Carnival Theme Set For Dance At Phoenix College
A carnival themed dance for Phoenix College students will be held in the school cafeteria from 9 p m to midnight with concession booths selling cotton candy and flavored ice. Sigma Kappa Phi members coordinating include Dick Giorza as president and Dave Rolan Bill Kessler Paul Mercer Dave Ormand and Neal Roberts. Joseph Smelser dean of men will speak at a convention of the Southern California Association of Junior Colleges in Pasadena. Smelser and others depart Friday for John Muir College. Jo Ann Schmitt Phoenix College sophomore has returned to the Navajo Indian Reservation to photo cover the Jubilee Celebration at St Michael's Mission. A book Navaho Saga by the Fathers is being published this week. Mademoiselle magazine has selected the Phoenix College home economics department to answer reader mail on textile problems led by Edith Stevens with Helen Too good of Iowa State College.
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Temperature Edges Up in Arizona Forecast
Temperatures in Arizona were warming slowly with little change expected tomorrow and a return to normal by Friday or Saturday according to the U S Weather Bureau extended forecast. Phoenix highs near 75 yesterday and 77 at the airport today with cool mornings around 46 to 49. Showers expected late Wednesday and Thursday, mainly in northern mountains, frost earlier damaged Sulphur Springs Valley chili crops but aided local cotton by leaf removal, with grower plans to monitor frost risk over a 100 acre chili plot.
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Coolidge Stam pede to feature rodeo events and parade
Coolidge October events plan a Western parade street dancing and festivities for the third annual Stam pede October 23 to 30. Rodeo events including calf and steer roping bulldogging and other competitions will be staged on the final two afternoons in the Jaycees new steel arena hosted by the Coolidge Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Burial To Be In East Gazette News Bureau
Donald Parks 57 died Sunday at his Mesa home and lies in state at Melcher-Hacker Mortuary before services in Farmington Illinois. He was a retired banker from Farmington and is survived by his wife Gracie and son William of Mesa.
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Goldwater to Speak at Foreign Trade Class
Barry Goldwater will address the marketing class of the American Institute for Foreign Trade at 8 a.m. tomorrow. Gail Murphy teaches the class. Goldwater plans to fly from Sky Harbor Airport to the school at the old Thunderbird Field north of Glendale.
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Hostess French Pastry Cup Cakes Claim Top Taste
An ad proclaims Hostess French Pastry Cup Cakes as the best money can buy claiming superior flavor to homemade and a money back guarantee. It touts double return offers and the unique secret chocolate recipe used.
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