Arizona tribune. [volume], September 28, 1962, Page P.5, Image 5

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TEENAGE JACK AND JILL GROUP
HOLDS FIRST MEETING SUNDAY
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Wayne Hiser, pump primer for Valley growth
Water is vital to life here in the desert and Salt River Project
pumpman Wayne Hiser helps keep a dependable supply flow
ing to Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun. Hiser and his pump
crew maintain and service more than 250 Salt River Project
pumping stations. These deep-well pumps produce enough
water each year to more than fill Apache, Canyon, Saguaro
and Horseshoe Lakes.
Wayne Hiser is typical of over 1,700 Salt River Project people
who are helping to meet our present and future needs for
ARIZONA GROWS water. Project operations such as this now cost over $8,000,000
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each year—and are paid for largely with revenue from the sale
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because the Salt River Project is working today!
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ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, t 962,
The first annual meeting of the teenage group of the Jack and Jill
of America was held Sunday, Sept. 23 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Boykins, 1337 E. Taylor.
First photo--from left are shown Mrs. j. h. boykins, chairman,
Linda Boykins, Carol Chester, Randy Boykins, president, Alice
Holmes, Dorothy Price, and Mrs. Carl A. Battle, sponsor.
Bottom photo—Members of the invitation committee include Jo
Anne Sublett, Shelia Hill, Janice Smith and Garland Chester.
Program committeemen are Annette Smith, Althea Chester and
Lillie Ann Jones. (Photo--Bobby Heard)
MORE GED DIPLOMAS
The state superintendent of
public instruction reported that
1,600 Arizona residents and ser
vicemen got the equivalent of
high school diplomas by passing
tests in the year ending June 30.
General Education Develop
ment tests were distributed from
six centers in the state; Bisbee,
Flagstaff, Phoenix, Thatcher,
Tucson and Yuma.
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