Navajo times. [volume], July 11, 1963, Page Page 3, Image 3

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WALLACE HANLEY, player agent of the Tuba City Youth Baseball Association, receiyes in cash
from Mr. Leroy Kilgore, manager of Al's Market. Mr, Louis Jumper, youth baseball umpire, looks on with
a grin. The Pirates are sponsored by Al’s Market.
Voice of Agriculture In Arizona
Woodrow Luttrell, information
director for American Farm Bu
reau Federation, will headline the
Arizona Farm Bureau’s first
state-wide agricultural informa
tion conference July 19 in Phoenix
While the day-long meeting is
designed to help Farm Bureau
information chairmen and com
mitteemen become more effective
in Farm Bureau publicity and agri
cultural public relations in their
local areas, the conference is open
to all who are interested in agri
cultural public relations, accord
ing to Lee Athmer, Arizona Farm
Bureau information director.
He said that persons wishing to
attend should make reservations
through the FB office in Phoenix
Luttrell is expected to describe
Farm Bureau information activi
ties on the national levjel, and to
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THE TUBA CITY LIONS CLUB, who sponsor the Yankees, discuss
baseball uniforms at their meeting. Mr. Val Barnes (left) who works
for Arizona Public Service and Mr. Robert Brody (right) manager of
the Tuba City Case, look over the uniform being displayed by Mr. Hadley
Thomas (center). The Arizona Public Service and the Tuba City Case
both are sponsors of other youth baseball and softball teams, the Braves
and the Bravettes.
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BAKER’S TRADING POST
NAVAJO RUGS • WOOL • SHEEP • CATTLE
INDIAN JEWELRY
GENERAL INDIAN TRADE GOODS
108 EAST Ist STREET
GEORGE 0. BAKER WINSLOW, ARIZONA
speak on the impact of communica
tion upon other activities of the
organization.
Also scheduled to speak,' in
addition to Luttrell and Athmer,
are Leonard Johnson, Western
region field services director for
Farm Bureau, and Marvin Morri
son, president of Arizona Farm
Bureau Federation.
The conference will be held in
conjunction with the regular
summer meeting of the board of
directors of Arizona Farm Bureau
Federation. Board members will
join the information people at the
luncheon session.
Membership in Arizona Farm
Bureau Federation exceeded 4,000
farm and ranch families in the
July 1 tabulation by the state office.
Cochise and Pinal County Farm
Bureaus both reached their mem
bership quotas during the past
month.
State-wide membership the
first of this month was 4,013, about
100 higher than at the same date
a year ago.
Representative John Rhodes has
introduced a bill in Congress which
would extend the Mexican Farm
Labor Program for three years,
and at the same time, gradually
end the program by the end of 1966.
Rhodes* bill is identical tothose
introduced recently by Represent
ative E. C. Gathings (D-Ark.),
Gerald R. Ford (R-Mich.), Wak
Horan (R-Wash.), and Donald
Clausen, Charles S. Gubser, Pat
rick M. Martin, Burt L. Talcott,
Charles M. Teague, and James B.
Utt (all R-Calif.), and similar to
one introduced by Senator J. W.
Fulbright (D-Ark.).
The new Bracero proposal fol
lows the May 29 defeat by the U.S.
House of a bill which would have
extended the program for two
years. This had been authored by
Representative Morris Udall, and
was voted for by all three Arizona
representatives.
The Senate recently amended
and passed its version of the Area
Redevelopment Act, after the
House had rejected a similar bill.
The proposal is actively opposed by
Farm Bureau.
In the Senate roll call, Carl
Hayden voted in favor of the mea
sure, and Barry Goldwater voted
against it.
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THE NAVAJO TIMES July 11, 1963
July Schedule
Tuba City Center
Thu. 7-11 MOVIE—War Lover
(Steve McQueen) 119 min.
7:30 PM
Legal Aid Service
Womens Bridge Club
7:30 PM
Fri. 7-12 Dodgers vs Braves;
Red Sox vs Tigers 6:30 PM
Sat. 7-13 DANCE—Music by the
Stratatones 9-1:00AM
Sun. 7-14 Tuba City Chapter
Meeting 1:00 PM
Mon. 7-15 MOVlE—Mothra
(Science Fiction) 115 min.
7:30 PM
Tue. 7-16 Dodgers vs Cardinals;
Yankees vs Tigers 6;30 PM
Wed. 7-17 Phillies vs Eaglettes;
Tigerettes vs Bravettes
6 ; 30 PM
Thu. 7-18 MOVlE—Follow The
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FELT BASE
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$ 5 ?
EACH
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PATTERNS FOR THE LIVING ROOM OR BEDROOM OR YOU
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MANY COLORS TO SELECT FROM. LIMITED QUANTITY AND
SALE WILL RUN 10 DAYS..COME IN TO STERLING'S AND
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Boys (Geo. Hamilton)
113 min. 7;30 PM
Legal Aid Service
Fri. 7-19 Red Sox vs Giants;
Pirates vs Braves;
Indians vs Tigers 5:30 PM
DANCE--Music by the Royal
Rockers 9-1:00AM
Sat. 7-20 DANCE—Music by the
Dimensions 9-1:00 AM
Mon. 7-22 MOVlE—Pirates of
Blood River (Mathews)
102 min. 7;30 PM
Tue. 7-23 Dodgers vs Pirates;
Yankees vs Giants 6;30 PM
Surplus Commodity Goods
Demonstration—Francis
Holley 9-12:00 AM
Thus. 7-25 MOVIE—It Happened at
Worlds Fair (Elvis Presley)
119 min. 7; 30 PM
Legal Aid Service
Womens Bridge
Club 7:30 PM
Fri. 7-26 DANCE—Music by the
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