Flagstaff
Equipment fires hit Page area killing gear and house
Last week brought several fires in Page. At Wahweap gravel pit a trailer mounted spray painting and sandblasting rig owned by Jack Dickson of L-3 Page Trailer Court was destroyed when a fire broke out and he could not save the equipment. Thursday afternoon fire crews responded to a blaze at 5th Avenue where Francis Stay’s new house under construction suffered about 500 in damages to a ship loader. Page’s volunteer force totals 18 with 13 to 17 responding to alarms.
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Page
Jack Dickson
L-3
Page Trailer Court
Wahweap
Arriv
5Th Avenue
Francis Stay
K. R. Hopkins
Lee's Ferry Concessionaire Moves Family to Page
Clay Garrison, president of Lee's Ferry Inc., moves his family from Bativa Illinois to Page. They live at 318 Elm St with daughters Barbara Ann 10 and Mary Sue 7. National Park Service provides a boat-launch ramp and parking at Paria River east side and a picnic and camp grounds area on the west side. Garrison plans a camper supply store, bait and tackle shop and snack bar later this season.
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Clay Garrison
Lee’s Ferry Inc
Page
Bativa
Illinois
Garrisons
Barbara Ann
Mary Sue
Elm St
National Park Service
Paria River
Lee’s Ferry
Garrison
Kaibito Indian School strike disrupts work near Flagstaff
Laborers from Local 556 protest nonunion status of Dibo Plumbing Co as 65 workers walk off the Kaibito Indian School site 38 miles southeast of here. Negotiations are led by Phoenix attorney Andy Ward under the National Labor Relations Board. The $4.5 million project, financed by the U.S. government, began three months ago and is expected to take over two years. Volunteers are urged to donate labor to finish roofing at the Town House site, while Page Recreation Association reports about $1,800 in funds and open-book accounting practices.
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Kaibito
Andy Ward
Phoenix
National Labor Relations Board
U. S
Don Kofford
Page Recreation Association
Kofford
Powell Hosts Official Visitors
A group headed by Interior Secretary Stewart Udall was expected in Glen Canyon over the weekend to visit Lake Powell area. National Park Service official Marlo Glenn was to attend. Udall flew from Washington to Albuquerque where his wife and six children met him for a drive to Lake Powell for a camping trip with Saturday night reservations at Lake Powell Motel.
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Interior
Stewart Udall
Glen Canyon
Marlo Glenn
National Park Service
Udall
Washington, D. C
Albuquerque
N. M
Lake Powell
Salt Lake City Firm Submits Low Page Paving Bid
Nelson Brothers Construction Co. of Salt Lake City posted the apparent low bid of 63665 to resurface Page streets. The second low bidder for the regional contract let by Salt Lake City was Shearer Paving Co. of Flagstaff with a bid of 68800.
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SLC
Nelson Brothers Construction Co
Salt Lake City
Page
Flagstaff
Shearer Paving Co
Canyon Tours Adds 30 Passenger Cruiser To Fleet
Canyon Tours Inc unveils its eighth vessel No 1 a 34 foot Uniflit built by Bertram Company with 250 gallon fuel, 675 horsepower from three motors and 30 passenger capacity. On maiden voyage the crew and passengers swapped seats to share the excitement of the new boat Cleveland? at Lee's Ferry. The Indian name Tschari Ago Atin meaning Trail to the Rock That Goes Over is applied to the boat.
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Canyon Tours
Canyon Tours, Inc
Art Green
Bill
Bertram Com
Green
Lee’s Ferry
Hosten Tsinajinni
Voter Registration Update At Page County Puts 167 New Names
About 167 new voters were added to Page County's registration books ahead of the July 3 deadline after registrations in the preceding weeks. Deputy registrars W. K. Webb and wife registered 117 people, with 24 Democrats and 3 Independents or Non Partisans. Deputy assessor Mrs. Filla Johnson estimated roughly 50 more registrations at her office, largely Democratic.
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W. EK. Webb
Filla Johnson
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Juvenile Board
Lee's Ferry Concessionaire
Page Chamber of Commerce
Paul DeWitt
Glen Canyon Country Club
Bill Warner
Royce Knight
Knight
Earl Brothers
Page Aviation
Fish and Game Commission
Arizona
Utah
Fish and Game Commissions
Floyd Dominey
USBA
George Koury
Koury
Clearfield
Powell
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