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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1959
Page
5
Twelve service clubs sponsor girls in two YMCA day camps in session per teenage program director Mrs. Joanna Anderson. Clubs include Zonta YWCA Friendly Triangle Sunshine Kiwanis Catalina Rotary Altrusa VFW Ladies Auxiliary Soroptimist Tucson Lioness Sportsman's Fund Catalina Junior Woman's Club Sam Hughes PTA and Breakfast Lions Club.
Graduates of Tucson High School's Class of 1939 plan a reunion tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Sahara Guest Ranch to swim dance eat and reminisce. Invitations have reached classmates in Japan Africa and across the United States with Danny Romero advisor as guest of honor and Mrs Gordina DeLuca to handle reservations.
Phi Lambda Upsilon national chemistry honorary holds its triennial convention at the University of Arizona with 100 delegates from 48 states. National president Dr. Carl S. Carlson will attend. After daily business sessions, tours and a Rose Canyon picnic cap the event with a Ye Olde Lantern banquet where Prof. emeritus Lathrop E. Roberts will speak. Tom Angos is local chapter president.
Dr. Francis A. Roy, dean of the University of Arizona college of liberal arts, is named recipient of Unico National’s Am American Award for outstanding work in education. The dinner tomorrow at 7 p.m. will be in the Pioneer Hotel main ballroom. Unico National funds about 75,000 in scholarships nationwide. C Van Haaften elected president of the Tucson Radio and TV Broadcasters Assn. succeeding Harry Chambers with F S Mittendorf as VP and Ray Owen as secretary-treasurer.
The Tucson chapter of the Independent Garage Owners Assn pledged support for state and local traffic safety programs at its meeting. Temporary officers named include Winfield Holloway as president W L Bemis as vice president and Ed Cain as secretary with permanent officers to be elected later. The group plans a state wide auto safety check campaign and will meet monthly on the second Monday.
Newly elected officers for the Southern Arizona Chapter of the Coun cil for Exceptional Children are Elaine Nicholson president Laura Ganoing president elect Virginia Cannon secretary and Edwinna Gomez treasurer. The council, a department of the National Education Assn., is made up primarily of professional educators working with exceptional children.
Trinity Baptist Church sponsors a sale in front of Lerner's Dress Shop at 1 E Congress offering low calorie cakes and pastries for today only. Proceeds support church programs.
The Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers will host its first Southern Arizona leadership conference from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday at the University of Arizona Student Union. More than 100 attendees are expected. Speakers include Mrs. Bert Schoneberger, president of the Arizona Congress of PTA, and Miss Maria Urquides, president of the Arizona Education Assn.
Old Pueblo Dog Training Club begins a new series of obedience classes at 7 30 p m today in Himmel Park near N Tucson Blvd and E Ist St. Open to purebreds of all breeds with Barny Childs handling registration and Dick Sivley serving as training director.
Dr. Robert Morrow Tucson public school superintendent will lead a program with Dr. Robert L. Nugent vice president of the University of Arizona Dr. R A Mulligan sociology professor and Dr. James Lambert of the university. Wendell Eckholm will present the film Teachers in Print and George Murphy of Phoenix will address officers on How To Win Friends and Influence PTA ers with similar meetings planned in Tempe and Flagstaff.
Bricklayers and Hod Carriers unions will donate their labor to the South Branch YMCA building on Saturday at 7 a.m. to lay bricks for the under construction facility. Officials say the volunteered time will help fund the pool project. Lunch will be provided for all volunteers.
Noon at Old Pueblo Lions Club Red Wood Lodge, 7 p.m. Palo Verde Kiwanis Club gathering noted. Bag mention appears as an item.
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