Applications for YCC plan exceed 1400 in Arizona
The Youth Conservation Corps program attracted over 1,400 Arizona applicants this year, with 280 youths selected for summer jobs at 14 sites. Selections were made by Arizona Economic Security offices via computers, and final notices were mailed May 8. The process drew a diverse cross section of youths aged 15 to 18 across the state.
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Youth Conservation Corps Program
CCC
Arizona
Ernest McCrary
U.S. Forest Service
Arizona Department of Economic Security
McCrary
Globe district ranger chosen for Globe District
Wallace S. Rutledge has been selected as ranger for the Globe District of the Ton to National Forest, announced by Forest Supervisor Fred Wirth. He comes from the Chevron District of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests, where he was staff officer for recreation and fire control, replacing Walter Lockhart who left for American Smelting and Refining Company.
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Wallace S. Rutledge
Globe
Tonto National Forest
Fred Wirth
Chevron
Apache-Sutreaves National Forest
Walter Lockhart
American Smelting and Refining Company
First Aid Course Passes At Payson Schoolhouse
Eighteen people completed an eight hour Multi Media System Standard First Aid class at the schoolhouse. Eleven were part of the Tonto Rim Rescue Squad now in the National Jeep Search and Rescue Association.
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Tonto Rim Rescue Squad
National
Jeep Search and Rescue Association
Bob Belk
Norman Bell
Payson Fire Department
Death claims Frank Howton
Frank L. Howton 70 of Payson died Sunday at Payson Hospital. Services were held Wednesday at Payson Funeral Home with burial at Mountain Meadows Memorial Park. Born in Umipine Oregon he worked in Oregon and Canada before moving to Arizona in 1938 and spent his career in construction in New Mexico and Arizona before retirement. He was a member of Operating Engineers Local 418 and the International Operating Engineers. Survived by wife Mary two sons William of New York City Lloyd D. of Tucson a stepson Raymond L. Vaughn of Niagara Falls NY two daughters and a sister Mrs David Sprague of Primeville Oregon.
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Frank L. Howton
Payson
Payson Hospital
Payson Funeral Home
Mountain Meadows Memorial Park
Umipine
Ore
Mr. Howton
Oregon
Canada
Arizona
New Mexico
Mary
Operating Engineers Local 418
The
International Operating Engineers
Howton
William
New York City
Lloyd D
Tucson
Raymond L. Vaughn
Niagara Falls
N.Y
David Sprague
Primeville, Ore
Travelogue contrasts among Dallas and southern cities
Bob Ritter compares Dallas Houston Shreveport Jackson Birmingham and Asheville noting cleaner streets in Dallas and Birmingham and beauty of parks while Asheville’s inner city declines He predicts Asheville and Pine can improve with focused work and regional development plans.
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Dallas
Tex
Houston
Shreveport
Ness
Wallace Country
Asheville
N.C
Solid Gold Bath Attracts Guests In Japanese Hotel
A Japanese hotel highlights a solid gold bathtub weighing 313 pounds. Guests pay about two dollars per minute to bathe and the hotel claims each immersion prolongs life.
Public Notice from Packard School District Board
A public notice filed by John Oryer as President of the Board of Trustees of Packard School District No 33 VI regarding district actions and upcoming meetings. Details focus on governance and fiscal items for the school district.
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Board OF Trustees
Board OF Education
Arizona
John Oryer
Packard School District No
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John Eagar
Ella
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Tempe
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Fire Department
Dick Valentine
Bob Ritter
Travelog
Jackson
Miss
Birmingham
Ala
South
Floyd
West Germany
Beeline Hwy
Phoenix & McLane
Packard
SMTA
Gila
State OF Arizona Department OF Education
Total Pupil Transportation
Packard S.C
Saas
Tae
National Park Service
Irvice
Total Debt Service
Goa
Pedro Wong
Wong
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