The Boston Cat Club will hold its 66th annual cat show at Horticultural Hall Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 8 p.m. with proceeds to benefit the Children's Zoo's "Tiger Fund." Money will help purchase two Siberian tiger cubs. Within 10 years this tiger, the largest of the species, will be extinct unless special steps are taken. And helping take these steps are members of the Boston Cat Club, shown with Mayor White in his office. Children hold envelopes containing "Tiger Fund" contributions. Left to right, Mrs. Richards Worthen, Newton; Daniel Tamkin, Brookline; Debbie and Karen Burgess, Needham; Mayor White; Mrs. Aida Zanetti, Cambridge, club president, and Beverly Cohen, Framingham.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

The Boston Cat Club will hold its 66th annual cat show at Horticultural Hall Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 8 p.m. with proceeds to benefit the Children's Zoo's "Tiger Fund." Money will help purchase two Siberian tiger cubs. Within 10 years this tiger, the largest of the species, will be extinct unless special steps are taken. And helping take these steps are members of the Boston Cat Club, shown with Mayor White in his office. Children hold envelopes containing "Tiger Fund" contributions. Left to right, Mrs. Richards Worthen, Newton; Daniel Tamkin, Brookline; Debbie and Karen Burgess, Needham; Mayor White; Mrs. Aida Zanetti, Cambridge, club president, and Beverly Cohen, Framingham.

[ca. September 1971]

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Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] White, Mayor Kevin: Groups: July - Dec. 1971

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