Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 44

ALL EDITIONS A-28 The Arizona Republic Phoenix, Friday, July 20,197 UA hospital to seek 8.9% hike in rates TUCSON (AP) Tte University of Arizona will ask the Board of Regents Saturday to approve an 8.9 per cent rate increase for the university's teaching hospital, of A Vice President Sherwood Carr said Thursday. Carr said rising expenses and the need to avoid undercutting other Tucson hospitals are reasons behind the requested increase. "We don't want to undercut their rates," Carr said, "and we don't expect the legislature to support patients in the university hospital because they're paying less than they would elsewhere." The hospital has maintained Ihc same rates since it opened in September 1971, while other Tucson hospitals have had increases of up to 8 per cent in the same period. The proposed increase would bring the cost of a private room at the UA facility from $65 to $70 per day, and the cost of a semi-private room from $55 to $60. UA to train Indians for lib ranes TUCSON The University of Arizona College of Education has received a one-year grant to train Indians to meet current Indian library information needs.

The grant from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare will enable 18 Indian students to complete a graduate year of study in librarianship. The UA's Graduate Library School director, Donald Dickinson, said each person selected to participate in the program will receive a stipend of $2,400 for an academic year and $600 for each dependent. All tuition and fees will be waived, he said. Admission requirements include a completed undergraduate degree and letters of recommendation. Those interested in applying should write to Dickinson at the Graduate Library School, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721.

Burglars get goods valued at $3,100 PARADISE VALLEY Cash and goods valued at $3,100 were said to have been taken in two burglarie Wednesday to the Paradise Valley marshal's office. The first, in which a gun and camera valued at $1,600 were taken, occurred at the Chester Walker residence, 8116 N. 68th some time between July 5 and Monday, according to a spokesman for the marshal's office. In a burglary Tuesday evening, $1,500 in coins, savings bonds and a wristwatch were taken from the room of Donald S. Lubin at the Sheraton Scottsdale, 7200 N.

Scottsdale Road. Apparently a passkey was used to gain entry to the room, according to the marshal's office. The Lubins were staying at the hotel until their new home is completed at 6307 N. Mockingbird Lane. Public relations executive to head alumni of ASU TEMPE Noel Barrie of Tempe, vice president of the Phoenix public relations firm of Barnes Associates, has been elected president of the Arizona State University Alumni Association.

John M. Schwarz, 345 W. Slate Phoenix, vice president of the Arizona Refining Company, was elected president elect. He will assume the presidency July 1974. Other new officers, all Phoenix residents, are: Bernard Vitek, 127 E.

Pipin Rock Road, vice president; Richard Parker, 1006 S. 24th secretary, and Dr. Lincoln Ragsdale, 1100 E. Jetfer- son treasurer. Last cabin sites near the lake SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Pinewood Presents Miss Pinewood Country Debra Shannon making her official appearance on Saturday, July 21 and Sunday, July 22 from noon to 4:00 P.M.

at beautiful Pinewood Country Club. Debra is no ordinary "Miss." She is one of Arizona's contestants in the Miss Arizona World Beauty Pageant. Join her and all the Pinewood People in the tall Pines this weekend. are now available WALK TO THI LAKI pfoewood has recently opened Unit 17. These cabin sites overlook Lake O'Dell, the golf course and many offer a breathtaking view of the San Francisco Peaks.

These are the last cabin sites near the lake and won't last long. INVESTMENT With 650 homes already built and many more under construction, Pinewood becomes the most successful second community in Arizona. Of course, there's a reason, The value is not in the future. It's now. The golf course is already built.

The clubhouse is standing and in use. The streets and utilities are now. Pinewood doesn't have to make big promises for the future. The value is here right now. RECREATION Even if you buy with plans for the future building or just to hold as an investment, Pinewood's $1.5 million worth of recreation facilities are there for you to enjoy.

Swimming, tennis, horseback riding, golf on the beautiful 18 hole championship golf course, and separate clubhouses for tots, teens and adults make Pinewood the finest resort-recreation community of its kind in Arizona. LOCATION Just 100 scenic minutes north of Phoenix on the Black Canyon Highway in the Ponderosa beauty of the Coconino National Forest, Pinewood is the ideal place to escape the sizzling summer heat, whether for a day or weekend or a lifetime. So it's your move! Act early enough and you can take home the popular Polaroid "Big Shot" Portrait Camera absolutely free and without obligation. See details of this offer below and drive up early. PINeWOOD PINEWOOD And Lake O'Dell Phoenix PINEWOOD'S PERFECT.

pass it on! Just 100 scenic minutes north on Black Canyon 'Highway Pinewood's own Buddy Weed Trio Showiimes: Friday 9:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. IN THE SHOW LOUNGE THIS WEEK Featuring The annual Fiesta de Mexico weekend activities, with Dr. Tahman Conrad performing a bullwhip exhibition, BRING THIS COUPON TO GET YOUR FREE GIFT A POLAROID "BIG SHOT" PORTRAIT CAMERA We will give a Polaroid "Big Shot" camera to the first 50 couplej who present this coupon at Pinewood on Saturday, 21 (and to the first 25 couples each day Sunday, July 22 through Friday, July 27).

This offer is made to married couples over 21 ot age who do not already own property at Pinewood. P.S. NO GIFT Will BE GIVEN WITHOUT THIS COUPON! limit to a family.