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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
15
James Swails will discuss "Strange Monies of the World" at the Tucson Coin Club meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in Room 110 BPA building UA. The session includes a door prize and an auction and is open to interested persons.
The Tucson Chapter of the American Red Cross reviewed emergency action plans with 35 committee members across eight subcommittees led by Ray Neal Marvin Johnson Barry Dickerson C Elle Myers Dr H P Limbacher Lawrence Regan A H Stein and Mrs Margaret Link Ponomareff. Arizona suffered 49 major disasters in 25 years affecting 23685 people including floods fires and wind storms, with major hepatitis and feeding operations recorded.
Dr. Duane E. Roller of Ramo-Wooldridge Corp will discuss Trajectories of Missiles of Very Long Range in a public lecture at 8 p m today in the Biological Sciences Auditorium at the University of Arizona. The talk is part of the UA Summer Science Institute funded by a 42500 grant from the National Science Foundation with 53 teachers from Arizona and 12 other states attending.
Elmer E. Present, UCC campaign chairman, announces two chairmen. Mrs. A. E. Barnhizer will chair the supplies committee for a second year, a Tucson resident active in prior drives. Albert L. Ruiz becomes third term audit committee chair, longtime UCC participant and father of Sylvia. The annual funds drive for 21 youth health and welfare agencies begins around October 1.
Old Pueblo Lions Club meets at Tucson Inn's Bagdad at 7 p.m. Tomorrow Civitan Club gathers at Sands Hotel at noon. Meeting cancelled for installation party Saturday at 6 30 p.m. Rancho Fiesta. Conquistador Kiwanis Club at Monte Vista Inn noon with a film presentation. American Legion Luncheon Club at Legion Hall noon features Arthur Pack on Conservation of Natural and Human Resources.
Tucson Tonight features a 7:30 p.m. concert by the Tucson Summer Band at Himmel Park. At 8 p.m. Dr. Duane E. Roller of Ramo-Wooldridge Corp. speaks on Trajectories of Missiles of Very Long Range in Biological Sciences Auditorium at UA. At 8:30 p.m. the Arizona Corral Theater presents Tea House of the August Moon at Santa Rita Hotel, its final performance.
The City Recreation Department presents the Tucson Summer Band's second concert of the season at 7:30 p.m. in Himmel Park. Directors Tom K. Burges and Paul L. Grimes lead young musicians in standard park numbers, marches, and modern music. The band is in its 11th year of recreational music for Tucson youths.
A. L. Gradillas of 224 E. 19th St. is named camp secretary of Woodmen of the World St. Augustine Camp No. 44 and Junior Camp No. 44. The announcement came from WOW president Howard M. Lundgren at national headquarters in Omaha Neb. Gradillas will serve the more than 1 000 members of the two camps.
The women’s auxiliary to Post 549 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars selected 14 members as delegates to the VFW national convention in Miami Florida opening August 25. Delegates include Catherine Claunch Margaret Menderman Ruby Leverin Florence Nickels Leona Maezes Lucreta Hairston Lillian Diebler Clara Harris Emily Miller Ruth Lockner and Ha-
Zel Nelson and Jo Hanna Burnett among A of Olean Hammers plan summer schedule. During July and August the auxiliary will meet once each month on the third Thursday to hold affairs.
Pueblo Gardens Neighborhood Assn hears educator John Arokiasami of India speak at 8 p m at 2410 McFee Straw home. He tours the country with a film titled Christianity s New Role in a New Asia and will discuss A Key to Understanding Southeast Asia.
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