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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1972
Page
3
Mrs. Anna Campana, 62, immigrant from Italy, reveals unwavering loyalty to Italian candidates. She plans to vote for her son Dick Campana and for Carvalho, who she believes has an Italian sounding name, despite Carvalho noting he is Portuguese.
New York UPI reports Dinah Shore promotes her first cookbook Someone's in the Kitchen with Dinah from Doubleday. She discusses the book, her NBC daytime show where she cooks and interviews guests, and memories of her singing career and Vanderbilt origin.
Dinah Shore explains after tennis matches friends drift from the Beverly Hills Hotel to her Dinah's Bar and Grill nearby. The Tennessee born star cooks for her guests tests recipes and mingles fame with food, noting she never counts calories while keeping her figure through tennis and golf.
Calendar Merlyn Cundiff will be first speaker in the YWCA Ranch House Singles Series at 7 30 p m Thursday. She will discuss kinesthetics at the informal session. Scottsdale Medical Wives meet at noon Thursday for luncheon at the Safari Hotel with hostesses Mary Ann Judge and Fran Yerger. Cards at 10 a m precede the luncheon.
Paradise Republican Women gather Friday at 10 a.m. in the community room at Los Arcos Mall. David Gage, chairman of the Maricopa County Republican Committee, will speak. Coffee is served at 9 30 a.m. Guests welcome.
A family moves within the same complex and trades sofas for stairs. The author recalls hauling boxes, using a stereo stand as a sled, and surviving five days of packing and reassembly with humor and chaos. Missing items and odd discoveries punctuate the ordeal.
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