Gila County Aid Totals Near One Hundred Thousand Dollars
DES reports April public assistance paid in Gila County totaled 99 547 dollars. AFDC distributed 32 037 dollars to 755 recipients while GA provided 2 445 dollars to 29 people. Food stamp program moved 65 065 in free bonus value and 98 084 in total coupons to 863 households and 784 people.
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Gila County
Department of Economic Security
W.J. Sotan
DES
Casa Grande
AFDC
Club Barbeque at Mesa del Caballo
El Caballo Club of Mesa del Caballo announces a barbeque for members and guests this Friday July 23 at 6 30 p m. Attendees should bring their own steak while the club provides a baked potato beans and salad for one dollar per plate.
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Mesa del Caballo
The mini skirt and a computer compare on guesswork elimination
A playful analogy likens the mini skirt to a computer by removing guesswork. Both objects are said to streamline decision making and reveal intended effects without uncertainty.
Storing Root Crops and Preserving Onions and Cabbage
Gardener offers simple storage methods for root vegetables with layered sand or straw, advises keeping produce separate, and details onion curing and braiding. Cabbages can be hung or turned into sauerkraut with sterilized jars. Suggests planting cold weather crops like kale Swiss chard and broccoli for late fall.
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Mark Fumusa
Rim Area
Delegates Attend 1976 State 4-H Roundup in Tucson
Gila County 4-H club members traveled to the University of Arizona for the 1976 State 4-H Roundup. They demonstrated skills in judging beef showmanship and dress revue, earned blue ribbons, and enjoyed a traditional Randolph Park picnic, workshops, awards banquet, and a closing dance. The group, including Cinda Brunson and Sue Jennings, rode with Navajo County and were accompanied by County Extension Director Van Wilson.
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Gila County
University of Arizona
Tucson
Randolph Park
Navajo County
van Wilson
Cinda Brunson
Sue Jennings
Tonto Basin
Globe-Miami Area
McARTHURISMS Old chemists never die
A light humor item notes that old chemists quit reacting and old postmen lose their zip, playing on familiar sayings.
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Aldridge
Eunice Wilson
Raintree Nursery
Howard Huddleston
Payson
Gila
Club Barbeque
Mesa del
McGollon Trading Post
Don & Glennis Stephenson
Twin Pines
Lee & Mary
Zuni, N.M
U-Haul
Roy Creach
ARCO
Igo
Au Meat Wits
Bar-S
Wieners
Fireside
Arnold
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