U N to be league topic at East Maricopa meeting
The League of Women Voters of East Maricopa County will meet in Scottsdale at 9:30 p.m. at Dorothy Jones home to review and reevaluate the United Nations. The event includes a potluck by the Michigan Club groups with Tempe Looney Tooners Kitchen Band performing and registration at 6 p.m. for $1.50.
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League of Women Voters
East Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Dorothy Jones
E. Stanford
United Nations
Michigan Club
Mesa
Tempe
Superstition
Mesa Womans Club
N. Macdonald St
Village Tillers Garden Club Meeting and Potluck
The Village Tillers Garden Club meets at 9 30 a m at Mrs. David Rushle’s home 2530 N 80th Place with Mrs John Marley and Mrs Ed Minnick demonstrating flower arranging Members may bring flowers to arrange FRIDAY Arizona Children’s Hospital Auxiliary hosts its annual potluck luncheon at 11 30 a m at Mrs Donald Powell’s home 330 W Granada Rd Phoenix Reservations contact Mrs Ferris Simpson 5100 N Miller Rd
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Village Tillers Garden Club
David Rushle
John Marley
Ed Minnick
Arizona Children’s Hospital Auxiliary
Donald Powell
W. Granada Rd
Phoenix
Ferris Simpson
N. Miller Rd
Assertiveness Workshop on Daily Living Planned
An all day workshop on Assertive Behavior in Daily Living will be held Saturday and March 19 at Dr. Daniel M. Boland's office 7510 KE Main St. The program runs 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with lectures group activities and demonstrations. Cost is 25 dollars per person lunch not included. Open to the public.
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Daniel M. Boland
Main St
Boland
Arizona State University
Arizona Board of Psychologists
American Psychological Association
University of Notre Dame
Visiting Nurse Service Auxiliary Book Sale Profits Grow
The Visiting Nurse Service Auxiliary’s 21st annual book sale at the state fairgrounds in February earned over eighty thousand dollars from selling more than 300000 books at an average thirty cents each. The 125 member group funds skilled nursing care for needy Maricopa County patients. Preparations for the February 1978 sale are already underway with book drop boxes at local shopping centers.
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Visiting Nurse Service Auxiliary
State Fairgrounds
Maricopa County
Gifted family balances books and life in Scottsdale
Mike Rogers a seventh grader in the Hohokam gifted program wins a drawing for the Scottsdale chapter of the Arizona Association for the Gifted and Talented. His mother Mary Ann, a mother of five, studies at Arizona State University while he helps in class.
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Mike Rogers
Scottsdale
The
Arizona Association For the Gifted
Liz Doup
Hohokam
Mike
Mary Ann
Arizona State University
Arizona Association For the Gifted and Talented
Scottsdale gifted program group forms to assist students
The Scottsdale chapter of the Arizona Association for the Gifted and Talented forms to support the school gifted program. Lenda Helser leads the group aiming to boost curriculum support and parent teacher administrator child communication. A meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Pueblo School cafetorium with Kathy Kolbe of ASU discussing survival techniques for parents of gifted children. The organization invites all parents, even those without gifted children, to join and it plans a June to July summer program at Pueblo School with activities in art electronics math science Spanish Southwest culture and creative communications. Field trips are also planned after a recent trip to the airport.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Association For the Gifted and Talented
Lenda Helser
Pueblo School
Kathy Kolbe
ASU
Helser
Transactional Analysis talk by Jeanie Gassen at Vista del Camino
Jeanie Gassen will present an overview of Transactional Analysis tonight at 7 30 at Vista del Camino 7700 E Roosevelt. Gassen new executive director of the Institute of Transactional Analysis Center in Phoenix recently moved from Fort Wayne Ind with a social work background. The session is open to the public and free of charge.
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Jeanie Gassen
Vista del Camino
E. Roosevelt
Gassen
Institute of
Phoenix
Fort Wayne
Ind
Death anxiety differs by gender in UNO study
University of New Orleans sociologists find women show higher death anxiety than men among 150 young adults. They link fear to early social roles and infant development, noting 59.4 percent of females and 39.6 percent of males exhibit high death anxiety.
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Larry Bartlett
Copley
University of New Orleans
UNO
William R. Chiappetta
MNO
Chiappetta
Dennis McSeveney
Hugh Floyd Jr
Midwestern Sociological Society
St. Louis
Ill
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