Scottsdale and Bethel 7 Install Officers Saturday
Officers named in Scottsdale Bethel No 7 of the International Order of Job's Daughters will be installed at 7 30 p m Saturday at the Scottsdale Masonic Lodge. Honored Queen Stephanie Fry, East High School junior, leads a slate including Vickie Martens Robin Hanlon Susan Swarts and Trudy Clifton with numerous appointed officers listed. A reception and dance follow. New officers for the Scottsdale Lazy J s and other groups are announced along with awards and a BPW chapter presidency and aide roles.
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Scottsdale Bethel No. 7
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Bethel Choir
Scottsdale
Cindy Miller
Marilyn Fry
Jack Shaw
GEMS program for kids offered by Maricopa County Auxiliary
A GEMS program will run June 6 to 10 from 9 a.m. to noon. Applications for this babysitting course, open to sixth graders and older, are available at Scottsdale schools. The program includes school visits by a policeman, fireman, doctor and nurse to discuss babysitting aspects.
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Maricopa County Medical Society
Scottsdale
Fair entertains kids with crafts and lemonade
A children's fair sponsored by Upgrading Preschool Programs offers potato printing wood sculpture finger painting and collages. Kids enjoy practice play and creativity while serving popcorn and lemonade to adults, highlighting UPP's preschool quality efforts in the Valley.
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UPP
Exercise Aids Weight Care From Simple Walking to Jump Rope
The Health Insurance Institute notes regular exercise helps weight control and overall health. Benefits include stress relief, better sleep, lower mood issues, and improved heart function. A 10 minute jump rope can match 30 minutes of jogging, with guidelines on avoiding meals and alcohol before exertion and scheduling workouts in the late afternoon.
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Diane von Furstenberg promotes control and timeless style
Diane von Furstenberg, aged 30, shares a self empowerment guide in Diane von Furstenberg's Book of Beauty. She traces her rise from Belgian born designer to businesswoman and princess like figure, stressing independence, balance, and a simple beauty regimen.
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