Scientist says We're more accepted Second in a series
Washington report profiles Estelle Ramey a Georgetown University professor and advocate for women balance of home and work. The 56 year old explains middle aged women gain ego support and society accepts their careers. She cites estrogen as a edge in survival and warns of emotional wear from undeveloped self identities.
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Mature Woman Information Center
Washington, D.C
Estelle Ramey
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Dr. Ramey
Edgar Berman
Ramey
James T. Ramey
Columbia University
New York
Brooklyn College
Knoxville
Tennessee
James Ramey
TVA
University of Tennessee
Stella
James
Talk to animals volunteer drive at Phoenix Zoo
The Phoenix Zoo Auxiliary seeks volunteers for weekday morning educational programs at the zoo educational center. Training is provided, and both men and women are welcome to apply. Call for an application form starting September.
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Phoenix Zoo
E. van Buren St
Scouts in 1970s Las Montanas Neighborhood Showcase Crafts
Crafty scouts in the Las Montanas Girl Scout Neighborhood display sand casting crocheting prospecting and traveling at an open house to be held 9 am to noon Wednesday in the Arcadia High School cafeteria. Groups from Hopi Kachina and Squaw Peak districts prepared for 1976 Bicentennial exhibitions with lessons in minerals rock gardens and crystal growth.
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Las’ Montanas Girl Scout
Arcadia High School
Indian School
Hopi
Kachina
Squaw Peak
U.S
Coliseum
Phoenix
Merlin Main
Michael Markis
Sandra deWerd
Consumer tips begin with educating the young says psychologist
Dr. Ernest Dichter of the Institute for Motivational Research argues that mothers and children shape consumer behavior. He says labels are read by few women, and urges educational campaigns using packaging to teach nutrition while noting consumers often dominate their own desires.
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Ernest Dichter
Dichter
Play by Ear piano course begins at SCC
Scottsdale Community College offers a non credit course "Secret of Playing by Ear" taught by Joyce Nichols starting Sept 3. The 16 Tuesday sessions run 5 30 to 7 p m with an audio visual approach to teach playing without reading music. Registration is daily 8 a m to 9 p m in the Community Service Office or on the first night of class. registration closes at 5 p m Friday.
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Joyce Nichols
Community Service
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