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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

8

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.

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.

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.

Tucson Breakfast Lions Cam St. Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic Paign Arizona Boys Ranch Arizona Eye Bank Tucson

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