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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
18
Tucson tonight and tomorrow at 4 30 PM the UA Drama Department stages Holiday for Low with cast and crew presenting a family friendly holiday tale at the university theater venue.
Community groups list a dense schedule with multiple clubs and venues. Today includes El Conquistador Hotel 2:30 pm and 7:15 pm at Canadian Lobster House. tomorrow features Breakfast Optimist at But fum s 7:15 am and Young Republican at El Charro noon. other entries cover Uptown Optimist Club Monte Vista Inn Downtown Lions Pioneer Hotel Desert Kiwanis Green Shack Tucson Retail Trade Bureau DMAFB Officers' Club and Serentimist Club Ploner Heel.
Muriel K Sullivan area director of the National Conference of Christians and Jews joins a three week human relations workshop at Arizona State College Tempe. The group includes 15 participants with Sullivan the sole Tucson member, as the first of four local Air National Guard units to begin regular Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. Six members will join earlier waves at San Antonio and reassignment to the 52nd Fighter Group. Those leaving include Frank Armenta John Barry Michael Berman Alex Leon Lowell Richardson Antonio Salar.
The Salvation Army offers openings at Camp Wood near Oracle for the week starting July 31. A full staff of counselors runs a camping program for boys and girls aged eight to 14, with campership information available at 174 E. Toole Ave.
A new Optimist Club has been formed in the south section of Greater Tucson under the Uptown Optimist Club sponsorship. The south side group meets at noon Wednesdays at La Jolla. Richard Brown is interim chairman and charter membership remains open.
A July Reader's Digest article summarized a six month study of 31 cigarettes showing 28 brands altered nicotine and tar. nine improved, three worsened. The piece promotes reading The Cigarette Industry Changes Its Mind and other Woman's View content for consumer insights.
The 12th annual Veterans of Foreign Wars National Marble Tournament begins tomorrow at Davis Monthan Air Force Base. More than 100 participants including 44 regional champions will compete Friday and Saturday with finals at 3 30 p.m. Public entry opens 700 a m and doors close at 7 39 p m Friday. Local youth groups and Tucson area attendees join a western barbecue and banquet Saturday night hosted by VEW Post No. 007 E Speedy.
The Charles Lathrop Pack Conservation Award of the Triangle Y Ranch Camp went to John Klensin for the second camp period of the 1958 season. Eddie Arndt was named best camper and Curt Cephus the outstanding sportsman. Additional honors included best camper certificates for Bill Eley, Larry Lawrence, Rusty Dees, Roger Hohenbrink, Albert Aros and Dan Rudd, Tony Robbins, Steven Ronquillo, Eddie Arndt, Mike Cole, Paul Hansma and Richard Clark.
The Tucson Jewish Community Center summer camp opens Monday with expanded programs for children of all ages. New staff include Mrs Hy Rosen and Frances Smith Cohen who teach art weaving ceramics copper enameling leathercraft and advanced dance. Trails and horseback riding available at the 4921 Ranch. Registration underway for Play Camp Day Camp and Trailblazers with two sessions: June 30 to July 1 and July 21 to August. Mary Seginski Tucson student represents Arizona in Knights of Pythias public speaking contest with a talk on The Battle for Freedom in Denver leading to the national final in Boston.
A children’s patriotic parade of carriages and coaster wagons will highlight the Fourth of July celebration at UA Stadium in Tucson. Gates open 5:30 pm. parade starts 6:30 pm. Entries by postcard to Tucson Jaycees. TV personalities judge for $25 prizes. general chairman Gordon Jahn.
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