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Newspaper
Page Merchants
Location
Page, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1964
Page
4
Page Public Schools will host open doors during the week of November 8 14 inviting all visitors to see modern classrooms. Ray Bradshaw calls education the highest dividend with lifelong earnings potential, citing American Education Week data to support the value of investing in schools.
This 18th issue of the Page Merchants news sheet credits Audrey Webb and Bill Warner for editing and advertising, with contributions from Jean Duffy and Mabel Nelson. Photographers include Bill Diamond, Fred Finch, and George Koury. Volunteers are sought for circulation, with examples of draftees and a note on delivery and folding at the Firestone Store.
Little Silver Dart a silver dapple colt and his dam Lady both registered Shetlands captivated Herb Parsons' corral visitors Ranger Chief Don Kofford assisted Capt. Bill Diamond in arranging them for a photo pose after arriving August 31 at the ranch.
The American who topped Tokyo Olympics small bore rifle world record drew a local cheering section in Page. The Lansberry family contributed 50 toward Lones Wigger’s travel costs as he rode the U S Army team to glory, earning three golds and a silver. Wigger began with Carter Rifle Club in Carter Montana. Doris Craig, twin sister of Mrs. Lansberry, and Paul R. Craig, both MSU grads, connected with Wigger through the club. The tale sits alongside Ken Farris and a power outage prank where a rock and relay switch caused lights to go out, a favorite Page anecdote.
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