Ray Draves, some Pima County Department of Transportation staff members, and one resident who expressed her pleasure at having the bridge completed, assisted the three while a crowd of about 40 people watched. Bud Klinefelter and his horse Pancho were the star attractions as they crossed the new bridge behind the Ajo Community Health Center during the dedication ceremony on Friday morning, November 3. They were even more exciting attractions as the horse unexpectedly slipped coming off the bridge and skidded on his knees. No injuries were reported. Raider scoreboard Volleyball and football are over.
Basketball starts soon.
Welcome to all. He came to Ajo from Mexico as a child in 1918 and lived here the rest of his life. He worked as a truck driver and retired from Phelps Dodge in Ajo after 44 years with the company. He was one of the founders and a charter member of the American Citizens Social Club. Mass was celebrated on Tuesday morning, November 7, by Father John O'Rourke in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church.