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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1970
Page
3
A lighthearted column advises men on last minute St. Valentine gifts. It suggests showing how you view her through chosen presents, from glamorous items to practical help, such as hiring a babysitter and taking her out. It emphasizes personal touches like a humorous handmade card and avoiding routine gifts like disposable vacuum bags.
A columnist urges thoughtful gestures for the holiday, suggesting small acts like gifts beside breakfast plates and notes on mirrors. Emphasize easy to wipe ideas and involve children in giving Mommy a Valentine while acknowledging objections to the holiday.
Calendar items note an Alpha Phi Heart luncheon in Camelback Inn with cocktails at 11 30 a.m. Tickets cost six dollars, with reserved ten-person blocks on a first come basis. Mrs John DePoe Jr chairs the committee. fundraising aims for a two thousand dollar training aid for cardiac teaching.
The January 31 ceremony united Sally Miles of Scottsdale and Willard D. Hasford III of Omaha with a double ring rite in Camelback Inn chapel. Linda Liebsch was maid of honor. Tom Davis served as best man. a reception followed and the couple later visited Las Vegas before returning to Omaha where Hasford runs a helicopter business.
UPI reports that Girl Scouts now focus on community projects and inclusivity. Senior Scouts and First Lady Mrs. Richard Nixon praise ACTION70 for promoting equality while troops in Chicago, Little Rock, Fond-du-Lac organize programs, workshops, and migrant worker aid, showing growth beyond traditional activities.
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