Tonalea PTA Family Fun Day Book Sale Set
Tonalea third grade students unload hundreds of books for the PTA Family Fun Day book sale to be held noon to 4 pm Saturday on school grounds at 68th and Oak. Events include games rides a merchandise drawing country store baked goods cake walks jewelry engraving and more. public invited.
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Tonalea School
Jonathan Main
Scott Armstrong
Lisa Enriquez
Jacqueline Duhame
Dawn Holenka
68Th
Oak Streets
San Francisco quake survivors recall 1906 disaster effects
Gladys Todd recalls the April 18 1906 quake that toppled brick buildings and sparked fires, leaving 250000 homeless and 452 dead. A reunion of 30 survivors at the Victoria Hotel marks the anniversary as others describe scenes from San Francisco and nearby towns.
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Carrick Leavitt
San Francisco
UPI
Gladys Todd
America
Golden Gate
San
Ford sets emergency board to avert national rail strike
President Ford created a presidential emergency board to prevent a nationwide rail strike due to a contract dispute between the National Railway Labor Conference and the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks. The board, chaired by Alexander B. Porter with members James M. Harkless and Francis X. Quinn, must report by May 16, after which unions and companies have 30 days to reach a settlement.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
National Railway Labor Conference
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline
National Railway Labor Act
National Mediation Board
Alexander B. Porter
James M. Harkless
Francis X. Quinn
Temple University School of Business Administration
Philadelphia
Chaparral Honor Students Tapped Into Distinguished Society
Chaparral High announces members elect to the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Names include Rachel Baratz Cynthia Bell Debra Bergero Sheryle Bowles Janet Brooks Cherise Cortese Nancy Diercksmeier Marguerite Fitch Melissa Goldman Todd Hirte Shari Hughes Susan Jackson Monique Lenoir Isabel Macomber Dawn Neisser Brian Petersen Leslie Pegue Cheryle Stuebe Sara Von Ammon Teresa Willis Laura Blumer Timothy Sullivan Karen Bullion Leonard Call Chuck Davis Steve Hentz Holly Hutchison Keith Jantzen Lorraine McCauley Nora New Cleta Romero Gail Wallace. The society offers about 800000 in scholarships over four years and publishes a volume. The first 1975 prom is 8 p.m. Saturday at the Towne House. Faculty chaperones will attend.
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Chaparral High
Noar Leading High School Honorary
Society of Distinguished
Rachel Baratz
Cynthia Bell
Debra Bergero
Sheryle Bowles
Janet Brooks
Cherise Cortese
Nancy Diercksmeier
Marguerite Fitch
Melissa Goldman
Todd Hirte
Shari Hughes
Susan Jackson
Monique Lenoir
Isabel Macomber
Dawn Neisser
Brian Petersen
Leslie Pegue
Cheryle Stuebe
U.S
Society of
Births at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital in late March and early April
The birth notices list James L. P. Logan Jr and Marianne with a daughter on March 28 at 7451 E Holly, James R Paine and Pamela Lynn with a son March 29, John K Bradshaw and Allyn M with a son March 30, Otis E McLaw and Brenda L with a daughter March 31, Forrest M Suggs and Lucinda Ann with a son March 31, Douglas F Tewell and Pamela Jean with a son March 31, Paul R Watkins and Sheila V with a daughter March 31, Ronald G Ricci and Bonnie Lynn with a son April 1, Donald E Palmer and Geraldine M with a son April 3, Everette Tabor and Jeanne B with a daughter April 3, and William J Gosney and Ruth Ann with twin girls on March 27.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Logan
James L. P. Jr
Marianne
E. Holly
Paine
James R
Pamela Lynn
N. 82Nd St
Bradshaw
John K
Allyn M
N. 87Th Way
McLaw
Otis E
Brenda L
E. Weldon Ave
Tewell
Douglas F
Pamela Jean
Phoenix
Tabor
Everette
Jeanne B
Harvard St
Gosney
William J
Ruth.Ann
W. Des Moines Circle
Mesa
Phoenix Heritage Days Begins In Encanto Park
Phoenix Heritage Days in Encanto Park will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Ethnic groups and organizations will display costumes artifacts perform native dances and songs. Native foods will be sold and groups will showcase early American frontier traditions.
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Phoenix
Encanto Park
15Th Avenue
Encanto
Ft McDowell Indian Fair Set for Saturday on Reservation
The 1975 Ft McDowell Ba Ja Indian Fair will run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Ft McDowell Reservation one half mile past the Verde Bridge on the Beeline Highway east of Scottsdale. Admission is $1.50. The event features Indian craft displays food and native dances.
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Ft. McDowell
Ft. McDowell Reservation
Verde Bridge
Beeline Highway
Scottsdale
Cronkite to Speak at Phoenix Executives Club Luncheon
CBS news anchor Walter Cronkite will be guest speaker at the Phoenix Executives Club April meeting. The event, now a luncheon, starts at noon at the Towne House 100 W. Clarendon Ave Phoenix with a 30 minute fellowship starting at 11 30.
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Walter Cronkite
CBS Television News
Phoenix Executives Club
Cheon
Clarendon Ave
Phoenix
Kiva Cocopah Cherokee Students Shine At Arizona Film Festival
Kiva Cocopah and Cherokee students earned top honors in the Arizona Student Eight Millimeter Film Festival held at ASU. First graders produced the drama winner The Three Billy Goats Gruff, while fourth through sixth graders wowed with The Higher Side of Sports. A wide resource pool supports classroom programs across the district.
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Kiva
Arizona
ASU
Robin Kline
Billy Goats
Bettyann Harris
Jeff Sloan
Danny DeChesaro
Damian DeChesaro
Karl Boltz
Cherokee
Seymour
Cheryl Jarnagin
Jan Sterenberg
Pat Moyer
China
Russia
Stephen MacKinnon
Crouft
Two SCC Teachers Named Outstanding Educators of America
Scottsdale Community College honors Edna Mae Brooke and Clarence R. Dyer as Outstanding Educators of America for 1975 nominated by SCC officials. Brooke, a business education instructor, teaches mathematics of business and personal finance, transferring from Maricopa Technical College where she led institutional services. Dyer, chair of the Fine Arts Division, teaches watercolor, art humanities, and related subjects, holding degrees from Kent State and ASU.
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Scottsdale Community College
Edna Mae Brooke
Clarence R. Dyer
Brooke
Scottsdale College
Maricopa Technical College
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San Jose
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Los Hermanos
Royal Fork
Chuck Wright
Kevin Ault
Mark Keller
Jesse King
Mark Fernwall
Alamos
Mexico
Ralph Bradshaw
Frank Dubuy
Mike Merrifield
Flagstaff
Joy Scott
Yvette Pourciau
Kathy Bizants
Ken
Bob Goodenberger
Tom Manley
Jim Carpenter
Debbie Lippman
Doug Wallace
Bob Connolly
Debbie Norris
New Adams Hotel
SAE
Saguaro
Saguaro High School
Joseph Esile
J. D. Marsch
Arcadia
Air Force
Nancy Bagatell
Janet Burbeck
Leslie David
Phillip Fernandez
Thomas Frazer
David Garrison
Jonathan Griep
Daniel Hartley
Susan Horne
Court Houseworth
Frieda Jacobowitz
Beth Kartub
Beth Lederman
Alicia Lee
Paul Mosley
Beth Rhode
Susan Schramm
Julie Schwartz
Timothy Sutton
Dean Cederquist
John Erlick
Andy Frew
Shelley Gardner
Sofia Haberman
Bob Hickerwell
Anna Hoenecke
Frank King
Ann Lutich
Dana Leibsohn
Barbara Maxwell
Beth Shapiro
Maureen Wooten
Sharon Bagatell
Jeffrey Beatty
Daniel Fraden
Lynne Button
Stephen Cardon
Debra Drain
Laura Eaves
Gregory Fairbanks
Elizabeth Hedges
Scott Herbold
John Higgins
Rodney Larson
Diane Lee
Donna Lipphardt
Laura Marshall
Julia McArthur
Connie Pad
del Webb
Mountain Shadow Resort
Navajo Room
N. 71St Place
Sundown Plaza
Cronkite
David Goldman
Katy Harris
Jon Hann
Cathy Cahill
Scottsdale High School
Lynette Anderson
Ginny Zang
WaDaka Camp Fire
Prescott
Heard Museum
Barbara van Ess
St. Vincent DePaul
Inez McCrary
Kelle Reed
Deena Armstrong
Sheri Dix
Doreen Ebner
Karen Elston
Lisa Kurtz
Liz Levy
Susan McCrary
Migi McGrath
Christine Stuart
Kami Thur
Shawn van Ess
Luise Levy
Quita McGrath
SCC
Dyer
The
Kent State University
Arizona State University
Giant Funnite
Scottsdale Baptist Church
N. Scottsdale RD
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