Arizona Silver Belt from Globe, Arizona • Page 1

rizona 82 NO. 18 Miami, Arizona, Thursday, July 7, 1960 enter FRANK GOMEZ KILLED CAR-TRAIN CRASH Gomez, 27,. Miami High athletic coach, was by Flagstaff police three young men kill- car-trkln collision car- morning. Tfte car reportedly into a Sailta Fe freight train near Flagstaffs Ateb.killed were Ruben Sanchez. of Flagstaff and Albert 0.

Rodriguez Calif. Gomez, came to Miami three, years Scligman, coached football and track at Miami High. He was recently named head basketball coach. Gomez was a graduate of ASC at Flagstaff. Surviving are his wife, Ansic, and two sons.

The.three victims brought, the LOCAL BUSINESS Service Station Opens Here Sat. Bow the Clown will greel everyone who attends grand opening of Hillgrr's Service, 80K Live Oak Saturday. Operated by Have of (llobe, I he service station will be; managed by Johnson, of ''lobe, i his brother Terry as him. Several company rc-j rircscnlalivos be present state holiday toll to 12. WEATHER REPORT Mnx.

Min. help them with grand opening. The offers complete auto service and accessories. It will be iopen from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

daily. i The Miami Assembly of Rain boW Girls will hold a car'wash at Jnne-29 June 30 JUly 5 Jdy 1- 4 3 103. 102 102 000 000 .000 71 Hillgar's Saturday 7, 1 opening to raise money for their Their car wash will 7 0 iinclude pickup and delivery scr-; nn'vice. Free gifts i be presented lo I Saturday customers. Four Si ore- on Country i Two Sta Plus Beauty Salon, Barter's kin Country Market grand BRAND CENTER Pete's Country Center is 'pictured here after the completion of its construction.

The shops are (1. to Ralph's Barber Shop, 'Rene's Beauty Salon, Corbctt's Tots and the Green Stamp Redemption Store. The lot i 1-hc foreground is able to accommodate 300 cars. Not pictured, but immediately- to the west oJ: these shops is Store, have joined Pete's Gountfy- i i Highway to 3-day grand opening beginning. are Colbert's Tots and Colbert.

B.ene's Beauty Saldn, i Ralph's Barber Shop, owned the Green a by Irene Farrimond. Pole's Country Store, partially owned by Howard "Pete" Ter- iniain. was established four years ago when the business area, was, si ill "country." The grocery mark- pi carries over 4,000 product'and Horns, including, along beauty aids, 'househoW and soft goods. It carries 'he largest variety of frozen 11 the arca. according to Jacfc IcGee.

assistant manager." One year ago, a 40 foot was added to the who also i has lived in Globe years. He has been in i i a Very business for the same' ahtoftlt time, having owned workinr. ai iShop Market in Globe previpUSitO he Country Store. GLOBEMAN KILLS WIFE, fi a $s8H i i 1 ii" for vi Surviving 'oui" soi IV woon i i i in i i i FUITTJI! i i i i i i i Termain and his wife, MargMtt. h-)ve a son, Howard in a grocery owned "Pete in Santa Rita, N.M., daughter.

21, who Paclilla, 47, of Globe, wbo police said killed wife. wounded i son, and then Uirn- 'ed gun himself. Saturday i in N.M,,'. fl'i'" hospital. i i a a of i in I he' fracas was 5aret "Padilla.

45. Police said Mrs. Padilla and her to three weeks ago from Globe. Albeit released Tucs day from the Bcrnalillo Indian Hospital after examination for -a bullet in tne-side. He is slaying with relatives The father, in the 'same hospital, was' shot, in the head 'and refrain- HOLIDAY CRASH VICtIM Coach Frank Gomez killed Tuesday at 2:30 a.

m. in a car-tram accident, is posing here with Miami High trophies. He coached-fgqtball and track, and was recently ap- head basketball coach. The picture was earlier this a Kemiecott Raises lines for 1.J.3B houdy iployees o( the Mines Kennecott Copper Cor pfration, will boost the firm's nn- noal fctimatecl payroll HIT Uay- dint-Ray arca to $8,960.000. a -Jwi: Increases, ranging vntfy-eight cents to $1.14 a will go into effect 1.

This is nVe round of increases being liild under the terms of -union contracts negotiated in December, 1959. new pay scale of per 'shift for the highest of day-pay employer i put such employees, veil above he 1959 national average paid in the copper industry of $106.25 a The new scale represents a Aveekiy'increase of $5.70 in the highest pay group; Under the lorms of I lie contract even, an unskilled laborer i In- assured a. minimum nf $17-10 per 8-hbur a- raise of seventy- eight cents a i l.hc'present $16.32 rate. Piano Store Opens Om Keystone Ave. N.

E. Pustamante, Clay- poo' piano salts and service man or the past K' years, this week rrovcd Ins business to 25 Keystone Miami. niifJainanlc-. who stnrird studying the piano at the ar.e of nine in" New Mcsii'C'. has been in Claypool for years.

He had been employed al Inspiration Copper Co. for years and at Castle Dome and Copper Cities for years, Daisy Moore Attends ASC Workshop said the parents were estranged. Officers said -Padilla tried to talk to his wife but she the boy. wouldn't let i their residence. Police said Padilla bo- can ic.

angry and shot, them with a Construction On Units At Copper Hills Starts Tuesday morning const ruction started at the Copper Hills Motel, on 12 more- units. According io a Curovich, manager-owner, the $36,000 contr-act has been let- to. Paramount Construction Scottsdale. Each unit will increase 'he from discussing the a a i with From Hew An unattached cooler.vnl mi Ihejmana.iU'd iroof of II- Gi'ccn Slamp i Redemption Store-, in Pelc's Coun- I try Center on the "'Highway, provided a spot for bur-, glars to slip in and take over SI.300 pans. Jwpj'lh.

of merchandise early VnoVWn'e. The bad not yet been opened for business. W. Wallace, Phoenix II Irene Ferrimond, local manager, had been in the process of arranging stock for several days prc- Tftm l' o. Miami High graduate.

henan working at 'the' store when it first opened. hc-cn in the Air Forpe and for Miami Commerq He and his wife, Shirley, son, age 7, and a months. a 'automatic and I. i Lo the burgkiry. turned the weapon on 'The thieves, i MIAMI PERSONALITY Ragus Feels Part Of Loea! Born, Raised And Works IB Area le new a i i a said dial.

f. thieves wen: evidently 1 0 fire out of control. I planned Mrs. Fc'rrilnond had been i a-s when with Ihr- fluor plan and awaro Ihal cooler had not been a i i i i to 'he roof. Several by the i 'Debpile I (act Hi iTiorcliaiidise had be the morrow ip.o'.'"]!"; beins held none of the 'recovered, opened His house hor were di'm and i of a ncigh- Ihrealcncd but resulted.

hm Nick C. -Racrus compares li.i.mseU' i i the lj-i ground, indigenous i the soil," iys the i a i "High School principal' Born in GJobo: and ryiped in been i Wosien To I LJ i i i Women's Club i 4. i i i A i I 'I'ho i a In'. aVd Ci-'icra' H.os-|0/,.. and is i i i i "embers arc joins a brofi 1 y.i-.:, AI Fen p.

of. 3 "JO I nnno'ince i i i born Tots and Teens was fp The Peter Pan Globe. Mrs. Colbert has nor tlie line to cover and "juniors" The handles all ready-to-wear plus shoes. Jerry Simpson had been a woman in Mrs.

Colbert's former shop for three years and will cw? Unue working in the new store. of the motel by 340 square a ovav 3I a on only enough to get a college n. i-liAtlll'I Plim- A the constriction should be completed in 90 days. education und meet his wife. Arm.

'Slnvio wa? the native tongue of He entered the Infantry in AWARD BY BPW Eiizabeth Haze! Wins Scholarship si family and he titcln't'know word of F.n "'hen he entered sf.liooi as a boy. i-psnK nf i 1 rli'-i-r-tandinii b' i wo years, liis i i i a Hi'- year fh; 96th Division of thr -T Out of Mif 1 i i pir went bark i coacb'nr. i i a i i i i i i i at ASf -M! was in the Inter, ho voci-ivivl hi-; inss the job a a c'jaci rJish caused Nick lo "iakc a point maslorim; il close in (ji'i-feclion. His a cncour- i a i Business and I'ro- bis a i i i i by a i a frssionjil Woman's rr''-nllyi of i i a Klizabclh i ai as i school, In St. Joseph's School rtaKiis Llnylish llv- most A i a i rrsidpnl and teacher, is parlici in the special two-week workshop "Materials for Teachers of Indian Children" in session June of -Nursinj; Every yc, I he.

pr'ividrs i worlby siuclent iiiijiprlanf course nnl "Wiih explains, "you nf the same lime, returned becom lil.Kl. lo lo i a i assistant hi scholarship to interest in HIP i of One hundred and -foiirlcen dollars 27-Jivlji ft, during the first i H'-is i'l of summer were llcrniinia la. Slate College al. Flau- Mansoiir. The Unions whose members i re-jection a form New ('dorado, and Utah arc wage increases arc the Ray and Local 939, llaydcn; Unit- ed'steelworkers of America (AFL- Cfb; locaf 5252, Hay and Local 5738.

Bro- therfiood of Electrical Workers, Local 314; and tch Brotherhood lons Locomotive Firemen and Engine- I I 1 I men, L. B. Crawford Lodge 042 Ray. workshop is under the dir- of Dr. Orpha McPhcrson.

nl supervisor of I education, Bureau Indian Affairs. Dr. i had a great school principal K. K. Last year as IK- look over I hi.

job of i i a I a hccain-: he first High a a io a a i this position. Ai; pi'iiii-ipal. lie has a slrici Wilicll adhere Raiius i i Webslrr's Dicl.ion-jlike lo a person i- Hi" i a i i bwk to, potential, his i a or us i i He wen'! up i bood- liiiwinr. his a a i linns' ur sludeiUs who insist, -iii; a i oilier subjcds i i i MS i i i "i' 1 -IC'lin Carpi-i'-li-r wool knit, sly!" 1 wliicli was P'H up drawin-. I a i Laurel Karman.

Mrs, MansoLir. iJ ance chairman anil man. expresses luv 'VV Club J'iu- i a i appreciation i a keen iniercsl' in alhc- a i be lias vcars. he on the Mary's in a a Encli' 1 1 his- "School schoollparr.nl;: worth ays ill" i i a i i i and Ih: well get hi. out of i lory major in i limp-consum- infi job, enjoys his i trip working with all the Ari -j I i a Tribes, and this work-1 shop is designed primarily! for 's on the Indian Reserva- md for teachers who meet children in their classes, of ex per( 01 lc 0 rt given the program.

Bapras Initiated ASC Honor Society jterio T. Barreras was one of fen teachers who was initialed into the Arizona State College campus chapter of Phi Kappa Phi honor, June 29, All the initiates, are former honor students Junior Women Officers Attend Phoenix Counci Mrs. 1-kirold Sorstokkc, prcsi dent of i a i -lurior Women's Club and M'-s. a i Horr attended the President. Council in Phoenix, 30.

Mrs. Horr i i i his a io Iho i i a.lcly. A member o. ce also i Major and Jie Sujtci. iagus i i his dilation in W.

him and he planned League, ho mai.nl.ams a lavcragc. depression hi) al. a i Some of his follow bowlers wcix however and says I a i fellow classir.alcs bacn Vcl io "cl i 1 could school, llagus and his colleague? Vo "way Me became i a i change. They remcm i freshman baseball coach ASC Local Men Discharged From US Marine Corps Three local men have returned Miami after having completed hccn a inted slate chairman of PP vcnrs service in the United ii affairs. as il has been called lo three years service in the United lnd i an a ff a Slates Marine Corps.

Ted Culver. Clay Covey and W.T. Callaway enlisted together in 1957 after their-graduation from Miami High School and all were discharged last week. Culver was stationed overseas for the last year, The project selected for the Junior clubs of Arizona to support is a residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed children, for which plans are now being made. bcr when gas and i i i were inslallcld in town, when street: i CCr i paved.

And of course, Ragu "After Te'm'ic Ilat-us retui'ncd to I is constantly noticing the progres- i i ach ISnslish and su-lin the Miami school system th, wrvise study halls al i higlvsciciHific type course of studies 'to teach a home room and a new approach lo the method education at a grammartcaching and new tccnniqucs school teaching sports. 1935 Nick Ragus was back; Most ironic of Nick Ragus meal Miami' High, only now he was'modes is that of the little boy be- teachina freshman English and as- ing chased away from Miami High sis'imTas football and back in 1916 when it was coach He soon became head constructed. That little boy ball coach and a study hall Nick Ragus, destined er whteh he remained until 1942. make this school his life's work. The Colberts, of Manor, lived in Miami from 1122 until 1935.

when they moved.sto Silver City, N.M. They retorted lo the area 11 years later. It wasy n't until 1955. however, that Mftt Colbert started a children's cJfldl- ing store. Her love of children Sad young people caused Ijer.tq/go.^rtO line of work.

Colbert works for and assists his 'wife wh 1 the business. K. She i.jini,vriv. The Colberts have two ters botli grown and marriedV'Md six grandchildren. The families, Donald P.

Marshalls. and )scar Ezells, both live.il ry Mrs Wotffarth of Rene's 3 beauty operatro in Arfeona a on for the last as years. shop will feature the latest iyles her two assistants; ortly graduated from, bewity ool' Mrs. Wolffarth, (Is to take sonic refresher coiur- in the near The two stylists be'-Betty Dillon, of A Win.kler, a native of irca. Mrs.

Wolffarth, who lived ''in loiic for )2 years before -movlhg 0 Lower Miami two years -alb, at the Dominion Beauty Cook in 1051. Since then she hw ccn a checker at Pete's CoUntiy at the Eagle il the Safeway in Miami; She and her husband, John; brec children and five grandch en. Ralph Jackson has-been i hair clipping years. He worked in mines in 1954 before movtog (s Farmington, N.M. He and 'iris Johnnie and their son, Ra- )cri, n), returned to Lower .11 i 4 months ago.

OLD PALS Miami High School Principal Nick Rams is a i next to the bell monument in the front yard, of the school. lie remembers when the bell tolled at old Central School. Born in Globe, Ragus lias lived in Miami all his life. Mrs. Farrimond, from iow in charge of the H- ins managed bcr husband's busl- icss and several others in the past.

and husband moved to the from Pittsburg, one.ywr ico. She has desk clerk it i he Kmber Motel until recejnl- 't'lie area at Pete's Ouun- ry Center provides for rnalcly 300 cars. The store hours are: a.m 9 p.m. daily; Colbejtts, Monday Saturday: Rente's and Ralph's, Monday SaturdW, 9-6: and 9-5 Tuesday Saturday..