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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1974
Page
3
The Scottsdale Civitan Club will meet at 7 30 p m at the Camelot Restaurant 7633 E Indian School Rd. The program includes discussion of the Heath Service in South America and aiding underprivileged people.
Mrs H A Carlberg leads a boutique planned for a May 1 bridge luncheon by the Friends of Foundation for Blind Children at 11 30 a m SunBurst Hotel. Turquoise jewelry will be featured with prizes baked goods and jewelry chairs named. Tickets available at Marsha's Fifth Avenue Shop or the Foundation 205 S Hinton Ave.
The Phoenix Art Museum hosts an open house from 1 30 to 4 30 p m to celebrate two new exhibitions American Pieced Quilts and American Pottery and welcome Ronald Hickman and his family. Activities include en tertainment, quilting demonstration, tours, refreshments, and free public admission. Special bicycle paths and parking areas will be provided.
In a satirical future scene, two archaeologists in New York consider how 1974 streaking would be read by posterity. They discuss primitive rites, gender roles, and the rise of Women's Lib as a catalyst, with caricatured scholars debating motives and societal backlash.
The Greater Phoenix Alumni Board of the University of Arizona hosts the Bear Down Ball at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Paradise Inn. Mexican Fiesta decor and mariachis accompany dancing and hors d oeuvres as proceeds fund the Greater Phoenix Scholarship Fund for four year UA scholarships for Valley high school graduates. Tickets are $3 at the door.
Dana Lynch, of the Kiva Toastmistress Club, won the Valleywide and Northern Arizona Council No 3 speech contest and will travel to the regional Toastmistress conference in San Diego California June 7 to 9.
Scottsdalians in action O Hara of Scottsdale and Jane Masters of Paradise Valley pledged to Natani junior women’s honorary. Mortar Board seniors Karla Ekblaw Robin Larsen and Sharon Simpson of Scottsdale newly elected. Desert Noon timers Business and Professional Women’s Club names Roberta Butler president Maureen O’Hanlon first vice Judith Germond second vice Lynn McCullough secretary Audrey Netzel treasurer. Zeta Tau Alpha initiate Brenda Sue Yoder as secretary Armour E Black corresponding secretary Howard D Hanson treasurer Johanne Hood ways and means chair and Owen F Childress co chair in charge of book sale. DACOWITS convened in Washington with 40 women advisors to the Secretary of Defense on policy and terms of service.
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