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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1976

Page

4

Dual commitment Union woman is a feminist too

Olga Madar the CLUW president visits the Valley to push equal rights, organize local CLUW chapter, and urge more women in unions. She cites ERA support, affirmative action, and policies on childcare and flexible hours as keys to expanding women’s roles and wages in labor.

Liz Doup Olga Madar Madar National League of Cities CETA CLUW Coalition of Labor Union Women Jimmy Hoffa Detroit United Auto Workers Ford International Organization

Pat Riley's turquoise jewelry shoes open in Scottsdale lobby

Pat and Ken Riley run an Indian jewelry showcase in the Scottsdale Mall Doubletree Inn lobby. Ken commissioned real turquoise in silver for Jack Rogers sandals spotted at Fashion Square, with Navajo smiths and local jewelers supplying pieces. The display runs through April and returns next fall.

Pat Riley Pat Ken Scottsdale Mall Doubletree Inn Goldwaters Fashion Square Jack Rogers Eliot Begal Rileys U.S Scottsdale John Rosetta Mike Callebeza Lucille David Jeri Clark Charlie Singer Regal Ken Riley

Spring fashion, charity events highlight local shopping and style

Saks Fifth Avenue will receive Ferragamo spring silhouettes with coordinated handbags. Ursula Weihbrich champions Leiter's Fabrics new summer fabrics and 100 percent cotton revivals. A 12-hour April 4 hair styling event at Free Spirit Haircutters supports stroke victim Phyllis Hawley with therapy costs. Sarah Coventry jewelry model show set for April weekend at El Gaucho Tempe.

Saks Fifth Avenue Ursula Weihbrich Leiter Free Spirit Haircutters E. Indian School Phyllis Hawley Mary Ann Lane Marcus Hawley Hairathen Lillian O'Neill Sarah Coventry el Gaucho N. Hayden Rd Tempe Laura Alward

Massage heals beyond the touch for Mary Turner

Mary Turner, a massage practitioner trained at the Institute of Scientific Swedish Massage, discusses her work blending reflexology and polarity with traditional massage. She notes massage frees the body to function and helps clients open to a deeper life, often in church-backed programs and Health Center settings.

Carolyn Coil Copley Mary Turner Turner Edmonds Wash Institute of Scientific Swedish Massage Women’s Institute and Health Center Westchester Calif High Point Foundation North West Methodist Church

Fiddlers Jamboree and Sorority Supper Listed in Calendar

Sunday event at Scottsdale YWCA features Arizona Old Time Fiddlers Association led by Sol Rudnick with square dancing and crafts from 1 to 5 p.m. Monday Beta Sigma Phi Xi Alpha Theta hosts Gamma Upsilon for a Souper Supper at Mrs. John Thompson residence.

Scottsdale Xi Alpha Theta Beta Sigma Phi Sorority John Thompson N. 52Nd St Gamma Upsilon

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