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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1959

Page

26

Meetings Today At Tucson Clubs And Societies

P E B S Q S A at 25 E 6th St hosts 8 p.m. meetings. Old Pueblo Rotary Club holds Sky Chef at noon. Tucson Traffic Club Elks Club noon. Dan Boyle Frontier Airlines district sales manager from Phoenix speaks on the new radar Convair service. Palo Verde Kiwanis Bagdad 7 p.m. El Cien Chapter American Business Women's Assn Ghost Ranch Lodge 7 p.m. Navy Mothers Club No. 240 VFW Hall 8 p.m.

Old Pueblo Sky Tucson Traffic Club Elks Club Dan Boyle Frontier Airlines Phoenix Palo Verde Kiwanis Club Bagdad el Cien American Businesswomen’s Assn Ghost Ranch Lodge Navy Mothers Club VFW Hall

Association reports nearly $31,000 raised in May drive

Pima County Assn. for Mental Health closed its annual May fundraising with $30,961.91 raised toward a $38,000 goal. 1,150 volunteers and 43 area chairmen solicited. special events and house-to-house canvass boosted totals. Betty Basteen to attend staff training in Princeton June 22 26. Vince Davis named deputy district governor of Lions International.

Pima County Assn Betty Basteen Association Princeton N.J UCC Vince Davis Lions International Davis Tucson Lions Club

Western Savings fast draw event opens Scottsdale grandly

The first Western Savings fast draw championship in Scottsdale marks the firm’s $200000 office opening with judge Kele Henderson of 26 Men fame, plus Pete Brown and Capt. Dave Edwards as judges. Winners receive a chrome .45 revolver belt holster and cup, electric timing used. Henderson also eyes world crown and a July 4 5 showdown in Oklahoma.

Scottsdale UPI Western Savings Kele Henderson Arizona Rangers Henderson Carterville Okla Oklahoma Pete Brown Sports Afield Magazine Dave Edwards Maricopa County

Termite selling case nets three indicted salesmen

Arlington based case names Edwin H. Chapman Edgar W. Chapman and William Odum indicted on charges they carried termites to homes of prospective clients.

Arlington UPI Edwin H. Chapman Edgar W. Chapman William Odum

High School Students Display Fine Arts at University

Eighth annual University of Arizona fine arts summer session showcases by 250 students from Arizona and eight states. Gallery displays run 1 to 4 p.m. with photography oil and watercolor works. drama scenes and one act plays 1:30 to 3 p.m.. a dance recital 3 to 4 p.m.. evening band orchestra and choir at 7:30 p.m.

University of Arizona Arizona University Crowder Hall

Tucson public school event to showcase 84 players

An evening program featuring 84 players from Tucson public schools will conclude with awards to outstanding students.

Tra Tucson

Chess Champ To Play Here

Allan Troy master of chess and Englewood California champion will play 10 boards simultaneously at Tucson Chess Club tonight at 8 p.m. at the Central YMCA. Troy recently won 10 games at once in a tournament. Public demonstration is free of charge.

Allan Troy Englewood Calif Tucson Central Ymca Troy

Federal funds aid four Arizona cities for sewage plant work

Federal funds totaling 292952 have been allocated to Flagstaff Mesa Willcox and Holbrook for public health program development. Most money funds improvements to sewage plants with state matching funds required to finish financing. Project costs were 518444 Flagstaff 386000 Mesa 68586 Willcox 50150 Holbrook.

Phoenix Arizona Flagstaff Mesa Willcox Holbrook State Health Department

275 Year-Old Church May Become Shrine in Mashpee

In Mashpee Massachusetts civic leaders and Chief Flying Eagle of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe launch a drive to raise $20,000 to restore a 1684 Indian church. Built with lumber hauled from Plymouth Colony, the 27 pew structure stands dilapidated and may be preserved as a historical shrine.

Mashpee Mass UPI Flying Eagle Cape Cod Plymouth Colony

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