Desert camp lets teens learn ecology and earn pay
Sixty youths aged 15 to 18 join the Youth Conservation Corps at a Lake Pleasant desert camp for six weeks. They work from 4 AM in heat, build trails, paint, clean, and learn ecological balance while earning $2.20 an hour with room and board.
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Youth Conservation Corps
Marlene Tuesink
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Eric Holland
Kerry Cordier
Tuesink
Award Winners Highlight Area Journalists and Rising Women
Pam Hall of Scottsdale won first in personal column for Issues in Phoenix magazine. Carol Brown of east Phoenix took third in interview for a women in broadcasting piece in Phoenix magazine. Arizona Press Women Inc. collected 14 awards at the national convention in Cherry Hill New Jersey. Three Scottsdale women named to Outstanding Young Women of America 1976 edition: Lana Cheryl Penfield Martha Ruth Almon and Mary Margaret Walk Demaranville. About 7 000 women listed across the nation.
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National Federation of Press Women
Pam Hall
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Carol Brown
East Phoenix
Arizona Press Women Inc
Scottsdale Area
Lana Cheryl Penfield
E. Oak St
Martha Ruth Almon
Demaranville
Henry Reuss
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