Phantom woodcutters hit Southern California billboards
Los Angeles reports an “epidemic” of nightly tree felling along freeways. State engineer Edward T. Telford points to cases where billboard visibility clearly improved, naming incidents from May 17 to November 9 that damaged eucalyptus, pepper, elm and birch trees. Billboard firms deny wrongdoing, blaming hostile individuals and garden clubbers.
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Los Angeles
Paul Bunyan
California
Edward T. Telford
State Division of Highways
Telford
Billboard
Ventura
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Sunnyside District Wins Adult Education Funds
Sunnyside School District gains 10468 dollars in federal funds for an adult basic education program expected to start January 3 with classes mostly at Liberty Elementary. The threefold goal covers basic literacy for 18 plus with under a fifth grade education, improved reading and math skills, and better citizenship and health-related abilities. Applications for forms are at 470 E. Valencia Road and for instructional positions by December 13 at the Arizona State Employment Office.
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Sunnyside
Gerald Troester
Troester
Liberty Elementary
Tucson
Amphitheater
Valencia Road
Leo Myslicki
Arizona State Employment Office
Breakfast Lions raise funds for local charities
The Tucson Breakfast Lions raised 2602 dollars in a September chicken barbecue. Proceeds support St. Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic, the Arizona Boys Ranch, and the Arizona Eye Bank. The amount fell short of the 6250 goal set by the campaign board.
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Tucson Breakfast Lions
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St. Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic
Paign
Arizona Boys Ranch
Arizona Eye Bank
Tucson
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