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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1976

Page

4

Mattel introduces anatomically correct baby boy doll Tender Love

Mattel unveils Tender Love a new anatomically correct baby boy doll sparking mixed reactions. Parents educators and consumers debate whether a male baby doll should exist while Mattel defends realism and shifts in public acceptance.

Barbie Mattel Skipper Voila Ken Tender Love Ray Wagner Phyllis Suraci Maureen Dempsey Sally Hudson Hudson Stinette

Girl Scout Cookie Drive Aims for Grand Canyon Trip

Troop 1139 and thousands of Maricopa County Girl Scouts sell cookies through Feb 22 to fund trips and camps. Cookies cost 1.50 each with eight counties benefiting from 205000 to the council and 38437 to troops for camp maintenance and mortgage payments at Willow Springs near Prescott.

Grand Canyon Maricopa County Arizona Cactus-Pine Girl Scout Council, Inc Willow Springs Prescott

TB survivor retires after decades in lab work

Xenia Campbell survived 12 years bedridden by tuberculosis and a lung surgery before joining a sanatorium lab. After the sanatorium closed in 1963 she moved to Pierre and spent 12 years in the state health lab analyzing bacterial samples. She plans to stay active but urges younger workers to carry on the fight against TB.

Campbell Pierre

Bicentennial parade invites youth to dress as history figures

Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club sponsors a youth Bicentennial parade on Feb 22 at 2 p.m. starting McDowell Rd and 77th St ending Eldorado Park. Prizes, refreshments, and marching music from Torre Elementary School band and the Drum and Bugle Corps. Local teacher Rennie Willis will portray Abraham Lincoln. Children up to age 12 may join with decorated costumes and wheels.

Scottsdale Rennie Willis Abraham Lincoln Torre

Calendar events raise funds and note several club gatherings

A list of social activities from Friday to Wednesday includes a Valentine dance and steak fry at Elks Park for charity, honors for Lori Cox, NOW picnic for Susan B Anthony, AKC dog match, potluck dinner and film, Beta Sigma Phi meetings, University Women crafts, accounting group talk, Torah fund luncheon, and tax advice session.

Emblem Club Elks Lodge Elks Park 44Th St Lori Cox Coronado

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