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deboNairs plan busy calendar eo* toe «est w t»e ve<* tf%* % vCf " JIM- W if : Jb v >|%. H j ImßP' '*' t: %’’ |p^|p j |''^'| ' I a a|i||g & : c. •. V. - Mmalttr '■'■&•s:% I ;i : . ** J|| ;/ jfES W'. . 4 s-f* r- .\ /* -> : - JV|If IHB .^S mk PS * i / ' > j" %.. • mk t’" « V fl ■jfV m ® % : 1 « If m J* ' || p^Mr ■ ' ' i s 388 fIRHMMMi ■ w ■ THE DEBONAIRS, one of the busiest groups in the city, is in its fourteenth year. Planning the remainder of this year’s work are some of the officers and members who attended a business meeting last Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Prince Pullins, 1441 So. 12 Ave. First picture shows Mrs. Jimmie Sanders, president; Miss Altha Curtis, secretary; Mrs. Lillie Belcher, treasurer; and Mrs. Paul Brown, corresponding secretary. Second photo, from left, Mesdames Bessie Cook, A J.Galbreath, Alvin Ritchie, Barbara Deck, and Prince Pullins. Others not present include Mesdames Chaises Jackson, vice president; Flora Ruffin, Amanda Gray and Demtra Vann. (Photo Bobby Heard) M - . n * ! 2441 E. BROADWAY Jflaimine s Msaufy J took gp 6-9584 MAUDINE SCOTT, OWNER LATEST HAIR STYLINGS—TINTS FACIALS and EFFICIENT SERVICE SOUTHSIDE BAKERY BR 6-2302 j 5037 S. Central Ave. runri atf ! BOSTON CREAM PIE .49 GLAZED DONUTS doz .49 Z FRIDAY-SAT. SPECIALS ONLY TO SERVE #l| YOU BETTER Offi We have just opened our new \ CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN office at m I 5430 South Central Avenue. This office will provide complete escrow M Mt’ || and title service. M J|- ' Manager Jim Richey invites real estate brokers, mortgage bankers and the g enera | public to stop in any james h. Richey time to see our newest office. Phoenix Title and Trust Company ate &cot aue^/ SGT. CURRENCE RETURNS HOME if if ■ 1 HP i M/Sgt. Grady I. Currence, re cently returned from a 13-months tour of duty in the Middle East. He was stationed at Dhaaran, Saudi Arabia. While there he took a Protes tant religious retreat, visiting such historical places as Jeru salem, jfericho, and Bethlehem. He returned via Madrid,Spain. This air force sergeant has served in the USAF for the past 19 1/2 years. He has crossed the country fifteen times, stop ping in all states except Alaska and Hawaii. He and his wife, Elizabeth and daughter, Deborah moved to Phoenix in 1954. They reside at 4812 S. 20 Place. RONAN HEADS ALCOHOLISM GROUP Charles N. Ronan, Maricopa County attorney, was re-elected president of the Maricopa Cit izens Committee on Alcoholism, an independent voluntary health agency. W. Albert Brewer, M.D., is vice president; Mrs. Otto Gaare, secretary, and Kenneth Sloan, treasurer. In addition to these officers, H. E. Patterson, Jack Sherry and William J. Smith have been named to an executive com mittee. On Feb; 1, the MCCA,- a Uni ted Fund agency, opened an al coholism information center at 1515 E. Osborn. Miss Eleanore Schafer serves as executive di rector. Ronan said the center’s func tions are two-fold; to provide information to the public—and to provide consultation services to alcoholics, their employers and families. “The center is the culmina tion of four years of hard work,” Ronan said. “Now, for the first time, business, industry, labor and the general public have a place to go for skilled counsel in dealing with the county’s third greatest public health menace.” REMEMBER USE POSTAL ZONES ALWAYS... _ A RIZON FAST SERVICE 2 DRIVEIN WINDOWS INCOME TAX SERVICE 806 E. JEFFERSON EVES. AND SATURDAYS MOSES CAMPBELL, JR. CALL TODAY. . . . ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, 9, 1962, BOY WINS SCHOOL SPELLING BEE ;* MMM| • a MMj ■ 11 w ffii I s I I V" ®-’ Wr jMjm *t, -v wliJk ; y v f V ■;& .'M ' \ * jjllgpf - /r ' ' hHmHHHH ’This is the date to keep in mind,” said Rochelle Strickland, as she points to a bulletin. Rochelle, 10, was the runner-up in the Julian School spelling bee. The fifth grade girl showed poise and word knowledge as she kept pace with upper grade champions. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robuster Strickland, 4417 S. 19 Place. The school spelling champion, Richard Marshall, 12, son of Mrs. Fern Marshall, 2408 E. Corona, is an eighth grade student. He will compete with other school winners at the district spelling bee sched uled March 21 at Murphy School. The contest is sponsored by the Arizona Republic. District win ners will compete in a county contest later this month. WII T jjitq (Photo " Fred Banks) GRAND TOTAL OF 100 HERSHEY, Pa. - “It's a rec ord I'd hate to try and break myself,” says Philadelphia’s Wilt Chamberlain eyeing his new 100-point National Basketball Association single game stan dard. Chamberlain’s mark,eclipsing his own record of 78, came Friday night as the warriors de feated the New York Knicker bockers, 169-147. V MINOSO HAS EXTRA JOB IN ST. LOUIS ST. LOUIS - Orestes “Min nie” Minoso former Chicago White Sox baseball player, now with the St. Louis Cardinals, has been named to the public rela tions staff of Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company, owners of the Cardinals. Minoso, one of the most col orful big leaguers of recent years was bom in Cuba in 1922. He once played with the Cleveland Indians. HI-TONES FISH FRY Sat. - March 17 DINNERS SI.OO SANDWICHES $.50 STOP AND HAVE SOME FUN WITH THOSE FUNLOVING HI-TONES 1832 W. Cotopqli 8 p.m. ■ ? Make It YOUR Bank serves ALL AKIZOIWvIF r m 75 ...... M miBHDLY S OFFICES CORPORATION V.V.V.V/ ■■■ LEGEND CITY BUYS 14 BIG RIDES. FOR PARK Fourteen thrill rides for Leg end City, were purchased this week; announced Louis E. Cran dall, president of Legend City, Inc., developers of the Family amusement park now being con structed at 56th Street and East Washington in Fhoenix. The rides Include a whale ride, cup and saucer ride, rollercoast er, skyfighter ride and midgeo racers. They will be set up for use during the summer months while construction of the rest of the park continues. The 78-acre “theme park,” based on famous Arizona legends is scheduled to open late this fall and will, when completed, represent a $4 million invest ment. P.5