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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1976

Page

5

About Town Luau kicks off Mexican League patron drive

The League of Mexican American Women opened their Fiesta en Xochimilco drive with a Saturday luau at the Munoz home. Linda Sanchez chairs the event with Natalia Benitez and others assisting as plans unfold for the Sept. 11 Community Center celebration. Framed by greetings with leis and matching Hawaiian prints, the piece also notes recent regional conference travel by Frances Miller and Gladys Hewlett, leadership roles in the AAUW, and Joanne Cox’s China trip. Sarah M. Brown, daughter of Thomas R. Brown Jr., graduates from Northfield Mount Hermon and plans to attend Harvey Mudd College.

Alona League of Mexican American Women Ernest Dee Munoz Los Trobadores American Association of University Women Carson City New Virginia City Comstock Ormsby House Miller

Grandparents Win Visiting Rights in New York Case

The Appellate Division of the Brooklyn Supreme Court ruled unanimously that grandparents have the right to visit their grandchildren. Gabrielle and Julia Vacula prevailed after a lower court decision was overturned regarding custody and visitation following the 1971 divorce of their son Robert. Robert was killed in 1974, and his ex-wife moved to Long Island after remarriage.

NEW York The Brooklyn Supreme Court Robert Carolyn Amy Robert Vacula Long Island

PCC offers free emergency aid workshops for parents

Free community workshops run 7 to 10 p m next week at Casas Adobes Congregational Church Vista del Pueblo and St Matthews Episcopal Church cover first aid calling for help and prevention. Special session tonight at Davis Monthan AFB for base personnel and dependents only. Gary Delforge and other instructors lead sessions for parents teachers and babysitters.

Casas Adobes Community Congregational Church N. Casas Adobes Road Vista del Pueblo San Marcos Blvd St. Matthews Episcopal Church Old Spanish Trail Davis-Monthan Afb Family Life Education Division PCC Community Services

Slim-Line Candy promises appetite curb and weight loss

Slim-Line Candy claims to curb appetite quickly and safely, replacing snacks like coke and pastries. It advertises saving hundreds of calories daily and helping users reach and stay a preferred size, with availability at Walgreens.

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