Parada del Sol Rodeo Dance Supports Alcoholism Council
The Parada del Sol Rodeo Dance in Scottsdale raises funds for the local affiliate of the National Council on Alcoholism. The 2th annual event features Bill Hallock and Cactus County providing music with Western attire. Tickets are $3 in advance from Lazy-J's or Scottsdale Jaycees or at the bunkhouse. at the door if available. The charity also notes the upcoming rodeo performances and the affiliate’s Scottsdale services and impact data.
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Scottsdale
Jaycees
Main
Dean Louden
Rodeo Grounds
75Th Street
Osborn Road
National Council On Alcoholism
E. Osborn Rd
Phoenix
Women learn police rights tips for dealing with law
A national family magazine outlines how women involved in communities encounter the court and correctional system. It advises witnessing crimes to report, preserving evidence, and requesting officer identification, with guidance on searches and rights and how to contact the ACLU for complaints.
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National Family
Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
E. 40
New York
N.Y
Scottsdale Hiram Club Meeting at Villa Monterey
Calendar notes the Hiram Club meets at noon at Villa Monterey Country Club on Chaparral Road with officers to be installed.
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Scottsdale
Hiram Club
Villa Monterey Country Club
E. Chaparral Rd
Scottsdale couple marks 59th wedding anniversary
Mae D. Cummings born May 17, 1893 in Tyler Texas and Welborn R. Cook born July 14, 1893 in Palestine Texas married Jan 1, 1918 in Palestine. He enlisted in the U S Army Corps of Engineers at that time. The couple, now Scottsdale residents for 10 years, were celebrated by Cook's sisters Savilla Cook of Palestine and Mrs Warren Scoville of California. They live at 4004 N Granite Reef.
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Scottsdale
Mae D. Cummings
Tyler
Tex
Welborn R. Cook
Palestine
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Cook
Savilla Cook
Warren Scoville
California
Scott
Games alcoholics play and the family role in denial
Bob Cox, a counselor with the Greater Phoenix Council on Alcoholism, describes how family members enable drinkers by covering up and protecting them. He notes the pattern is common and reflects his own past as a former drinker who has stayed sober for 19 years and now coaches others.
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Bob Cox
Greater Phoenix Area Council On
Cox
Charlie
Dad
Family roles hinder progress in alcoholism recovery
Cox urges families to stop covering drinkers and instead confront them. He recommends joining Al Anon or Ala Teen for ongoing support, explains typical alcoholic profiles, and notes recovery starts when the drinker admits the problem. He cites the need for early intervention and no-wait access at his Phoenix Community Services office.
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Al-Anon
Ala-Teen
Cox
U.S
E. Osborn Rd
Phoenix
How to Use and Enjoy a Wood Burning Fireplace
Practical tips from the Fireplace Institute on safe efficient use of wood heating. Select seasoned dry wood and a mix of hard and soft woods for lasting flames. Use a sturdy grate and tools, a screen, and keep the hearth clear to prevent fires.
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Fireplace Institute
January birth stones offer largest variety of garnets
Garnet, a versatile family of gemstones not limited to deep red, appears in many colors and forms. January birthstones include almandite, pyrope, grossularite or tsavorite, spessartite, hessonite, andradite, rhodolite, among others. Garnet is abundant in the earth’s crust and even used in abrasives.
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United Bank
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Tempe
Christian Women’s Club of
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American Airlines
Pack
Phadoris Wallestead
Eldon Drapery Cleaners
Baliview
Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Needlepoint
Scottsdale Fashion Square
HI Haircutters
Fortres
Camelback Rd
Needlecraft West
Camelback Road
Royal Palms and Dagres Gallery
Betty
Perry
Rick
Smn
Parago
Plaza
McDowell'e
N. 70Th St
St. Ave
Paul R. Bates
Precision Chiropractic Offices
Professional Chiropractic Asse
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