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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1976
Page
9
Experts note a larger and more educated retiree class due to rising numbers and increasing life expectancy. The label may evolve toward life style change with second careers and pre retirement counseling, while planning grows and health and money fears ease. RSVP offers volunteer roles through KAET and ASU Prime Time collaborations.
Dino DeConcini, administrative assistant to Gov. Raul Castro, will address a Kiwanis Club of McCormick Ranch charter dinner at 7 30 p m Friday. Dr Marcus Marble Kiwanis Southwest district governor and Gene Hatfield lieutenant governor will officiate. Scottsdale Mayor William Jenkins will welcome guests at The Inn at McCormick Ranch 7401 N Scottsdale Rd.
The American Cancer Society will launch its annual Great Arizona Bike Ride at 10 a.m. Saturday from the Phoenix Zoo and finish in Tucson on Sunday. Riders seek pledges to fund Arizona programs in education research service and rehabilitation.
Anita Wright of Scottsdale won second place in a Phoenix league poetry contest sponsored by the National League of American Pen Women. Marilyn Francis of Sedona judged the entries. Awards and certificates will be presented Saturday at the league's annual spring luncheon.
Tonto-Tonalea activities include an ice cream social open house from 6 to 9 with a haunted house space walk bingo and bake sale. Seventh and eighth graders host a dance 7 30 to 9 30 p m and a spring production Dennis the Menace and His Bicentennial Musical follows Tuesday.
The Hopi School PTA Board plans a Tuesday luncheon at retiring president Virginia Vayles' home to honor faculty and staff. Kaibab student council elections are this week after campaign speeches. Kaibab students tour Phoenix Zoo and Jerome Tuzigoot trip planned.
Scottsdale area residents are noted as earning degrees from several colleges by year's end. Robert M. Kass graduates magna cum laude in anthropology from Claremont Men’s College. Carol L. Bilse earns a master’s in elementary education at Winona State University. Jennifer T. Ware receives a medical assistant degree from Kansas City College of Medical and Dental Assistants. Christine Ann Harper earns a BA at Brigham Young University. Donald Hardy and Susan M. Smith are listed as graduates from South Dakota State University and Ricks College respectively.
A salute to the Valley's senior citizens will be held Saturday at Los Arcos Mall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Entertainment starts at noon with acts by the Sunshine Kitchen Band and more. About 40 senior groups including the National Association of Retired Federal Employees and AARP will display.
A Scottsdale display features 132 years of American political memorabilia from Jackson to Johnson campaigns at the Mother's Day Antique and Collector's Show. The CamelView Plaza venue at 6900 E. Camelback Rd hosts material including campaign sheet music for Fillmore Cleveland Taft Wilson and a rare Lincoln funeral march.
Scottsdale officer Hank Mulch warns residents of rising macrame hanging plant thefts in North Scottsdale. He cites six to seven reports weekly, notes thieves target hangers and pots to sell, and urges securing hooks engraving IDs and neighborhood watch to curb crimes.
Tucson Gas and Electric Co seeks permission to issue 30 million dollars in tax free bonds to fund pollution control equipment at three units of the San Juan generating plant near Farmington New Mexico. Spokesman Tom Morrow said the bonds finance installation work and are subject to regulatory approval by the Arizona Corporation Commission on May 17.
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