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FLAGSTAFF ASH FORK CAMP VERDE CLARKDALE COTTONWOOD GRAND CANYON JEROME KAYENTA LEUPP PAGE SEDONA SELIC.MAN TUBA CITY WILLIAMS TELEPHONE DIRECTORY AREA Coot 602 Mountain States Telephone FLAGSTAFF ASH FORK CAMP VERDE CLARKDALE COTTONWOOD GRAND CANYON JEROME KAYENTA LEUPP PAGE SEDONA SELIC.MAN TUBA CITY WILLIAMS TELEPHONE DIRECTORY AREA COOt 602 The Trimtin" phone, a gracious design in modern 1ommunications, is now available it your telephone business office in a variety of colors/ Write in the telephone numbers you will need emergency numbers in case of emergency. Obtain your "police" and "fire" numbers from the list on this page. fire police ^ or dial "OPERATOR" in any sheriff emergency and say for example Arizona highway patrol 774-4561 "I want to report a fire at—" or to report an accident "I want a policeman at—." dial operator & ask for Enterprise 123 If you cannot stay office doctor at the telephone, home tell the "OPERATOR" the exact location where help is ambulance needed. Flagstaff 774-0631 all other exchanges call information PARTY LINE WARNING—It is unlawful for any person any person to ask for or request the use of a party line on willfully to refuse to yield or surrender the use of a party pretext that an emergency exists knowing that no emer• line to another person for the purpose of permitting such gency in fact exists. other person to report a fire or summon police, medical or annoyance or malicious calb and improper languago—see other aid in case of emergency. Likewise, it is unlawful for page 8 white pages. localities fire sheriff localities fire police sheriff Ash Fork 637-2533 637-2511 1-800-352-0970 Jerome 634-5588 634-2245 1-800-352-0970 Camp Verde 567-3534 1-800-352-0970 Kayenta 697-3401 If no answer 567-3757 Leupp 686-2194 If no answer 567-3326 Page 645-2411 645-2461 If no answer 567-3431 Sedona 282-3555 Clarkdaie 634-2361 634-2921 1-800-352-0970 Coconino 282-7000 Cottonwood 634-5561 634-5631 1-800-352-0970 Yavapai 1 -800-352-0970 Grand Canyon 638-2421 638-2477 Seligman 422-3362 1-800-352-0970 Flagstaff 774-7333 774-3329 774-4523 Tuba City 283-5211 283-5242 Northern Arizona University 523-3611 Williams 635-4421 635-4461 635-4487 Copyright 19*' 'tuny For Reference Not to fco tofcon fioM Hwi MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE District Headquarters Offices 24 W. Aspen Avenue Flagstaff, Arizona 774-1911 Telephone Directory Flagstaff - Ash Fork - Camp Verde - Clarkdale - Cottonwood Grand Canyon - Jerome - Karen ta - Leupp - Page Sedona - Seligman - Tuba City - Williams alphabetical index table of contents page page annoyance or malicious calls and improper language 8 area codes 4, 7 automatic answering set 8 "beep"tone 8 local calls. buried cable information 3 business with telephone company 3 how to make a local call calling another party on your line 3 business office coin calls 6 information collect calls 6 repair service community information blue pages conference calls 6 directories—out-of-town 8 directories—personal 8 direct distance dialing—DDD 4-7 emergency numbers inside front cover employee identification 8 local cafls 2 long distance calk- long distance calls 4-7 long distance—information 4-7 how to make a long distance call 5 mobile service 6 area codes 4,7 overseas calls 6 information 5 person-to-person calls 6 types of calls 6 repair service 3 station-to-station calls 6 telegrams 8 telephone company business office 3 temperature 3 time 3 wide area telephone service (WATS) 6 yellow pages advertising service 3 zip codes yellow pdges 1 general informaHon. information .(for numbers not listed in this book) assistance in calling Flagstaff - Page - Sedona. dial 113 all other exchanges dial operator (if you need help to make a call) dial "OPERATOR" long distance see page 5 1-0718 Copyright 1968 by The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company Revised to .My 1,19(8 local calls how to dial places listed in this directory ® Page Grand Canyon 645 638 © Seligman 422 I •mm! dial to from • © ® © (?) © telephone number • • • • • • • G) • telephone number • • • • • • • (7) • • telephone number • • • • • • • • • telephone number • • • • • • • • • telephone number • • • • (*) • • • • • telephone number • • • • • • • • • telephone number • ® • • • • • • • telephone number • (t) • • • • • • • • telephone MMttbtr •—"1" plus telephone number see page 5 for long distance 153425 page 2 Flagstaff Public Library Flagstaff, Arizona local calls business offices : ASH FORK service and other calls I 303 W. Grant, Williams 637-2544 information CAMP VERDE 107 E. Mason, Cottonwood 567-3361 Flagstaff - Page - Sedona dial 113 COTTONWOOD - CLARKDALE - JEROME all other exchanges dial operator ask for information 17 E. Pinal, Cottonwood 634-2211 FLAGSTAFF 114 N. Leroux, Flagstaff 774-3311 SEDONA repair Main Street, Sedona 282-7111 Flagstaff dial 114 GRAND CANYON 303 W. Grant, Williams 638-2951 all other exchanges dial operator ask for repair service PAGE 106 6th Avenue, Page 645-2444 SELIGMAN 303 W. Grant, Williams 422-3243 time and temperature WILLIAMS Flagstaff 774-5021 303 W. Grant, Williams 635-4411 time KAYENTA - LEUPP - TUBA CITY U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs all other exchanges dial operator 720 Coal Avenue, Gallup, N.M. Long Distance Gallup 505 863*9501 Your service representative will help you with orders buried cable information for new or additional service, billing matters, rates, credit cards, or any other information about telephone Flagstaff dial 114 service you may desire. all other exchanges dial operator hours:—8:30 am to 5:00 pm ask for repair service Monday through Friday a deposit box is generally located near the door to receive payment when the office is closed. yellow pages advertising service Local Managers call your local business office Names are listed on the first page of the Alphabetical Section for your city. District Manager THOMAS H. MCCARTY assistance in calling dial Flagstaff, Arizona party line dial Between 8 A.M. & 5 P.M. Office 774-3311 (to obtain code for dialing After 5 P.M., Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays another party on your line) Residence 774-2234 page 3 Q area codes speed your long distance calls fl> The U.S. and Canada are divided into more than 120 telephone areas. Each area has a 3 figure area code. Your area code is 602 (see map). The area code of the telephone you are calling should be dialed, or given to the operator if it is different from the area code of the telephone you are using. It should not be used if it is the same. (When placing call with operator, say, for example, "I want Area Code 312 555-2364.")—When you give someone your telephone number, include your area code if he needs it to return your call.—A list of selected area codes is on page 7. Time zones (standard time) are shown. 0^ long distance calls direct With direct distance dialing you can dial station-to-station long distance calls to telephone distance numbers which have seven numerals or two letters and five numerals. dialing to call within area 602. dial "1" then the telephone number (do not dial the area code) for example: telephone number to call 555-2368 in Phoenix dial " 1' + 555-2368 to call outside area 602. .dial "1" then the distant area code and telephone number for example: area code telephone number to call 555-2368 in New York City dial "1" + 212 + 555-2368 to obtain a distant area code: without charge to persons calling from specific loca• Area codes for some cities are on page 7. If the place you tions. want is not listed, dial "OPERATOR." if you reach a wrong number to reach long distance information fjB»*» Dial "OPERATOR" immediately and tell her what PP^*^ Dial "]" plus the area code for the place you want happened. She will make sure you aren't charged for plus 555-1212. For numbers in Area 602 dial "1" plus the call. 555-1212. There is no charge for these calls. you will not be charged PPV^- Tell the operator the city or town, then the name or pppa^ If you hang up before you dial the complete number. place you want. ppp>"» If the telephone number you dial is busy or does not to reach WATS information answer. PPP>>»- Wide area telephone service—Dial "1" plus Area Code "800" plus 555-1212 to obtain the number of a if you need assistance customer who offers incoming long distance calls Dial "OPERATOR." She will be glad to help you. page 5 long distance calls type* of call* i Rate periods for calls to points outside Arizona station-to-station Call $tation-to-»tation if you with States s* States to talk with anyone who answers. Mori. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun. Hon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Rates are lower than person-to- person. Charging begins when the 7 00 AM /S called felso'ione answers. TO 0*| Rstt > Pi 5 00 P.M. i per son-to-person 5 00 PH. 7401* TO TO EwMf c < tat* > W0 PA Call person-to-person when you 700 PA LOT wish to talk to a particular person 7:00 PM or extension phone. Tell the TO WtMsMWabm JIM 7 00 A.It "OPERATOR" you wish to make c 1MB a "person-to-person" caii. Rotes ISOtSGHT V00P* TO c Lite Nt>i t 000 Rite are higher than station-to-station. 7 00 AU A 700AA Charging starts when conversation Lowest begins. coin calls Note: For Alaska and HawaS, see oversees oils rUs page. From coin phones, see the instruction card on or near the phone, or dial "OPERATOR." *The Late Night DDD rate applies only to station-to-station colls dialed directly from midnight to 7 a.m. conference —or if your community does not yet have Direct Distance Dialing, to most station colls placed with the operator.
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