Scottsdale Expands Programs for Handicapped Children
ai cram here in Scottsdale is attract for attention from other cities in the Arg imea The United States has developed three programs for retarded children in recreation and education as told by Wen lt Mss. eater director. Three Phoenicians discuss needs, and Spacewater notes demand will grow as services expand. Over 230 retarded children are in the area and parents report more children are sent to other cities for lack of local options. The program emphasizes recreation, peer interaction, and gradual job training with volunteers. Scottsdale planner George Fretz plans multi use buildings to support future handicapped facilities.
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Spacewater
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Spacewaters
George Fretz
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S. Hubbell
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Cambridge
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Ll. B. Scacewater
Scacewater
American author Knowles on women space and travel
In a Holiday magazine profile, journalist and author Knowles discusses gender dynamics abroad comparing American, Arab, and French women. He notes American women engage in conversation more actively, likening French exchanges to a tennis match, while Arab women sit aside. He reflects on his travels across Europe and the Near East for Double Vision. He recalls planning a Jordan king biography but the monarch's autobiography took precedence. Knowles, 37, is from Fairmont West Virginia and formerly worked at the Hartford Courant before Holiday.
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Holiday Magazine
William Faulkner Foundation
Antibes
MacMillan
Europe
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Greece
Hussein
Near East
United States
J.M. Knowles
Fairmont
W. Va
Phillips Exeter Academy
Yale
Hartford, Conn
Courant
Holiday
Okitia Cloth line featured in Trader Vic's show
Nevis Denner highlighted Okitia Cloth from Scotts dale with model Linda Oakley showcasing a casual sportswear line at Trader Vic's. Desert and twilight tones named roadrunner motifs appear on shirts and dresses, with slanted darts and wing collars noted. Patt Meade presented Fashions West knit wear and elegant outer pieces. A revival of heirloom jewelry and rhinestone fringe accessories is forecast for fall and winter from New York designers.
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Okitia
Scottsdale
Nevis Denner
Linda Oakley
Trader Vic’s
Patt Meade
Miss Meade
Phoenix Newcomers Club
S.C
New York
Scottsdale clubs host luncheons and social events calendar
The Scottsdale area hosts a busy calendar of club activities. Hospederas Chib meets at Trader-Vie's for a noon social hour and 1 pm luncheon with Doris Still as speaker. reservations via Mrs. Bob Burns or Mrs. Lee Krebs. Scottsdale Extension Club crafts tote bags at 8 pm Wednesday. Alpha Omicron chapter plans a progressive dinner and poolside dessert at multiple homes. Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club holds a steak fry and swim party at the Gilbreaths. Members seek used TVs for the Phoenix Indian Hospital.
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Hospederas Chib
Trader- Vie's
Doris Still
Pipe
Bob’ Burns
Lee Krebs
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E. Edgemont
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Edward Scott
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