Arizona tribune. [volume], March 17, 1961, Page P.11, Image 11

About Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
xamamm***. v> i --iv. «****» *m -.
, - ‘-* 1 C^,*'. iV,„ .* ;• ' - ' , , '= •:
Percy L. Julian School will be represented in the annual Jaycees
rodeo parade by this marching band and four lithe drum majorettes.
Band director, Mr. Charles Motenis pi eased with the band's progress.
LITTLE FARMER
One wav to keep from break
ip* resolutions is to not make
any.'
THIS IS 1T....
International Auto Sales
1708 W. VAN BUREN ST.
YOU WILL FIND THE BEST SELECTION
OF GOOD, CLEAN CARS IN PHOENIX.
AT THE BEST PRICES
1957 PLY. STAT. WGN. bluebook $llBO
OUR WHOLESALE PRICE
1955 CHEV. STAT. WGN. BLUEBK. $ 845
STRAIGHT STICK
OUR WHOLESALE PRICE
'958 FORD AIRCONDITIONED BLUEBK $1630
REAL NICE
OUR WHOLESALE PRICE
INTERNATIONAL AUTO SALES
1708 W. VANBUREN AL. 3-2766
You kin give without lovin
but you can’t love without givin’
* * *
BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS
INVEST IN YOUR COUNTRY
ffc^^ziizr
W—
' 'vV'V'\. <^>]®S^^K # X*Xv by Smith Service
Your Pup Grows Up
“Where, oh where has my little
dog gone?”, you may ask when
your pup is a comical six month
old adolescent. Gone is his puppy
fat, his soft, fine puppy coat, and
all of his baby dependence.
You can almost see him grow.
This is the age of budding self
assertion, of discovering the
great outside world. This is the
age when a young dog needs firm,
loving guidance.
His instinc-
A tive eager
ness expe
rience each
new sifchL
(il Ar sound and
rWjAy smell may
/ trigger the
r/K JU beginnings of
ivviliß habits.
v ’ > OV-) The Pet Food
Institute of
fers these suggestions for curb
ing three of the most common
ones.
Unnecessary barking. Scold or
punish him immediately. If nec
essary, muzzle him with your
hand and sternly say, “No!”
Jumping on you. Bump his
chest with your knee or step
lightly on his hind toes with the
reprimand, “No.”
DAMAGED
FREIGHT
WAREHOUSE
3 & 4 Room
FURNITURE
GROUPS
INCLUDES
APPLIANCES
»., $ 288°°
Easy, Friendly Terms
1850 W. JACKSON •
ARIZONA TRIBUNE:, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1961,
By KERN PEDERSON
Bill SMITH'S BAR B 0
0 1950 EAST BROADWAY RD.
Op«n 7 days a wk.
11am ta 2mm daily
U TOH ,veuo^ F •
FUN DAY at the
PORTERS A
WAITRESSES ~
1229 E. WASHINGTON
W V I f\ L OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
CLUB 12.30 TO 1 AM
S POWELL BROS.
& REEDER
2242 E. BROADWAY RO. BR. 6-0551
Automatic Transmission
REBUILT OVERHAULED ADJUSTED
MOTORS
REBUILT AND OVERHAULED
All Makes & Models
By Expert Craftsmen
ARIZONA USES A
DEMERIT SYSTEM
The demerit point system has
been inaugurated in the state.
Each time a driver is convicted
or forfeits bail for a hazardous
moving traffic violation, demer
it points will be charged against
his permanent record.
Twelve points within any 12
month period will make one’s
license subject to suspension.
Following are a list of viola
tions and the number of demer
its chargeable:
Driving under influence of
liquor or reckless driving while
under the influence, 8 points;
reckless driving, 6 points; speed
ing, 3 points; and all other mov
ing violations, 2 points.
In addition, mandatory revoca
tion is given upon conviction for
the following offenses: second
offense involving liquor influ
ence or reckless driving, hit and
run causing death or injury, driv
ing under influence or a narcot
ic, manslaughter, felony, or per
jury relating to car ownership or
licensing.
PATTERSON KEEPS
WORLD BOXING
CROWN AT MIAMI
Floyd Patterson regained his
fistic powers after being floored
twice in the first round by the
jolting punches of Swedish chal
lenger, Ingemar Johansson. The
pair met for the third time at Mi
ami’s Convention Hall last Mon
day night.
They had both won once, Pat
terson had made boxing history
by reclaiming the heavyweight
crown of the world after being
deposed by Johansson. This
match ended the Swedish boxer’s
chances for a rematch. He had
been tagged in the first round
also by a felling blow from the
champion.
P.11