Cool cats hold first Communications Convention at Saguaro High
A day at Saguaro High School featured 1950s outfits and jitterbug dancing to showcase various communication forms. Guests from Mesa High attended as speakers and performers while students competed in style lifts and limbo. Notable participants included Charlie Grimm and Joel Weldon.
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Saguaro High School
Rose Nack
Mesa High School
Tom Samfilippo
Corky Clark
Laurie Zillifro
Andrews Sisters
Glenn’ Miller
Annette Mangine
Scott Kerbey
Kelley Fifer
Cindy, Hudson
Bill Doss
Nancy Westlake
Mesa
Saguaro
Charlie‘Grimm 75
Chicago Cubs
Martin Vogt
Prudential Co
Jake Higgins
Arizona Broadcasting System
Joel Weldon
Toastmaster Club
W._C
California
Oan
Communications
Scottsdale AARP Chapter Plans First 1974 Meeting
The Scottsdale Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons schedules its first 1974 meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at Eldorado Park room 5. Budget director Tillman Crance of Arizona State University will discuss travel in Mexico. The chapter’s legislative committee meets at 1 p.m. The newly incorporated chapter lists Cordelia Kemmer as president and S Franklin Horowitz as first vice president. Members should bring AARP cards and Scottsdale Chapter ecards for registration.
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Scottsdale
American Association of Retired Persons
Eldorado Park
N. Miller Rd
Tillman Crance
Arizona State University
Mexico
National Organization
Cordelia Kemmer
S. Franklin Horowitz
Irene Heinecke
Louise, Horowitz
Jane Bullock
AARP
Notable social studies book listed for children
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Ingraham of Scottsdale have a book named An Album of Women in American History recognized as one of 126 notable trade books for children. The National Council for Social Studies praises its lavish illustrations and coverage of women from colonization to the equal rights movement.
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Leonard Ingraham
Scottsdale
ASU
National Council For Social Studies
United States
Psychic bid sparks chaotic bridge clash between Aces and Goren All Stars
In a volatile match West opens with a psychic one spade, East doubles as the responder, and North-South end in a three diamonds contract. Declarer struggles to salvage, with a late spade slam threatened by misread plays. The bid sequence yields a score of 130 despite the intrigue.
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Aces
East
Bill Eisenberg
West
South
Harold Ogust
New
York City
Bob Hamman
North-South
North
Declarer
Goldman
Mike
Lawrence
Dummiy
Bill Root
Vitamin E aid for hay fever and asthma discussed
A reader cites a Prevention magazine report from a Japanese doctor noting 400 units daily of vitamin E can ease hay fever and asthma after about four months. The letter also warns about antihistamines for glaucoma, high blood pressure, or heart trouble and shares personal experiences with aging and communication for shut-ins.
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John
Emanuel Lambert
Prevention Magazine
Japan
R.L. Edwards
Progress wins six first place awards in Arizona Better Newspapers Contest
The Progress daily newspaper earned six first place awards in a contest for papers under 30 000 circulation in Arizona. Awards covered newswriting general and department news coverage editorial page design typography and sections including Weekend. The staff promotes growth in circulation and advertising with a call for trial subscriptions at 947 7544.
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Progress
Arizona
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Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale Progress
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