President Harvill's Invitation to the Annual Meeting

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THE

UNIVERSITY

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ARIZONA

TUCSON

OFFICE OF 'II{E PRESIDENT

To the Members of the American Dairy Science Association:

The University of Arizona extends a cordial invitation to the American Dairy Science Association to hold its fifty-ninth annual meeting on the University campus in Tucson June 22-24, 1964. You will receive a staff and from the Club, on behalf of make your visit an

hearty welcome from the University's faculty and Tucson Chamber of Commerce and Sunshine Climate all Tucson citizens. We will do all we can to enjoyable and profitable one.

The facilities and personnel of the University of Arizona will be devoted to the success of your meeting. Comfortable and spacious rooms in several modern, air-conditioned buildings will be available for general and special meetings and committee sessions. The University of Arizona has experienced remarkable growth in the past decade and numerous new buildings have been constructed on our 136-acre campus. They provide a wide range of facilities admirably suited to the requirements of the American Dairy Science Association in planning its meeting. Housing in air-conditloned residence halls will be available for about 300 men who wish to room on campus while attending the meeting. For others, Tucson has a wide range of hotels and motels in which accommodations are available and which will be especially suitable for those accompanied by their wives or families. The resort facilities of the Tucson area are among the finest in the country and attract year-round visitors. Recreational opportunities include outdoor swimming pools, golf, tennis, horseback riding and excursions to old Mexico or the pine forests of adjacent mountains. Special programs being planned for the wives of members include sightseeing trips to major points of interest. Assuring you of friendly Arizona hospitality and with best wishes for a successful meeting. Sincerely,

Richard A. Harvill

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