The Yuma Daily Sun from Yuma, Arizona • Page 11

i SMEW ffii'trr fiosraiPinrrprr aw Warrior's Corner Isy IUI.MKH San Pasqual's i PTA nic-ei- irr: of Hie year was hold on Scpi. The was called to liy 11 ic 3 ''A president. ft. K. Foster.

Tiic i were read and approved. The chief objective of meo'- was lo introduce ihe tcachon to the parents. A diflercnt nieth- od of was used tiiis year. i- Drummond. superintendent, introduced the first teacher and then each teacher intro ilneed the teacher on their ri', and nn "'here each teacher had received their decrees and experience.

Refreshments served. HAl.UnVKR.V OAKXIVA1. A few plans were made for tlic YUMA TYPEWRITER Offers You Experienced Service Repair MR. JOE CHADWELL from Las Cruces, New lias had factory training on A. B.

Dick and Guslelncr Duplica- ors, training on Gcslaflcx Elec- roner Stencil Culling Machine, and factory training on Undcr- vnod and O'ivctli typewriters and adding machines. service on your Under- vood and Olivetti office machines call a trained man. Joe Chadwell. at YUMA TYPEWRITER CO. 33 K.

Isl St. SI' 2-5194 school's annual Halloween Carnival. is lo he held on Saturday, I Oct. Mrs. Iniugenc Land is ihe chairman of the carnival.

KI.KCTIOX HKSDI.TS Student Council elections at San Paginal went off wilb a bang! results are as follows: president. Marshal; Benedict; vice president. Ramon Sandale; secretary. IAJU Jean Poore; treasurer, Connie O'Brien; member at large, Sydney Flame. The appointed officers are; school Reva Jacquilh; editor.

John limner: i manager. Wallace Antone; assembly program chairman, Dale Farrens; cheerleaders. Leona Malt- ingly. K'athy Beasley, Judy Sar- reis and Jeanne -N'ewsoni. I-'OOTliAU, i The Warriors i i i a Ihe 1000 season at Biv.wlcy (I a night.

buses will leave for game a ibe pep rally at the high school. The school paper. will be out Friday. Audition for Yuma Play Set For Wednesday The a i Players, spniiMjrcd hy Hi? Recreation and Park a i hold audi- I lions for first production of the a Wednesday, Thursday and I Friday, on the slage of the Veterans of Wars building a' '201 1st Avenue from 7 p.m. to p.m.

The first play will be A i directed by George Gil- more- and by Claudette Beasley The public is invited to I.join Flavors i THE SUN Sunday, Septembor 25, I960 11 GETTING READY Kofa High put out the first issue of its new paper Friday. Page. Checking over a layout are four members of the staff. Seated is Charlotte Land, editor. Standing from left are Judy Morse, feature editor; Sandy Phillips, reporter, and Janet Payton.

managing editor. (Sun Stnff Photo) Club Thanks Who Aided in 16th Festival Members of Ihe Club Latino Americano of Yuma wish lo thank all those who participated in the rercn; Sept. IGth Festival. Gilbert Peralta. president, said Ihe lub members would like to i as an actor, member of Hie 0 fivp lrcn 0 nleslants stage crew, scenory consiruclion Di Gl for (rucks, Rob Beam- crew, tn makeup department or in er a Daily Sun radio stage properly department a i and TV.

Varner Motors, In addition to Ihe fall slage pro- i Sen. Harold C. duciions. several 30-minuic skits Giss, Mayor George Shacklcfonl. are io be presented lo service i Ihe Yuma City Council, the Board clubs The firsl of these will be of Supervisors.

Yuma Police Dep a Parks and Recreation presented for ihe Kiwanis Cluh on Or; 1 a 7:30 p.m. in the Planet Room of ihe Slarclust Hotel. This skil is under direction of Marji Kirby and includes Ihe cast of: Chuck and Shirley Haggard, George GilmotT. Natalie Everett. Ros die Coultice and Liz Oren- donf.

Several more of these skils will be presented in the near future, and new talent urged to try out for paris. Deiv.rtrncn! and all of the ciuha and people who had booths at the i a Peralta reported the festival as being very successful and said a it would be made an a a The term "Amerind" embraces Ihe American Indian and the Ksk- THIS WEEK'S BEST BUYS FROM YUMA FURNITURE CHAIR rapems Visit our preview of oil thol is new and smart in fine draperies! Choose for your own the very design, color arrangement and drapery styling to moke your home outstanding. Qwlcfy fabrics, budget prktd. Wefiderful pettirm, textures. Smorleit styling.

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25th PUBLIC RECORDS: 15 Business Licenses Issued by City of Yuma To remind the public of the I rue: churches, urging lion. A briefing announced later, Chamber of Commerce is cooper- a i wilh church organizations for a a i i Parade. To be the first annual this parade will he Ihe unfolding of Ihe a i i story by depicting the various phases in float form and chronological order. the Chamber manager, Datiicl K. Halpin, reports.

ihcir parlicipa- session i be Halpin said. Suggestions are thai a -School children may porlray char- event. actors on Ihe finals, wilh men's groups in charge of the rough construction work, and the women's and young people's groups taking over on the decorations and costumes. The proposed i will include Tentative date is Nov. 2jth, i divisions, wilb possibility lowing Thanksgiving.

a i 10 ccssarv a i plan is for various congre-1 gallons of the community lo agree lo sponsor, build and cnler a float in one of Ihe divisions. The Chamber will contribute to each participating church a maximum of 520 to help defray costs of Iloal construction. In order lo a i a i uniformity, the Chamber i have styro-foam block Idlers lo indicate the theme of the i i i a floats. No Commercial Finals There will be no commercial floats allowed in the parade. Halpin stressed, and Santa Claus will portrayed as the Spirit Ihristmas.

Division 1 i be the parade escort, honor guard, lo include the Christian and American flags and military; Yuma High band; parade marshal's car, i should be the Rev. Donah Leavitt as president of Ihe Yuma Ministerial Association and E. A i But! I Eaton, president of Hi Chamber of Commerce; parade chairman's car. and the Kofa High School marching band. tlaycecs Lc.nd In Division 2, Ihe lead float by the Jaycecs and will be 'Children Hear Ihe True Storv Ir.iOu'ss were issued in IMP of a during the period Sept.

'22ntl. These include. Harry F. Francis. IDtil Avenue C.

wliolesale an-l retail off-iruck sales; Ka.shionci'p Beauty Salon. Hilly Francis. J'Jj -Main Street, reiail sales and service, formerly oum-d by i i De- Mar.iie K. Place. ty Consular eration.

i a a HiRiiway. Phm-nix. Ben Scarls. re- friKeration sale-, and service: Yuma Coin Supply. I.mher Lewis.

Avenue, retail sales of coins and Richfield. John Gutierrez. -COO 1 Avenue, gasoline retail sales ai Anna 15. lluschk.i. lfS Ird Avenue, a i sales.

Tuppor A'are agen. and Long Aparl- menis, David K. Lone and -2nd Slrcet and Avenue, rentals. Others include, C. 10U7 -Kb Avenue, retail cafe form-'.

owned by Aurora Trcvin BaMer PrcM-ripiioii Sin i BaMer. -13U Sire' retail sales, formerly owned In Aispac.li: Bosuorth Rcal'y. Ralph Bosworlh. Avenue csta-tc; A i a Kill Sih Street, a i sales a t.ady -arol Plastics; Railroad Cafe. Shilanski.

1S1 Si reel. cafe, retail "Gene" Price teal Estate Broker, F. K. (Gcnei Price, 15fi 4ih Avenue. esta'c broker, and Holiday Tile Rob- ert L.

Olson. S-l-l E. Place, i contrac.tin:;. i Divorces granted in the perio.l of Sept. Slh thmujth L'2nrl.

includ- ed Lillian ,1. Hurton vs Charles L. liurt.m; Byrl Ellen Dorries vs A I vin Vernon Dorries; Ruth E. i i Malcom 1C. Owens I Jones Sharp.

vs Ellen Elena Owens: Lee Adams vs William Jackson Adams; Sharon K. C'obli vs or; L. Helen Uumford vs C.co-.-ge Dumford; Vicki D. Kinum vs George F. i Mary Kohel vs George F.

Kohel; Krancns 0. MacDonaia John W. MncDonakl: James A. I'ryor vs Fleur O. Pryor; Barbara Dianne Smith vs Kdward Klder Loyce Y.

Selby vs i i a W. Selby. Ann was gran'o'l fi Dona'd Lee Sharp vs Carolyn Jones Carpenter also known as a Woman Suicides With Plastic Bag LOS AN'GELKS (t'PD Mrs. Hannah Abe. Highland Park, committed suicide Friday nigh! by pulling a plastic bag over hei head, police reported.

A special letter showing Ihe pro-j Christ mas from the Spirit ni posed lineup is being sent all I Chrislmas; Prophetic Promise musical group. A i a i to Mary, and Visiialion to Elizabell Division 3 will begin with a musical group or choir. The Annunc- ialion to Joseph, The Journey to Rethlebcm, Scene at the Inn choir, and i i Division -I is planned to include The A i a i to the Shepherds, a choir, Journey of Ihe Shepherds, Journey of I IIP Wise Men lo Herod, and Wise Men Presenting Gills. Division 5 will include a musical croup. The Angel Warning the Wise Men Not To lo Herod, Presentation in I he Temple and the Flighl luio Egypl.

Division will be a musical group and i a float of The Cross, the sacred symbol of Christ i a i by Ihe Yuma Chamber of Commerce. School District Menu Announced Mc-nus al. Ihe Yuma Elementary School District. No. 1.

cafeterias Ibis week have been announced. Tbe.v include meals from barbecued frr.nks to pizza pie. MOXIJAY Spaghetti-beef casserole: carrnl and cabbage a a peanui butter po- cel- and sandwich; peaches, and milk. I TUESDAY Barbecued franks, whipped tatoes; buttered golden corn; ery sticks; cinnamon rolls, milk. WEDNESDAY Cheeseburgers; a chips; buttered fresh carrots; tomalo slice; applesauce; and milk.

THURSDAY fried beans; letluec and tomalo salad; apple halves; chocolate cake; and milk. PRIOAY Pixva i buttered beans; green salad, apricots; and milk. i Central Arizona Citrus Men To Tour Yuma Mesa Central Arizona citrus men will lour the Vuma Mesa Tuesday. The Knit Valley will take ,1 day-lnnp look Ihe Yuma induslry KU e.sls of the Yuma Mesa Cilrus Club. visitors sn j-nrsis nf I he club at a dinner mi-cling, i Dr.

Hohrrl I i i discuss lemon a i studies. The mreliric is set foi- 7 p.m. at Lno's a a The Phoenix growers will arrive at the Yuma County Airport at 10 a.m. AR Agent Grounds will conduct (he program al local parking houses, groves and nurseries. COME SEE ME AND MY USED CARS at MIDWAY MOTORS 1320 4th Avenue DON SHERMAN weden has more telepbones in pmporli'iii iKjpulation i i a any other roiinir" in 1 i e.xcepl I'nilrd LAND BANK LOANS Fedtra! Land Bank Aitociation of El Ctntro Ave.

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