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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1974

Page

4

Fashions to show Original touch theme fashion show

United Methodist Women present a noon Saturday fashion show and luncheon at Burgess Hall Scottsdale United Methodist Church 4140 Miller Rd featuring hand tailored clothes for all ages and sizes including bridal and maternity Most outfits modeled by the seamstress Also items from Kathy Raskin 1974 Maid of Cotton wardrobe Jo Laird Scottsdale Tickets 250 or 125 for under 16 Proceeds aid mission projects Shirley Maguire chairs with Jeannette McKeown publicity Maureen Warren ticket committee head

United Methodist Women Burgess Hall Scottsdale United Methodist Church Miller Ra Kathy Raskin Arizona Jo Laird Scottsdale Shirley Maguire Cochairman Jeannette McKeown Maureen Warren

Calendar Foursome Steers Off Pre-Israel Independence Day Breakfast

A breakfast for Israel Independence Day planned at Har Zion Congregation features B nai Shalom slides from the Yom Kippur war and Israeli songs. Tickets cost 1.50 per person with public invited and contact for details. includes front lines tributes and hospital visits by B nai Shalom.

Har Zion E. Lincoln Drive B’nai Shalom Group Israel B’nai Shalom

Glaucoma risk rises after age 35 demands screening

The disease often shows no warning and slowly destroys vision. Regular eye exams with glaucoma screening every two years are advised for adults over 35 by the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness. A simple painless test can diagnose glaucoma early, allowing treatment with prescription eye drops to arrest progression.

U.S National Society For the Prevention of Blindness

AACLD Hosts Third Annual Learning Disabilities Conference

The Arizona Association for Children with Learning Disabilities opens its conference at 8 a.m. Saturday in the Memorial Union at Arizona State University. Dr. Samuel Kirk of the University of Arizona will deliver the keynote on current issues, with workshops on identification testing remediation and related topics.

Arizona Association For Children With Learning Disabilities AACLD Memorial Union Arizona State University Samuel Kirk University of Arizona Thomas W. Miller E. Sheridan Ave

Summer Day Camp Opens at Scottsdale-Tempe YWCA Center

Registration is open for a summer day camp at the Scottsdale-Tempe YWCA Center 4615 N Granite Reef Rd for children ages four to 12. The program runs half days with instructor Judith Von Lehe, former teacher at the American School in Libya. For more information contact the YW center.

Scottsdale-Tempe Judith von Lehe Lybia YW Center

Earth Shoe founders bring Danish design to New York stores

New York couple Raymond and Eleanor Jacobs launch the Earth Shoe after meeting Anna Kalso in Copenhagen. Kalso’s minus-heel design stems from yoga inspired footwear to improve posture and foot health. The pair opened their first shop April 1 1970, timed with Earth Day, and now run six stores with dozens more planned.

Gay Pauley New York UPI Denmark New-York Raymond Eleanor Ellie Jacobs Museum of Modern Art Laura Susan Europe Copenhagen Anna Kalso Jacobs Santos Brazil Kalso America United States Liam

Library plans panel on assault discussion

A free panel at Scottsdale Public Library will explore society’s attitude toward rape victims, their families, and the assailant. The session aims to prevent rape, aid coping after assault, discuss available victim resources, and outline police procedures. Panelists include Linda Scheben, Dr Celia Halas, Diane McCarthy, Sharon Bozik, and Stephen Cox.

Scottsdale Public Library Civic Center Plaza Linda Scheben Celia Halas Diane McCarthy Sharon Bozik Stephen Cox

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