Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • 5

Know fee Lew and Obey It Boat Law Covers Lights, Lifferbugs Mounties Tie Solons in 1st 23, Coconino Estates; Thence South 2S-06'40 596.96 feet to the southweste corner of Lot No. 16, Cocon Estates; Thence South 22:5020 Er 729 33 feet to an iron bar; Thence North 89-4620 Wi 393 91 feet to the southweste corner of Coconino Estates; Thence North 44'43'20 311 98 feet; Thence North 23'54'40 Wi 721 29 feet: Thence North 40'51'00 W1 450 82 feet: frame. With Dave Melton on base, Milt Graff skied to the outfield, but the ball was dropped and Melton scored from second. The Bees got all of their runs in the second inning on three! walks, an error and Dick Barone's 1 T'1(nce North 0 Oo East, 38-two-run single. feet ,0 the point of ginning.

The Giants pounded out 16 hits in downing the Padres, who have slipped to seventh place in the standings after running neck and neck with Sacramento during the first part of the season. ANY OWNER OF PROPER interested in the proposed addjt to Section 4 to said Ordinance 363 as amended mav file a pro' -oid aip jo Aire jsureSn Suiim posed amendments within fift throw or leave refuse, rubbish, debris, filthy or odoriferous objects, substances or any other trash on any waterways or the shorelines of any waterways of the state. That is the legal way of saying that the boater had best carry a paper bag to dump his refuse in while hes on the wrater. The law is pretty specific about the penalty that can be incurred for any violations of its provisions. The violator shall be charged with a misdemeanor and is sub ject to a fine of not more th $300, and to imprisonment for not more than 90 days.

If the judge sees fit, and the person charged with the violation is found guilty, he can hand down both fine and sentence. Five-hundred copies of the new law are available in Flagstaff through the Boat and Ski Club. Probably the wisest thing any water sports enthusiast could do is obtain a copy and become thoroughly familiar with all its provisions. That way hes certain to be safe. grand scale could ever happen on Arizona's waterways, but a great many potential tragedies can be averted if water sportsmen follow the provisions of the boating law concerning proper lighting on their crafts.

Boat owners are required from sunset to sunrise, when their boat is anchored at a regular landing or in a well-traveled area of any waterway, to display a steady light, or lights, visible from all sides of the boat for one mile. This, of course, is to prevent any nighttime collisions that might occur. If a boat is in use after dark, several sets of lights are required if the boat is powered by a motor. The lights are designed to show which side of the boat is starboard, which is port, and where fore and aft are located. The major light in this combination a bright white one aft must be visible for two miles.

And the legislature did not forget that there are litterbugs in boats as well as in cars. The law specifically states "no person shall dump, deposit, place, (EDITORS NOTE: This is th-final article in a scries of three concerning Arizona's new boating and water sports law. This article deals with proper lighting for boats and litterbugging on waterways. By PA IX SWEITZER Many waterways accidents occur at night simply because the boats are poorly lighted. Everyone remembers the crash of the Andrea Doria and a Swedish ice-breaker in the fog a few years ago.

Of course, nothing on such a I days after the last publicat of this NOTICE, or any ownei property or any citizen of City may anpear before the Cr LEGAL NOTICE OF MIND' AND MATTER By, THE ASSOC ITED PRESS The Vancouver Mounties jinxed their way into a first-place tie with the Sacramento Solons at the top of the Pacific Coast League standings Friday night. The Mounties, who havent been able to lose to the Seattle Rainiers while playing on the Seattle turf this season, made it seven straight over the Suds, 8-6 and 8-1. The Solons were whitewashed by the resurgent Salt Lake City Bees, 3-0. The Phoenix Giants routed the fading San Diego Padres 9-7 and the third-place Portland Beavers hung close to the leaders with a 3-2 squeaker over the Spokane Indians. The Mounties, getting a four-hit performance from Chuck Estrada in the nightcap at Seattle, packed all of their scoring in the last three innings.

The Rainiers saw some home run power wasted in the first game. Trailing 3-1 going into the last of the fifth, the Suds broke loose for five runs on Carroll Hardy's grand slam homer and Paul Pettits solo homer. The Mounties came back with five runs in the seventh on Joe Frazier's three-run homer, four singles, a sacrifice, an error and a double. Portland got its winning run in the second after a two-run first NOTICE OF ALE IN Bl LK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 44-1021, Aii- zona Revised Statutes (commonly tlon uith the amendment hei referred to as the Bulk Sales oil of the Citv of Flagstaff, at hearing on the date hereinab set and be heard in coni IT Took, a to covw7vce QiOr NSHeom tT WA OKAV To ZVtV ABPLArtE proposed. H.

L. FIELD. JR. H. L.

Field, dell City of Flagstaff (SEAL) Pub. Julv 18th, Aug. and 8th. 1939. Page Five Saturday, July 18, 1959 Russian Thinclads Vie Law) that PIIIL HARRIS and ELVA HARRIS, doing business in and around the City of Flagstaff, Arizona, under the name of Pinewood Dairy, intend to sell, transfer, assign and deliver at a single transaction and in the regular course of business all of their stock in trade and certain equipment and other assets owned by them in connection with the conduct of said business, to ERIC RYBERG and THELMA RYBERG, residents of Flagstaff, Arizona, and ASSOCIATED DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY, an Arizona corporation.

Said sale, transfer, assignment and delivery will be completed within twenty (20) days from the date hereof and all creditors of said Phil Harris and lva Harris are hereby directed 1o present their claims to the law firm of Snell Wilmer, 400 Security Building, Phoenix, Arizona on or before 2:00 o'clock P. M. of said 20th day. DATED at Phoenix. Arizona this 7th dav of July, 1959.

PHIL HARRIS Phil Harris ELVA HARRIS Elva Harris STATE OF MONTANA County of Big Horn, ss On this 7th day of July, 1959, before me, the undersigned officer, personally appeared PHIL HARRIS and ELVA HARRIS, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that they executed the same for the purposes therein contained. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and official seal. JOHN G. MINE Notary Public My commission expires: Sept. 30, I960 (SEAL) Publish July 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 1959 on a 5-3-2-1 basis, unusual in international competition.

The remeans, with each country entering lays will be scored 5-3. That two competitors in each event, everyone who finishes will score. NOTR OF PUBLIC HEAR1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GTV THAT THE Mayor and Cou of the Citv of Flagstaff, will 1 a Public Hearing on Tuesday, 23th day of August, 1959. at 7 A M. at the City Hall, Flagst Arizona, in relation to propo amendments to Ordinance No.

of the City of Flagstaff as adoi on the 12th dav of April, 1949; as amended, be further amen' as follows: That Section 4 1 DISTRL AND MAP be amended by ing thereto: (39) B-2 BUSINESS DISTR A portion of Section 7, To ship 21 North, Range 8 Coconino County, zona, more fully described as low Beginning at the west qua corner of said Section: Thence North 0o31'50, i 664 27 to a point; Thence North 8955'25, I 1632.18 to a point; Thence South OSllO, 1 293.86 to the true point of be nine; Thence North 432015, 1 130.00 to a point; Thence South 4639'45, 230.00 to a point Thence South 4320'15, 1 155.00 to a point; Thence North 570930, 1 213.00 to a point; Thence North 034'10, 3 60.00 to the true point of be ning. ANY OWNER OF PROPE1 interested in the proposed tion to Section 4 to said nance No. 365 as amended file a protest in writing ag; any of the proposed amendm within fifteen days after the publication of this NOTICE any owner of property or any izen of the City may appear fore the Council of the Cit Flagstaff, at the hearing on date hereinabove set forth an heard in connection with amendment herein proposed. H. L.

FIELD, JR. IL L. Field, Cle City of Flagstaff Julv 18th, 25th, Aug and 8th, 1939. (SEAL) Rory Given Nod in TV Ho-Hummer SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) Sleepy-eyed Rory Calhoun, winner of a 10-round split decision, said today he had to chase Dick Tiger to make the fight.

Most of Friday night's crowd of 1,320 thought differently. They howled and tossed refuse into the ring after Judges Dick Fazio and Harold McGrath awarded the last three rounds to Calhoun and a 6-4 margin. Referee Joe Palmer saw the middleweight scrap 5-3-2 for Tiger. So did The AP. Calhoun, from White Plains, N.Y., closed fast last June 5 in New Yorks Madison Square Garden to earn a draw with Tiger in a fight good enough to win a quick rematch.

Friday nights effort probably sent a nationwide television and radio audience to bed early. Calhoun, 24, and five years younger than Tiger, showed more aggressiveness toward the end. This probably impressed Fazio and McGrath. O'JjZkMx PHILADELPHIA (AP) The biggest track and field extravaganza outside the Olympics pitting the two behemoths of the world the U.S and the Soviet Union against each other opens a two-day stand on the University of Pennsylvanias Franklin Field today. The twO countries clashed in Moscow last year with the American men winning 14 firsts to 8 for the Soviets.

The Soviet women won 6 firsts in their section against 4 for the American lasses. A full Olympic program of events with the exception of the marathon was on the schedule. Opening event was the pole vault at 2:30 p.m. (EST). Sunday, between 3:30 p.m.

and 5 p.m. (EST) NBC will televise the meet on a national hookup. The Soviets will be favored in two of the events that are on tap for the TV audience the steeplechase and the run. The others will be the 800 meter, the 1,500 meter and the 1,600 meter relay. The final scores are bound to be close because the tally will be Clay Court Tourney Brass To Study Action on Alex Campbell, Wright Vie In Publinx DENVER (AP) Bill Wright, Seattle collegian, and Frank Campbell, a steady golf Veteran, play 36 hdles today for the championship of the National Public Links golf tournament.

Wild off the tees but deadly accurate on the greens, Wright defeated Don Essig III of Indianapolis, the 1957 winner, 1 up in Fridays 36-hole semifinals. Campbell, 33-year-old insurance man, took advantage of mistakes by Bill McCool, San Francisco policeman, for a 3 and 1 semifinal victory. Defending champion Don Sikes teammate of Campbell from Jacksonville, lost in the second round of match play Wednesday over the par 71 Wellshire course. Wright, 23, and Campbell are the last of 2,437 pay-as-you-go players who began competition for this municipal links crown. There were 150 players in the field that started here Monday.

6-4, 6-5, 1-6, 9-7 in the semifinal marathon. Reed will meet the winner of todays match between Segal and defending champion Tut Bartzen of Dallas. Advancing to the womens finals was fourth-seeded Sally Moore of Bacersfield, 19-year-old Oc cidental College sophomore. She ousted Rene Schuurman of Durban, South Africa, 6-3, 6-1. Miss Moore will take on the win' ner of todays match between Sandra Reynolds, South Africa national champion, and 18-year-old Gwyneth Thomas of Shaker Heights, Ohio.

CHICAGO (AP) The tournament brass of amateur tennis will decide what action, if any, it should recommend be taken against U.S. Davis Cup star and Wimbledon champion, Alex Olme-do. In what they say is an unprecedented move since it involves a players behavior, members of the Clay Court Championships committee of the U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn, will meet at the suburban River Forest club Sunday morning. They could recommend a reprimand or even go so far as to rec- PITCHED IN MAJORS AT 13 MILWAUKEE (AP) Bob Hartman, 21-year-old southpaw with the Braves, pitched batting practice in the majors when he was 13.

Bob was a strapping 160-pound youth and Coach Ray Berres of the Chicago White Sox, a Kenosha, neighbor of the Hartmans, invited Bob to Comiskey Park. However, Hartman cast his lot with the Braves after he finished high school. ommend suspension. The latter is unlikely, even though some officials of the club staging the National Clay Court meet would like to see such a severe disciplinary measure. The recommendation In all likelihood will come before the USLTA at its meeting during the nationals at Forest Hills Sept.

4-13. Olmedos slipshod, listless performance when he lost to Abe Segal of South Africa in the quarterfinals 6-2, 6-2, 6-0 brought the tournament officials Ire down on him. They defaulted him and his innocent doubles partner, Earl Buch-holz Jr. of St. Louis in the interests of better tennis for the spectators and the players.

Meanwhile, Whitney Reed of San Jpse State, newly crowned NCAA champion, moved Into Sundays finals. He defeated young Larry Nagles, North Hollywood, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL UNDER BULK SALES LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned GORDON McDOWELL and JUANITA Mc-DOWELL, doing business as WAGON WHEEL LODGE, will sell, deliver, transfer and assign in a single transaction and not in the regular course of business on the 20th day of July, 1959, at 10-00 a.m. of said day, the whole and all of the stock in trade and fixtures in and to said business located five miles east of the Town of Williams, Coconino County, Arizona. Persons having claims against said business are required to present the same with the necessary vouchers to Land, Title Trust Company, Flagstaff, Arizona, prior to said date. GORDON McDOWELL Gordon McDowell JUANITA McDOWELL Juanita McDowell STATE OF ARIZONA 1 )ss.

COUNTY OF COCONINO The above instrument was acknowledged before me this 9 day of July, 1959. JOHN H. GRACE Notary Public My Commission expires February 5, 1963. (SEAL) Pub. July 13, 14, 13, 16, 17, IS, 1959.

Grand Canyon Red Sox Lead First Half Winners by Game Braves Swamp Indians by 14-1 In Grand Canyon League Battle were rated fourth with an identical mark. The luckless Indians again not like the ones from Cleveland were sweeping the cellar with a 1-6 season mark. Ernest Jaurequi is the heavy hitter in the league for the second half of the season with five round-trippers to his credit. Melvin Fletcher, Ural Contreras, Reed Penland, Mike Sanchez, ard Nick Figueroa each had one homer to his credit. The Red Sox led the Grand Canyon Little League this week a full game ahead of the first half winners, the Braves.

The Sox not at all like their parent team in Boston have won five games and lost none in second half play. The Braves with one more game under their belts were in second spot with a 5-1 record-The Giants were in third place, with a 2-4 record, and the Orioles CERTIFICATE OF AMENDM ARTHUR IT. GREENE, President, and EARL W. JC SON, Secretary, of Canyon hereby certify that the lowing amendments to the Art of Incorporation of Canyon were duly adopted at a i ing held in Flagstaff, Arizon the 1st day of January, 1959. ARTICLE The authorized capital of corporation shall be TEN MIL1 DOLLARS ($10,000,000.00) ed into TEN MILLION SIX' (10.000.000) of the par valt ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) each, shall be paid in at such tim the Board of Directors may nate, in cash or any other val right or thing, and all shan capital stock when issued i1 change therefor shall then and thereby be fully paid and assessable forever.

ARTICLE MI The highest amount of indi ness, direct or contingen' hich the corporation is to s-itself, Bill Weldon was the winning hurler and he was backed up behind the plate by Tom Coleman and Bob Colmenero. Weldons brother Mike aided the cause by knocking two singles and Ambrose Figueroa contributed to the victory margin with one single and a double. In other games, the Indians bowed to the Orioles, 7-2, Tuesday night, and the Red Sox took the Giants 10-6, Wednesday evening. Teen Gals Dominate AAU Swimming Meet REDDING, Calif. (AP) Teenagers continued to dominate the National AAU Womens Swimming Championships today after a pair of them raced to world records in the 220-yard backstroke and 440-yard medley.

Record breakers were 19-year-old Carin Cone and blonde Sylvia Ruuska. The Grand Canyon Little League Braves swamped the Indians Thursday night 14-1 In a game marked by heavy hitting for the winners. The Braves had their biggest inning in the second when they pushed eight runs across the plate. They also scored three runs In the first and three in the third to cinch the victory. The Indians scored their lone run in the second behind the double of Catcher Ernest Pahe.

Rodney Pahe took the blame for the loss, and Bill Weldon was the winner in the contest which was called in the third. SUNs Scoreboard NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the Mayor and Council of the City of Flagstaff, will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, the 25th day of August, 1939 at 7 :30 A.M., at the City Hall. Flagstaff, Arizona, in relation to proposed amendments to Ordinance No. 365 of the City of Flagstaff as adopted on the 12th day of April 1949, and as amended be further amended as follows That Section 4 DISTRICTS AND MAP be amended by add- of incorporation ing thereto: shall be two-thirds (-of Hie authorized capital corporation. Arthur II.

Greene sr. Arthur H. Greene, Pre Earl W. Johnson Earl W. Johnson, Secretary WE, the undersigned, the elected, qualified and acting ident and Secretary, respect of CANYON TOURS, zona corporation do hereby that the foregoing is a tru exact copy of the amendme and regularly adopted at a international League Buffalo 4-5, Rochester 1-2 Toronto 5, Montreal 4 (10 innings) Richmond 3, Columbus 2 Havana 5, Miami 4 MEET James (Joy) Garrison Hes Our New Career Bankerslifeman in Flagstaff We are proud to announce the appointment of Jay Garrison as Bankerslifeman in the Flagstaff area.

As a member of the Garvin L. Turner agency, he has received training that will help him serve you. His training centered on teaching him that service to people is always our first consideration. Guided by such a philosophy, he can fit your personal insurance needs professionally from a wide variety of plans that are backed by the nationally recognized Bankers Life Company reputation for good service and prompt claim payment. As a member of the Garvin L.

Turner agency, he has received training that will help him serve you. He can fit your personal insurance needs from a wide variety of Double Duty Dollar plans and Income Stabilizer plans all backet by the nationally recognized Bankers Life Company reputation for good service and prompt claim payment. Call PR 4-7848 and say hello to Jay or see him at 202 E. Elm St. in Flagstaff.

GARVIN L. TURNER Agency Manager First National Bank Bldg. Phoenix All forms of Life Insurance Annuities Group Insurance Individual Accident Sickness and Hospitalization Plans MoiNia, iow MAJOR LEAGUE STARS Pitching Early Wynn, While Sox, blanked the Yankees in a double two-hit duel with Ralph Terry for a 2 0 victory, his 261st. Hitting Jim Landis, White Sox, broke up Terrys one-hit shutout with a two-run single in the ninth for 2-0 decision over Yanks. Littler Far in Front In Insurance Tourney WETHERSFIELD, Conn.

AP) Its easy to figure why Gene Littler, the dandy pro from Singing Hills, holds a commanding lead today at the halfway mark in the $25,000 Insurance City Open Golf Tournament. Littler has scored rounds of 64-66130 for 36 holes, a blistering pace, over the par 71 Wethersfield Country Clubs 6, 518-yard course. FIGHT RESULTS Syracuse, N.Y. Rory Calhoun, 162, White Plains, N.Y., outpointed Dick Tiger, 162, Nigeria, 10. Notice To Coconino County Superior Court Jurors Members of the jury panel summoned to report for duty on Monday, July 20 are advised that their services will not be required until Wednesday, July 22, on which date they should appear in the Superior Court room of the Coconino County Courthouse at the hour of 10 a.m.

COCONINO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT MINOR LEAGUE RESIXTS Pacific Coast League Vancouver 8-8, Seattle 6-1 Portland 3, Spokane 2 Phoenix 9, San Diego 7 Salt Lake City 3, Sacramento 0 American Association Omaha 4, Minneapolis 3 (11 innings) Indianapolis 2, Fort Worth 1 Houston 6, Louisville 5 St. Paul 2, Denver 1 Charleston 3, Dallas 1 folCfiTCF meeting of said corpora tioi. and regularly called and In Flagstaff, Arizona, on the of January, 1939, and that articles have not be amend rescinded. IN WITNESS WHEREOl have hereunto set our hand affixed the seal of the Corpr this 1st day of January, 1959 Arthur H. Greene Sr.

Arthur If. Greene, Sr, Earl W. Johnson Earl W. Johnson, Secretai Subscribed and sworn to me this 1st day of 19 Nathine B. Wiley Notary Public My Commission Expires 8-21-60 Publish: July 18, 25, Aug.

1, (38) R-2A RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT All that certain territory known as Coconino Estates Plat No. 3, a resubdivision of part of the NEi of Section 9, Township 21 North, Range 7 East, Coconino County, Arizona, and being within the following described exterior boundary, be zoned R-2A; Beginning at Corner No. 2 of Coconino Estates Plat No. Thence East 250.0 feet to Corner No. 3 of said Coconino Estates, Plat No.

2: Thence South 3530 East, 480.0 feet to Corner No. 4, Coconino Estates, Plat No. Thence South 861510 East, 309.41 feet to Corner No. 5, Coconino Estates, Plat No. 2, being a KMTHUMt UI20MS nwt UW ftOCI Paul Richards High On Trio of Hurlers BALTIMORE (AP) Manager Paul Richards thinks a trio of pitchers can easily be the key to his Baltimore Orioles sticking in the American League pennant race.

Richards says he has in mind a trio that hasnt won a game among them this season. Theyre Arnold Portocarrero, Billy Hoeft and rookie Jack Fisher. He thinks one of them will have to take some pressure off the rest of his pitching staff. Developed and Proven by The Harenberg Block Co, of N. Arizona Flagstaff, Box 294 Harenberg Block COMPANY PLANT Main and 5th E.

Flagstaff Phone PR 4-2482 SAVE ON TENTS TARPS During 10th Anniversary Sale Now on at Bill's Surplus Store 215v S. San point on the westerly line of Lot 13, 22, 1959..