UA Music Student Receives Scholarship
Jean M. Mount, a University of Arizona music major, won a Tucson Federation of Musicians eight week scholarship to Michigan State University. The week’s awards include Fraternal Order of Police prizes at Vail Junior High for Richard Durham and Dorothy Neathery, whose fathers serve on the Tucson police force.
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Jean M. Mount
University of Arizona
Tucson Federation of Musicians
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Fraternal Order of Police Assn
Lodge 1
Vail
Richard E. Durham
Dorothy K. Neathery
Tucson
Rita Romero
Dunbar
Mary Ann Redd
Arco - Iris
Womens’ Club
Aria Acuna
Carmen Samorano
Miss Samorano
American Legion Constitution
Humberto Teran
Beverly Hamilton
Walter Cox
Beatriz Holguin
Yolanda Zepeda
Gloria Hardy
Irma Castillo
Taylor Scanlon
Mansfeld
American Legion
Order of Police
Roberta Sears
Ameri
Can Legion
Nancy Guthermann
Scanlon
Sandra West
Fraternal Order of Police
Pueblo Council of Pta
Eileen LaBrie
Margaret Higuera
Shirley Schomber
Roskruge
Evelyn Thompson
Frank Lundin
Frank Samaniego
Paula Edgar
Dolphin Men’s Club
Julio Villa
Jerry Salano
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Leora Vaughn
Roskruge Pta
University of Arizona Fine Arts
Sharon Leigh
Mike Cajero
Katherine
Christine Updegraff
Townsend
FOP
Ellen Coates
Marla Perry
John Higginbotham
Katherine Updegraff
Anne Warburton
Ace Reid the Flying Cowboy Cartoonist Rising From Ranch Roots
Ace Reid known as the Flying Cowboy cartoonist has drawn ranch scenes since youth. He grew up on a Donley County Texas ranch and served in World War II. Discharged in 1946 he returned to drawing and moved to Kerrville Texas where he now lives with his wife Madge. Reid travels by Mooney aircraft to meet editors. his Cowpokes appears in 72 western newspapers. He plans a 500 acre dream ranch and two cartoon books.
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Reid
Citizen
Navy
Donleyounty
Tex
Madge
Kerrville
Flying Magazine
Jimmy
Mississippi River
School of Hard Knocks
Tucson Mountain Park Status Up For Discussion
Marvin Cohen of the Interior Department will meet county officials to discuss Tucson Mountain Park. The county seeks to buy federal land for a locally managed park while an advisory panel suggested making it part of a national monument. The 1:30 p.m. meeting includes Supervisors, the County Parks Committee, and Phoenix Bureau of Land Management officials.
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Marvin Cohen
Department of the Interior
Tucson Mountain Park
Sahuaro
Cohen
of Supervisors
County Parks Committee
Phoenix
Bureau of Land Management
Sonoita Estates Promises Cool Elevation and Recreation
Within an hour of Southern Arizona population centers Sonoita Estates lies over 5000 feet high with temperatures ten to twenty degrees cooler than Tucson in summer. Rainfall exceeds Phoenix area but remains modest and water sports will be nearby at Parker Canyon Dam. REA electricity and TRL wells serve the area with a heritage tied to Spanish Land Grants and Old Empire Ranch.
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Phoenix
Sonoita
Parker Canyon
Sonoita Estates
REA
Old Empire Ranch
Spain
Ane
Arizona
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