Little League Snack Stand Queen Feeds Fans and Family
Peggy Fischen, a Little League mom and pitcher, runs the South Scottsdale snack stand at 21 E. McKinley Tempe directing hot dogs snocones licorice sticks soft drinks ice cream bars pickles and beef jerky to hundreds of fans nightly. Her operation is described as the hottest thing since high noon in the desert as she bests her all male family at its own game.
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Mary Bach
Peggy Fischen
Peggy
Little League
James Eischencot
E. McKinley
Tempe
68Th Street
East Continental
League Oasis Stand Powers Little League Fundraiser
Peggy Eischen runs a busy five woman first shift and three second shift crew at the League Oasis stand six nights weekly to raise funds for South Scottsdale Little League. The stand nets about 125 dollars per night and over four thousand last year, funding uniforms equipment and field needs. Families from Supai and Tonalea join in as players ages eight to thirteen and their parents attend nightly games at Supai School.
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Peggy Hischen
Peggy
South Lcottsdale
Calendar Chapter to light ten candles at Camelback
Thursday luncheon at Alpine Village Inn Phoenix 5025 N 7th Ave Social hour 11 30 a m Luncheon 12 30 p m Senora Selma Mount discusses vacationing and shopping in Mexico Newcomers welcome Friday Lambda Sigma chapter Delta Theta Tau marks 10th anniversary with couples swimming party and potluck dinner at 3341 E Shangrila Rd Las Vegas convention July 20 24 Scottsdale chapter hosts July 23 luncheon for convention Attendees include Mrs T L Miller Mrs Robert Melville and other members Sunday Phoenix Urban League fund raising party 2 6 p m Riverside Park Ballroom 1975 S Central Ave Featuring Al Reed Charlie Lewis jazz rock and fashions Tickets 3 tax deductible checks to South Phoenix Citizens' Committee Broadway Phoenix Proceeds for South Phoenix Community Medical Center Public invited New York State Club potluck Sunday 2 p m Citrus Garden Mobile Park Mesa 4065 E University Dr Guests bring main dish salad or dessert punch coffee musical entertainment Registration 50 cents per family All former New York state residents welcome
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Alpine Village Inn
N. 7Th Ave
Phoenix
Selma Mount
Mexico
Lambda Sigma Chapter
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Glen Tansley
E. Shangrila Rd
Las Vegas
Scottsdale
T. L. Miller
Robert Melville
Mmes
Lou Blocker
E. L. Lambertus
Edna Lowe
Paul McClendon
Lucille Plane
Phoenix Urban League
Riverside Park Ballroom
S. Central Ave
al Reed
Charlie Lewis
Tiki Afro -Strop
Urban League
Women’s Auxiliary
South Phoenix Community Medical Center
South Phoenix
Citizens’ Committee
Broadway
New York State Club
Citrus Garden
Mobile Park Recreation Center
E. University Dr
Mesa
Eye Opening Hearing Boost From Aerial Tram Ride
Seventeen year old Katherine Jurich, deaf since birth, heard her mother’s voice from a distance after riding an 8 500 foot aerial tramway to Palm Springs Mt. Jacinto summit. Doctors at the San Diego Speech and Hearing Center confirmed improved hearing beyond one third normal and warned abrupt air pressure changes can harm some patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Katherine Elizabeth Jurich
Roy Jurich
Kathy
San Diego Speech and Hearing Center
Mt. Jacinto
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League Oasis
Eischen
Roger
Ricky
Andy
Jim
Peggy Eischen
New York State
Ray
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Wong
MR Klean
Srottsdale RD
Smelder
Paul Hartman
Professional Cleaners
aLi
E. McDowell
Prana
Institute of Music Education
N. Scottsdale RD
Ng Well Stock
Titchin Fabrics
Leaners & Launderers
Belleview
Granite Reef
Allen Academy
Bryan
Texas
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