Arizona tribune. [volume], September 14, 1962, Page P.11, Image 11

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MEET THE ARIZONA TRIBUNE
CARRIER OF THE WEEK-JACKIE
Jackie Colter, IS yr. old son of Mrs. Delores Colter, 1214 E, Wash
ington Street, is the Arizona Tribune carrier of the week.
Jackie is one of the steady boys on the eastside. He likes to read
and watch television.
Jackie is a sophomore at Phoenix Union High School. He hasn’t
missed but two weeks of delivering The Arizona Tribune newspapers
since he began his route two years ago.
CYSTIC FIBROSIS MONTH HERE
Governor Paul Fannin offic
ially proclaimed September as
Cystic Fibrosis Month in Ari
zona last week, and donated the
first money to this year’s fund
raising drive.
This week, volunteer march
ers will be visiting homes, seek
ing to meet their goal of $50,000
which will be used in national
research projects, and in ob
GIVE US a few minutes of your time,
by Sw Williams & Jones Construction Co.
tabling equipment and medicine
for the daily treatment required
by victims of the disease which
is expected to strike more than
5,000 additional children this
year.
An urgent plea for additional
volunteer marchers has been
made by William Bamper, pres
ident of the local Cystic Fibrosis
chapter.
TEACHERS ENJOY
SUMMER STUDIES
Three local Phoenix Union
High School District teachers
traveled hundreds of miles to
take advanced courses in their
chosen fields this summer.
Miss Arlena Seneca, 1918 E.
Mobile Lane, studied at the Univ
ersity of Indiana at Bloomington.
She was enrolled in an anthrop
ology course.
Miss Seneca, a biology instruc -
tor at South Mountain High School,
has been teaching in the system
for 17 years.
Mr. Joseph Flipper, 1302 E.
Hubbell, mathematics instruc
tor at West High School studied
advanced mathematics at the
University of Kansas located at
Lawrence this summer.
He has been teaching in the
system for the past 17 years.
Both he and Mr. Leon Jordan,
2135 E, Corona received National
Science Foundation fellowships.
Mr. Jordan has a unique record
of having received six consecu
tive fellowships. He has been in
the system for 12 years and he is
the biology instructor at Camel -
back High School. This summer
he studied bio-chemistry.
UNITED FUND
DRIVE OPENS
Greater Phoenix and Scotts
dale officially kicks off its big
gest United Fund campaign Sun
day and Monday, Sept. 16-17.
Campaign chairman Herman
Chanen, who has been working
on the drive since last Febru
ary, said he is aiming for the
first “over the top” United Fund
campaign in ten years. The goal
is $1,726,696, a 26% increase
over the $1,383,000 raised last
year. Last year’s goal was
$1,668,624.
ARIZONA TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. SEPT. 14. 1962,
FIRST WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
awn. ..' '
The first year of marriage has ended for another couple in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jenkins were feted by their friends last Satur
day night.
Shown above in the photograph are Mr. and Mrs. Ira L, Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. George Whitfield, Jr., Mrs. Ora Whitmore, Fred Dryer and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar White, Jr.
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