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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
19
The Operation Home Improvement contest begins tomorrow under Ted Pollock Jr. as contest chair. First prize is a $2,500 home remodeling job. four runners up receive $25 cash prizes each. Entries must state in 50 words or less why they want to improve a home area.
The Speedway Merchants Assn plans a Monday meeting to discuss installing street lights along a three mile stretch from Country Club to Craycroft. Expected cost tops $80,000 with 23 blocks in the area and options between overhead or underground wiring. City officials and Newbery Electric Corp executive Russell Billotte will speak, and petitions may form a lighting district funded by property owners fronting Speedway.
Tucson Court No 5, Order of the Amaranth, will hold its last meeting before the summer recess at 8 p.m. Monday in the Campbell Room of the Masonic Temple under Mrs. Ernest Anderson and Walter R. Horton.
The Arizona Pioneer Chapter of Dale Carnegie Club International will receive its charter at a 7 30 p m meeting next Wednesday in the Flamingo Hotel annex banquet room. Murray Mosser of Albuquerque is mentioned as part of the program.
N. M. will present the charter to Louis A. Wilson, president of the newly formed chapter, marking a formal start for the group.
The Pima County chapter of Muscular Dystrophy will sponsor a bake sale at 9 a.m. tomorrow in front of the J C Penney Co store at 130 East Congress Street.
Advertisement notes that July issue of Homes & Gardens offers ideas for easy summer meals using refrigerator and freezer. It promotes hot weather cooking tips and urges readers to obtain the magazine wherever magazines are sold.
Barowitz, a longtime Tucson resident, is chosen president of the Men’s Club of Congregation Anshei Israel. He has chaired the Congregational Social Committee and led the Annual Dinner and Picnic Committees. Lee Sacks named president, Harry Iller secretary, Sid Williams treasurer. board includes Dr. O. Koenig, Morris Holland, Sam Rosenberg, Dick Goetz, Ed Brady, Mac Watson, Irving Fierson.
Four Tucson Y Teens Jean Rush Pat Murpas Peggy Ekiseman and Jackie Else attend the Y-Teen Summer Leadership Training Conference at Asilomar California. Miss Murphy chosen as Arizona delegate to the Asilomar Executive Girls Committee. Accompanied by Miss Bernice Erdah. Conference runs one week with theme We the Y the World. Seven western states including Hawaii participate.
Gaylord E. Bush of St. Cyril's parish is elected faithful navigator of Tucson Assembly 1200, 4th Degree Knights of Columbus. Other officers elected include YT. Francis O'Sullivan faithful captain, Joseph J. Rourke faithful admiral, George W. Norton faithful comptroller, and Joseph De Soto faithful pilot.
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