1977 Flagstaff City Directory part I

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Abbreviations XXXII County Officials IX
Alphabetical List of Names 231 History IV
Churches XI Schools .X
City Officials VIII Statistical Information VII
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HISTORY Flagstaff, Arizona, at 7,000 feet elevation, is truly the
"CITY IN THE PINES". The extensive Ponderosa pine forests
which surround the community have been the key to its de­velopment
into the leading commercial and travel center of
Northern Arizona.
The first settler was Edward Whipple, who operated a
saloon near the Flagstaff spring in 1871. The second white
man was F. F. McMillan, who settled north of the present
Flagstaff. \y
The name "Flagstaff" comes from a pine tree bei'
stripped of its branches to serve as a "flagstaff" forflyi
the American flag on the 100th anniversary of Independen
Day, July 4, 1876. This "flagstaff" was said to be ne^fjfffj
where the Texaco tanks and the railroad tracks just south fcfV|v}£
Highway 66 are now. Highway 66 across Northern Arizona*VlH
was used for many years as a wagon train route to Californi^>r^i*JS
and the site of the "flagstaff" was a popular camping areji»j^J^v
The "flagstaff" stood for many years to guide other partia? * \\ J
along the trail. V
The lumber industry had its start from an early sawmiflj/^1"
built in 1882. This mill was established to furnish ties for
the Atlantic and Pacific Rail road which was extended to Flag­staff
that year. The Atlantic and Pacific subsequently be­came
the Santa Fe's main trans - continental line through
Arizona. At present, timber being harvested on a sustained
yield basis supports an active wood products industry.
Plagued by fires in its early history, Flagstaff was de­stroyed
in 1884 and again in 1886. By 1891, Flagstaff was
made county seat of the newly formed Coconino County, but
it was not until May 26, 1894 that the City was incorporated.
That same year, the world-famous Lowell Observatory was
located on Mars Hill inside the west city limits. Arizona
State College began its first college session in the autumn of
1899. The College became a fully accredited University in
May 1966, and is called Northern Arizona University. In 1908
the .Coconino National Forest was created with headquarters
In Flagstaff and the first forest experimental station was
established at Fort Valley, nine miles northwest of the city.
The museum of Northern Arizona was founded by Dr. Harold
S. Coltonin 1928. The same year saw the start of the annual
Southwest All-Indian Pow Wow. Organized snow sports began
In 1940 at the Arizona Snow Bowl on the 12,340 foot Mt.
Agassiz, second highest of the San Francisco Peaks.
Flagstaff is governed by statute. Six councilmen and
the mayor are elected. Also, a city manager is appointed.
The Municipal Airport, The Federal Housing Development,
and the Public Library are under the city administration.
The police department consists of 45 officers, 1 chief and
46 commissioned personnel. The fire department is manned
by 43 regular men. There is a city building code and zone
restrictions.
The city is noted for its long list of special events, con­ventions,
Forest Service camp grounds, and areas of vacation
appeal. It is also called "The City of Seven Wonders", as
noted by the following : Grand Canyon, Wupatki, Sunset
Crater, Walnut Canyon, Oak Creek Canyon, Meteor Crater,
and the San Francisco Peaks.
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THE STORY OF THE COCONINO NATIONAL FOREST
The Coconino National Forest consists of 1,800, OOOacres
of magnificent Ponderosa pine limberand productive grazing
land, beautiful mountain lakes, deepcanyons cut through color­ful
rock formations, snow-capped peaks, and recreation land
second to none.
This land of many uses is administered by the U. S.
Department of Agriculture's Forest Service. Forest Rangers
direct the management and development of National Forest
outdoor recreation, range, timber, watershed, and wildlife
and fish under the Multiple Use-Sustained Yield Act of 19G0,
which declared that these resources were lobe used In combi­nations
that best meet the needs of the American People.
The name Coconino comes from a HopI "word, meaning
"uneducated" or "childlike in a religious sense". The Hopi
pronunciation is KI-HO-NI-NO while the English pronounce
it KO-KO-NE-NO.
The Coconino National Forest, with headquarters situated
in Flagstaff, stretches from desert and irrigation country
below Camp Verde upoverthe Mogollon Rim to the San Fran­cisco
Mountains with their icy 12,000 foot volcanic cones, and
from the wildly beautiful Sycamore Canyon country on the west
to the cool tall-timbered lake country east of Mormon Lake.
Much of Coconino lies on the Colorado.Plateau, which Is
part of the great geologic uplift through wfilch the Colorado
River has cut its path. The Forest occupies a section of the
filateau that Is an irregular tableland of pine forest 75 miles
ongand 25 miles wide. Here are stands of commercialtlmber
valued at $50,000,000, supporting an Important logging and
lumber economy In Northern Arizona. Elk, antelope, and. mule
deer attracts hunters, wildlife photographers, and thousands
of other interested Americans. Here graze most of the 35,000
sheep and cattle which use Coconino National Forest range,
producing beef and wool for a growing America.
The Coconino National Forest, with several feet of snow on
the plateau In winterand frequent rainstorms in late summer,
is a vital source of water for Arizona. The streams and
underground basins fed by the Coconino provide domestic
water supplies for Flagstaff, Winslow, and in part for the
Phoenix-Salt River Valley area through the Verde and East
Verde Rivers. The lesser northern flowof the Coconino goes
Into the Little Colorado River and thence into the Colorado
above Grand Canyon. Water in the desert is an asset beyond
price for cities, farms, power, recreation lakes, industry,
and fishing streams. Most of the water in the West comes
from the high protected watersheds of the National Forests.
You will enjoy your visit to the Coconino National Forest.
Whatever your taste for recreation or natural beauty, or view­ing
or using natural resources, you will be satisfied in the
Coconino. There are scenic views of red-rock canyons, solid
standsof big pine timber, deer and turkey to hunt with gun or
camera, streams and lakes with fish to catch, golden aspens
to see in the fall, ski slopes to run in winter. They are all
there for your enjoyment and economic benefit.
Aerial View of Flagstaff - Looking north toward the San Francisco Peaks.
Northern Arizona University in center foreground.
(Photo Courtesy Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce)
VI FLAGSTAFF CITY DIRECTORY
SAN FRANCISCO PEAKS
"NUVAT-I-KYAN-BY", The original Hopi name for the
SAN FRANCISCO PEAKS, translated means "HIGH PLACES
OF THE SNOWS". Here is the traditional home of the Kachinas,
supernatural beings who dwell on the Peaks and who come
down during the growing season to frequent the Hopi villages.
The Peaks were renamed more than three centuries ago by
the Oraibi Franciscans in honor of their patron saint.
Of the four peaks, Humphrey's Peak is the highest, being
named for railroad surveyor and Army Engineer, Andrew
Atkinson Humphrey (1810-83). Its elevation is 12,670 feet.
Next is Agassiz Peak, 12,340 feet, named for Jean Louis
Rudolphe Agassiz *1817-73), a French geologist and zoo­logist.
Fremont's Peak, 11,940 feet, is named for John
Charles Fremont (1813-90), governor of Arizona Territory
1878-82. Doyle Peak, 9,000 feet is named for a cattleman,
Allen Doyle (1850-1920).
These San Francisco Peaks are remnants of an ancient
volcano that may have reached 15,000 feet during its greatest
activity. Erosion has cut it to its present size and shape.
New geological studies show that the glaciation of the
Peaks was both more extensive and more active over the last
one million years than supposed. Seven distinct stages of
glaciation have been found, the earliest dates back to about
one million years ago and the latest occurring within the last
1,000 years. The earliest glacier, believed to represent the
so-called Illinoian glaciation, third of the four major ice
sheets that swept down into the United States during the Ice
Age, was the most extensive. Through recent geologic time,
the Peaks were alternately hot and cold and apparently some­times
hot and cold at the same time.
Above the timberline are lichens and mosses clinging to
rocks amid howling Arctic-Alpine blizzards. In the top band
of trees are Hudsonian Foxtail Pine and Englemann Spruce.
Next below is the Canadian Zone of Douglas and White Firs
and quaking Aspen. Nearer the foot of the mountain Ponderosa
Pine grows abundantly, thus giving this area one of the World's
largest stands of Ponderosa Pine trees.
The Arizona Snow Bowl is located on Mt. Agassiz and
provides recreation for many ski enthusiasts during the winter.
During the summer vacationers enjoy a ski lift ride to the top
of the Mountain, catching a glimpse of portions of California,
Nevada, Utah, and sometimes Colorado and New Mexico.
COCONINO COUNTY
Hop! Pronunciation: KI-HO-NI-NO
English Pronunciation: KO-KO-NE-NO
Hopi word, meaning uneducated or childlike in a religious
sense.
COCONINO COUNTY is the second largest county in the
United States having 18,573 square miles. Flagstaff is the
county seat situated at an altitude of 7,000 feet. Towering
above the city are the San Francisco Peaks which rise to a
height of 12,670 feet andare snow-capped during much of the
year. This is the home of the Arizona Snow Bowl, a fine ski
area. Also, the home of the Kachinas. According to the
Pueblo Indian legends, these are supernatural beings who
dwell in the Peaks.
One mile west of the city is the Lowell Observatory,
world renowned for its astronomical achievement, including
the discovery of Planet Pluto in 1930. The Pioneer Historical
Museum Is located two miles north on Hwy. 180. This old
two-story, tuffa rock building, houses a fine collection of
Flagstaff's and the Northland's early history. One mile
further on Hwy. 180 is the Museum of Northern Arizona which
offers an introduction to the geology, biology and antropology
of Northern Arizona.
Located within Coconino County are four National Monu­ments.
The Grand Canyon, one of the seven wonders of the
world, Sunset Crater which is dominated by a massive 1,000
foot high volcanic cinder cone. Wupatki National Monument,
remains of 12th-century pueblos, prehistoric ruins and color­ful
remains of an Indian "Land-Rush" that resulted from the
eruption of nearby Sunset Crater; and Walnut Canyon National
Monument approximately 400 feet deep with remains of some
300 small prehistoric cliff dwellings of the 13th century cliff
dwellers.
To the west of Flagstaff 28 miles, and in Coconino County,
is the picturesque town of Williams, headquarters for the
Kaibab National Forest and noted for its Bill Williams Mountain
Men. To the south 18 miles is Oak Creek Canyon, sometimes
called Red Rock Country. Nestled at the foot of this canyon
is the small, unique town of Sedona. Traveling toward the
north is the newest town in Arizona, Page, site of the Glen
Canyon Dam built across the Colorado River, and the Glen
Canyon Bridge, highest of its kind in the world. The new Glen
Canyon Recreation Area offers some of the finest fishing to
be had. Northeast of Flagstaff are the Navajo and Hopi Reser­vations
while, nestled at the bottom of the Grand Canyon lives
the carefree Havasupai Indian Tribe.
The extensive Ponderosa Pine forests (one of the world's
two largest) surrounds the community and the vast 1,800,000
Coconino National Forest, with headquarters in Flagstaff,
lies in Coconino County. This has been the key to the City's
growing lumber Industry, for which Coconino County is mainly
noted along with the fine summer and winter cattle range and
Its unparalleled tourist attractions.
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V I T A L S T A T I S T
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ALTITUDE
6, 903 Feet Above Sea Level
AREA
64 Square Miles
CHURCHES
61
COMMUNICATIONS
NEWSPAPER:
Arizona Daily Sun, P. O. Box 1849, Circulation: 8,400.
RADIO STATIONS:
KAFF Radio, West Highway 66, 774-5231, Dial 930.
KCLS Radio, West Highway 66, 779-0336, Dial 600.
KEOS Radio, 2690 Huntington Drive, 774-1456.
TELEVISION:
KOAI-TV, Wendell Elliott, P. O. Box 1843.
POSTAL SERVICE:
First Class service at 104 N. Agassiz with 3 Incoming
and 4 Outgoing Services.
TELEGRAPH:
Western Union, 8 N. Leroux, Phone: 774-7157.
EDUCATION
10 Elementary Schools, 2 Secondary Schools, and 1
College. Approximately 992 Educators.
FINANCIAL DATA
The Arizona Bank, First National Bank of Arizona,
Valley National Bank, First Federal Savings & Loan, Pima
Savings & Loan and Yavapai Savings & Loan Association.
MUNICIPAL SERVICES
Garbage Pickup, Arterial Cleaning, Parking, Animal
Control, Police Department with 1 Chief and 45 Officers
and Fire Department with 1 Chief and 44 full time firemen!
POPULATION
dry Limits: 31,370 (1975 Special Census).
Metro Area (i hour drive): 37, 117 (1970).
County: 65, 400 (1976 Estimate).
State: 2, 224,000 (1976 Estimate).
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RECREATION
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3 recreation centers, 13 parks, 2 pools, 2 golf courses,
12 tennis courts, 1 ice skating rink, 2 ski runs, 2 sled runs,
1 toboggan run, 1 glider airport, 1 skeet & trap facilities,
2 bowling alleys, 2 indoor theaters, and 1 drive-in theater.
Skiing at the Arizona Snowbowl on the San Francisco
Peaks, 12,670 foot Humphrey's Peak, the states highest
point, Sunset Crater National Monument; Walnut Canyon
National Monument: Wapatki National Monument; Coconino
and Kaibab National Forests; Grand Canyon National Park
and Meteor Crater.
Other attractions include Havasu Canyon, home of the
isolated Havasupai Indians; Grand Canyon Caverns; Mormon
Lake; and beautiful Oak Creek Canyon with imposing for­mations
and abundant recreation. Fishing and hunti ng oppor­tunities
are also plentiful in the area.
Community Facilities include: Museum of Northern
Arizona, Two Municipal Libraries, Little Theater & Com­munity
Concerts, Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra, Flagstaff
Art Barn, Pioneer Historical Museum, Northern Arizona
University Art Gallery and Summer Arts & Music Festival.
TAX RATE
9.72 per $100 assessed valuation.
HEALTH FACILITIES
1 Hospital with 110 beds. 39 Physicians, 1 Osteopath,
and 20 Dentists. '
C I T Y O F F I C I A L S 7
Mayor - — — —-Robert L. Moody
Councilmen — ————— — John E. Hughes
James Irby
Paul J . Babbitt
Mel Hannah
Charles E. Little
W. W. Hoist
City Manager Charles K. McClain
Assistant City Manager —-• — — Leland C. McPherson
Administrative Assistant — —— pa u i Yeast
City Clerk Linda Butler
Treasurer & Controller • Frank Abeyta
Sales Tax Department — — — — Diane Fetzer
City Attorney —— — Fred Croxen
City Police Judge- — William Brady
Assistant Police Judge — —A. R. Brown
City Engineer — Ho lb rook H. Clay
Planning Director — — —Bill Kemp
Police Chief — — —Elmo Maxwell
Police Captain — Gene Slayton
Police Captain ———— Tom James
Fire Chief — — Don Vorhies
Assistant Fire Chief —— Ray Gerkey
Parks & Recreation Director Kenneth Ingols
Parks Superintendent — - — Earl Newman
Recreation Director —-—Bruce Branstron
Building Official-• - —Vernon Ganske
Housing Authority Director — •- John Warren
Head Librarian —Maggie Nation
Airport Manager Francis Shamrell
Shop Superintendent—- Kenneth McLaughlin
Streets Department — Jim Burnett
Sanitation Department — •-—Silver Padillo
Water/Sewer Superintendent -James Rawlinson
Sewer Treatment Superintendent ——— Wayne Sides
Public Works ~ Gene Gilpin
Well Superintendent — Dick Wolfe
CITY OFFICIALS (Cont.)
Chairmen of Commissions:
Housing Authority
Planning & Zoning ——————
Board of Adjustment - — — — — •
Civic Beauty Commission ———
Water Use & Utilization —-
Library Board —— ~
Parks & Recreation - - - - -
Airport Advisory Committee'
Cemetery Board —
Dick Deaver
Marian Anderson
Frank Dickinson
--Robert Gay lord
Martha Dodd
—Marvin Murray
—Phil Schafer
—George Gorman
•Elmer Hubbard, Jr.
— Jesse McMahon
C O U N T Y O F F I C I A LS
Board of Supervisors:
District 1
District 2
District 3
Assessor — — — —
County Attorney
School Superintei
Sheriff
-Peter J . Lindemann
-Tio A. Tachlas, Chairman
- J . Dennis Wells
-R. F. Hill man
-John Grace
County
Clerk, I
Director
Medical
Head Custodian - -• •
Director, County Fair --—•'
Director, Emergency Services —
Chairman:
County Board of Health ——
County Planning and Zoning *
County Board of Adjustments —
County Air Pollution Control Board
County Fair Association ~ - — -
County Park and Recreation
Commission —'- '- •-' - - ••• 1
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. Brechan
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-Bill Howells
-Jose Rivera
-Russ Turner
-Troy Rhodes
-W. Kent Johnson M. D.
-Dixon Fagerberg
•(one for each district)
•(5 member board)
•Mark Sapp
•Richard R. Deaver
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FLAGSTAFF UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
710 North Kendrlck
774-8781
President
Clerk
Members —
Superi ntendent
Assistant Superintendents-
COCONINO HIGH SCHOOL
1801 N. Izabel
774-1861
Christian Petersen
EAST FLAGSTAFF JUNIOR HIGH
2410 E. Cedar
774-6628
Mike Flick
SCHOOL BOARD
Carol Breed
Kathy Perez
• J . R. Babbitt
Paul Sorenson
John Hildebrand
David Williams
Dr. Gary Prosper
Don C. Clark
Manuel de Miguel
NEILL CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL
Meadow Drive
526-0892
William H. Cummings
SE CHRIST SCHOOL
N. Ft. Valley Road
774-1485
Harold Greer
FLAGSTAFF HIGH SCHOOL
701 N. Kendrick
774-8781
Miguel Morales
FLAGSTAFF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
755 N. Bonita
774-3333
Bill Williams
KINSEY SCHOOL
607 E. Kinsey Avenue
774-0609
Carl Coffelt
LEUPP PUBLIC SCHOOL
Leupp, Arizona 86035
686-6266
Roy Bynum
MARSHALL SCHOOL
100 N. Hopi Drive
774-1407
Brian Turner
N. A. U. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
N. A. U. Campus
523-2961
Dr. Noreen Bittel, Ed. Dir.
SEDONA SCHOOL
Sedona, Arizona 86336
282-7952
Donald Kelsey
SOUTH BEAVER SCHOOL
506 S. Beaver
774-6144
Paul Hubbard
THOMAS SCHOOL
3330 E. Lockett Road
526-0115
Kenneth Harkey
WEFTZEL SCHOOL
3401 N. 4th Street
774-1865
Frank Cosseboom
W. F. KILLIP SCHOOL
2600 E . 6th Avenue
774-1483
Paul Schreiber
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL (Parochial)
319 N. Beaver
774-2622
Sister Daria, Administrator
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ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
ASSEMBLY OF GOD INDIAN MISSION
1729 N. Main
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
3500 North 4th Street, 526-9577
Wayne Jones, Pastor
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Evangelistic Service
SPANISH ASSEMBLY OF GOD
525 S. San Francisco, 774-0571
Ted Ramos
Sunday Worship
Tuesday and Thursday
BAHA'I
BAHA'I FAITH
2106 East 2nd Avenue
BAPTIST
SPRINGHILL BAPTIST CHURCH
624 S. O'Leary
BA PT IS T-A ME RIC A N
AMERICAN BAPTIST CAMPUS
FOUNDATION
115 W. Dupont Avenue, 779-2386
BAPTIST-BIBLE FELLOWSHIP
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
604 W. Aspen Avenue, 774-6852
BAPTIST-CONSERVATIVE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF
FLAGSTAFF
123 S. Beaver, 774-3603
Rev. Verne Nesbitt, Pastor
Dr. Jack Swenson, Administrative
Pastor
Rev. William Johnson, Campus
Ministry
MOUNTAIN VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
2029 North 2nd, 774-3651
Rev. Henry M. Howell, Pastor
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Youth Meeting
Sunday Evening
Wednesday Evening
10:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
9:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
BAPTIST-SOUTHERN
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Located at Bow & Arrow Acres
Walapai & Lake Mary Road
R. A. Guthrie, Pastor
774-7893 (Res)
Sunday School
Worship
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
101 E . Switzer Canyon Dr., 774-3679
Sunday School
Worship
Wednesday Prayer Meeting
Services televised Sunday
GREENLAW BAPTIST CHURCH
2301 North 4th, 774-8910
Bill May, Pastor
Sunday School
Worship
Training Union
Wednesday Prayer Service
Services televised-Sunday
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9:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
9:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
9:30 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
7:00 p. m.
6:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
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CHURCHES (Cont.)
B A PTIST-SOUTHE RN-Cont.
SPANISH BAPTIST MISSION
2300 North West, 774-7784
Rev. Richard Vera
Sunday School
Worship
Wednesday
CATHOLIC
NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED
VIRGIN MARY
Cherry Avenue Beaver
Rev. Eugene J . McCarthy
Rectory - 774-4398
Saturday Vigil Mass
Sunday Masses
June-Aug
Holy Day Masses
Evening before
OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
224 S. Kendrick, 774-3280
ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC CHURCH
2257 E . Cedar Avenue
East Flagstaff, 779-3296
Father Richard Milligan
Saturday
Sunday Masses
Holy Days
Daily Masses
Confessions Saturday
CHRISTIAN
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
306 W. Cedar Avenue, 774-3453
Bible School
Worship
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST-CHRISTIAN
2025 N. East, 779-3214
M. Steven Gerton, Minister
Sunday School
Worship
Evening Service
CHRISTIAN REFORMED
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
3700 N. Fanning Drive
Rev. Stanley De Vries
Study - 526-0677
Sunday School
Worship
Sunday Radio Station KCLS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
619 W. Birch Avenue, 774-3504
Sunday School & Service
1st & 3rd Wednesday
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
6:30 a.m.
5:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
6:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
4-5:00 p.m.
7:30-8:30 p.m.
9:30 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
9:40 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
EAST FLAGSTAFF CHURCH OF CHRIST
2203 N. East
Jerry N. Froment, Evangelist
Study - 774-7474
Sunday Bible Study
Worship
Wednesday Evening
FLAGSTAFF CHURCH OF CHRIST
Birch at Aztec
For information call - 774-4216
Sunday Bible Study
Sunday Worship
Sunday Evening
Wednesday Evening
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
419 S. Verde
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER-HAY SAINTS
FLAGSTAFF FIRST WARD
625 E . Cherry Avenue, 774-3647
Harold Bud Greer, Bishop
FLAGSTAFF SECOND WARD
2401 E . Linda Vista Dr.
526-1552
Norman C. Johnson
FLAGSTAFF THIRD WARD
625 E . Cherry Av., 774-7471
FLAGSTAFF FOURTH WARD
2401 E . Linda Vista Dr., 526-1557
CONGREGATIONAL
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
UCC
740 N. Turquoise Dr., 774-0890
Dr. Spencer Sturm, Minister
Wo rship
EPISCOPAL
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE
EPIPHANY
423 N. Beaver, 774-2911
Sunday Services
July & August
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
VICTORY CHAPEL
1829 N. East
Ron Burrell, Pastor
774-6304
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Sunday Evening
Wednesday Evening
Saturday-Youth Scene
FRIENDS
FLAGSTAFF FRIENDS MEETING
QUAKER
402 S. Beaver
For information call - 774-4298
9:30 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
9:45 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
9:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
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CHURCHES (Cont.)
FULL GOSPEL
FAITH CHAPEL
2 N. Leroux, 774-9709
Don Helm, Pastor
Sunday Service at Thomas School
Bible Study
Worship
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER
410 S. Humphreys, 774-1572
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
600 N. Switzer Canyon Drive
774-0567
LUTHERAN L . C . A.
SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS
LUTHERAN CHURCH
6 W. Cedar, 774-4832
Ray E . Hansen, Pastor
Worship
Summer
Sunday School
Wednesday
LUTHERAN-MISSOURI SYNOD
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
3430 N. 4th
Thomas P. Klinkenberg, Pastor
526-9578
Sunday School
Worship
LUTHERAN-WISCONSIN SYNOD
MT CALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Humphreys & Fine Avenue
774-8811
Philip Koelpin, Pastor
Sunday Worship Services
Sunday School
METHODIST
METHODIST CHURCH OF FLAGSTAFF
319 S. San Francisco
TRINITY HEIGHTS UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
3600 N. 4th St., 526-1397
ME THODIST-UNITE D
FEDERATED COMMUNITY CHURCH
400 W. Aspen Avenue, 774-7383
TRINITY HEIGHTS UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
3600 N. 4th St., 526-1397
Rev. William H. Denlinger
Worship Service
Church School
NAZARENE
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
2304 N. 3rd, 779-3281
Rev. James F. Rupert
NON-DENOMINATIONAL
FLAGSTAFF TABERNACLE
1400 Young Dr., 779-2571
Floyd Patterson, Pastor
Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
PENTECOSTAL-UNITED
CALVARY TABERNACLE
3004 N. Main
Rev. Gerald Looney
774-0716 (Res)
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Worship 11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
Wednesday Evening 7:30 p.m.
PRESBYTERIAN
FEDERATED COMMUNITY CHURCH
400 W. Aspen Avenue, 774-7383
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
10:30 a.m. CHREJT O FTPS'
8:30 a.m.
9:15 a.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
7:30 p.m. CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
For information call - 526-1935
SALVATION ARMY
SALVATION ARMY CHURCH
2229 E . Cedar Avenue
For information call - 774-4120
9:15a m
10i30a!m! SCIENTOLOGY
SCIENTOLOGY CHURCH OF
4469 Mtn Meadow Dr., 526-3373
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENT 1ST
i n ™ * ™ SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
9-15 a.m! North Highway 89, 526-0387
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST
FELLOWSHIP
504 N. Leroux
For Information call - 744-4374
9:30 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
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A . A . R . P .
American Association of Retired Persons
Morrell E. Roberts
960 Kachina T r . , 774-4007
A.A.U.W.
American Association University Women
Mrs. Ellen Hagelberg (Ray)
2220 N. Talkington, 774-6374
ALL BREED DOG CLUB
John Gordon
P.O. Box 2906 (Club Box), 774-8077
ALPHA DELTA KAPPA PI CHAPTER
Mrs. Mary Gussman (Richard)
624 W. Beal, 774-7606
ALPHA OMICRON PI ALUMNI
Mrs. Toni Morris (Gail)
1505 N. Aztec, no phone
ALPINE GARDEN CLUB
Mrs. Ethel Sechrist
310 E . Dale, 774-2572
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL
ASSISTANTS STATE OF AZ. - COCONINO
CHAPTER
Mrs. Kathleen Schultz
213 W. Silver Spruce
774-8946 (Home), 774-1873 (Office)
AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Mrs. Ruth Breen
P.O. Box 1707, 774-0661
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY - COCONINO
UNIT
Dr. James Frederick, President
124 N. San Francisco, Box 1941, 779-2375
Service information:
Mrs. Joell Runkle
5850 N. Smokerise Dr., 526-0082
AMERICAN CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL OF
POLITICAL EDUCATION
Noel Rios, Coconino County Chairman
3344 N. King
526-9385 (Home), 774-2711 (Office)
AMERICAN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYERS LODGE 2726
Vincent Ontiveros
2903 N. Jamison, 526-1786
AMERICAN LEGION
Lewis Herman
230 W. Silver Spruce
774-2924 (Home), 774-7682 (Legion Hall)
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
Mrs. Kay Beausolleil (Donald)
20 Pine Cir., 774-1212
AMERICAN RED CROSS
Mrs. Henry Giclas, Chairman
P.O. Box 1527, 774-4769
ARIZONA ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES
Richard Casey, Exec. Dir.
1820 W. Washington, Phoenix, Arizona
Tio Tachias, President
Coconino County Board of Supervisors
Coconino County Court House
774-5063 (Office), 526-1996 (Home)
ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCIATION
John Olson, Exec. Sec.
5001 E . Washington, Phoenix, Arizona
267-1129
Ernest Chilson, On Bd. of Dir.
P. O. Box 870
774-4622 (Home), 774-8350 (Office)
ARIZONA QVIL LIBERTIES UNION (STATE)
Nancy Flicks
1429 N. 1st St., Phoenix, AZ 85004
254-3339
Phil Strong, Chairman
2857 Darlene, 779-2158
Douglas Meiklejohn
19 E . Phoenix, 774-0653
ARIZONA CONSUMERS COUNCIL FLAGSTAFF
CHAPTER
Mrs. L. G. Ritt
1707 N. Navajo, 774-9083
ARIZONA PRESS WOMEN
Isabell Simons, Nor. Dist. Pres.
3702 S. Cochise, 774-6826
ARIZONA SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS, NORTHERN CHAPTER
305 N. San Francisco
774-5086 (Office), 526-3119 (Home)
ARIZONA STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION
Thomas E . Clark, Exec. Dir.
P.O. Box 6715, Phoeniz, AZ 85005
ARIZONA U.S. HWY 66 ASSOCIATION
Myron Wells, West Vice-President
"66" Motel, 774-6403
ART BARN - FLAGSTAFF COMMUNITY
ART CENTER
Elsie Maehringer, Dir.
P.O. Box 1901, 774-0822 (Art Barn)
Dr. Robert Topp, President
2961 W. Wilson Dr., 774-1585
ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION
Kathee Houser
1920 N. Crescent, 774-4610
ASSOCIATED GROCERS OF ARIZONA
R. G. Babbitt, on Bd. of Dir.
774-8711
Headquarters Address:
624 S. 25th Avenue, Phoeniz, AZ
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS
Eddie Sanchez
C.U. Box 4112. 523-2742
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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS (Cont.)
AUDUBON SOCIETY OF NORTHERN ARIZONA
Will Osborne, President
115 Navahopi Road, Sedona, AZ 86336
282-4775
BAR ASSOCIATION (COCONINO)
Joe Babbitt
P.O. Box 1444, 774-6611
BETA SIGMA PHI
ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER
Mrs. Carol Gill (Branch)
3015 N. Schevene, 526-1473
ALPHA SIGMA CHAPTER
Mrs. Shirley Fitch (Jay)
5995 Broken Arrow Dr., 526-2602
ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER
Mrs. Linda Finley (Bob)
Box 3426, West Sedona, AZ 86336
282-4650
CITY COUNCIL
Mrs. Shirley Fitch (Jay)
5995 Broken Arrow Dr., 526-2602
DELTA KAPPA CHAPTER
Mrs. Lee Flournoy (Michael)
P.O. Box 994, 526-2663
PRECEPTOR RHO CHAPTER
Mrs. Geraldine Morse (Pat)
2303 N. Talkington, 774-8587
XI ALPHA ALPHA
Mrs. Alice Kirchoff (Alan)
815 Meade Ln., 774-7528
XI ALPHA MU CHAPTER
Mrs. Jennie Shrader (Carl)
1615 N. Aztec, 774-5997
XI UPSILON
Mrs. Sandra Tribbey (Perry)
3635 N. Manor, 526-1902
BIG BROTHERS
Dave McKay, Exec. Dir.
1231 Saturn Way, 774-6538
Chris Bavasi
Box 891
774-1895 (Office), 526-2100 (Home)
BOARD OF REALTORS
Verna Goldenstein
Gold Coin Realty
P.O. Box 968
2304 N. 4th Street, 526-1400
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Joseph S. Barney, Scout Executive
108^ N. Leroux
P.O. Box 8, 774-0685
Dr. Robert C. Di eke son
1624 N. Aztec, 523-2051 (Office)
BOY'S CLUB OF COCONINO COUNTY
David Balser, Executive Director
2403 North Izabel
P.O. Box 1821 (Club#), 774-8957
Ken Brown, President
855 E. David Dr.
774-0467 (Home), 774-2581 (Office)
BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Joseph Babbitt, Sr.
742 North Bertrand, 774-3919
Wed - 1:00 p.m.
Thursday - 7:00 p.m.
BRIDGE CLUB - PEAKS DUPLICATE
Kent Lees
146 Celile, 774-2052
Monday Night - Monte Vista
BUFFALO SOLDIERS HISTORICAL
SOCIETY INC.
L. David Nealey, President
P. O. Box 937
345 W. Aspen, 526-9511 (Home)
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
Bernie Rivera
774-1841, Ext 211 (Office)
CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCIATION (COC. CTY.)
David Chase
P. O. Box 728
774-0124 (Home), 523-3657 (Office)
CAVALRY, 1ST - CO "B"
Joe Meehan
Pioneer Historical Museum, 774-6272
CHRISTIAN BUSINESSMEN'S COMMITTEE
Steve Harper
P. O. Box 502
779-0043 (Office), 774-8557 (Home)
CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Lisa Snyder (Mrs. Jack)
3103 N. Pine Dr., 526-2080
CITIZEN'S BAND RADIO
(City of 7 Wonders)
Richard Norwich, President
Lois Richter, Contact
P. O. Box 2857 (Club Box)
526-2142 or 526-3318
CITIZEN'S BAND RADIO
(Highlanders Club)
Mrs. Gloria Smith (Garth)
4402 Winter Dr., 526-9056
CIVIL AIR PATROL
Dr. Bill Willis
3820 Paradise Road
523-2661 or 779-0059
CIVITAN CLUB
Harrison Longshaw
2780 N. Roberta
774-3467 (Home), 774-2851 (Office)
CIVITAN CLUB (PONDEROSA)
Dick Hillman
115 E . Cedar
774-2417 (Home), 774-5011 (Bus.)
COCONINO ATHLETIC CLUB
Joe Arredondo, President
P. O. Box J , 774-6000
COCONINO CATTLE GROWERS ASSOCIATION
See Cattle
COCONINO COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CENTER
Clinton Reynolds, Director
(Counseling)
717 W. Santa Fe, 779-4531
COCONINO COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
W. Scott Hogin
648 Campus Heights, 774- 7284
COCONINO COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
See Bar
COCONINO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
E. H. Weigel, Chairman
108 S. 4th Street, Williams, AZ, 635-2058
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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS <Cbnt.)
COCONINO COUNTY CHAPTER OF AMER.
SOCIETY OF MEDICAL ASSISTANTS, STATE
OF ARIZONA
See American Society
COCONINO COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICES
DEPARTMENT
Joe Montoya, Director
113 W. Clay, 774-0635
COCONINO COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
See Democratic
COCONINO COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION
Mark Sapp
P. O. Box 1544, 774-4876
COCONINO COUNTY HOMEMAKERS COUNCIL
Jackie Rutter (Mrs. Edward)
Route 3, 38 Gemini, 526-3772
Mrs. Reva Aufdemberge (C. T.), Membership
Chairman
2811 N. Steves Blvd., 526-2191
COCONINO COUNTY LEGAL AID
Douglas Meiklejohn, Director
19 E. Phoenix, 774-0653
COCONINO COUNTY LEGAL SECRETARIES
Anne Lee Burriss (Mrs. John)
3340 N. Tindle
526-2175 or 526-2700
COCONINO COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Joseph H. Reno, M. D.
120 W. Fine, 774-5088
COCONINO COUNTY MEDICAL AUXILIARY
Mrs. Garland Wood (Melle)
1401 N. Aztec, 774-7898
COCONINO COUNTY RACING COMMISSION
Russ Turner, Director
P. O. Box 156, 774-7133
COCONINO COUNTY SHERIFF'S SEARCH
& RESCUE
Art Lee, Captain
403 E. David
P. O. Box 1763 (Club Box)
774-4955 (Bus.), 774-0300 (Home)
COCONINO MUSIC SOCIETY
(COMMUNITY CONCERT)
Mrs. Stanley Wilkes
3336 N. Paradise Rd., 774-0820
COCONION SPORTSMAN CLUB
Keith Tucker
P.O. Box 1301 (Club Box)
526-2586 (Home)
COIN CLUB (NORTHERN ARIZONA)
Francis Cox, President
2009 N. Crescent, 774-1529
CONTINENTAL COUNTRY CLUB
James Bowen, Gen. Mgr.
2580 N. Oakmont, 526-1111
COORDINATING COUNCIL ON MEXICAN-AMERICAN
AFFAIRS
Miguel Alfaro, President
P.O. Box 183 (Club Box)
774-2854 (Home)
CRISIS INTERVENTION
Doris Marchetti
206 W. Hunt, 779-0383
DALE CARNEGIE COURSE
Elmer Hubbard, Jr.
703 W. Beal Rd., 774-6137
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Betty Denny
822 W. Santa Fe, 774-2850
DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE
Linda Lindsey (Mrs. Arthur)
P.O. Box 2811, 526-3738
DELTA DELTA DELTA ALUMNI
Mrs. Ann By field
2602 E . Miller, 526-3207
DELTA KAPPA GAMMA - NORTHERN
ARIZONA
Dr. Vanetta Kell
332 E. David, 774-4895 (Home)
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
COCONINO COUNTY
Harriet Matthews (Mrs. Harry)
1710 N. San Francisco, 779-1930
DENTAL ASSISTANTS (NORTHERN
ARIZONA)
Lisa Ewing
4940 E. Allen, 526-0290 (Office)
DENTAL ASSOCIATION
See No. Az. Dental Assn.
DONEY PARK-BLACK BILL COMMUNITY
& RECREATION ASSOCIATION
Dick Wright, President
P. O. Box 3055
526-0572 (Home), 526-1080 (Office)
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
Bob Shafer
Boice Baker Firestone
108 N. Leroux, 774-4549
EAST FLAG BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
Tim Fitzloff, K Mart
2530 N. 4th St., 526-2552 (Office)
EAST GATE GARDEN CLUB
Nancy Setzer
P. O. Box 1
526-0875 (Home), 774-7605 (Office)
EASTER SEAL SOCIETY OF COCONINO
COUNTY
Bob Spackeen, President
782 W. Beal
774-7176 (Office), 774-6110 (Home)
EASTERN STAR
See Order of Eastern Star
EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
See Flagstaff
ELKS (DAUGHTERS OF)
Elmelba Jones
522 S. Agassiz, 774-3625
ELKS CLUB #1184
Jim Simms, Exalted Ruler
213 S. San Francisco, 774-9910
ELKS LADIES ASSOCIATION OF BPOE #499
Ann Martin (Mrs. Norm)
3813 Walapai Dr., 774-8586
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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS (Cont.)
ELKS LODGE #499
Oliver Gonzales, Exalted Ruler
2101 N. San Francisco
779-2234 (Home), 774-6271 (Elks)
EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA CHAPTERS
Betty Robinson (Mrs. Carl)
3703 N. Thomas Dr., 526-1479
EVENING WOMEN'S CLUB OF FLAGSTAFF
Sandy Wilson (Mrs. Dan)
112 Pima Dr., Winslow, AZ 86047
289-4111
FACULTY WIVES CLUB (NAU)
Lorraine Ower (Mrs. Robert)
P.O. Box 1623, 526-9363
FENCING CLUB
Bill Higley
322 W. Santa Fe, 774-1221
FLAGSTAFF AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
Dr. Gerald T. McMahon
1355 N. Beaver, 774-5271
FLAGSTAFF ASSOCIATION OF LETTER
CARRIERS
Larry Moreno
154 Paseo del Flag
774-4427 (Home), 774-2786 (Office)
FLAGSTAFF COMMUNITY ART CENTER
Dr. Robert Topp
2961 W. Wilson Dr., 774-1585
FLAGSTAFF COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Ray Lopp
2024 N. Crescent Dr., 774-6568
FLAGSTAFF EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
Robert Hayes
3650 N. Park, 526-1629 (Home)
FLAGSTAFF FLOWER ARRANGERS
Ann Blair (Mrs. Gerald)
3941 Paradise Rd., 774-6913
FLAGSTAFF FOUR WHEELERS
Jim L. Irby
2321 Lantern Lane
774-3345 (Office), 774-2262 (Home)
FLAGSTAFF GRANDMOTHERS CLUB
Mrs. Laura Atherton
4519 N. Bonner, 526-0837
FLAGSTAFF HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
Clara Baca (Mrs. Frank R.)
304A W. Forest Avenue, 774-0226
FLAGSTAFF INNKEEPERS ASSOCIATION
John Brewer
Amber Sky Motel
1418 E. Santa Fe, 774-6691
FLAGSTAFF JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB
Mrs. Darline Gardner (Curtis)
1010 W. Elizabeth, 774-7658
FLAGSTAFF KENNEL CLUB
Lois Hillman (Mrs. Richard)
115 E . Cedar, 774-2417
FLAGSTAFF MEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION
Robert Stolp, Sr.
304 W. Pine, 774-4243
FLAGSTAFF MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
Rev. Ray Hansen, President
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran
6 W. Cedar, 774-4832
FLAGSTAFF MODEL RAILROAD CLUB
Bill Herron, President
4827 Halfmoon Drive
774-0671, Ext 211 (Office), 526-2895 (Home)
FLAGSTAFF REPUBLICAN WOMEN
Mrs. Beth Harenberg
3815 N. Paradise Rd., 774-4144
FLAGSTAFF SINGLES
See Singles
FLAGSTAFF SKI CLUB
Dr. W. C. Gaylord
713 N. Beaver
774-0881 (Office), 774-4886 (Home)
FLAGSTAFF SKI PATROL
Scott Jorgenson
5250 N. Hwy 89
SPC 81, 526-9358
FLAGSTAFF SUMMER FESTIVAL
Ken Babbitt, President
411 N. Leroux
774-6519 (Home), 774-8711 (Office)
FLAGSTAFF SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION
Tom Clemans
409 W. Havasupai
779-1592, 523-2037
FLAGSTAFF SYMPHONY GUILD
Mrs. Richard Arentz (Joan)
314 E. David
774-1497 (Dr. Arentz's Office)
FLAGSTAFF WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION
Pat Stotts (Mrs. J . A.)
4971 Snow Shoe Way, 526-0321
FLAGSTAFF WOMEN'S CLUB
Grace Keroher
411 W. Birch, Apt 3, 779-1267
FLAGSTAFF WRITER'S CLUB
Mrs. Leo Crowley
509 N. Beaver, 779-0462
FLAGSTAFF YOUTH ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION (FOOTBALL)
Wally Mansfield
1750 Linda Vista Dr.
526-1758 (Home), 774-5063 (Office)
FLOWER ARRANGERS
See Flagstaff
FLYING CLUB - FLAGSTAFF
Lester Hunt, PhD
NAU Box 6002, 523-5342
FOUR H LEADER'S COUNCIL
H. Stewart Houston
4419 N. Mountain Meadow Dr., 526-1056
FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE
(NORTHERN ARIZONA)
Lt. Harry Bock
Coc. Cry. Sheriff's Office
P.O. Box 1171, 774-4523 (Office)
XVIII FLAGSTAFF CITY DIRECTORY
CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS (Cont.)
GAMMA PHI BETA ALUMNI
Mrs. Letty David
1919 N. Lynn Dr., 774-4963
GARDEN CLUB
See Alpine Garden Club of East
Gate Garden Club
GEM & MINERAL SOCIETY (FLAGSTAFF)
Bud Salsig
428 E. Birch, 774-4194
GIRL SCOUTS OF U.S.A.
Mrs. Marilyn Anderson
35 Toho Trail, 774-2647
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
Lou Barkemeyer, Exec. Dir.
24 Pine Dell Drive
779-2638 (Office), 774-2904 (Home)
GREAT BOOKS
Mrs. Dorothy Casto
4520 N. Randall, 526-1055
HEART FUND
Frank Dickens
P.O. Box 1082, 774-2658
HOME HEALTH SERVICE
William J . Thomas
2045 N. Crescent, 774-0621
HOZHONI CLUB
Larry Loucks, Exec. Dir.
Emerson School Bldg.
324 W. Aspen
774-0492 (Office), 774-0376 (Home)
INSTITUTE FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Dr. Darold Shutt
NAU Box 5630, 523-4791
JAYCEES (FLAGSTAFF)
Al C. Kingsley
724 W. Aspen
774-8711 (Office), 774-5728 (Home)
KAPPA DELTA PI, PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER
Mrs. Mel Helsel (Charlotte)
2728 N. Jamison Blvd., 526-2210 (Home)
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ALUMNI
Bev Lockett Miller (Mrs. Duane D.)
P.O. Box 3390, W. Sedona, AZ 86340
282-4990
KIWANIS CLUB (FLAGSTAFF)
Dr. Robert Dickeson
1624 N. Aztec
523-2051 (Office), 774-4276 (Home)
KIWANIS CLUB (MA LA PA I
Dr. Richard Packard
P.O. Box 1141 (Club Box)
526-1425 (Home), 523-2197 (Office)
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DESILVA
COUNCIL #1229
Lawrence DiMattoe
733 E Crestview
774-0797 (Home), 526-0212 (Office)
LEAGUE OF UNITED LATIN AMERICAN
CITIZENS (LULAC)
Bill Yee
203 W. Cottage Avenue, 774-1454
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
Mrs. Orazio Giusti
413 E. Cherry
774-7768 (Home), 523-4470 (Office)
LELECHE
Charlotte Barnes
250 Circle Drive, 774-6079
LITTLE LEAGUES
ARROYA PARK LITTLE LEAGUE
Ray Bojorquez
3208 N. Grandview, 774-0288
FLAGSTAFF LITTLE LEAGUE
Willie Joe McKenzie
1001 Hazel Way
774-6456 (Home), 774-4564 (Office)
MT. ELDEN LITTLE LEAGUE
LITTLE THEATRE
See No. Az. Theatre
LIONS CLUB (NOON)
Steve Vanlandingham
2103 N. Talkington, 774-2313
LIONS EVENING CLUB (EAST FLAGSTAFF)
William Pound
5450 N. Hwy 89
P.O. Box 2855 (Club Box)
526-0614
MAIN ST. OF AMERICA HIGHWAY
ASSOCIATION
Myron Wells, AZ Rep.
Sixty-Six, 774-6403
MASONIC LODGE
Ron Neid
49 Lee, Box 82, 774-1672
MOOSE LODGE
Bud Zeitz, Governor
P.O. Box 2921
526-3697 (Home), 526-0550 (Office)
NAACP
Arnold Lockett
1804 N. Meadowlark Dr., 774-7607
NACOG - NO. AZ. COUNCIL OF GOV'T
Bill Wade, Director
P.O. Box 57, 774-1895
NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY
Captain David Klensin
P.O. Box 1386, 774-2502 (Armory)
NATIONAL SECRETARIES - PONDEROSA
CHAPTER
Sheryl Egan (Mrs. Francis J . C.)
1711 N. Turquoise
774-0868 (Office), 774-3932 (Home)
NORTHERN ARIZONA BOARD OF REALTORS
Bob Knoles
Knoles Investment & Realty
2708 N. 4th Street, 526-3666
NORTHERN ARIZONA COMPREHENSIVE
GUIDANCE CENTER
Maurice Miller, Exec. Dir.
614 N. Leroux, 774-5097
NORTHERN ARIZONA DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Dr. William Gaylord, President
713 N. Beaver, 774-0881
NORTHERN ARIZONA GAS RETAILERS
ASSOCIATION (NAGRA)
Dave Clark (Contact)
1600 E . Santa Fe, 774-7829
FLAGSTAFF CITY DIRECTORY
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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS (Cont.)
NORTHERN ARIZONA HORSEMEN'S
ASSOCIATION
Woody Killman
Route 1, Mtn View Ranchos
P.O. Box 667 (Club Box)
526-0568 (Home), 526-0572 (Office)
NORTHERN ARIZONA INDEPENDENT
INSURANCE AGENTS
Bruce Crozier
18 East Birch, 774-3213
NORTHERN ARIZONA MOBILE PARK
ASSOCIATION
Darryl Stottlemeyer
2702 N. 3rd Street, 779-0075
NORTHERN ARIZONA PIONEER HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
Henry Giclas
120 E . Elm
774-3358 (Office), 774-4769 (Home)
NORTHERN ARIZONA RODEO ASSOCIATION
Norm Halfpenny (Contact)
P.O. Box 503, 526-0041 (Home)
NORTHLAND SINGLES
See Singles
ODDFELLOWS LODGE I. O. O. F .
Glen Gardner, Noble Grand
4329 Bonner, 774-9808
OPTIMIST CLUB
Carmelo Tellez
3302 N. Grand view
774-0671 (Office), 774-1550 (Home)
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
Helen Bonner
417 W. Birch, 774-2391
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS
Meetings 7:30 p.m., Mondays A.P.S.
774-7908
PAST MATRONS (EASTERN STAR)
Opal Baker
P.O. Box 833, 774-7074
P. E. O.
CHAPTER AT
Mrs. Sam McClanahan
522 Charles Rd., 774-4995
CHAPTER G
Mrs. K. E. Derifield
522 S. Havasupai, 774-6286
PHI SIGMA ALPHA
ARIZONA UPSILON CHAPTER
Betty Bachstein
3207 N. Pine D r . , 526-1335 (Home)
PILOT CLUB
Mrs. AnnAbelson (Al)
1909 Katchina Dr., 774-4473
PLAZA MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
Ken Thomas
Fireside Pets
100 Plaza Shopping Center, 774-7502
PONDEROSA SHERIFF'S POSSE
Tom Pifer, Captain
P.O. Bex 400, no phone
RAINBOW GIRLS
Mrs. Valerie Neid, Mother Advisor
49 Sherman, Bellemont, 774-1672
RAYMOND EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
Plat Cline, President
604 N. Bertrand, 774-4347
REBEKAH LODGE
Bertha Bradley, Noble Grand
3361 E. Elder Dr., 526-0006
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Mary Yard
411 W. Juniper, 774-6278
ROTARY CLUB (EAST)
Dr. Bruce Bowman
NAU Box 4095
523-4100 (Office), 774-4670 (Home)
ROTARY CLUB (FLAGSTAFF)
Walter Rhoton
127 E. Aspen
P. O. Box R
774-3291 (Office), 774-0730 (Home)
SALVATION ARMY
Captain Francis Ragland
3419 N. Patterson Blvd.
526-1703 or 774-4120
SENIOR CITIZENS
Rachel Brenenstahl
113 W. Clay, 774-0635
SENIOR CITIZENS - INFO & REFERRAL
CENTER
113 W. Clay
Kathy Yniquez
774-2994
SERVICE MOTHER'S CLUB
Nelly Christensen
528 W. Beal Road, 774-6990
SHAKESPEARE CLUB
Bessie Kidd Best
909 N. Leroux, 774-3865
SHERIFF'S POSSEE (FLAGSTAFF)
Jerry Doss, Captain
No. Az. Ice Co.
408$ E. Santa Fe, 779-2187
SHRINE CLUB (COCONINO)
Coy Lively, Sr.
2706 Larkey Dr., 526-1259
SIERRA CLUB - PLATEAU GROUP
Mrs. Richard Holm (Celia)
Hiking & Conservation
Route 4, Box 959, 774-6952
SINGLES, NORTHLAND
Kathy Martin
174 Toho Trail
523-3180 (Office), 774-4097 (Home)
SKI CLUB
See Flagstaff Ski Club
SOCIETY FOR AMERICAN FORESTERS
SAN FRANCISCO PEAKS CHAPTER
Dr. Fred Larson
NAU Box 4106
774-5261 (Office), 774-8882 (Home)
SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE ANACHRONISM
Doug Cosper
4270 N. Mountain Meadow
526-9646 (Home), 774-6801 (Office)
SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS
NORTHERN CHAPTER OF ARIZONA
Dr. Marvin Murray
2146 Country Club Dr.
526-3632 (Home), 774-5281 (Office)
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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS (Cont.)
SOROPTIMIST CLUB
Barbara Harper
3127 N. Park Dr., 52(5-1529 (Home)
SOROPTOMIST CLUB (EAST)
Mrs. Shirley Sweeter
3212 N. Childress, 526-2213
SQUARE DANCE CLUB (MOUNTAINEERS)
Howard Weidman
805 N. Leroux, 77-4-4 719
2nd & 4th Saturday, Coc. M.S. Cafeteria
SQUARE DANCE (FLAGSTAFF SQUARES)
Jim Newton
Route 1, Mtn View Ranchos
526-0447
1st, 3rd & 5th Saturday, Weitzel Sen.
ST. JOHN F & AM #16 MASONS
J. W. Williams
315 S. Elden, 774-6857
SWEET ADELINES
Mrs. Earl Sanders, Director
2716 N. Jamison
526-1326 (Home), 526-3736 (Office)
SWIM CLUB- FLAGSTAFF SNOWSHARKS
Dr. Kenneth Bean
NAU Box 5698
523-2561 (Office) or 774-8327
TENNIS CLUB
Doug Deghar
318 N. San Francisco, 774-8333
THEATRIKOS
Barbara Armstrong
P.O. Box 925 (Club), 774-3208
TOAST MASTERS
William Blumhart
5305 N. Country Club Dr.
526-0449 (Homo), 774-8182 (Office)
TOPS #29
Connie Montoya
1611 N. East, 774-1720
TOPS #149
Cecilia Hill
4499 N.Hamblin
526-0832 (Tuesday)
TOWNJACKS
Russ Pinkerman
738 Hilltop
774-1205 (Home), 774-1221 (Office)
UNITED FUND
Jim Hughes
P.O. Box 577, 77-1-0103 (Perm #)
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
Commander Jack Davis
409 W. Santa Fe, 774-7722 (VFW)
WEIGHT WATCHERS
Carolyn Crosson, 526-0158
Monday Afternoon - 4:30 p. m.
Monday Evening - 6:30 p. m.
Lesla Anderson, 779-0145
Thursday Morning - 6:30 a.m.
Our Lady of Guadalupe School
621 W. Clay
WOODMAN OF THE WORLD
Richard Mayorga
6 E . Cedar, 774-6478
Northern Arizona University - The Administration Building next to the Journalism
Building with the San Francisco Peaks, highest point In Arizona in the background.
Mt. Humphreys 12,670 feet, Mt. Agassiz 12.340 feet and the location of the Ariz­ona
Snow Bowl. (Photo Courtesy Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce)
XXII
H O M E O W N E R S F I R S T A I D
MOUTH TO MOUTH BREATHING
Call
a doctor
first!
1. START IMMEDIATELY t Call a doctor! Two
exceptions If gas or smoke are present,
remove victim to fresh air. if electric shock
is cause, make sure body is not in contact
before touching
2. REMOVE FOREIGN MATTER from mouth
3. TILT HEAD BACK with victim on back,
neck extended, grasp lower |aw, lift
forcefully upward into juttmg-out position
as shown
4. IF AIR PASSAGE IS NOT CLEARED. Strike
sharp blows between shoulder blades.
OPEN YOUR MOUTH WIDE, cover victims
mouth completely, airtight, close victim's
nose by pinching With children-cover
both mouth & nose with your mouth
•LOW AIR INTO VICTIM'S LUNGS until
chest rises (less forcefully for children)
Remove mouth, allow exhale If chest does
not rise, check for correct position and
removal of foreign matter Tongue may be
blocking air passage
REPEAT (20 times a minute for adults, 12 a
minute for children) until victim revives
Don't stop!
Call
a doctor
first!
HEART MASSAGE
In a heart emergency, when the victim shows evidence of heart stoppage, artificial
respiration must be started at the earliest possible moment. An effective method for first aid
treatment is the closed-chest heart massage. Only equipment needed is the hands Turn
victim on his back, resting against some solid support, head tilted far back, jaw jutting out
Kneel at left side of body and place heel of one hand on lower portion of breast bone, other
hand on top as shown at left At rate of approximately 60 compressions per minute (pulse
rate) press down with both hands until breast bone is depressed from one to two inches Lift
hands between each stroke so that breast bone returns to normal position.
POISONED WOUNDS
POISONED WOUNDS - From bite of animal - Treat immediately. Wash under running
water to remove animal saliva. Have patient lie down. Apply bandage above wound to
prevent spread of poison With sterilized tip of knife of razor cut into the wound, a depth of
1 /8 to 1 /4 inch over each fang mark, and let poison out. Apply suction, or if necessary suck
wound out by mouth, provided there are no open sores or wounds in mouth, remove as
much poison as possible Be careful not to swallow. Continue suction about a half hour.
Cauterize with nitrate acid, chloride of zinc or nitrate of silver, or by applying white hot iron.
Give patient stimulants and rush to doctor.
BLEEDING C A N ALMOST ALWAYS BE CONTROLLED BY PRESSING PAD OF CLOTH OR GAUZE OVER THE WOUND.
PRESSURE POINTS
S * v « k * blooding must b« stopped at one*. If
you cannot do the following use finger
pressure until help is available
1. Got a thkk pod of cloth, sanitary napkin,
gauze or clothing.
2. Pros* pod directly ovor wound. When
bleeding is controlled, add more layers
and bandage
FOR ARTERIAL (SPURTING)
FROM ARM OR LEG DO THIS
1. Raiso wound above rest of victim's body
and follow steps 1 and 2.
2. Pross artory 09a!nit bono (see chart for
pressure points) between wound and
heart.
3. Do not uto tourniquot unless you are a
trained first aider!
FIRST AID KIT
ASSEMBLE THESE
FIRST AID SUPPLIES NOW
BEFORE YOU NEED THEM:
Sterile gauze compresses and pads Sealed
rolled gauze bandages. Adhesive strip ban­dages
— tape Sterile absorbent cotton/
Iodine (2% solution or consult pharmacist).
Petroleum jelly. Bottle of calamine lotion.
Aromatic spirits of ammonia. Milk of mag­nesia
Dry mustard Baking soda Universal
antidote for poisons (buy from druggist).
Scissors, tweezers. Medicine dropper. Fever
thermometer Hot water bottle. Ice bag.
In all cases of serious shock or injury, send
for a doctor or ambulance at once. In the
meantime, apply first aid promptly, but not
hastily
BLEEDING WOUNDS • Bleeding in spurts
indicates severing of an artery Steady flow
indicates a vein has been cut. Bleeding from
an artery should be stopped by applying
pressure of the thumb, a compress or cloth
pad over the artery at a point between the
bleeding wound and the heart. In bleeding
from a vein (steady flow), pressure should be
applied on the side away from the heart
Where bleeding is not severe, a compress
over the open wound should be sufficient If
bleeding is very severe, tourniquet may be
made by tying handkerchief, cloth, belt, strap,
or necktie around the part over compress and
using small stick, pencil, or similar article
with which to twist and tighten. Do not twist
too hard, just enough to stop bleeding
Loosen every twenty minutes to let a little
blood escape Keep the part elevated
SHOCK
SHOCK - Lay patient flat on back with head low. unless spirits of ammonia in water, hot coffee, tea or water Do not
head is bleeding Remove false teeth, gum or tobacco from give stimulant to an unconscious patient, or to one who may
mouth Keep patient warm Give stimulants such as aromatic have internal bleeding
IMPORTANT DON'TS
Don't attempt to give anything by mouth to an Don't take medicine from a container in the
unconscious person dark
Don't use anything from a container that is Don't keep poisonous drugs in the medicine
unlabeled or on which the label is cabinet or near other medicines Do
obscured keep lids closed with adhesive tape or
Don't give a cathartic or laxative in any case of with pins in corks as warning signals!
severe or persistent abdominal pain Don't keep poisons within reach of children.
t
XX III
S a f e t y I n T h e H o m e
As important as it is for you and your family to have proper medical attention and a diet high in nutritional
value, it is just as important to know what to do in case of an emergency. Hundreds of people are killed each year
in deaths related to accidental poisoning or overdoses. Many of these lives could be saved if more people were
aware of the emergency measures to take in such cases.
Hundreds more die as a result of injuries sustained in accidents. Many of these deaths could also be avoided with
simple knowledge of first-aid procedures.
This section of The City Directory tells you what to do in an emergency. Make sure you keep it in a handy place.
Read the First Aid instructions frequently and carefully. In fact, have every member of your family read them.
REMEMBER, ACCIDENTS CAN AND DO HAPPEN. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO.
P O I S O N S , O V E R D O S E S A N D A N T I D O T E S
Every year more than 60,000 children eat or 3. Keep the victim warm,
drink something poisonous, or take accidental . 1 t . , „ .
overdoses. Hundreds of deaths and thousands 4 [n^ds UnC° n S C , ° U S ' d ° n 0 t g , V 6
of children with permanent damage of one q
kind or another is the result. Speed is the most 5. If the victim is unconscious or having
important factor in saving lives and prevent- convulsions, do not induce vomiting,
ing permanent damage in cases of poisoning or - c • . . i t . c u u
overdosing e D o t " e o r container from which
, r> ii l • • • i. , the poison came.
1. Call a physician immediately.
2. If a physician isn't available, call a hospi- 7. Keep the following list of poisons and an-tal,
the police department or poison con- tidotes in a handy place, and apply the
trol center if there is one in your suggested antidotes.
community.
Acids Give a large quantity of water, 2 tablespoons of milk of magnesia or
similar antacid; do not induce vomiting.
After-Shave Lotion Give a glass of milk, induce vomiting (as with Camphor) and give 2
teaspoons of bicarbonate of soda in a glass of water.
Camphor Induce vomiting with finger in throat, or 1 tablespoon of syrup of ipecac,
followed by a glass of water, or a teaspoonful of mustard in half a glass of
water.
Carbon Monoxide Carry victim into fresh air, lie victim down and give artificial respiration,
if necessary.
Chlorine Bleach Give one or two glasses of milk.
Cologne, Perfume Use same remedy as for After-Shave Lotion.
Detergents Use same remedy as for Chlorine Bleach.
Disinfectant
With Chlorine
Use same remedy as for Chlorine Bleach.
Disinfectant
With Carbolic Acid
Induce vomiting (as with Camphor). Then give 4 tablespoons of castor oil
and a glass of milk or the white of 2 raw eggs.
Food Poisoning Induce vomiting (as with Camphor). Then give 2 tablespoons of epsom
salt in 2 glasses of water, except in cases with severe diarrhea. ^
P O I S O N S , O V E R D O S E S A N D A N T I D O T E S
Furniture Polish Give water or milk, then 4 tablespoons of vegetable oil. Do not induce
vomiting.
Gasoline, Kerosene Use same remedy as for Furniture Polish.
Household Ammonia Give 2 tablespoons of vinegar in 2 glasses of water. Give the white of 2
raw eggs or 2 ounces of vegetable oil. Do not induce vomiting.
Insect and Rat Poisons
With Arsenic
Give glass of milk or 1 tablespoonful of activated charcoal mixed with a
little water. Induce vomiting (as with Camphor) but not with syrup of
ipecac if charcoal was given.
With Sodium Flouride Give glass of milk or lime water. Induce vomiting (as with Camphor).
With Phosphorous Induce vomiting (as with Camphor) but don't let vomit come in contact
with victim's skin or yours. Then give 4 ounces of mineral oil. Do not give
animal or vegetable oil. Give 1 tablespoon of bicarbonate of soda in a
quart of warm water.
With Strychnine Give glass of milk or activated charcoal in water. If there are no
convulsions, induce vomiting (as with Camphor), except do not use
ipecac if charcoal was given. Keep victim quiet.
Lighter Fluid Use same remedy as for Furniture Polish.
Lye Use same remedy as for Household Ammonia.
Wild Mushrooms Use same remedy as for Food Poisoning.
Oil of Wintergreen Use same remedy as for After-Shave Lotion.
Pine Oil Use same remedy as for Furniture Polish.
Rubbing Alcohol Use same remedy as for After-Shave Lotion.
Turpentine Use same remedy as for Furniture Polish.
Overdose Antidote
Alcohol Use same remedy as for After-Shave Lotion.
Aspirin Use same remedy as for After-Shave Lotion.
Barbiturates Give activated charcoal in water and induce vomiting (as with Camphor,
but not with ipecac). Give 2 tablespoons of epsom salt in 2 glasses of
water.
Continued -
XXV
Overdose Antidote j
Belladonna Use same remedy as for Insect and Rat Poisons with Strychnine.
Bromides Use same remedy as for Food Poisoning.
Codeine Induce vomiting if victim is conscious (as with Camphor) and give a glass
of milk or activated charcoal in water. Give 2 tablespoons of epsom salt in
2 glasses of water. Keep victim awake.
Headache & Cold
Medications
Use same remedy as for After-Shave Lotion.
Iron Compounds Induce vomiting (as with Camphor) and give 2 teaspoons of bicarbonate
of soda in a glass of water. Give a glass of milk.
Morphine, Opium Use same remedy as for Codeine.
Paregoric Use same remedy as for Codeine.
"Pep" Medicines Use same remedy as for Insect and Rat Poisons with Arsenic.
Tranquilizers Use same remedy as for Barbiturates.
XXVI
S I G N I F I C A N T Y E A R S IN
1492 Columbus sails westward from Spain, reaches
West Indies.
1507 "America" first used for New World in Martin
Waldseemueller's short geographic treatise,
Cosmographiae Introductio.
1535 Jacques Cartier sails up St. Lawrence River,
claims new lands for France.
1540 Garcia Lopez de Cardenas, scout for
Coronadc's expedition to New Mexico,
discovers the Grand Canyon of Colorado.
1562 First French colonizers land in Florida near St.
Augustine.
1565 Spanish forces destroy French Huguenot
colony, founded first permanent white colony
at St. Augustine, Florida and occupy peninsula.
1607 Jamestown founded in Virginia, first permanent
English settlement in America.
1609 Exploration of Hudson River by Henry Hudson,
sailing for the Dutch East India Company.
1613 Pocahontas taken hostage by British to compel
release of colonists held by her father; she later
married John Rolfe and returned with him to the
royal court in England.
1619 First negroes brought to Virginia.
1620 Pilgrims land at Plymouth, found Plymouth
Colony.
1638 American (originally Finnish) log cabin in­troduced
to New World by Swedish settlers.
1652 First mint in America established in defiance of
English colonial law in Boston
1664 British take New Amsterdam from Dutch,
rename it New York.
1704 First successful newspaper in colonies, Boston
News-Letter, appears for the first time as a
weekly
1759 British defeat French at Quebec, signaling end
of French power in North America. Peace
treaty signed in 1 763.
1 767 Parliament passes Townshend Acts to raise
revenue in the Colonies. Mason-Dixon line
drawn.
1770 Boston Massacre; British troops fire on
Americans.
1773 Boston Tea Party, mob dumps East India Com­pany
tea into harbor
1774 Parliament passes first Intolerable Act as
reprisal for the Boston Tea Party. First Con­tinental
Congress held in Philadelphia.
1775 Minutement engage British column near
Lexington, Mass.; General George Washington
assumes command of troops and lays siege to
Boston. War begins
1776 Declaration of Independence adopted by
Congress at Philadelphia.
1781 Cornwalhs surrenders to Washington at
Yorktown; American independence assured.
1787 U.S. Constitution is adopted at Philadelphia.
Northwest Ordinance passed by Congress,
sets pattern for creation of new states.
1789 First session of U.S. Congress held;
Washington inaugurated President
1791 First 10 amendments to Constitution: Bill of
Rights declared in force.
1800 Capital moves from Philadelphia to
Washington.
1803 Louisiana Purchase: America pays France $15
million; area of U.S. doubled.
1804 Lewis and Clark expedition—Adoption of the
12th Amendment (manner of electing President
and Vice-President).
1807 Trial of Aaron Burr for treason.
1812 Declaration of War on Great Britain.
1813 Captain Perry defeats British fleet on Lake Erie;
Americans burn York (Toronto).
1814 British invade Washington, burn Capitol and
White House. Treaty of Ghent signed.
1815 Battle of New Orleans, Americans victorious
under Andrew Jackson.
1820 Missouri Compromise, slavery excluded from
territory north of southern border of Missouri.
1823 Monroe Doctrine set forth in President
Monroe's annual message to Congress.
1825 Erie Canal between Hudson River and Lake
Erie completed.
1836 Massacre of Texans at the Alamo. Texas gets
independence from Mexico after Battle of San
Jacinto.
1845 Republic of Texas annexed to Union.
1848 Mexican War ends, U.S. acquires entire South­west
and California (where gold is discovered).
1853 Gadsden Purchase, 20 million acres purchased
from Mexico, last additiin made to present con­tinental
U S boundaries.
1856 Slavery question leads Kansas to state civil
war; John Brown leads massacre of pro-slavery
families along Pottawatomie Creek.
1857 Dred Scott decision.
1858 Lincoln-Douglas debates held during campaign
for Illinois Senate seat.
1860 Abraham Lincoln elected 16th president.
1861 Fort Sumter bombarded by Confederate guns;
Civil War begins.
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U N I T E D S T A T E S H I S T O R Y XXVII
1863 Union victory at Gettysburg. Emancipation
Proclamation.
1865 Lee surrenders; Civil War ends. Lincoln
assassinated.
1867 Alaska purchased from Russia.
1868 Impeachment proceedings against President
Andrew Johnson.
1869 Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads
joined at Promontory, Utah. Continent spanned.
1872 Yellowstone becomes first national wilderness,
"set apart for the enjoyment of the public".
1873 William "Boss" Tweed convicted on 204-
charges of fraud in New York.
1876 Custer's last stand at Little Big Horn, Mont.
1880 First major gold strike found in Alaska.
1881 President Garfield assassinated in Washington.
1883 Pendleton Act establishes the Civil Service
Commission.
1890 Sherman Anti-trust Act passed by Congress.
1893 Hawaii established as a U.S. protectorate after
revolution deposes Queen Liliuokalani.
1898 Spanish-American War begins soon after
"Maine" is blown up at Havana. Victorious U.S.
acquires Puerto Rico, Philippines and Guam.
Spain relinquishes Cuba.
1901 President McKinley shot at Buffalo, N.Y.,
Theodore Roosevelt becomes 26th president.
1903 The Wright brothers fly their airplane. (Kitty
Hawk, N.C.)
1907 First world cruise of U.S. Navy: "The Great
White Fleet".
1909 Robert Peary with a party of 18 reaches the
North Pole.
1913 16th Amendment: income tax.
1914 Opening of Panama Canal.
1917 U.S. declares war on Central Powers, joins
Allies in World War I.
1918 General Pershing leads A.E.F. to victory in
France. World War I ends.
1920 19th Amendment: women's suffrage.
1925 Mrs. William B. Ross inaugurated governor of
Wyr.ning—first woman governor in U.S.
Kotory.
1927 Lindbergh flies the Atlantic, New York-Paris
non-stop.
1929 Stock market crash, worst U.S. depression
begins.
1933 Franklin D. Roosevelt assumes Presidency,
launches New Deal.
1934 Nebraska adopts first unicameral state
legislature in U.S.
1935 President Roosevelt signs Social Security Act
into law and establishes Social Security Board.
1940 Selective Service Act approved. Lend-Lease
deal with Britain.
1941 Japanese attack Pearl Harbor, U.S. enters
World War II against Axis powers.
1944 D-Day: Normandy invasion.
1945 U.S. drops 2 atomic bombs on Japan, surren­der
follows, World War II ends.
1948 U.S.-British airlift counters Soviet blockade of
West Berlin.
1949 US Senate ratifies the North Atlantic Treaty
and establishes NATO.
1950 U.S. forces intervene in Korean War on behalf
of U.N.
1951 General Douglas MacArthur relieved of all
commands by President Truman and replaced
by Lt. General Matthew Ridgway.
1955 Jonas Salk develops successful polio vaccine.
1958 The U.S. nuclear-powered submarine Nautilus
makes the world's first undersea crossing of the
North Pole.
1960 First television debates held between Vice
President Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy
in Chicago. Election closest in U.S. history;
Kennedy wins 4 9 . 7% and Nixon 49.6% of the
popular vote.
1961 Commander Alan B. Shepard makes first U.S
manned space flight.
1962 U.S.-Soviet confrontation over Cuba missile
build-up.
1963 President John F. Kennedy assassinated in
Dallas, Tex. Lyndon B. Johnson becomes
President.
1966 United States spacecraft Gemini 6 and Gemini
7 achieve a space rendezvous for the first time.
1968 Space Craft Apollo 8 orbits moon with three-man
crew.
1969 United States Apollo 11 crew makes first man­ned
landing on moon.
1972 President Nixon visits Peking, China and
Moscow. U.S.S.R.
1974 Under pressure of the Watergate Scandal,
President Nixon resigns, succeeded by Vice
President Gerald Ford, first U.S. president not
elected to office.
XXVIII
SUPERLATIVE UNITED STATES STATISTICS
Source: National Geographic Society. Washington, D. C.
Area for fifty states 3,615,122 sq. mt Land 3,536,855 sq. mi. Water 78,267 sq. mi.
Largest state Alaska 586,412 sq. mi.
Smallest state Rhode Island 1,214 sq mi.
Largest county San Bernardino County, California 20,119 sq. mi.
Smallest county New York, NY 23 sq. mi
Largest city in area Jacksonville, Florida 827 sq. mi.
Smallest cities in area Belvedere, Calif.; Bonne Terre, Mo ; Montgomery, W. Va. each 4 sq. mi.
Smallest independent cities Clifton Forge, Emporia, Falls Church
(all in Virginia) South Boston, Suffolk Each 2 sq. mi.
Northernmost city Barrow, Alaska 71° 17' N.
Northernmost point Point Barrow, Alaska 71° 23^ N.
Southernmost city Hilo, Island of Hawaii 19° 43' N.
Southernmost town Naalehu, Island of Hawaii 19° 03' N.
Southernmost point Ka Lae (South Cape), Island of Hawaii 18° 56' N (155° 41' W.)
Easternmost city Eastport, Maine 66° 59.5* W.
Easternmost town Lubee, Maine 66°59'W
Easternmost point West Quoddy Head, Maine 66° 57' W.
Westernmost city Lihue, Island of Kauai, Hawaii 159° 22' W.
Westernmost town Adak, Aleutians, Alaska 176° 45' W.
Westernmost point Cape Wrangell, Attu Island, Aleutians, Alaska 172° 27' E.
Highest city Leadville, Colo 10,200 ft
Lowest town Calipatria, Calif -183 ft.
Highest point on Atlantic coast Cadillac Mountain, Mount Desert Is!., Maine 1,530 ft.
Largest and oldest national park Yellowstone National Park (1872), Wyoming 3,472 sq. mi.
Montana, Idaho
Largest national monument Glacier Bay, Alaska 4,381 sq. mi.
Highest waterfall Yosemite Falls-Total in three sections 2,425 ft
Upper Yosemite Fall 1,430 ft.
Cascades in middle section 675 ft.
Lower Yosemite Fall 320 ft.
Longest river Mississippi Missouri 3,710 mi.
Highest mountain Mount McKinley, Alaska 20,320 ft.
Lowest point Death Valley, California -282 ft.
Deepest lake Crater Lake, Oregon 1.932 ft.
Highest lake Lake Waiau, Hawaii 13,020 ft.
Rainiest spot Mt. Waialeale, Hawaii Annual Aver, rainfall 460 inches
Largest gorge Grand Canyon Colorado River, Arizona; 217 miles
long, 4 to 13 miles wide, 1 mile deep
Deepest gorge Hells Canyon, Snake River, Idaho 7,900 ft
Strongest surface wind Mount Washington, New Hampshire recorded 1934 231 mph.
Biggest dam Ft. Peck, Missouri River, Mont 125,628,000 cu. yds. material used
Tallest building Sears Tower, Chicago, lit 1,454 ft.
Largest building Boeing 747 Manufacturing Plant, Everett, Wash. 205,600,000
cu. ft; covers 47 acres.
Tallest structure TV tower, Blanchard, N.Dakota 2,063 ft.
Longest bridge span Verrazano-Narrows, New York 4,260 ft.
Highest bridge Royal Gorge, Colorado 1,053 ft. above water
THE FORTY-EIGHT STATES
Area for forty eight states . . 3.022,260 sq mi. Land 2,963,998 sq. mi. Water 58,262 sq. mi.
Largest state Texas 267.338 sq Mi.
Northernmost cities Portal, North Dakota 48° 59' N.
Sumas, Washington 48'59'N.
Northernmost town Angle Inlet, Minnesota 49° 22' N.
Northernmost point Northwest Angle. Minnesota 49° 23' N.
Southernmost city Key West, Florida 24° 33' N.
Southernmost mainland town Florida City, Florida 25° 27' N.
Southernmost point Key West, Florida 24' 33' N.
Westernmost city Gold Beach, Oregon 124° 25' W.
Westernmost town La Push, Washington 124° 38 W.
Westernmost point Cape Alava, Washington 124" 44' W
Highest mountain Mount Whitney, California 14,494 ft.
Not* to man: The distinction between cities and towns varies from state to state, in this table tha U.S. Bureau of the Census
usage was foaowed.
4
THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM OF
THE UNITED STATES
X X I X
Source: National Park Service
The National Parte System of the United
States is administered by the National Park
Service, a bureau of the Department of the in­terior.
Started with the establishment of
Yellowstone National Park in 1872, the system
includes not only the most extraordinary and
spectacular scenic exhibits in the United
States but also a large number of sites
distinguished either for their historic or
prehistoric importance or scientific interest, or
for their superior recreational assets. The num­ber
and extent of the various park areas as of
1973 are as follows:
Name and location
Big Bend (Texas). .
Bryce Canyon (Utah)
Canyonlands (Utah)
Capitol Reef (Utah)
Great Smoky Mts. (N.C.
Tenn.)
Virgin Islands
Year
established Acreage Outstanding characteristics
1919 41.651 Rugged seashore on Mt. Desert Island and adjacent mainland
1971 73.388 Unusual stone arches, windows, pedestals, caused by erosion
. . 1935 708.1 18 Mountains and desert bordering the Rio Grande
. 1924 36.033 Area of grotesque eroded rocks brillantly colored
. 1964 344.481 Colorful wilderness with impressive canyons, spires, arches
1971 241.865 Colored sedimentary rock formations in high, narrow gorges
1930 46.755 The world's largest known caves; spectacular flight of bats
1902 160.290 Deep blue lake in heart of inactive volcano
1934 1.400.533 Subtropical area with abundant bird and animal life
1910 1.013.276 Rocky Mountain scenery with many glaciers and lakes
1919 673.561 Mile deep gorge, 4 to 18 miles wide, 217 miles long (105 in park)
1929 310.462 Picturesque range of high mountain peaks
. 1926 516.859 Highest mountain range east of Black Hills; luxuriant plant life
. 1966 Contains highest point in Texas: Guadalupe Peak (8,751 ft.)
1960 27.282 World famous 10.023-foot Haleakala volcano (dormant)
1916 229.174 Spectacular volcanic area; luxuriant vegetation at lower levels
. . 1921 5.728 47 mineral hot springs said to have therapeutic value
1931 539 497 Largest wilderness island in Lake Superior; moose, wolves, lakes
1940 460 133 Huge canyons; high mountains; giant sequoias
1916 106.445 Exhibits of impressive volcanic phenomena
1926 51.310 Vast limestone labyrinth with underground river
. 1906 52.036 Best preserved prehistoric cliff dwellings m United States
1917 1.939,492 Highest mountain in North America; spectacular wildlife
1899 235,404 Single peak glacial system; dense forests, flowered meadows
1968 505,000 Alpine landscape; jagged peaks: mountain lakes; glaciers
1938 897.359 Finest remnant of Pacific Northwest ram forest
. 1962 94.189 Extensive natural exhibit of petrified wood
1906 911 Mineral and fresh water springs, showy spring and fall foliage
1968 56.237 Coastal redwood forests: world's tallest known tree (369.2 ft.)
1915 261.973 Section of the Rocky Mountains; 107 peaks over 10.000 feet
1890 386 822 Giant sequoias: magnificent High Sierra scenery; Mt. Whitney
1926 194.247 Tree covered mountains; scenic Skyline Drive
1956 14 469 Beaches, lush hills, prehistoric Carib Indian relics
1971 219,128 Wildlife, canoeing, fishing and hiking
1903 28.060 Limestone caverns in Black Hills: buffalo herd
1872 2 219.822 World's greatest geyser area: spectacular falls and canyons
1890 761 154 Mountains, inspiring gorges and waterfalls; giant sequoias
1919 146.844 Multicolored gorge in heart of southern Utah desert
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abstr abstract
or abstracter
acad academy
ncct accountant
act-trig accounting
arij adjuster
admn • • • administration
admr . . . . administrator
admtg admitting
admv . . . administrative
adv advertising
advt advertisement
agcy agency
agrl agriculture
agt agent
altrns . . . . . alterations
alu m alu minu m
Amer American
amt amount
anncr announcer
ans answer
appl . . . . . . . appliance
appr apprentice
apprl apparel
apprsl appraisal
apprsr appraiser
apts apartments
archt architect
asmblr . . . . assembler
asmbly assembly
assn association
assoc associate
asst assistant
atndt attendant
atty attorney
auctnr auctioneer
aud auditor
Av Avenue
babystr . . . . babysitter
bd board
bdymn body man
bgemn . . . . baggageman
biol biology
bk bank or book
bkbndr bookbinder
bkg banking
bkpng bookkeeping
bkpr bookkeeper
bkry bakery
bldg building
bldr builder
blk block
blksmith. . . . blacksmith
blrmkr. . . . boilermaker
Blvd Boulevard
br branch
brklyr bricklayer
brkmn brake man
brtndr bartender
bsmt basement
btchr butcher
btcn beautician
btlg bottling
bty beauty
bx box
cabtmkr . . cabinetmaker
cnretkr caretaker
carp carpenter
ch church
cheni chemist
chcml chemical
chf chief
chg charge
chiro chiropractor
chkr checker
chrmn dai-: .an
cir circle
circln circulation
civ civil
elk clerk
clnr cleaner
clng cleaning
cntr center
Co Company
coll college
collr collector
co mm com munity
com ml . . . commercial
conin commission
comnr . . .commissioner
comji compositor
ro:ulg conditioning
cond r conductor
consir congregation
congrl . . congregational
conslr counselor
consltd . . . .consolidated
constn . . construction
consvtn", '. ' '.conservation
cont continued
contr contractor
contrng . . . contracting
convlsnt . . .convalescent
cor corner
corp corporation
corres . . .correspondent
cr credit
crmry creamery
crftsmn . . . . craftsman
csewkr . . . . caseworker
cshr cashier
Ct Court
ctr cutter
Cty County
custdn custodian
del delivery
dep deputy
dept department
desgnr. designer
dietn dietitian
dir director
disc discount
dist district
distr distributor
distrng . . . . distributing
div division
dlr dealer
dmnstr . . .demonstrator
Dr Drive
drftsmn . . . . draftsman
drlg drilling
drlr driller
drsmkr . . . .dressmaker
drvr driver
dshwshr . . . dishwasher
dsptchr. . . . .dispatcher
dvlpmt . . . .development
dwnstrs . . . downstairs
E East
educ education
elec electric
electl electrical
electn electrician
elem elementary
elev elevator
emp employee
empt employment
engr engineer
engrng . . . . engineering
engrvr engraver
engrvng . . . . engraving
equipt...... eouipment
exam examiner
e x c h . . . . . . . exchange
exec executive
exp express
exprmt . . . . experiment
exprmtl. . . experimental
extrmntr . . exterminator
fabrctr fabricator
fcty factory
Fedl Federal
first florist
fndry. foundry
fnshr finisher
for mn fore man
frt freight
ft foot
funrl funeral
furn furniture
furngs . . . . furnishings
gds . . . . . goods
genl general
govt government
grdnr gardener
groc. .grocer or grocery
grnhse . . . . greenhouse
grp group
H S High School
hairdrsr . . .hairdresser
hdwe hardware
Hgts Heights
hlpr helper
hndlr hrjidler
hndymn . . . . handyman
hosp hospital
hq headquarters
hsekpr . . . .housekeeper
hsewk housework
hsewkr . . . house worker
htchry hatcherv
htg heating
hvy heavy
hwy highway
implts . . . . Implements
i mpr mts. . i mprove ments
indl Industrial
indpt Independent
Inds industries
info information
ins insurance
Inspr inspector
inspn inspection
inst Institute
instlr installer
instr instructor
int deer interior
decorator
int rev. . Internal revenue
intnatl . . . international
Inv Investment
Investgr . . . investigator
irrgn irrigation
jet junction
jntr janitor
jntrs janitress
Jr H S Junior High
School
jrnymn . . . . journeyman
iwlr jeweler
kdgrtn. . . . kindergarten
kpr keeper
LPX Licensed
Practical Nurse
lab laboratory
labr laborer
lbr lu mber
lbrn librarian
lbry library
linmn lineman
lino linotype
liqr liquor
lggr logger
Indrmt . . . . laundromat
lndrs laundress
lndry laundry
Ln Lane
mach machine
or machinist
matl material
mdse . . . . .merchandise
mech mechanic
mechl mechanical
medl medical
me ml memorial
metro.... metropolitan
mfg manufacturing
mfr manufacturer
mgr manager
met management
mkr maker
mkt market
mldr molder
mllwrt millwright
mlnr. .milliner
mn man
mtn mountain
mntnr . . . . maintalner
mortcn mortician
msngr . . . . messenger
mtce maintenance
mtge mortgage
mtr . . . meter or motor
mtr rdr . . .meter reader
mtr mn motor man
mun municipal
muscn musician
mutl mutual
mvr mover
N North
Natl National
Natl Grd. .National Guard
NE - NW. . . . .Northeast
or Northwest
nrsng nursing
nrsry . nursery
nwspr newspaper
ofc office
opr. . . . . . . . . operator
optn optician
op torn . . . . optometrist
ordly orderly
ordnce . . . . . ordinance
org organization
osteo osteopath
ownr owner
PCA Production
Credit Association
PS Co. . . Public Service
Company
Penneys . . . J C Penney
Company
persnl personnel
petro petroleum
pharm . . . . pharmacist
or pharmacy
phtgr. . . . . photographer
phtgy . . . " .photography
phys . . . . . . physician
pk park
pkg package
pkng packing
pkr packer
pkwy parkway
PI Place
plbg . . . . . . . .plumbing
plbr plumber
plshr polisher
plstr plasterer
pit plant
ply plywood
pntr painter
prac nurse. . . .practical
nurse
pres president
Presby . . . Presbyterian
prfrdr . . . .proofreader
prin principal
prntr printer
prntg printing
procsng. . . . processing
prod product
or produce
prodn production
prof professor
prsmn pressman
prsr presser
pt tm part time
ptnr partner
ptrlmn partolman
pts mn parts man
ptrnmkr. . .patternmaker
pub public
pub sch. . . public school
publ publisher or
publishing
publn publication
purch purchase
purchng . . . .purchasing
pwr power
RN. . . Registered Nurse
RR Railroad
Rd Road
rdmstr . . . . road master
rdwy roadway
rec receiving
recpt receptionist
refgrn . . . refrigeration
refng refining
reg registered
rep . . . . representative
repr repair
reprmn . . . . repairman
reprng repairing
res residence
restr restaurant
ret retired
retl retail
Rev Reverend
rfg roofing
rfr roofer
rl est real estate
rlty realty
rm room
rnchr rancher
roughnk . . . . roughneck
rptr reporter
rt route
S South
SE - SW Southeast
or Southwest
san sanitary
Sav Savings
sch school
Sears . . . Sears Roebuck
& Co
secy secretary
senwry seminary
serv service
sgnlmn signal man
shopng shopping
shpg shipping
sht m t l . . . . sheet metal
sis sales
slsldy saleslady
sismn salesman
slvg salvage
smstrs . . . . seamstress
solctr . . . . . . solicitor
speclst specialist
speclty specialty
sptg sporting
srvyr surveyor
srtr sorter
sta station
statn statistician
steno . . . . stenographer
stge storage
stk stock
stkmn stockman
stnd standard
str .store
strkpr . . . . storekeeper
studt student
sub substitute
sup supply
supt. . . . superintendent
supvr supervisor
surg surgeon
swtchbd . . . switchboard
swtchmn . . . switchman
sys system
TV television
tchr teacher
tckt ticket
techn technician
techl technical
tel telephone
teleg telegraph
telegr . . . . telegrapher
Terr Terrace
tk trunk
tlr teller
tmbrmn . . . . timber man
tmkpr timekeeper
Tr Trail
transp . . .transportation
trctr tractor
treas . treasurer
trk truck
trkg trucking
trkmn trackman
trkr trucker
trlr trailer
trmnl terminal
trmr trimmer
tstr tester
twp township
typt typist
UP Union Pacific
USAF . . . .U S Air Force
USBLM. . United States
Bureau of Land
Management
USBR.... United States
Bureau Reclamation
USCG . . U S Coast Guard
USMC. U S Marine Corps
USN US Navy
USPO. . . U S Post Office
undwrtr . . . underwriter
Univ University
uphlstr . . . . upholsterer
uphlstry . . . . upholstery
upstrs upstairs
veg vegetable
Vo-Tec . . . . Vocational
Technical School
vocl . vocational
W West
Wards . . . . Montgomery
Ward & Co
whse warehouse
whsemn . a\ arehouseman
whsle wholesale
wid widow
wkr worker
wks works
wldr welder
wldg welding
Wool worths
F W Wool worth
wmn. . .woman or women
wtchmn watchman
wtrs .waitress
yrimn yardman
ydnistr. . . . yardniaster
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BELLAMY APARTMENTS
706 709 W Grand Canyon Av
CEDAR APARTMENTS 3017 N Rose 774-4294
CEDAR EAST APARTMENTS
2205 E Cedar Av 779-2339
CHATEAU ROY ALE 1080 Kaibab Ln 774-7660
DOS PINOS APARTMENTS
3108 N Monte Vista Dr 774-1559
EL CHARRO APARTMENTS
409 S San Francisco 774-4762
EMBERS APARTMENTS 219 W Cedar
Av 779-1857
FUG STAFF HOUSING AUTHORITY
HOUSING
APARTMENTS
Assistance in
Housing Problems
P.O. Box 1387
3481 Fanning Of 526 000?
FLAGSTAFF VILLAGE
240 W Saunders Av 779-0686
FOREST RIDGE APARTMENTS
3720 Yaqui Dr 774-8000
FORT VALLEY APARTMENTS
1732 N Ft Valley Rd 774-5984
FRISCO HILLS APARTMENTS
1606 S Yale (#4Q 774-4703
GREENLAW GARDEN APARTMENTS
2600 E 7th Av 526-2544
HILLCREST APARTMENTS
324 N San Franctaco Bos 181
MOUNT ELDEN APARTMENTS
2401 N West 774-3912
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Apartments (Cont.)
MOUNTAIN VIEW APARTMENTS
1914 Mountain View Av 774-7566
NORTH WEST APARTMENTS
2408 N West
NORTHWOODS APARTMENTS
2400 N Ft Valley Rd (# 15) 779-1007
PARK-TERRACE APARTMENTS
1355 N Beaver 774-4206
PARK TERRACE APARTMENTS
1355 N Beaver 774-4206
PASO DEL NORTE HOTEL
123 S San Francisco
P1NECLIFF VILLAGE APARTMENTS
1105 E Ponderosa Pkwy 774-5070
PRESCOTTONIAN APARTMENTS
ISO S BRADSHAW PRESCOTT 445 3096
RIVIERA APARTMENTS 218 W Oak Av 774-4426
StANNE APARTMENTS 9 W Phoenix
Av
VILLAGE APARTMENTS
240 W Saunders Av 779-0686
APPLIANCES
NATIONAL LIQUIDATORS 302 W SANTA FE
774-9629 or 774-3533
APPLIANCES-SALES AND SERVICE
FISHER STOVE WORKS
4000 E Huntington Dr (#3) 526-3216
GAS APPLIANCE COMPANY THE
420 N SAN FRANCISCO AV 779-0514
LEAMON'S APPLIANCES INC
123 W Birch Av 774-4541
NANCY ft DICK'S APPLIANCE ft TV
2713 E Lakin Dr 526-1129
PARDO'S APPLIANCE SERVICE
113 W Phoenix Av 774.<x)39
RAINWATER APPLIANCE VILLAGE INC
2566 E 7TH AV 526-9335
THE GAS APPLIANCE CO
420 N San Francisco 779-0514
APPRAISALS
BROCK S R 105 E Birch Av (ofc) 774-7902
SATTEM GRANT A APPRAISER
103 E BIRCH AV P0 BOX 892 774-7109
VANLANDINGHAM REAL ESTATE
APPRAISALS 105 E Birch Av 774-2701
APPRAISERS
GRANT A. SATTEM APPRAISER"
GRANT A. SATTEM
Real Estate Appraiser
Appraisals
103 E. Birch Ave.. P.O. Box 892 774 7109
LITTLE DALE J APPRAISER
111 E BIRCH AVPO BOX 475
ARCHITECTS
. 774-7738
BENDER BERT L
3006 N Alu Vista Dr (ofc) 526-0930
EDGAR CLE 100 N San Francisco (ofc) ..774-7262
HAMANT VINCENT F
121 E Birch (ofc # 121) 779-2220
NELSON ARCHITECT AIA
1001 N San Francisco 774-7981
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN HOMES
ARIZONA SWISS CORPORATION
22O0 E CEDAR AV
ARMOR CAR SECURITY
779-3636
PUROLATOR SECURITY INC Flagstaff ..774-5935
ART GALLERIES
COVERED BRIDGE ART GALLERY
Hwy S 89 APO Bx 848 774-1525
FLAGSTAFF ART CENTER
N Fori Valley Rd Box 1901 774-0822
FRANKLIN GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
105 N Beaver 774-0183
UPSTAIRS ART BUILDING
6 1/2 N San Francisco
ART SUPPLIES
WALKER AL CHEVRON STATION
2502 E Santa Fe Av 526-9426
ARTISTS' MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES
PRESCILLAS FRAMES AND ART
SUPPLIES 2502 E Santa Fe Av 526-9426
ARTS AND CRAFTS
NORTH LEROUX STREET ART
SHOPPE 12 N Leroux 774-9920
PLASTER WORLD 2316 N 4th St 526-9260
WIGWAM THE 8 E Santa Fe Av 774-6453
YELLOWHORSE JOHN FINE INDIAN
ARTS ft CRAFTS INC 324 W Birch Av 774-2702
ARTS-PERFORMING
FLAGSTAFF SUMMER FESTIVAL INC
17 N LEROUX P0 BOX 1607 . 774-5055
Businessmen appreciate it
when you say
"/ found you in the
City Directory
Yellow Pages"
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ASPHALT-AUTOMOBILE
ASPHALT PAVING
BROWN, BUCK CONTRACTING CO., INC."
ASPHALT PAVING
• SUBDIVISION STREETS
• ROADS
• STREETS
• DRIVEWAYS
• EQUIPMENT RENTAL
• INDUSTRIAL AREAS
• PARKING LOTS
• PATCHING I REPAIR
• EXCAVATING
l GRADING
5200 E Railhead Or 526 0453
COCONINO CONSTRUCTORS INC
5800 N DODGE BLVD PO BOX 2813
INDUSTRIAL PARK 526-0464
NORTHERN MATERIALS CORP.
ASPHALT
READY MIXED CONCRETE
SAND & GRAVEL
SPECIFICIA TIONMA TERIALS
QUALITY CONTROL
Industrial Park
5200 E. Railhead Dr., P.O. Box 1116 526 0665
ASSOCIATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS
A A A AUTHORIZED ROAD SERVICE
2295 E Butler Av 774-8368
A A A AUTHORIZED ROAD SERVICE
3960 N Country Club Rd 526-1041
AMERICAN LEGION 204 W Birch Av ...774-7682
AMERICAN RED CROSS 323 S Leroux ..774-4400
BETA IOTA FRATERNITY
209 W Birch Av 779-2076
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA GRAND
CANYON COUNCIL 108 1/2 N
Leroux 774-0685
BOYS CLUB OF FLAGSTAFF
2403 N Izabel 774-8957
CIVIL AIR PATROL
Pulliam Airport Hwy 89 S 774-8336
COCONINO HUMANE ASSOCIATION
INC 4400 E Butler Av 526-1076
EASTER SEAL SOCIETY FOR
CRIPPLED CHILDREN ft ADULTS
OF ARIZONA University Campus 774-2181
EASTER SEAL SOCIETY OF
NORTHERN ARIZONA
University Campus 774-1242
ELKS CLUB #1184 213 S San Francisco ..774-9910
ELKS LODGE BPOE #499
2101 N San Francisco 774-6271
FLAGSTAFF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
101 W SANTA FE AV „ 774-4505
FLAGSTAFF EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION 121 E Birch Av (#312) 779-4586
FLAGSTAFF LITTLE LEAGUE
800 Thorpe 779-0189
FLAGSTAFF LODGE #7 F&AM
107 E Birch Av PO Box 73 774-2861
FLAGSTAFF MENTAL HEALTH
ASSOC 519 N Leroux 774-3351
FLAGSTAFF SUMMER FESTIVAL INC
17 N LEROUX PO BOX 1607 774-5055
FLAGSTAFF SYMPHONY
University Campus PO Box 122 774-4231
GIDEONS INTERNATIONAL
2920 E Santa Fe Av 526-9575
INDEPENDANT ORDER OF
FORESTERS 2312 N 4th 526-3179
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
1703 E Felice Av
MASONIC TEMPLE 107 E Birch Av 774-2861
NATIVE AMERICANS FOR
COMMUNITY ACTION INC
13 N San Francisco 774-2537
NON COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
CLUB 320 N Thorpe Rd 774-2502
NORTHERN ARIZONA MANPOWER
PROGRAMS 119 E Aspen Av 774-1895
NORTHERN ARIZONA URBAN
LEAGUE OUTREACH 121 E Aspen
Av 774-5277
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Associations and Orpnizatiom (Cont.)
ODD FELLOWS LODGE
1720 E Arrowhead Av
PILOT CLUB INTERNATIONAL
Rt 1 Box 860 Doney Park
SALVATION ARMY THE
15 N AGASSIZ PO BOX 1972 -
2229 E CEDAR .....
.774-9808
.526-2255
.774-4120
..774-7383
.526-9646
. 774-0103
774-7722
SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM-MEAL
ON WHEELS 400 W Aspen Av
SOCIETY FOR CREATIVE
ANACHRONISM INC THE
4270 Mountain Meadow Dr
UNITED WAY OF FLAGSTAFF * NORTHERN
ARIZONA
223 N SAN FRANCISCO AV PO BOX 577 ......
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST
# 1709 409 W Santa Fe Av
ATTORNEYS
ANDERSON LLOYD D
2510 N 4th PO Bx 2908 (ofc) 526-2701
ASPEY FREDERICK M
124 N San Francisco Av PO Box 1970
(ofc) 774-1478
ASPEY WATKINS & DIESEL
124 N San Francisco Av PO Box 1970
(#2) 774-1478
BABBITT H JOSEPH atty 308 N Agassiz .774-6611
BABBITT J R
308 N Agassiz PO Box 1444 (ofc) 774-6611
BLUE MARTHA WARD
323 N Leroux (ofc) 774-2773
CHALL1S RONALD L
121 E Birch Av PO Box E Arizona Bank
Bidg (ofc #202) 774-7386
CROWLEY J LEO
121 E Birch Av (ofc #207) 774-1881
CULLUM TONY S
222 E Birch Av PO Box 10 Arizona
Title ft Trust Bldg (ofc) 774-6664
DIESEL LOUIS M
124 N San Francisco Av PO Box 1970
(ofc #2) 774-1478
EGAN WILLIAM M
2160 N 4th (ofc #D) 526-0285
ESPINO A MICHAEL
2501 N 4th Caldera Professional Bldg
(ofc #11) 779-4574
FLICK WILLIAM A
121 E Birch Av PO Box 3 Arizona Bank
Bldg (ofc #202) 774-7386
FLOURNOY J MICHAEL
121 E Birch Av PO Box E Arizona Bank
Bldg (ofc #202) 774-7386
GARBARINO LEE AND CROWLEY
121 E Birch Av (#207) 774-1881
GARBARINO WILLIAM F
121 E Birch Av (ofc #207) 774-1881
GAYLORD ROBERT E JR
120 N San Francisco St PO Box 550
(ofc) 774-2755
GRACE JOHN H 113 E Aspen Av (ofc) .774-4781
GREENE ROBERT D
1612 E Santa Fe Av (ofc) 779-1588
HUFFOR C BENSON
323 N Leroux (ofc) 774-2773
LEE RON 121 E Birch Av (ofc) 774-1881
MANGUM, WALL, STOOPS AND
WARDEN
222 E Birch Av PO Box 10 Arizona
Title ft Trust Bldg 774-6664
MANGUM H KARL
222 E Birch Av PO Box 10 Arizona
Title and Trust Bldg (ofc) 774-6664
MANGUM RICHARD K
222 E Birch Av (ofc) 774-6664
MEIKLEJOHN DOUGLAS
19 E Phoenix Av (ofc) 774-0653
NABOURS GERALD W
222 E Birch Av PO Box 10 Arizona
Title & Trust Bldg (ofc) 774-6664
PRESTON FLOURNOY FLICK AND
CHALL1S
121 E Birch Av PO Box E Arizona Bank
Bldg (#202) 774-7386
PRESTON WILLIAM R
121 E Birch Av PO Box E Arizona Bank
Bldg (ofc #202) 774-7386
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Anoctatins mi Orpnizatiom (Coot)
SIGMA CHI HOUSE 204 W Cherry 779-0930
SMITH JERRY 15 E Cherry Av 774-7195
SMITH JERRY L 15 E Cherry Av (ofc) ...774-7195
STEPHENSON HAROLD C atty
2708 N 4th St 526-2310
STOOPS DANIEL J
222 E Birch Av PO Box 10 Arizona
Title * Trust Bldg (ofc) 774-4664
THOMAS JERRY N 2510 N 4th St (ofc) .526-2700
UDALL STEPHEN G
2510 N 4th St (ofc) 526-2700
VERKAMP A VERKAMP ATTYS
308 N Agassiz 779-3605 or 779-3606
VERKAMP JOHN G
308 N Agassiz (ofc) 779-3605
VERKAMP STEPHEN L
308 N Agassiz (ofc) 779-3605
WALL DOUGLAS J
222 E Birch Av PO Box 10 Arizona
Title ft Trust Bldg (ofc) 774-6664
WARD HUFFORD BLUE ft WITHERS
323 N Leroux 774-2773
WARD ROY 323 N Leroux (ofc) 774-2773
WARDEN ROBERT W
222 E Birch Av PO Box 10 Arizona
Title ft Trust Bldg (ofc) 774-6664
WATKINS HAROLD L
124 N San Francisco Av PO Box 1970
(ofc #2) 774-1478
WILSON AND GAYLORD
120 N San Francisco St PO Box 550 774-2755
WILSON CHARLES B JR
120 N San Francisco St PO Box 550
(ofc) 774-2755
WITHERS SAMUEL III atty
323 N Leroux (ofc) 774-2773
WREN LAURANCE
San Francisco ft E Birch Av (ofc) 779-0443
AUDIO EQUIPMENT
BILL'S AUDIO 1541 S Milton Rd 774-1332
AUDIO-VISUAL-SALES
VKK0M INC 2706 N 4TH (#68) . 526-2472
AUDIO-VISUAL-SERVICE AND REPAIR
VKXOM MC 2708 N 4TH (#68) 526-2472
AUTO VINYL TOPS & VINYL REPAIR
VINYL TOPPER THE
Rt 2 Bx 40 Hidden Hollow (#76) 779-0643
AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONING AND
SERVICE
BATES KEN CHEVRON
N HWY 89 PO BOX 3059 THE PAGE HWY 526-0819
AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONING
EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE
A-l AUTO SERVICES
SALES • SERVICE • REPAIRS
2920 E. Santa ft Aw., Flagstaff 526-9575
After hours 774-7317
AUTOMOBILE BODY SHOPS
ANDERSON'S BODY SHOP 2200 N
West 774-1889
ANDY'S AUTO BODY SHOP INC
4000 E Huntington Dr (#1) 526-9262
CARLIN'S BODY SHOP 2608 N We* ...774-7452
COLLINS BODY SHOP
2800 1/2 N West St 779-1929
JAY'S BODY SHOP 2307 E Spruce 774-6438
KIRK'S BODY AND BOAT SHOP
1819C£NTERST — 774-7801
tttELDEM MOTORS INC 3773 N KASPAft AV _ 52*1893
AUTOMOBILE 6 FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
S e c g f e g s G s i i
m t . E l d e n
M o t o r s inc.
FORMERL Y FLA GSTAFF IMPORTS
— HONORING —
E. RASPW AVE.
L SANTA FE
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE FOR DOMESTIC
& FOREIGN CARS
Factory Authorized Fiat Dealer
EUROPEAN TRAINED MECHANICS
MERCURY
LINCOLN
m
"VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALISTS"
5 2 6 - 1 8 9 3
3773 N. KASPAR AV. FLAGSTAFF
FINE SELECTION O F NEW & USED CARS
AUTOMOBILE CLEANING AND WAXING
CAR CLEAN 2108 E Santa Fe 774-8660
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS-NEW AND/OR
USED CARS
ASPEN MOTORS 800 W Hwy 66 779-3641
AUTOS UNLIMITED BY GUS
1798 E Santa Fe Av 774-1266
BABBITT FORD INC
11 N VERDE PO BOX BB ASPEN ft VERDE - 774-5063
TOWING SERVICE SAT. & SUN. *
HOLIDAYS 774-0152
DATSUN —
DATSUN SAVES
Z-Cars
Sedans
Station Wagons
Ptck Ups
IN FLAGSTAFF
Flagstaff Datsan-Sabani
2020 E Santa Fe Ave 774 1834
FLAGSTAFF DATSUN SUSARU
2020 E SANTA FE AV
FLAGSTAFF DODGE
1200 E Switzer Canyon Dr PO Box 668
FORD SALES A SERVICE 11 N Verde ..
G.M.C. AUTOMOBILE
DEALER-McCOY MOTORS INC
361 N Switzer Canyon Dr PO Bx 1927
GUS' USED CARS 1798 E Santa Fe Av ..
HANSEN'S BOB MOTOR SALES
100 N Humphreys
KEN'S AUTO SALES 2712 E Lakin Dr ..
774-1134
774-5293
.774-5063
.774-1472
.774-1266
.774-1776
.526-2856
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ALL
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S A L E S & 1 1 S E R V I CE
NEW AND USED CARS & TRUCKS
11 N. VERDE
7 7 4 - 5 0 6 3
•TOWING SERVICE"
SAT. - SUN. - HOUDAYS - 774-0152
(P.O. BOX BB) F L A G S T A F F
C i t y D i r e c t o r y
Y e l l o w P a g e s
M a k e
A B i g H i t .
HcCOY MOTORS INC.
OLDSAAOBILE, CADILLAC
PONTIAC. CAAC TRUCKS
ft TOYOTA
SALES ft SERVICE
PO Box 1927
361 N Switzer Canyon Dr 774 1472
MODERN MOTORS INC 1050 W Hwy
66 774-6669
MtELDEN MOTORS INC 3773 N KASPAR AV ~ 526-1193
RALPH A JIM'S MOTORS
1200 Switzer Canyon Dr 774-5293
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pays
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY AUTOMOBILE-BANKS
Automobile Dealers-New and/or Ihed Can (Cont.)
SUBARU
Subaru - The Economy Cat lor Today s Economy"
Coupes
Hard Tops
Sedans kBalMwuiUj
Station Wagons
4x4 Station Wagons
IN FLAGSTAFF
Flagstaff Datsun Subaru
2020 E. Santa Fe Ave 774 1834
.526-1181
. 774-2794
TED A MIKE'S MOTORS
2818 E Santa Fe Av
TYRRELL CHEVROLET BUICK
1118 W HWY 66 PO BOX 1909
VOLKSWAGEN SALES & SERVICE
1050 W Hwy 66 774-6669
WILSON MOTORS USED CARS
402 N Switzer Canyon Dr 779-3068
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC SERVICE
A-l AUTO SERVICES
COMPLETE AUTO
ELECTRIC SERVICE
2920 E Santa FeAve 526 9575
After hours 774-73)7
AUTOMOBILE GLASS
.774-6641
FLAGSTAFF GLASS COMPANY INC
2921 N WEST ST PO BOX S3
NATIONAL AUTO GLASS
2605 E 7th Av 526-0091
NORTHERN ARIZONA GLASS CO INC
29 MIKES PIKE ™ 774-2161
AUTOMOBILE PARTS AND SUPPLIES
ACTION AUTO A TRUCK
2332 E Santa Fe Av 779-0698
ARIZONA SUPPLY CO
122 E Santa Fe Av 774-2733
CHECKER AUTO
240 W Flagstaff Plaza Mall 779-3132
CHECKER AUTO PARTS INC
2410 E Santa Fe Av 774-2853
COCONINO AUTO SUPPLY INC
698 E Santa Fe Av 774-5048
FLAGSTAFF AUTO SUPPLY CO DIV
OF RPS PRODS INC
401 W Santa Fe Av 774-7311
FLAGSTAFF FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE
SUPPLY 2800 N West St 774-1314
MOTOR SUPPLY CO 204 E Santa Fe Av 774-4551
SEIDEL'S TIRE & AUTO SUPPLY
1919 N 4th 774-6625
SHERWOOD AUTO PARTS
A/C DELCO MONROE
GATES PRODUCTS S-K TOOLS
"QUALITY COSTS LESS "
1441 So Milton Rd 779-4581
WESTERN AUTO 2708 N 4 St 526-2710
"Mr. Businessman,
Now You
City Have A
D i r e c t o r y Choice".
Y e l l o w P a g es
AUTOMOBILE RENTAL AND LEASING
BABBITT FOR0 INC
11 N VERDE PO BOX BB ASPEN It VERDE _ 774-5063
TOWING SERVICE SAT. It SUN. 6
HOLIDAYS 774-0152
BUDGET RENT-A-CAR 100 N
Humphreys 774-2763
C S C LEASING 1560 E Santa Fe Av
FLAG RENT-A-CAR
1200 Switzer Canyon Dr 779-1234
FORD RENT-A-CAR 302 E Santa Fe Av 774-9914
HERTZ RENT A CAR LICENSEE
Bx 1948 Flagstaff Airport 774-4452
MtELDEN MOTORS INC 3773 N KASPAR AV 526-1193
PAYLESS CAR RENTAL SYSTEM INC
801 W Hwy 66 774-5974
SEARS RENT-A-CAR 100 N Humphreys 774-1879
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR AND SERVICE
A-l AUTO SERVICES*
ONE STOP COMPLETE CAR CARE
ELECTRONIC SCIENTIFIC TUNE-UPS
RADIATOR REPAIRS
2920 E. Santa Fe Ave.. Flagstaff . . 526-9575
After hours 774 7317
AL HAYES AUTO REPAIR
1805 N 2nd St
BABBITT FORD INC
11 N VERDE PO BOX BB ASPEN k VERDE -
BATES KEN CHEVRON
N HWY 89 PO BOX 3059 THE PAGE HWY
TOWING SERVICE SAT. 6 SUN. ft
HOLIDAYS
BEETLE'S BUGGYS A BAJA'S
405 W Santa Fe Av
BOtCE-BAKER FIRESTONE STORE
108 N LEROUX
BOtCE-BAKER FIRESTONE AUTO SERVICE
CENTER 2740 E SANTA FE
BOtCE-BAKER FIRESTONE RETREAD PLANT
2742 E SANTA FE
.774-9052
774-5063
5264819
774-0152
.774-8632
7744549
526-1175
.526-1177
BROWN'S MOTOR SERVICE
2001 N 3rd St 774-8012
BURR'S AUTO SERVICE 1701 N WEST ST 774-1582
C A M COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE
204 Mikes Pike 774-1111 or 774-1140
CLYDE'S AUTO REPAIR & SALVAGE
3525 E Industrial Dr 526-1113
COCONINO MOTORS 11 N Beaver 774-4408
DAULTON'S ED AUTOMOTIVE A
FOUR WHEEL DRIVE SERVICE
1081 W Hwy 66 774-8607
DOC HOLIDAY AND SON AUTO
REPAIR 2026 E Santa Fe Av 774-8658
FLAGSTAFF DATSUN
COMPLETE SERVICE
AND REPAIR FOR
DATSUN - SUBARU
A OTHER FOREIGN
MAKES
2020 E Santa Fe Ave 774 1834
GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE 5 E BENTON AV 774-3191
JOHNSTON'S WHEEL ALIGNMENT
2305 E Spruce 774-8452
MORTON'S AUTO REPAIR
12 Mikes Pike 774-8147
MtELDEN MOTORS INC 3773 N KASPAR AV -526-1893
NORTHERN AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
Rt 2 Bx 20 'W of FlagstafT 779-1204
PAUL'S AUTO 2718 E Lakin Dr 526-2562
PERFORMANCE AUTOMOTIVE
SPECIALTIES W Hwy 66 PO Box 1509 774-8437
PINNACLE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
1080 W Hwy 66 779-2032
R A A 519 S Milton Rd 774-5779
REDFORD'S AUTO SHOP 1720 N EAST ST 774-4980
SQUARE DEAL AUTO SERVICE 2020 N Main
FLAGSTAFF'S HOME OF
T H E
BLUEBERRY DONUT
BREADS
DONuTS
FRESH
BAKED
BAGELS
PASTRIES
CARES
CALL-IN
ORDERS
TAKEN
7 7 4 - 2 2 4 3
14 SOUTH BEAVER
ACROSS FROM FOOD TOWN
AUTOMOBILE WRECKING
H A S AUTO WRECKING
3505 E Industrial Dr 526-1137
HANSEN'S BOB TOWING A STORAGE
100 N Humphreys 774-1879
TAYLOR'S HIDDEN AUTO
SALVAGE-A DIVISION OF ACE
MOTORS E of Flagstaff 526-1070
AUTOMOTIVE FINISHES
FLAG POWERS TOOLS
2570 E 7TH AV BETWEEN SAFEWAY «
KMART 526-3141
AUXILIARY LIGHTING
ALPINE TIRE COMPANY
"TIRES'*
DISTRIBUTOR FOR
• MICHELIN • U.S. MAGS
• ARMSTRONG • K. C. HILITES
Corporate Office
620 E Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff
Local Store
620 E Santa Fe kit Flagstaff
OTHER LOCATIONS
1505 E Gurley Prescort
Highway 89 A South Cottonwood
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COMPANY
779 0246
779 0246
44b 0090
634 8383
BAGGAGE EXPRESS
GREYHOUND BUS LINES 399 S MALPAtS 774-4573
BAIL BONDS
INDIAN BONDING COMPANY
118 W Santa Fe Av 774-1067
BAKERIES
BAIRDS BREAD COMPANY N Hwy 89 526-0872
HOLSUM BAKERY INC
5460 N Dodge Av 526-0662
MIDDLE EARTH BAKERY
14 S BEAVER ACROSS FROM FOOD TOWN «. 774-2243
PIFER'S DAINTY PASTRIES
1750 E Santa Fe Av 774-1039
RAINBO BAKING COMPANY
DISTRIBUTOR 1701 N West 774-4051
BAKERS-WHOLESALE
ITT CONTINENTAL BAKING
HOSTESS CAKE DIV
26 Blackbird Roost 779-2923
BANKS
ARIZONA BANK THE
2221 E 7th Av Box 1970 526-2571
ARIZONA BANK THE
125 E Birch Av PO Box 580 774-5051
ARIZONA BANK THE 424 S Humphreys 774-1463
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
ARIZONA 2 E Birch Av PO Box 1449 .774-1841 IComtntfd FoMowmg P»gml
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1973 Arizona Clmmpion
7 7 4 - 5 9 4 3
12 S.Beaver Flagstaff. AZ
Banks (Cont.)
FIRST N A I ION AL BANK OF
ARIZONA PINE GROVE OFC
2514 E Santa Fe Av 774-1841 or 779-1303
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
ARIZONA SAN FRANCISCO PEAKS
OFC 822 N Humphreys 774-1841 or 774-7887
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
ARIZONA RIORDAN ROAD OFC
700 Riordan Rd PO Bx 160
774-1841 or 774-0403
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
ARIZONA-NORTHERN DIVISION
ADMINISTRATION OFC
9 W Cherry Av 774-1841 or 774-0439
VALLEY NATIONAL BANK
DOWNTOWN OFFICE
123 N LEROUX 774-0671
EAST FLAGSTAFF OFFICE
2520 N4TH „„ 774-0671
UNIVERSITY OFFICE
321 S BEAVER - _ 774-0671
BARBER AND BEAUTY SUPPLIES
FLAGSTAFF BEAUTY SUPPLY
2610 N Steves Blvd 526-0529
BARBERS
CLIP JOINT BARBER SHOP THE
1908 N 4th 526-2576
DOWNTOWNER BARBER SHOP
23 E Aspen Av 774-9855
FLAT TOP PALACE
132 Ragstaff Plaza Mall 779-2510
GREENLAW BARBER SHOP 2130 N
4th 526-0272
HEAD HUNTERS UNISEX BARBER
STYLING SALON 3040 N King 526-0175
LONGLEYS BARBER SHOP
20 N Leroux
MONTE VISTA BARBER SHOP
108 E Aspen Monte Vista Bldg
RAY'S BARBER SHOP
9 N San Francisco
TONTS BARBER SHOP 10 S Beaver
BEARINGS
WESTERN BEARINGS INC
25 Mikes Pike .774-7159
BEAUTY SALONS
ACCENT ON BEAUTY"
COMPLETE
BEAUTY SERVICE
WIG STYLING
"Personal Attention
For What You Want"
2631 E 7th A*e 526 0088
CURVES N CURLS BOUTIQUE
2919 N WEST ST 774-4949
DON'S ALPINE BEAUTY SALON
2501 N 4th St (#23) 774-8938
GREENLAW BEAUTY & BARBER
SHOP 2130 N 4th St 526-0272
HAIR UNLIMITED BY PAVON
2640 E Santa Fe Av 526-3732
HOUSE OF CHARLES WEST
601 Mikes Pike 774-5743
JEAN'S BEAUTY NOOK 2721 N West St 774-2687
JUST HAIR INC 317 N HUMPHREYS (#2) 774-4414
KIT & KURL BEAUTY SHOP
116 W Cottage Av 774-6393
LaCONTESSA HAIR FASHIONS
12 S BEAVER ST 774-5943
LONGLEYS BEAUTY SHOP
20 I 2 N Leroux 774-4242
MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP
617 1/2 N Beaver 774-631 1
PAVON'S HAIR UNLIMITED
2640 E Santa Fe Av 526-3732
SAM'S PETITE SALON
309 N Humphreys (#2) 774-7267
SCISSOR SMITHS 2708 N 4th St 526-0208
TO MI'S BEAUTY SALON 524 N Beaver 774-0191
TRES JOLJE BEAUTY SALON
13 N San Francisco 774-2492
WINSORS BEAUTY SALON
130 W Flagstaff Plaza Mall 774-8222
BEAUTY SCHOOLS
AMERICAN TRICHOLOGY
INSTITUTE 2158 N 4th St 526-262"'
FLAGSTAFF BEAUTY COLLEGE
318 W Birch Av 774-7184
GREENLAW ACADEMY OF BEAUTY
CULTURE 2158 N 4th 526-2627
BEER DISTRIBUTORS
C00RS BEER*
t o o L
BREWED WITH PURE
ROCKY MOUNT/MN
SPRiNG WATER*
Can listed NumDe^s 'or
COORS Recycling Pro­gram
Details
Amen^ i Fine Ctyht Beer
DISTRIBUTORS
Coors North, Inc.
308 Enterprise Rrj Flagstaff 774 1837
GOLDEN EAGLE SALES
1850 E Butler Av 779-3634
BEVERAGES
POP SHOPPE THE 2601 E 7TH AV 526-9251
BICYCLES
COSMIC CYCLERY
115 S San Francisco St 779-1092
BLIND AND VISUALLY HANDICAPPED
FLAGSTAFF CtTY-COCONINO COUNTY PUBLIC
LIBRARY-SPECIAL SERVICES
19 S SAN FRANCISCO 774-0270
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 9 BOAT-CABINETS
BOAT REPAIRING
KIRK'S BODY AND BOAT SHOP
1819 CENTER ST 774-7801
BOATS
BOAT & TRAILER PROTECTIVE
STORAGE S Lake Mary Rd PO Bx 456 774-2422
MARINE CORRAL 2107 E 6th Av 779-2912
NORTHERN ARIZONA MARINE
CENTER N Hwy 89 526-0925
RIVER EQUIPMENT LEASING CO INC
N Hwy 89 Rt 3 Box 185 526-2247
BODY GUARDS
COASTAL K-9 PATROL -
117 E ASPEN PO BOX 906 774-5971
BOOK DEALERS
BAKER'S BOOKS AND GIFTS 11 E ASPEN 774-2401
BOOKERV THE 2725 E Lakin Dr 526-2546
CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE TRUTH
AND LIFE 2 E Santa Fe Av 774-2864
CHRISTOPHERS BOOK SHOP
122 W Dupont Av 779-0413
BOTTLING COMPANIES
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
OF NORTHERN ARIZONA INC
3825 E Huntington Dr 526-2239
PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO
4980 Railhead Av PO Bx 280 526-0653
7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY
3825 E Huntington Dr 526-2239
WOMETCO COCA COLA BOTTLING
COMPANY OF NORTHERN
ARIZONA INC 3825 E HuntinRton Dr -.526-2239
BOWLING LANES
SKY-HI LANES 1519 N MAIN PO BOX 3058 774-3511
BRAKE SERVICE
A-l AUTO SERVICES"
MAKE SPECIALISTS
MEMBER OF A.S.C.
COMPLETE DRUM t
OtiC REPAIR
2920 E Santa Fe Ave 526 9575
After hours 774 731 7
BRASSIERES
CUSTOM FIT BRAS 4943 N Oakmont Dr 526-1077
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
ARIZONA SWISS CORPORATION
2200 E CEDAR AV 779-3636
BULLOCK COMPANY 800 S MILTON RD 774-1826
DEAN SLAVENS CONST. CO.
GENERA L CON TRA C TOR
COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL
NEW & REMODELING
Shite Licensed & Bonded
5625 f Railhead Ave
P 0 Box <0?6
KOCISKO WAYNE M CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY 4847 MEDINA WAY PO BOX
3011 526-0011
LARKEY RAY CONSTRUCTION CO
3017 N Rose 774-4294
MYERS WILLIAM CONSTRUCTION
CO 210 Switzer Canyon Dr POsx 1863 ..779-0534
SWISS BUILDERS 2218 E Cedar Av
779-3636 or 779-1324
BUILDING MAINTENANCE
JIFFY BUILDING MAINTENANCE
452 SWITZER CANYON DR 774-3331
BUILDING MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES
DAY'S BUILDING SUPPLIES
2112 N West St 774-3732
F A S STEEL A BUILDING SUPPLIES
3883 E Industrial Dr 526-2540
WOODSMAN THE 1829 N Center
BUILDINGS
SPRUCE PROFESSIONAL BLDG
519 N Leroux
BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEMS
CENTRAL ALARM INC 241 Circle Dr .. .774-0374
BUS LINES
CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS BUS
STATION 114 W Santa Fe Av 774-3356
GREYHOUND BUS UNES 399 S MALPAfS 774-4573
NAVA-HOP1 TOURS INC
401 S MALPAIS LN PO BOX 339 774-5003
TRAILWAYS BUS SYSTEM
114 W Santa Fe Av 774-3356
VICTOR TRANSIT SCHOOL BUSES
25 W Coconino Av 774-6743
BUSINESS FORMS
N C R CORP 652 E Santa Fe Av 774-6721
3-M BUSINESS PRODUCTS CENTER
1901 N Center 779-0497
BUSINESS MACHINES
BUSINESS MACHINES UNLIMITED
397 N Malpais Ln 774-4926 or 774-8034
I N F L A G S T A F F
l a m
ONE OF THE
LARGEST
STOCKS OF BOWLING
SUPPLIES IN ARIZONA
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
DAYTIME NURSERY F 0 R « y ^ V\
LEAGUE BOWLERS t W \
COMPLETE PRO SHOP
OPEN BOWLING DAILY
REFRIGERATED
n 7 7 4 - 3 5 11
mi "Flagstaff's
fl* Friendly Family
i»3 Bo wling Cen ter"
P.O. BOX 3058
1519 N. MAIN E. FLAGSTAFF
JUST NORTH OF EAST SANTA FE
ON MAIN - FLAGSTAFF
2 MINUTES
FROM DOWNTOWN
M 5 T R 0 M D
u n i s o n n nT
UWIMTEO PLASTIC
"We Specialize In"
KITCHEN
BATH ROOM
REMODELING
IFORM1CA
MAM
PRODUCTS
LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED
FREE ESTIMATES
P . O . B O X 2 8 05
•FACTORY CABINETS
• COLORED MARBLE
5 2 6 - 2 5 8 8
5 4 1 0 C O M M E R C E A V E.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Mccracken realty
397 malpais ln mccracken pl 779-3671
CABINET MAKERS
GREGORY CUSTOM CABINETS
524 E Brannen Av 774-3848
NEW RELIABLE WOODCRAFT
2701 E LAKIN DR 526-2560
VANCE CABINET AND WOODWORKING
4 AZTEC PO BOX 462 774-3294
CABINETS
ARMSTRONG COUNTER TOPS
5410 COMMERCE AV PO BOX 2805 526-2588
V A N C E
Custom Cabinet Work
Formica Counter Tops
for
HomesOffice-
Showrooms-Kitchens
FREE ESTIMATES
IF IT'S MADE OF WOOD CALL US
p.o. b o x 4 6 2 7 7 4 - 3 2 94
4 N . A Z T E C JACK R.VANCE
F L A G S T A F F SERVING THE ENTIRE AREA
CABLE-CARPETS 10
S E R V I C E - N O T E X C U S E S
i
MAKE Y O U R CARPETS
CARPET "NAPPIN" C L E AN
OVER 11 YEARS EXPERIENCE
• STEAM OR SHAMPOO CARPET CLEANING
• SCOTCH GUARD AVAILABLE • ANTI-STATIC TREATMENTS
HOMES - OFFICES - APARTMENTS
-'; C a r p e t I n s t a l l a t i o n & R e p a i r \V
COMPLETE HOUSE CLEANING a JANITORIAL SERVICE
24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE
fiteo* 5 2 6 - 0 4 7 1
4990 E. BROKEN BOW DR. - FLAGSTAFF
F L A G S T A F F
C A M P E R S A L E S
S h e l l s • C a b C o v e r s
L i f t U p s - E t c .
"WE TRADE FOR USED CAMPERS
5 2 6 - 1 9 6 4
4317 E. HWY. 89 (JUST PAST THE OVER PASS)
CABLE TELEVISION
WARNER CABLE OF FLAGSTAFF* o WARNER CABLE
OF FLAGSTAFF
5 West Cherry P.O. 8ox 40
Flagstaff Az 86001 (602) 774 4791
CALCULATORS
P B S W OFFICE AND SCHOOL PRODUCTS CO
117 N BEAVER ST PO BOX 1206 774-6607
CAMERAS
CAMERA ft CARD CORRAL
1 W Santa Fe Av 774-2621
CAMERA ft CARD CORRAL-EAST
1910 N 4th 526-9337
CAMPERS
FLAGSTAFF CAMPER SALES
4317 E HWY 89 JUST PAST THE OVERPASS 526-1964
TYRRELL CHEVROLET-BUfCK
1118 W HWY 66 PO BOX 1909 774-2794
CAMPGROUNDS
BIG TREE CAMPGROUND STORE ft
LAUNDROMAT 6500 N Hwy 89 526-2583
EL NATHAN CAMPGROUND
3910 E El Paso Dr 526-0875
lUMPGROUNDS Of AMERICA INC
5803 N HWY 89 526-9926
KOA CAMPGROUND N Hwy 89 526-9926
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FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
Cinpfromfc (Cent.)
NAVAJO GOSPEL MISSION
Mtn Meadow Dr 526-0875
WOODY MOUNTAIN MOBIL INN
CAMPGROUNDS W Hwy 66 Rt 2 Bx
60 774-7727
CAMPING EQUIPMENT
VILLAGE SPORTS DEN 116 S BEAVER 779-0351
CANDY
CHAR'S FINE CANDIES
211 N Leroux (#4) 779-2067
GOOD SHIP LOLLIPOP
101 FlagstafT Plaza Mall 774-3125
CAR WASH
E-Z WAY CAR WASH 514 W Clay Av ...779-0941
CARPET AND RUG CLEANERS
CLEAN RfTE CLEANING SERVICE
4990 E BROKEN BOW DR 526-0471
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS
BIG D CARPET CLEANING
1421 S Milton Rd (#B) 779-2666
ETTER PROFESSIONAL CLEANING
3465 N Park Dr 526-0124
GRAYS FLAGSTAFF CARPET
SERVICE 461 N Canyon View Dr 779-2090
OLYMPIC CARPET AND
UPHOLSTERY SERVICE
5059 N Oakmont Dr 526-3194
CARPETS
CARPET VILLAGE 2150 N 4th St 526-3693
EAST FLAG UPHOLSTERY * CARPET SHOP
2921 N4THST, 774-6843
FLOOR STORE INC 1904 N 4th 526-9419
J P A CARPETEERS 202 E Santa Fe Av
774-6000 or 774-9000
NATIONAL LIQUIDATORS 302 W SANTA FE
774-8629 Or 774-3533
K A M P G R O U N D S
O F A M E R I C A , I N C .
"FAMIL Y KAMPING "
5 8 0 3
N. H W Y . 8 9
F L A G S T A F F
* LP. GAS
.. HAMPERS
* TENTERS
. TRAILERS
STORE - LAUNDRY
DUMPING STATION
PLAYGROUND
HOT SHOWERS
QUIET
RENTAL TENT TRAILERS r:
RENTAL BICYCLES £
CB CHANNEL 14
KGV 4975
"WE PAMPER THE CAMPER"
5 2 6 - 9 9 2 6
classified business directory 1! cash-churches
CASH REGISTERS AND SUPPLIES
ARIZONA BUSINESS SYSTEMS
2701 N 4TH ST <#3A) 526-3683
CATALOG STORES
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO
CATALOG SALES AGENCY
2227 E 7th Av 526-2411
PENNEY J C CO INC 120 N Leroux 779-4145
CATERING SERVICE
CHICK N BULL THE
120 W DUPONT 'ACROSS FROM NORTHERN
ARIZONA UNIV IN UNIVERSITY SOU ART ™ 774-2533
CEMETERIES
CITIZEN'S CEMETERY 800 S Verde ., .774-6725
CERAMICS
NORTHERN ARIZONA CERAMICS
2024 N Center 779-1251
CHAIN SAWS
FLAG POWERS TOOLS
2570 E 7TH AV BETWEEN SAFEWAY t.
KMART „„ ..-526-3141
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
FLAGSTAFF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
101 W SANTA FE AV
CHARTER BUS
~ 774-4505
GREYHOUND BUS LINES 399 S MALPAIS
NAVA-HOPI TOURS, INC
. 7744573
ROCERI WUNH ASST. 6ERCIM. HAMCU
SIGHTSEEING TOUtS AND CHMTII SMVtCE
401 S Malpais Ln.
P.O. Box 339 Flagstaff Az. 86001 (602) 774-5003
CHEESE-DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED
OUT WEST
1481 S MILTON RD SHERWOOO FOREST
SHOPPING CENTER 774-0737
CHEMICALS
GULF OIL CORP CHEMICAL DEPT
Winoni Rt 1 Bx 50 526-2624
CHILDREN'S READY TO WEAR
CARTERS IN GREENLAW
2211 E 7th Av
KINDER HAUS
202 W Flagstaff Plaia Mali
LAD k LASSIE SHOP DOTS
106 N San Francisco Monte Vista Ofc
Bldg
CHIROPRACTORS
CEDAR CHIROPRACTIC CENTER
2115 E Cedar Av
DAHL DANIEL W DR
2115 E Cedar Av (ofc)
DAHL RONALD A DR
2115 E Cedar (ofc)
SMITHSON JOHN L DR
513 N Beaver (ofc)
.526-0215
.779-1942
.774-3202
.779-2300
.779-2300
.779-2300
.774-3231
CHURCH SUPPLIES
HOSANNA TAPE MINISTRIES
2320 E Spruce .774-4646
CHURCHES
AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH
424 S San Francisco
AMERICAN BAPTIST CAMPUS
FOUNDATION 115 W Dupont Av
BAPTIST INDIAN MISSION THE
221 E Phoenix Av
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Walapai Dr A S Lake Mary Rd
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH 604 W ASPEN AV —
C C D OFFICE 2257 E Cedar Av
(Continued following
779-2386
7744852
779-3296
Column!
F L A G S T A F F
Chamber of Commerce
C I T Y O F S E V E N W O N D E R S
W A L N U T C A N Y O N
W U P A T K I
S U N S E T C R A T E R
M E T E O R C R A T E R
S A N F R A N C I S C O P E A K S
O A K C R E E K C A N Y O N
G R A N D C A N Y O N
Tourist and Business Information may be obtained
by contacting:
101 W. SANTA FE AVE.
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
OR BY CALLING . . 774-4505 J Ckurcta (Cant.)
CAMPUS CHRISTIAN CENTER
410 S Humphreys 774-1572
CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2025 N East St ...779-3214
CHURCH OF CHRIST 2919 N West St ..
CHURCH OF CHRIST 2203 N East 774-7474
CHURCH OF GOD 2415 E Rose Av 779-1872
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
419 S Verde
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS 2ND WARD
2401 Linda Vista Dr 526-1552
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS 4TH WARD
2401 Linda Vista Dr 526-1557
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS 3RD WARD
625 E Cherry Av 774-7471
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS SEMINARY
409 N Sitfreaves 774-4888
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
2304 N 3rd St 779-3281
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE
EPIPHANY 423 N Beaver 774-2911
FEDERATED COMMUNITY
CHURCH-FLAGSTAFF 400 W Aspen
Av 774-7383
FERAT COMMUNITY CHURCH
400 W Aspen Av 774-7383
FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
3500 N 4th St 526-9577
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 123 S Beaver .774-3603
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
306 W Cedar Av 774-3453
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST-CHRISTIAN 2025 N East St ...779-3214
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
740 N Turquoise Dr 774-0890
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
101 Switzer Canyon Dr 774-3679
FLAGSTAFF FRIENDS MEETING
QUAKER 402 S Beaver 774-4298
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A R I Z O N A
B U S I N E S S S Y S T E M S
V I C T O R Q§9 S A N Y O
New and Used Cash Registers
Used & Rebuilt Sustems
Computerized Service
For Bar & Restaurant's
Desk Top Computers
Facit Office Machines
5 2 6 - 3 6 8 3
2708 N. 4TH ST. A3
FLAGSTAFF MISSION TO THE
NAVAJOS 6 W Cherry Av 774-2802
FLAGSTAFF TABERNACLE
1400 Younf Dr 779-2571
GREENLAW BAPTIST CHURCH
2301 N 4th 774-8910
HARBERT CHAPEL AME CHURCH
S San Francisco
JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
600 N Switzer Canyon Dr 774-0567
LA IGLESIA METODISTA DE
FLAGSTAFF-THE METHODIST
CHURCH OF FLAGSTAFF
319 S San Francisco
MOUNTAIN VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
2029 N 2nd 774-3651
MtCALVARY LUTHERAN CHURCH
515 N Humphreys 774-8811
CHURCHES-COCKTAIL 12 FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA
C R E D I T B U R E A U O F F L A G S T A F F
C O L L E C T I O N D I V I S I O N , I N C .
A f f i l i a t e d W i th
• A.C.E., INC.
• ASSOCIATED CREDIT BUREAUS, INC
• ARIZONA COLLECTORS ASSN.
• AMERICAN COLLECTORS ASSN.
• AMERICAN REPOSSESSORS
ASSN., INC.
• FLAGSTAFF CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
• WESTERN COLLECTORS
CONFERENCE
• COMMERCIAL
• MEDICAL DENTAL - HOSP.
• PROFESSIONAL • RETAIL
• RENTS • NOTES
• PERSONAL DEBTS
• JUDGMENTS
T H E R E I S N O C H A R G E T O Y O U
I F W E D O N O T C O L L E C T
W E C O L L E C T
A L L B I L LS
• ANYWHERE • ANYTIME
• ANYPLACE
"Our Service Does
Not Cost -
It Pays!"
BRANCH OFFICES:
PRESCOTT 445-4150
PHOENIX
DIAL 7 7 4 - 2 7 7 6
1084 N. LEROUX
FLAGSTAFF 86001
B u s i n e s s
B u r e a u
o f
A d j u s t m e n t s
602/445-97n<;
YOUR NORTHLAND COLLECTION CENTER
122 N. Corfu No. 213
P.O. Boi 1870 445-9700
Prescott, Arizona 86301
Churches (Cont.)
NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN
MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH
16 W Cherry Av 774-4398
OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
CHURCH 202 S Kendrick 774-3280
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
3430 N 4th 526-9578
PRIMERA IGLESIA BAUTISTA
SOUTHERN 2300 N West 774-7784
SALVATION ARMY THE
15 N AGASSIZ PO BOX 1972 774-4120
2229 E CEDAR ~
SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS
LUTHERAN CHURCH 6 W Cedar Av .774-4832
SPANISH ASSEMBLY OF GOD
639 E Franklin Av 774-0571
SPANISH BAPTIST CHURCH
2300 N West 774-7784
StPIUS X CATHOLIC CHURCH
2257 E Cedar Av 779-3296
TRINITY HEIGHTS UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH 3600 N 4th St 526-1397
CINDERS
FLAGSTAFF CINDER SALES INC
Old Hwy 66 PO Bx 2796 526-0801
CITIZEN BAND RADIOS
1-40 CB
OLD E HWY 66 AT TRUCK PARTS PO BOX
391 526-2542
INTERSTATE C B 2725 E Lakin Dr 526-2521
CITY DIRECTORIES
JOHNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC.
Publishers and Compilers of
High Quality City. County and
Local Market Directories.
8th and Van Bur en
Loveland, Colorado 80537 1-800-525-2770
CITY OFFICIALS
FLAGSTAFF CITY GOVERNMENT
BUILDING INSPECTION 15 N BEAVER 774-5281
CITY ENGINEER 15 N BEAVER 774-5281
CIVIL DEFENSE — 774-4871
CIVIL DEFENSE 774-5281
DRAINAGE k GRADING PERMITS
15 N BEAVER _.- 774-5281
EQUIPMENT SHOP 419 BONITO 774-6372
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Hut chs:fs Ort i : ? h beaver 77*
FIRE PREVENTION 120 N bC3«ER 7/4-5281
FIRE STATION #1 120 N BEAVER 774-3142
FIRE CALLS ONLY 120 N BEAVER 774-7333
FIRE STATION #2 2230 E SPRUCE 774-7942
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
2500 N FT VALLEY RD - - 774-0621
HOUSING AUTHORITY
MAIN OFFICE 3481 FANNING DR ..... 526-0002
BRANNEN HOMES 1 BRANNEN OR - 774-0343
CLARK HOMES THORPE DR 774-0633
SILER HOMES 3481 FANNING DR 526-0002
VanSICKLE COMMUNITY CENTER
3551 FANNING OR ~ 526-0029
LIBRARIES
DOWNTOWN FLAGSTAFF BRANCH
LIBRARY
11 W CHERRY 774-0603
REGION 3 PROJECT 11 W CHERRY 774-8977
EAST FLAGSTAFF BRANCH LIBRARY
2805 N ELLEN 774-8434
LIBRARY SPECIAL SERVICES
19 S SAN FRANCISCO ~ 774-0270
MUNICIPAL COURT OFFICES
POLICE JUDGE 120 N BEAVER ... 774-1401
PARKS k RECREATION
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
1850 N TURQUOISE DR 779-4154
COGDILL RECREATION CENTER
301 PASEO DEL FLAG 779-0037
COGOILL YOUTH CENTER BRANNEN
HOMES 779-0920
ICE SKATING RINK 1850 N TURQUOISE
OR 774-1051
McMillan ski run McMillan mesa ._. 779-3206
murdock neighborhood center
310 S VERDE 774-5281
AFTER 5 PM * SATURDAYS CALL 774-0811
PONDEROSA RECREATION CENTER
2500 N 1ST ST 779-3244
PLANNING k ZONING 15 N BEAVER 774-5281
POUCE OEPT 21 W BIRCH AV 774-1414
CRIME STOP „ 774-1234
ROADWAY ENCROACHMENT k
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
15 N BEAVER 774-5281
STREET SUPERINTENDENT
419 BONITO 774-1605
WATER k SEWER SERVICE CONNECTIONS
k MAINTENANCE 120 N BEAVER 774-5281
ALL OTHER CITY DEPARTMENTS k
PURPOSES 774-5281
IF NO ANSWER ON ALL OTHER
DEPARTMENTS
FOR EMERGENCIES ONLY CALL POLICE
OEPT 774-1414
CLEANERS
ONE HOUR MARDNIZ1NG 101 N BEAVER ..... 774-1311
CLINICS
COCONINO COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CENTER
INC 717 W SANTA FE AV 779-4531
COCONINO COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CENTER
INC PAGE CENTER 112 6TH AV PAGE 645-8843
COCONINO COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CENTER
iNT-ADULT k CHILDREN SERVICES
519NLEKu*X 774-3351
COCONINO COMMUNITY uUiPANCE CENTER
INC-SPECIAL SERVICES 206 W i'UNT AV 779-0383
COCONINO COMMUNITY GUIDANCE CENTER
INC ALCOHOL REHABILITATION
1820 E 6TH ST 774-5216
FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER
2222 E Cedar Av 774-2788
FLAGSTAFF FAMILY PRACTICE
GROUP 1355 N Beaver 779-0361
HEALTH CENTER Umv Campus 526-2131
NORTHERN ARIZONA CLINIC FOR
SKIN DISEASE & SKIN CANCER
710 N Beaver 774-5074
NORTHERN ARIZONA EYE CLINIC
LTD 900 N San Francisco 774-1888
CLOTHING
BUN HUGGER 211 N Leroux 779-0102
FRESH CLOTHES INC
1509 S MILTON PO BOX 405 774-0503
JEANS GALORE 211 N Leroux 779-2435
SHIRT SHACK 211 N Leroux (#3) 774-1176
COCKTAIL LOUNGES
BRANDING IRON RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE
1117 W HWY 66 774-9042
CORNER THE INC 3130 E Santa Fe Av .526-9901
D J'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE
3012 E Santa Fe Av 526-2565
EL PATIO COCKTAIL LOUNGE
16 E Santa Fe Av 779-0963
EL RANCHO GRANDE BAR
202 S San Francisco 774-3902
FRANKIES OFFICE 111 N Humphreys ...774-1191
LATIN QUARTER 22 E Clay Av 774-9773
LaVlNES LOUNGE 104 E Santa Fe Av ..774-5775
MAD DOGS SPEAK EASY Mikes Pike ...779-0517
MONTE VISTA COCKTAIL LOUNGE
100 N San Francisco 774-1772
RAMADA COCKTAIL LOUNGE
2610 E Santa Fe Av 526-0280
REDWOOD INN 2136 N 4th 526-0278
ROSE TREE COCKTAIL LOUNGE
22 E Santa Fe Av 774-0904
RUSTY SPUR 2585 E 7th Av 526-9817
SHAKEY DRAKES 110 S San Francisco .779-2045
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