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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1977

Page

4

Doctor foresees cancer vaccines and personalized treatment

Dr. Carl Impelliter spoke at the Scottsdale Public Library about future cancer therapies including vaccines that trigger antibodies to attack tumors. He noted varied tumor forms and urged regular lung x rays, while acknowledging limited success of radiation and chemotherapy. He emphasized quitting smoking to aid lung recovery.

Carl Impelliter Impelliter Scottsdale Public Library Jack McFarland Impellitor

Money smart budgeting for wardrobe purchases

The guide from the Consumer Credit Institute advises evaluating past clothing needs before buying, planning by color and fabric, and comparing departments and sales. It warns against overreliance on credit and offers a checklist for quality garments, plus a paid planning guide titled The Consumer's Almanac.

Consumer Credit Institute 16Th St N.W Washington, D.C

Calendar energy events around Phoenix clubs and groups

A rummage and bake sale benefiting the Phoenix Boys Choir Touring Fund starts at 8 a.m. at Crossroads Methodist Church. An auction follows at 10 a.m. Tuesday events include the Phoenix Medical Association Auxiliary convention at the Hyatt Regency with crafts, workshops and an international buffet. Scottsdale Women’s Club meets at 1 p.m. Dr. Lee Thompson speaks on Energy Challenges at ASU. Big Sisters luncheon is at Paradise Valley Country Club. Bullock’s salon will present summer hair and cosmetics with a gift certificate drawing. Job’s Daughter Bethel No. 20 meets at 7 p.m. at the Masonic Temple.

Phoenix Boy’s Choir Touring Fund Crossroads Methodist Church Northern and Central Avenues Phoenix Phoenix Medical Association Hyatt Regency Auxiliary AIMA Richard L. Collins Scottsdale Big Sisters of Arizona Paradise Valley Country Club N. Tatum Blvd Adolpho Bullock's Beauty and Hair Salon Bullock’s Trudy Collins E. Osborn International Order of Job Bethel No Masonic Temple N. Scottsdale Rd

Mona Lisa Eye Suggests High Cholesterol Link

A cardiologist claims Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa shows high cholesterol from the yellow in her left eye. Louvre experts say it is not a discoloration but part of the painting. Doctors advise low fat diets and substitutes like egg white products corn oil margarine nonfat milk to reduce heart disease risk.

Leonardo da Vinci Haruo Nakamura da Vinci Mona Louvre Tuscany

New LWV East Maricopa Officers Named

Betty Shoenhair is president Felice Bews first vice president Ann Hosmer third vice president and Mary Taylor treasurer for the League of Women Voters of East Maricopa serving Scottsdale area. Helen Henderson of Scottsdale receives the 1977 distinguished service award from Catholic Social Service of Phoenix for organizing the Save-a-Child League in 1970 and expanding day care funding with federal matching funds. She has led the league board for five years and serves as member of Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ and Homeland Ministry board.

League of Women Voters of East Maricopa Scottsdale Betty Shoenhair Felice Bews Ann Hosmer Mary Taylor Helen Henderson Catholic Social Service of Phoenix Save-a-Child League League Scottsdale Congregational United Church of Christ Homeland Ministry

Edwards sisters sweep home economics awards at county fair

Three Scottsdale sisters Robyn 16 Melody 14 and Shauna 12 carried off 12 ribbons in the open home economics division at the Maricopa County Fair. Robyn won six ribbons, Melody five and Shauna one, sharing cash prizes while their mother Renz Edwards rushed garments to meet the entry deadline on March 30.

Scottsdale Maricopa County Edwards Robyn Melody Shauna Renz Mary Edwards E. Mescal Chaparral High School Chaparral Cocopah School Maricopa County Fair

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