Mohave Camp Fire Girls Celebrate 58th Year
Mohave area Camp Fire Girls mark their 58th year with a flag raising ceremony at Mohave School led by Melody Glasspar and Pam Vollenhals. A display on Camp Fire Girls activities and history is available in the Mohave library all week. Mohave will meet Puma School in track at Pima tomorrow at 4 p.m. and Mohave Middle School hosts a science fair Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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Saguaro High School drama winner eyed for state fest
District Drama Festival winners from Saguaro High School will compete at the State Drama Festival at East High School on April 6. Students Neil Beitman Penny Schwartz Greg Nichols John Parsons Rick Eden Jim Gunther Dan Welty Ralph Garson Jack Van Nater and the epilogue team presented George Bernard Shaw's St. Joan. The parade of community notes includes planning for park play areas and PTA nominations. The Mohave PTA bowling league standings list The Pin Curlers leading with 298 wins, Jerry Hartman high score 202.
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Your Forecast For Thursday March 21 1968 Aries to Pisces
The piece outlines daily guidance for each zodiac sign about making practical life improvements and advancing goals. It notes favorable access to high places for Aries, advises new business contacts for Taurus, charm and stability for Gemini, and practical work focus for Leo and Virgo. It urges Libra to balance family duties, Scorpio to discuss ambitions, Sagittarius to grow finances, Capricorn to pursue future opportunities, Aquarius to revisit plans with experts, and Pisces to open up about personal wishes.
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Coronado High Elects 30 to Mu Alpha Theta Club
Thirty students at Coronado High School have been elected to Mu Alpha Theta, the international high school and junior college mathematics club. Robert L. Zenor sponsors the club, with members including John Papinko, Richard Papst, Mike Perikly, Tom Porter, and others. Members meet to explore advanced math topics and receive a mathematics problem journal mailed three times yearly.
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