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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1954

Page

2

Mountain dances at Mt Lemmon lodge face permit denial

Eight months after a prior zoning clash, Mt Lemmon resident Hurst B. Amyx again seeks outdoor dances at his lodge. Twenty six neighbors testified in support before the board of adjustment, which refused a temporary permit pending a hearing on opponents. The Mt Lemmon Development association formed to oppose Amyx aims to keep the lodge from sale while defending recreational use on the mountain.

Hurst B. Amyx Zoning Board of Adjustment District 1 Mt. Lemmon Lodge Amyxx Board of Adjustment Amyx Jong Atty Clarence Houston Mt. Lemmon Houston

Lodge Permit Hearing Involves Amyx Case and Nearby Residents

Attorneys questioned witnesses about the proximity of 25 of 26 Amyx supporters to the lodge and whether outdoor dancing affected nearby objectors within 300 feet. The hearing resumes next Wednesday with Morse and Allen allowed to present witnesses opposing the special permit.

Attus George Morse Lesley Allen Amyx Morse Allen

Old Iceboxes Violating New Law

Police found two iceboxes left in open locations violating a new legislative rule. The items, at the rear of a restaurant on 1003 E Broadway and at Gallant Carroll Hardware on 1846 E Sixth Street, lacked safety hinges to prevent child lock ins.

E. Broadway Gallant-Carroll Hardware Sixth St

Tucson VFW Parade Adds Extra Start Time

The 34th annual Arizona Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in Tucson will march from South Fifth Avenue and East 17th Street at 9 a.m. along East Broadway to Pennington, then Stone to Broad Way and South Scott to East 12th Street ending at Armory Park with a 10 a.m. memorial service. The event features the Tucson Boys Chorus and Boys Band, mayoral and gubernatorial attendance, and ongoing convention activities at the VFW home on East Broadway.

Henk Moonen VFW Arizona Howard Horn Phoenix Kenneth M. Tannenbaum Superior Tempe Mesa Tucson Arizona Veterans*of Foreign Wars Omen Ce Ian Wank South Fifth Avenue East 17Th Street East Broadway North Sixth Avenue East Pennington Street Stone Avenue Broadway Scott Street East 12Th Street Armory Park Tucson Boys Chorus Tucson Boys Band Joe Sotelo Miami George S. Burnett Fred Emery Lambert Kautenburger Howard Pyle Cooties East Speedway Swan Road Catalina Post Department Florence Nickels

Summer Artcraft and Dancing Classes Aimed at Tucson Children

City recreation department offers a June 7 to August 13 program in artcraft dramatics and dancing for area children. Classes run at Miles Jefferson Park University Heights Roosevelt Sam Hughes Menlo Park Roy Robison Pueblo Gardens Carrillo Drachman with Show Off night finale. No charge. registration first day at each school.

Tucson City Recreation Department Loveless N. Gardner Miles Jefferson Park University Heights Roosevelt Sam Hughes Menlo Park Roy Robison Pueblo Gardens Carrillo Drachman Ruth W. Turner Regina M. Cooper Kathleen Winscomb Taylor Miles School Robison

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