Scottsdale program helps visually handicapped students thrive
In Scottsdale schools twenty nine visually handicapped students benefit from a mobility and orientation program under Dr Al Scharf. Four itinerant teachers travel to five campuses Arcadia Saguaro Coronado High and Supai Elementary to offer daily special classes aided by library resources and equipment. The district funds about 30000 yearly with state aid per student of 900, praising parental support and noting notable gains in music and writing talents.
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Scottsdale
al Scharf
Scharf
Arizona
Cess
Scottsdale Foundation
Fort
Pat Buchanan
Dave ‘Cook
Foundation
State Board of Education
Horoscope Roundup Tarot Style Weekend Advice
A Saturday oriented forecast urges practical life improvements and favorable contacts with people of importance. Advice spans signs from Aries through Pisces with emphasis on organization, social charm, health, finances, and romance.
Scouts Honor Fathers with Banquets and Concerts
Scouts host Father Daughter Banquet at 6:30 in Tavan Cafetorium with Denise Rancier as Piper and Mrs Charles Kelly as chairwoman. Cub Pack 241 Blue and Gold banquet follows at 6:30 with fathers as guests, chaired by Mrs Steve Chalmers and Cubmaster James Miller. Arcadia High wrestling team provides entertainment. Human Growth film for seventh and eighth graders and fathers shown next Thursday at 7:30 in Tavan Cafetorium with local doctor leading discussion. Tavan Wildcat and Advanced bands gave a concert led by Charles Walker in Tavan Cafetorium.
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Tavan
Tavyan
Abe Ulssel
Charles Kelly
Snide
Denise Rancier
Cub Pack
Pavan
Cubs
Steve Chalmers
James Miller
Arcadia High School
Tavan Wildcat
Tavan Advanced
Charles Walker
Scottsdale area community meeting covers park plans and school events
A combined Loloma Paiute Community Center meeting at the Recreation Center discussed Scottsdale interest session items. Speeches covered a junior college, local spelling winners, and plans for Paiute Park with petitions to city officials.
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Loloma - Paiute Conpamily
Scottsdale
Recreation Center
No. 76Th St
Charles Rowan
Scottsdale students win gold keys and certificates in 1968 art exhibit
Forty two Scottsdale area students earned gold keys or certificates at the Arizona Scholastic Art Exhibit held at the First Federal Building in Phoenix and at Arizona State University. Winners include Terry Miller of Paiute School and Valerie Garner of Saguaro High in various media with many others named from Supai, Coronado, Cactus and Camelback Desert schools across seventh to ninth grade divisions.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Federal
Phoenix
Matthews Center
Arizona’ State University
Terry L. Miller
Paiute School
Cindy Gerber
Supai School
Cynthia L. Clark
Paiute
Cheryl Hill
Supai
Brenna Lambute
Andy Blomeyer
Camelback Desert
Brenda Zambute
Ruth Church
Martha Giammarinaro
Kyle Re-Wiley
Grace Alarez
Cheryl Bess
Saguaro High
Privacy fears rise as computers grip daily life
Chicago report on a University of Chicago conference warns that Big Brother via federal, corporate, and private data banks swallows privacy. Experts say errors in files are unchecked and individuals rarely see or correct their records. Ratcliffe notes government questions probe drinking, sex life, and marital harmony.
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Chicago
UPI
United States
James M. Ratcliffe
University of Chicago Law School
Privacy: Policy and the Law
University of Chicago
Ratcliffe
Congress
Expert Defender's Lesson in Dummy's Long Suit Turns Tide
In this bridge hand South defends a contract by running dummy's long suit while West must maneuver against trumps. The analysis explains how West can defeat the contract by discarding the three of spades on a second low diamond and the strategic implications of dummy's exposed long suit.
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West
South
Declarer
Open Housing Forum Planned in Phoenix Center
An Open Housing Forum will be held Tuesday at the Phoenix Jewish Community Center under United Valley Volunteers sponsorship. The 9 30 am program at 1718 W Maryland includes luncheon with discussion groups on schools real estate legislation and city planning. Henry Cabirac Phoenix Human Relations Commission director will speak morning convocation.
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Phoenix Jewish Comuluirity Center
United Valley Volunteers
Maryland
Jewish Community Center
YWCA
Arizona Association of University—Women
Phoenix League of Mex
Ican - American
Henry Cabirac
Human Relations Commission
City of
Phoenix
Open
Motorcycles safety folder circulated by Arizona schools
The Arrona State Department of Health issues a motorcycle safety folder outlining advantages and disadvantages and defers to readers for the decision. The publication To Steve: Subject Motorcycles is distributed in elementary and high schools statewide and available through the Arizona State Department of Health Publications Office for PTA and civic groups.
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Arrona State Department of Health
Steve
Office of Public Instruction
PTA
Arizona State Department of Health
W. Adams
Phoenix
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Taurus
Gemini
Mate
Leo
Vergo
Scorpio
Aquarius
Niéed
P.m
Tony
Cial
Loloma Area
By Ann Hosmer
Loloma
Robert Faulkner
Patty Seaman
Daniel Wilson
Dawn Falk
Janice Hook
Nadya Kashmagerick
Lynn Munsey
LeRoy Papineau
Robin Ruland
Charlotte Connell
Tracey Schlief
Judy Strawn
Soloma
Hans Laetz
Lisa Seyler
Anne Gregory
Bob ‘Heffrich
Jane Manhart
Jana Jennison
Fred Delich
Kathy McGill
Jennie Swenson
Darlene Graham
Dawn Sanders
Maureen Hahn
Brent Russell
Mike Minnchiavoli
Lynn Georgens
Audrey Heimer
David Deathcrofe
Donn Graham
Mikki Jack
Lori Brant
Isabel Knapman
Scot Russell
Bob McGregor
Jack Dalton
Tom NeKee
MacAninch
St. Theresa’s Catholic Church
Harrison M. Baker
Richard ‘Larner
Paiute—Park
Salt River
Kent Huson
Loloma, Paiute
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Little League
William Cooper
Leroy Domnally
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Scottsdale High School
Sam Wiggins
Scottsdale High
Tonalea
Steve Bauer
Gordon Hendricks
Bob’ _McKee
Don McKee
Jeff Pearl
Ron
Puente
Scott
Russell
Joel Turner
Turner
Hendricks
Janice Russells
Barbara Groth
Elizabeth Hixcox
Barry Hinnicutt
Daria Onifer
Coronado
Harvey Redding
Mary Helms
Linda Pickenheim
Wanda Smith
Paul Cox
Sharon Jones
Coronado High
Kristin, Kitrell
Saguaro
Dave Mattson
Carmen Schoeneman
Judith Delmonico
Cynthia Keyring
Babette Gamesh
Cathy Knobb
Ginny Lincoln
Mariania Smith
Jeff Bailey
Carole Blom
Gail Jarson
Bill Hegarty
Carol Smith
Alfred Sheinwold
North
East
Jead — & J
Open Housing Forum
H.H. Hiatt
Scottsdale RD
Thomas
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Catherine Lindquist
Studio 10
Dusty Craig
Phoenix Star Theater
Lindquist
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