Patience Greatest Virtue At Center For Handicapped
William H Creamer of the Arizona Training Center for the Handicapped cites patience as the key virtue as ATCH, a United Community Campaign agency, reports nine former workers employed in Tucson area businesses since 1962 and seven more marginally employed. The center, which averages 33 workers and handles book binding, woodworking, and packaging, partners with Vocational Rehabilitation to place workers in outside jobs. Proceeds from a Kiwanis sponsored rummage sale will aid ATCH, which serves handicapped individuals seeking independence through work and community contribution.
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William H. Creamer
Arizona Training Center For the Handicapped
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ATCH
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Extra ASME Campus Meeting Promotes Caesar Papers
The Southern Arizona Section of ASME and the UA Student Section meet at 6 30 tonight in the Junior Ballroom, Student Union, to hear Henry E Keck Thomas A Hazen Barry F O'Brien and James F Kephart present technical papers for cash prizes. An extra Julius Caesar performance at 8 30 pm Sunday in University Theater offers sold out seats. Tickets are available at the theater box office.
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Henry E. Keck
Thomas A. Hazen
Barry F. O’brien
James F. Kephart
University of Arizona
California Institute of Technology
University Theater
University of Arizona Drama Department
Noted Twin Poachers To Be Memorialized
STEVENAGE England UPI A fund drive opened yesterday to set up memorial headstones for twin brothers Ebenezer Albert Fox and Albert Ebenezer Fox who died in the 1930s. The brothers with 200 convictions each were Steven age s most famous poachers.
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Stevenage
England
UPI
Ebenezer Albert Fox
Albert Ebenezer Fox
Man Seized In Chase To Face Trial
Carlton Patrick Barnes, 46, of 63 N. South Ave, must stand trial in Superior Court on a felony charge of grand theft involving four tires reported stolen. Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson ordered held on $1,000 bond after a preliminary hearing. Barnes was arrested March 3 after tires on his car were reported stolen, fled police, and was recaptured after a foot chase ending with a flying tackle. Pending in City Court is a charge of reckless driving from the auto chase.
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Carlton Patrick Barnes
N. ‘Sth
Ave
Superior
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Barnes
Marc
Harnes
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