Aspiring authors group fuels AAUW Scottsdale activity
Members of the Scottsdale Paradise Valley AAUW form interest groups from aspiring authors to legislative study and cooking. Monthly aspiring authors meetings run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at a member’s home, with informal discussion, reading, and constructive critique. Betty Schilling advances a yoga children’s book in progress. For membership details contact Mrs. Charles A. Sengstock Jr.
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American Association of University Women
AAUW
Scottsdale Paradise Valley
Beth Warn
Betty Schilling
Phoenix
Bridge Club
Charles A. Sengstock Jr
E. Keim
Scottsdale luncheon kicks off Arizona Girl Scout cookie sale
Mrs. Robert J. Smith of Scottsdale tops a guest list at Mountains Shadows for a cookie sale kickoff. Local leaders and chairmen announce a $1000 gift to the Foundation for Blind Children and highlight activities by Pi Lambda Theta and various university and club chapters across the Phoenix area.
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Robert J. Smith
Scottsdale
Mountains Shadows
Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council
Peter Lendrum
Council Cookie
Marty Quinn
Barry's Cookie Co
Openshaw
The
Foundation For Blind Children
Clarence Bluhm
Foundation
Pi Lambda Theta
Beta Kappa
Arizona State University
Windmill Theatre
Scottsdale and Phoenix residents honored in civic and military events
General Joseph Foss of Scottsdale received a Congressional Medal of Honor and attended Presidential Inaugural ceremonies in Washington, D.C. He and Mrs Foss took part in the Inaugural Parade Ceremony and Ball. In Arizona, the annual Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council meeting in Phoenix honored Scottsdale residents and named new officers and directors. Adair Jackman received a Woman of the West award for community contributions and leadership in Native American arts and events in Scottsdale and Arizona.
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Joseph Foss
Scottsdale
U.S. Marine Corps
Washington, D.C
Foss
del Webble House
Phoenix
Bradford van Ness
Chet Racine
Henry Johnson
Peter Lendrum
Lendrum
Solomon F. Harris Jr
William P
Jackman
Arizona Appaloosa Association
Scottsdale National Indian Arts Council
Military wife of the year helps others
Dolly Tuller, military wife of the year, balances family life with activities across Civil Defense, Civil Air Patrol, education, and volunteer leadership. She directs a Co op School for the Handicapped serving 72 students, mentors drug-control programs, U.N. human rights work, and promotes volunteer recruitment nationwide.
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Gay Pauley
New York
UPI
Steve Tuller
Tuller
Ruth Nichols
LaGuardia
Civil Defense
Civil Air Patrol
Dolly Tuller
U.S. Coast Guard
Washington, D.C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Department of Defense
Coast Guard
Department of Transportation
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc
Indianapolis
Steve
Search and Rescue
League of Women Voters
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Boston University
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Cherie Hawkins
Paul Brown
Darien Burke
Barbara Hitchcock
Branch
Wendy Black
Leon Black, Jr
E. Cheery Lynn Rd
Delta Delta Delta
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Texas
Miss Black
Arcadia High School
Paul Martin
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Edwin Clarke
Sylvester Davis
John Elliot
Mary Kaites
Joan P. Kaites
E. Osborn
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Jim Cunningham
Phoenix Area
Club
Sean Prior
Tempe
Della Cunningham
Mary Hogan
John Walsh
Milton Jesman
Beta Kappa Chapter
Nancy
Alice
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Adair Jackman
Mountain Shadows Resort
Fashions West of
Arizona
Marshall
Parada
Fifth Ave
CAPRI
S.M. L-Xl
Dinu
Pileuan Ave
Valentine
Posie Post
Tulips
Scottsdale Main & Brown
Southwestern Preparatory School
County Medical Society
N. Central Ave
Scottsdale Fashions
Main Street
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