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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1970
Page
3
Norman Hovda answers fourth graders questions about drugs in Dope Stop programs across Maricopa County. He explains how to respond to pushers, why slang names exist, opium origins and effects, and marijuana's impact on thought and mood with cautious, aged guidance.
In Maricopa County a public 7:30 p.m. session at North High School gathers youths for the 1970 White House Conference on Children and Youth. County school superintendent Richard Harris coordinates the event, free and open to all, with remarks by Dr. W. P. Shefstall.
Funds from the Valley of the Sun Kiwanis barbecue in Tempe support CODAC Dope Stop. The April 5 event at the Pera Club runs 11 am to 5 pm with Continental Dr. Fort Worth in charge of food. adult tickets are 3 dollars, children 2.50. Proceeds fund 1,500 teen counselors and operational support.
In Scottsdale high schools juniors and seniors may apply for two Anytown sessions from June 7 to 13 and June 13 to 19 near Prescott. The $50 fee covers room board transportation and insurance with some scholarships offered. Delegates form a racially and religiously varied group guided by college-aged counselors. Contact counselors for participation details.
Terri Pius reports Coronado students lead Vitaros a narcotics education program for six elementary schools Apache Hohokam Supai Tonto Tonalea Yavapai. The group aims to present facts without bias, encourage discussion, and revisit monthly with new questions while seeking donations for updated literature and materials.
Coronado's American Field Service will sponsor the annual Coronado Capers on Saturday night at 8 in the Coronado auditorium. The program runs about 14 hours per act roughly three minutes each with no master of ceremonies. Bente Hyorth will open with a short foreign exchange speech as acts are presented by students and faculty. admission is $1 to help pay old bills and fund future exchanges.
Electronic sound patterns on tape will provide a novel background for the environmental happening staged during the teen age section at the Phoenix Civic Center. The dance sequence by teens is scheduled for April 11 from 1 to 5 p.m. at N Central Ave and McDowell Rd.
Valley teens organize a Farmworkers Easter March March 26 to 29 to demand higher wages and support the grape boycott. Beginning at Tolleson United Farm Workers office the route goes through Avondale El Mirage Glendale to the state Capitol with overnight posadas hosted by farm worker homes to show nonparticipants the living conditions.
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