Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 31

1 a 9 or YorvY' r1. MA! I. 32 The Arizona Rini.hli BULLDOG Phoenix, Oct. 8, 19CI Mopsy tr Jt-. CHRIS-TOWN AND DOWNTOWN 1 mrm if! V- day diffi lafp 11 fln Anv a ma linr I ha KII ral Na I rvl tic Ihi pa In judge Hays Names Panel hi.

fit. An examining committee luis Icon named by Superior Court juvenile Judge Jack I). II. Hays 1 select a chief juvenile pruba-, tion officer from nmong 15 can-1 1 uulates. Judge Hays said the commit- Ice includes Dr.

Keith J. Perk-x ins. executive director of Child 'Study and Consultation Service; William F. Shield, new for the Maricopa County Conciliation Court; and Charles C. Cammarata.

chief referee in i Juvenile Court. Itobert N. Malonek. county personnel di-- rector, will be adviser to the group and Cammarata will be chairman. Judge Hays said the new of.

ficer will be hired in November and will start work not later than Jan. 1. m6 MuxivcWs Trial Set IV (Jerald Uillard Maxwell. 34. 1 who allegedly shot a Ctah man It) death in a Phot-nix bar.

will 5tand trial for murder in SujHTiur Court Maxwell, of Van Huron. Ark is accused of l.lovd Moirick. 2ti of Clearfield. Jan. 6 during an argument at the Trade Winds Cocktail if- 7.

Lounge. 39 S. Central Maxwell was released Oct. from Arizona State Hospital where he had been undergoing psychiatric treatment. Ho is represented by attorney L.

lu.ssman. 3 COP Croup SrisM I'ooUirfc Lunch ft Sarah Kolsom, Hepublican candidate for state superintendent of public instruction, and Kit-hard Kleindienst. Hepublican candidate for governor, will at a pool.side luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Saturday at Camel-back Inn. Mrs.

Folsoni will discuss in Government and the Needs of Arizona." Kleindicnt-t will discuss Candidate for Governor Looks at Educational Problems." The $5 luncheon and fashion show by Hanny's is sponsored by Scottsdale Hepublican I Ul A if iH Custom Cars In Auto Shows A FOUR-DAY car show will start at 6 p.m. today at the state fairground, 19th Avenue and McDowell. The show will be presented by Gene Winfield as "The Arizona State Championship Auto Show." More than 100 OUR OWN SENATOR SUITS. Tailored to our exacting specifications Korriclcs own Senator Suits, styled expressly for the fashion-conscious man. Come see this impressive collection which includes fine imported woolens, lustrous sillc and wool blends usually found in suits selling for as much as $100.

Two-button styling with natural, easy-feelinq shoulders, side-vented coat; trim, tapered trousers with plain front. Blue 'olive, blue 'black, grey. Regulars, Shorts, Longs. 79.95 RICH-TONED SPORT COATS. Authoritatively tailored to keep you as well-dressed at leisure as you are at business.

This two-button plaid-over-plaid imported wool is as light, comfortable and as incredibly soft as cashmere. Side vents; hacking flap pockets. Regulars, Longs. custom cars, hot rods, and other types of cars will be entered. The show will be open to the public from 6 to 11 p.m.

today and tomorrow, from noon to midnight Saturday, and from 1 to 10 p.m. Sunday. I More than $1,700 in trophies and awards will be presented at 9 p.m. Sunday. 'Census Sections Topic of Panel TEMPE Proposed changes A sion at 7 p.m.

Wednesday in the Memorial Union building on the Arizona State University $45 the Memorial Union building al A rn i It. MEN'S SHOP; Chrii.T.wn Downtown, Sfreof Floor on me Arizona auue university campus. Sponsored by the Arizona chapter. American Statistical Association, the panel will include Milton Gan, executive director of the Community Council; Prof. Edward Thomas of ASU; Anthony Lazzari, consulting engineer for Arizona Public Service and Robert Johnson of the City of Phoenix Planning Department.

CHRIS-TOWN: shop Mon. thru Frf. 10 to Sat. 10 to 6. 264-39! DOWNTOWN: shop Mon.

and Thurs. 9:30 to 9, other days 9:30 to 5:30. AL 8-591 1.