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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1974

Page

4

Spring Brings Flower Show At Los Arcos Mall

Pat Brinn and Millie Savage showcase terrarium care while Evelyn Emerson studies a finished exhibit. The Village Tillers Garden Club of Scottsdale hosts a public flower show "Spring Brings" at Los Arcos Mall Friday and Saturday noon to 9 PM and 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Exhibits feature native plant conservation and presentations with judging in categories like table design and topics such as energy crisis and tax trauma.

Pat Brinn Millie Savage Evelyn Emerson Village Tillers Garden‘Club Scottsdale Los Arcos Mall

Scottsdale clubs host luncheons meetings and officer elections

Calendar notes show multiple Scottsdale area groups scheduling meetings including the Casino Club luncheon at Saddleback Inn with 1974 75 officer elections, District 18 nurses talk at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, and Beta Sigma Phi and Epsilon Sigma Alpha chapters holding evening gatherings with officers elected and speeches planned.

Casino Club Saddleback ‘Inn

Urgent Call for Early Detection of High Blood Pressure

Dr Edward W Hawthorne of Washington DC urged the National Medical Association to mobilize a community effort for early detection and medical control of hypertension. He said effective drugs exist to lower blood pressure but access is lacking. Howard University’s physiology chair led a seminar sponsored by CIBA during the Medical Horizons series noting hypertension is twice as common among black people.

Edward W. Hawthorne Washington, D.C National Medical Association NMA Hawthorne Howard University College of Medicine Ciba Pharmaceutical Co Medical Horizons

Tucson couple advocates childfree marriage ahead of 60 Minutes feature

Lynn and Gail Havach of Tucson are part of the National Organization for Non-Parents advocating childfree life. CBS cameras filmed them in Tucson including at the UA mall and McKale Center as a spring 60 Minutes segment nears air. The couple, married four years, says childfree choice is positive, not anti-child, and notes NON has about 2,000 members with 20 percent parents. The segment was filmed in New York and Tucson and may air on Mother's Day or in spring.

University of Arizona Lynn Havach Gail Havachs CBS 60 Minutes Tucson Ust Havach UA Student Union McKale Center National Organization For Non-Parents NON Ellen’ Peck New York Lynn Vietnam

Fleur de lis Ball at Mountain Shadows to aid Gerard High School

Mountain Shadows Resort hosts the Fleur de lis Ball to raise funds for Gerard High School music program and scholarships. The April 6 dinner dance runs 9:30 PM to 1:00 AM with a breakfast brunch at 11:30 PM, featuring the Dan ceros. Home and School Association leads planning with board members assisting. Reservations via Mrs Harrington, Mrs Bourgte, or Mrs Stevens. Gerard High School, now in its 12th year, serves over 600 students in the Valley Catholic system.

Mountain Shadows Resort Phoenix Jerry ‘Harrington E. Mountain View Eugene J. Bourgte E. Windsor Ave Jo Stevens Gerard High School Valley Catholic

Bank executive to discuss economy and consumer impact

First National Bank of Arizona will address the group on the topic Economy and How It Applies to the Consumer. Luncheon is 2.75 dollars per person with Marvel Casey handling reservations. SC College AWARE chapter meets at 12 30 p m Roo E 107. Jill Dwyer Greyhound Corp director of employment will speak on Maturity An Employment Counselor s View. Students and public invited with refreshments after Q A.

First National Bank of Arizona Marvel Casey Scottsdale Community College AWARE Association For Women’s Active Roo E-107 SCG Jill Dwyer Greyhound Corp

Reunion set for Scottsdale High School class of 1964

Scottsdale High School announces a 10 year reunion for the class of 1964 set for May 24 26 at the High Chaparral. Activities include a cocktail party dinner and dancing plus a family picnic. Uncontacted members should call the school office. Deposits of 10 per person due by April 30.

Scottsdale High School

ODRINEX Diet Pill Promises Quick Weight Loss

An advertisement touts ODRINEX as the most effective reducing aid available without prescription. A tablet before meals supposedly lowers appetite and calories, with claims of women coast to coast losing 5 to 20 pounds quickly. Money-back guarantee offered with no questions asked.

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