Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 2

2-Th SUN. FligfUM. Anion, TiMtOtf, Jury 1 177 Festival Slated At Art Barn The Flagstaff Art Center, "The Art Bam," this weekend opens its Midsummer Arts Festival, with all Northern Arizona artists invited to join the jtdged and juried show. Mrs Peter J. Lindemann, spokesperson for the center, said all entries should be at the barn.

Canyon Sets Special Election GRAND CANYON -Voters in the Grand Canyon School District will go to the polls Sept. 14. In a special election to fill one vacancy on the district's board of trustees. County School Supt. Betty Jo Anderson, Flagstaff, said the election wilt be held Id replace JamM W.

Coleman, who resigned from the school board this spring. The term enoj Dec. 31. 1980. Remaining members of the board are Howard A.

Lapp, Leland E. Thurston, C. Michael Verkamp, and William Fitzgerald. Anderson said nominating petitions far the position are due in her office by 5 p.m. Friday.

Each petition must contain a minimum of eight signatures for the nominee's name to go on the September ballot, Plane Crashes; Pilot OK GILA BEND (AP)-An F1M jet fighter crashed Monday while attempting July 30. Booths will fa-open only during the first weekend. Train Derails Near Toltec TOLTEC IAP) Nine cars from a westbound Southern Pacific Railroad freight spilled off the tracks near here early today, heaviSy dajnaging a quarter-mile of track, officials said. No injuries were reported in the early morning accident The crash occured on a stretch on new track which was installed only a month ago, railroad officials said. The derailed cars were part of a lOO-car train and were about one-third of the way back from front.

One official said a flat car may have been responsible for Ihe derailment. SUNSET TODAY, SUNRISE TOMORROW. 5:22 PREVIOUS 24 HOURS (Ending Sam): High, SS; Low, 50; .55 YEAR AGO TODAY; High, 79; Low, 53; .07 NORMAL FOR DATE: High, 81; Low, 50; .08 RECORD FOR DATE: High, in 1958; Low, 39 in 1952; .69 in 1918 PRECIP. TOTALS: This month, 1.04, Total (or the year. 19.

Normal for the date, 8.36; To date last located adjacent to the pioneers' Historical Museum on U.S. Highway 160 in northern Flagstaff, by 5 p.m. Thursday. Artists wishing to enter the show, Lindemann said, can oblain further information by calling 774-0622. Booth space for crafts, Lindemann said, is still available on a "first come, first served" basis.

Ribbons and awards will be given in the show's various categories and purchase awards also are available. A reception for artists and friends of "The Barn" will open the show, from 1-5 p.m Saturday, and the show will continue through 64 .12 49 59 10 62 year, 13 06 inches TEMPERATURES Cottonwood 96 Grand Canyon 85 Pay.wn 91 Sedona 96 VYitiblir 87 Kingman 96 Preicolt 44 61 70 58 Phoenix 107 81 .24 Tucson 97 Yuma 107 Coconino Substation 84 .49 Clair J. Bowman, 73 Fire Fighting Degrees Preset. Shown Goodwin SZSKrcl and Flohr is Fire Chief Don Auxiliary air field, but the Vorhies. In addition to their pilot ejected safely.

day Saints with Bishop Allen Cardan officiating. Burial will follow in Desert View Cemetery. Survivors include a son, Clifford Eugene Bowman of San Bernardino, two daughters, Mrs. Betty Louise Carson of Flagstaff and Mrs. Patricia A.

Rogers of Winslow; eight grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren; two brothers, Charles Earl of West Palm Beach, Fla.and Chester Orville of Chanute, and a sister, Mrs. Edith McDaniels of Chanute. Scott Mortuary is handling funeral arrangements. THREE FLAGSTAFF ffrefjghters received their Associate of Fire Science degrees and another recelved a 30-hour certificate In fire science, the first degrees ever to be received wholly within the department while at Flagstaff, Fire Capt. Bill Flohr (right) received the 30-hour certificate while Eng.

Dixon Goodwin (left) and Eng. Pete Heguy and Firefighter Dick Heguy (not pictured) each received degrees. The degrees were earned through an extension of Yavapai College, recently awarded degrees, Goodwin has a Bachelor of Science degree In education from the University of Nevada at Las Vegas. Pete Heguy has a Bachelor of Science degree In engineering technology from Arizona State University, Tempe, and Dick Heguy, a Bachelor of Arts degree in speech communication from California State College at Fullarton. (SUNfoto) Maj.

Douglas A. Fisher, 35, of Phoenix, an Air Force instructor in the German Air Force training program, was treated for minor abrasions and second degree burns to the face at the Luke AFB Hospital and released. An Air Force spokesman said Fisher was on a gunnery mission over the Gila Bend range at the time. WINSLOW Clair I. Bowman, 73, a resident here since 1943, died Sunday at Winslow Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Bowman was born Nov. 13, 1903 in Chanute, Kan. He began working for Santa Fe Railway in 1922 and was transferred to Winslow in 1943. Mr.

Bowman worked as assistant supervisor of i I engines until he retired in 1969. He was a member of various Masonic orders and was well known under the 'CB handle" of "Diesel Doc." Friends may call at the Scotl Mortuary Chapel tonight 7-0 and funeral services will be 11 am Wednesday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- 5 Land Promoters Page 97 59 FORECAST FOR FLAGSTAFF AND NORTHERN ARIZONA: Considerable daytime cloudiness today anil Wednesday. Moderate thundershowers around Flagstaff. Locally heavy thundershowers southeast and east of Flagstaff. Strong gusty winds near thunderstorms.

HiRh today 80; tonight, 52, tomorrow, 80. FORECAST FOR SEDONA: Variable cloudiness today through Wednesday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Chances ol locally heavy showers with gusty winds. Little change in temperature. Highs upper 80s to near 100.

Lows in the 60-70S. FOfliiCAST FOR WINSLOW AND HOLBROOK: Variable cloudiness with a chance ol afternoon and evening thundershowers today and Wednesday. Strong pisly winds near the thundershowers. Continued warm and humid. High today and Wednesday, low 90s Low tonight in the low 60s.

WEATUKR OUTLOOK THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY: Scattered afternoon and early night time thundershowers. Mainly southwest and east tral Mountains Thursday and Friday. Spreading over most ol the eastern two-thirds of the state Saturday. Possible local heavy rainfall. A little warmer.

Highs Bfls mountains, to 100-110 deserts, lows 45-55 mountains. 75-B5 deserts. FORECAST FOR LAKE POWELL: Sunny today. Chance of thundershowers Wednesday. Winds today light becoming southerly 15-25 mph Wednesday.

Highs 95 100. Low 65-70 Marriage License Issued July Ray J. Poseyesva, 28, and Marilyn Sekawooyeoma, 21, both Hotevilla. Dissolutions of Mairiage Marilyn L. and Richard D.

Westercamp. Sharon L. and Alan D. Hall. Elizabeth L.

and Randolph G. Neuberger. Sylvia M. and Mark S. Sides.

Gale and Richard J. Rossi. Jessica Y. and Robert L. Elliot.

Linda and Gary L. Moore. Saveuptos120on Family Scott Bathroom Tissue. Hereshow: Sentenced PHOENIX (AP) Five land promoters who took part, in a $5.2 million nationwide swindle by Western Land Sales Co. have been sentenced in federal court to terms ranging from 2 to 11 years.

S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke fined two others associated with the defunct Phoenix company in court appearances Monday. Muecke sentenced Jacob Hood 41, of El Paso, Tex to 11 years in prison and imposed a fine of Hood, the ringleader, pleaded guilty March 24 to two counts each of mail and securities fraud. Fire Log Monday 4:16 m. Fort Valley Road, lightning strike.

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