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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1977

Page

8

Santa Cruz Players plan season with Kiss Me Kate opener

A new community theater group named The Santa Cruz Players announces a season including Kiss Me Kate South Pacific and The Red Mill. Founding organizers include Donald Madden Elaine Forncar Robert Motta John Pale Christine Pale Rosemary Thompson and Amanda Burr. A fund raising ice cream social at 6 p m Sunday at the Temple of Music and Art 330 Scott Ave will support the group Donations are 2 per person Entertainment will include Sweet Adelines and local performers.

The Santa Cruz Players Red Mill Donald Madden Donald and Elaine Forncar Robert Mottas John and Christine Pale Rosemary Thompson Amanda Burr Temple of Music and Art Scott Ave Sweet Adelines Society For the Preservation of Barbershop Harmony Me Kate

Tucson girl Robin Evans lands in New York modeling scene

Robin Evans, 19, a Santa Rita High School graduate from Tucson, joins Powers Modeling Agency in New York after modeling locally in California. She has done fashion and photography work, TV commercials for Water’s Drink and Sears, and lives at the Barbizon hotel, aiming to visit family in Tucson between assignments.

Robin Evans Tucson Big City Powers Modeling Agency New York Cone Mills Powers Robin Santa Rita Donald Evans University of Arizona Foss California National Sears

Mondale Aids Arts Programs Urges Broad Federal Support

In San Antonio Joan Mondale, wife of Vice President Walter Mondale, defends federal policy to broaden regional art appreciation and increase direct grants to artisans. She rejects claims that government art funding is elitist, stressing accessibility and careful, democratic spending to boost arts and crafts nationwide.

California plea for tougher child clothing flammability rejected

Washington based Consumer Product Safety Commission rejects California request for stricter children's clothing flammability standards. The panel cites concern over burdens on interstate commerce. The state sought a federal standard allowing tighter rules than federal minimums.

Washington UPL Consumer Product Safety Commission California

YMCA Offers Day Camp And Aquatic Classes For Youth

The Lohse branch begins a new day camp session with a two week cost of 40 dollars for members and 55 dollars for nonmembers. Programs include infant water exploration for tots eight months to three years tadpoles for ages three to five and youth lessons for six and up. Adult classes are available and details can be obtained by calling the YMCA. The day camp runs through August 26.

YMCA Lohse

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