Police Honor Junior High Good Citizens
The Fraternal Order of Police awarded 31 junior high students as most valuable citizens. Winners were named across multiple schools including Vail, Sacred Heart, St. Cyril, Townsend, Atterback, Wakefield, St. Ambrose, St. Augustine, St. Joseph, Spring, Doolen, SS Peter and Paul, All Saints, Roskruge, Mansfeld, and Safford. Awards were presented at school honor assemblies in May after a City Hall tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Order of Police
Milton C. F. Semoff
Police Department
City Hall
Vail
Warren Avery
Ingrid Nielsen
Sacred Heart
Nancy Merchant
Robert Evans
St. Cyril
Peter Penczar
Ann Green
Townsend
Rosalin Navin
Judy Betts
Atterback
Nancy Hedlund
Dianna Kortkamp
Wakefield
William Phebus
Gloria Alvarez
St. Ambrose
Mary H. Reilly
Michael Walsh
St. Augustine
Old Pueblo Lions Club Elects New Officers
Earl Payne is elected president of the Old Pueblo Lions Club. Henry Berman, Calvin Lewis, and Robert Miller become vice presidents. Melvin Hughes is treasurer, Armon Tidmore secretary, Theodore Schartz tail twister, and Gene Harker and Robert Walker are named directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Payne
Old Pueblo Lions Club
Henry Berman
Calvin Lewis
Robert Miller
Melvin Hughes
Armon Tidmore
Theodore Schartz
Gene Harker
Robert Walker
Kachina Theater to Close Season with Puss-in-Boots
Kachina Theater at Ft. Huachuca presents Puss-in-Boots for children at 2 p.m. Sunday in a final season showing. Cast and crew will dine with Gen. and Mrs. Frank Moorman prior to the performance. The play is sponsored by the Officers' Wives Club at the fort.
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Kachina Theater
Huachuca
Kachina Theater For
Ft. Huachuca
Frank Moorman
Officers’ Wives Club
The
Fort
Tucson High Students Join National Camp Workshop
Thirty four local students plus four counselors and two adult leaders from Tucson will join the third workshop camp sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews. The event runs Tuesday through June 15 at Sky-Y Camp in Prescott with Mona Toombs and Gerald Dulgow as leaders. topics include values religion and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Prescott
Mona Toombs
Southside Presbyterian Church
Gerald Dulgow
Pueblo
John Brooking
Dave Giles
Ellen Riley
Sarita Rodriguez
Walter D. Armer
Jill Dykeman
Diane Koplin
Cathy Maddock
Bob Maslow
Mary Myers
Karen L. Noriie
Neil Richard
Rincon
Jane Chambers
Lloyd Douglas
Lucy Gee
Gloria Harn
Gene Overby Jackson
Stephen Joe
Sammy Lee
YWCA Plans Summer Sports Programs
The YWCA lists golf, bowling, and co ed social events for the summer. A golf class for practicing players starts 8 30 a m Tuesday at Randolph Golf Course, bowling lessons 10 a m Thursday at Lucky Strike, and six free lessons for Y members. Co ed junior high summer parties are set for Thursday in the YWCA gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Randolph Golf Course
Lucky Strike
Noisy Professors Prompt Library Complaint at Wilson College
Professor Robert E. Bell told Wilson College faculty at a faculty meeting that students asked the library to be quieter. The remark reflects campus concerns about noise levels and study conditions.
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Chamersburg
Robert E. Bell
Wilson College
Back Yard Pool Safety Program in Tucson
Red Cross water safety division to hold a public session at 8 p.m. at chapter headquarters 222 S. Cherry Ave. George Morrison will discuss safety precautions for Tucson's eight city pools. Mrs. John C. Leonard covers child supervision. Two films will be shown and first aid demonstrations provided by Mrs. J. Lester Hearn and the Tucson Fire Department.
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Red Cross Water Safety Division
S. Cherry Ave
George Morrison
Tucson
John C. Leonard
Johnny
J. Lester Hearn
Tucson Fire Department
For America Plans Series Of Meetings
The For America local chapter will host Monday night screenings of the film Forced Work Without Pay It Is Here at 8 p m at the White Rock Cafe 7 W Ft Lowell Rd Narrators include Dean Clarence Manion J Bracken Lee and T Coleman Andrews The group aims to repeal the 16th amendment establishing the federal income tax.
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For America
White Rock Cafe
W. Ft. Lowell Rd
Dean Clarence Manion
J. Bracken Lee
T. Coleman Andrews
Meetings Today in Tucson Clubs and Societies
Old Pueblo Rotary at Sky Chef at noon. Tucson Traffic Club Elks Club noon. Old Pueblo Lions Redwood Lodge seven pm. Palo Verde Kiwanis seven pm. Tucson Shrine Club 2900 FE Broadway eight pm. To Meet Since Ladies 1875 21 75 promotes dignified interviews. Lois Murray licensed.
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Old Pueblo Rotary Club
Tucson
Shrine Club
FE Broadway
Lonely Hearts Club
Lois Murray
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All Saints
John McDonnell
Georgia Martinez
Roskruge
Alex Valdez
Janice Mitich
Mansfeld
Gail Crofts
Joel Vavich
Safford
Vicente Berrellez
Arturo Calderon
Kathy Kay
Oracle MA
Ers
Tanque Verde Rd
AX &1853
Wetmore
Oracle Road
Cemetery
Wetmore Road
Corral
Lions’ Choice
Glenn Ford
Taina
Brady
Crifath-Farr
Pete Ak Cea
Greater
West Pennington
N. Park
Orson Welles
Dean Stockwell
Bradford Dillman
Theirs
Twilight
Diane Varsi
N.Y. Post
Columbia Picture
Wit Production
Pano Um Leelee
Wendy Hiller
Portofino's
6Th Ave
State Chemical CO
Iety
E. Congress St
Susan Hayward
Xen
Jeff Chandler
Ines
T.V
Skyroom
TOP O
A la Carte Service
Johnny Dugan
Breakfast
Hollywood
Bobby Marquis
Stone & Alameda
S.P.E.B
A.m
Redwood
Palo Verde Kiwanis Club
Bage
Carol
Joan
Eels Cesta
Paul Newman
Barbara Rush
E Alexis Smith
Brian Keith
Diane Brewster
Catalina Theatre
Telit
Runde
Colleen Miller
Charles Drake - Roo Taylor
Hutchinson Jock
Branod
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