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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1968

Page

7

Contest Finalist Some Of Her Friends Are Hogs

Molly Thompson a 17 year old Can yon del Oro High School senior is one of 19 national finalists in hog judging at Grand Junction on Oct 1. She earns a 1000 finalist award and a chance at a sports car or scholarship.

Molly Canyon del Oro High School Grand Junction Town Molly Thompson Jon Goell

How Do I Love Thee Not Romance In a Teen Talk

A mother recalls a humorous English assignment leading to a daughter’s questions about romance. They contrast Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s sonnet with practical, everyday love, listing traits of a thoughtful partner from driving lessons to shared chores and timing. The piece ends with a college memory of a playful poem.

Girl Scouts Earn Ranger Aide Bars at Coronado Forest Center

Senior Girl Scouts from Tucson earned Ranger Aide Bars at Sabine Canyon Visitor Center. After training each girl donates 50 hours, performing tasks from typing to trail building and guiding walks. They created a wildflower exhibit and mounted specimens in self made cases. Several worked on a nature trail at Camp Whispering Pines in the Catalina Mountains.

Coronado National Forest Sabine Canyon Tucson Whispering Pines Catalina Mountains

Food prices to inch up through 1968 says UPI

New York based UPI reports that food prices are rising through 1968 due to steady farm supplies, higher merchandising costs, and population gains. S. Kent Christensen of the National Association of Food Chains forecasts a 2.5 percent rise by election time and 3.5 to 4 percent for the year versus 1967.

New York UPI S. Kent Christensen National Association of Food Chains

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