Scottsdale Daily Progress Apr 8 1970
The record summarizes a readable headline from the Scottsdale Daily Progress dated Wednesday April 8, 1970. It preserves dated newspaper tone and notes the issue context without expanding beyond the visible text.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1970
Page
3
The record summarizes a readable headline from the Scottsdale Daily Progress dated Wednesday April 8, 1970. It preserves dated newspaper tone and notes the issue context without expanding beyond the visible text.
New York report from Youth Research Institute shows teen expenditure rose 11.5 percent to 22.3 billion dollars in 1969. Growth driven by larger teen population, higher allowances, and earnings. women account for 52 percent of spending mainly on cosmetics and clothing.
Scottsdale residents invited to attend a two day hobby show and open house at the IBEW Union Hall in Phoenix with shops exhibiting and a preview. A separate reception for Lipman Collection sculpture at the Phoenix Art Museum runs Friday 5 30 to 7 30 p m and public display from Saturday to May 10. Grandmother's Club meets Saturday at 11 a m at Polynesian Apartments with Mrs Francis Jones discussing Indian arts and crafts and program chair Mrs Lucile Arnold.
The Visiting Nurse Service Auxiliary honored its guests at Saddleback Inn with a noon luncheon and social hour. A $27,000 check was presented to VNS Executive Director Dorothy Gerrard, funds from the February book sale that the auxiliary organized with 150 members. The event also celebrated retiring auxiliary president Mrs. John Murphy Jr. and installed new 1970 71 officers. The sale at State Fair grounds yielded more than 100 800 books.
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