New Scottsdale Devereaux School Aims for 1968 Opening
The Devereaux Foundation plans a Scottsdale branch on Cactus Road and 68th Street to educate emotionally disturbed children. Groundbreaking is set for June 1 with a September completion. initial tuition runs about 250 dollars monthly, and admissions will involve long term evaluation and rehabilitation led by professionals from Devon and local Arizona staff.
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Maggie Wilson
Progress
Scottsdale
Devereaux School
Devereaux Foundation
John Barclay
Devon
Mr. Barclay
Harry A. Raskin
Richard
Barclay
Devereaux
Charles Fowler
Raskin
Co.n. Central
Phoenix
Arizona
Willard Abraham
William Mermis
ASU
Devereaux Gift Sparks Debate On Arizona School Plan
Harry A. Raskin’s donation to bring a Devereaux School to Scottsdale shifts from a mentally retarded focus to a day school for emotionally disturbed youths. The Devereaux Foundation of Devon, Pa., says Arizona needs a day program while a residential campus may follow at Casa Grande. Families flood the office with inquiries as the project gains momentum.
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Harry A. Raskin
Devereaux
Scottsdale
Mr. Raskin
Arizona
Devereaux Foundation
Devon
Dick Raskin
Casa Grande
Community club meetings and events across Phoenix area venues
The schedule lists the AAUW bridge group meeting at 8 pm at 5235 N 43rd Place and the 34th annual State Bar of Arizona convention at the Arizona Biltmore with Paul Beer as general chair. Arcadia and Scottsdale groups host Peace Corps talks and Mother’s Day events. Synchro and Sorority activities include dining, dancing, and a swimming exhibition.
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Ward J. Troyer
Plymouth
Ind
Janet Elaine Troyer
John Paul Posey
Jack Posey
E. Coronado Road
Troyer
Mesa Community College
Coronado High School
Phoenix
Arizona State University
The
American Association of University Women
William Isbell
State Bar of Arizona
Arizona Biltmore
Paul Beer
Scottsdale
Josephine Marshall
Charlene Browder
Peace Corps
Arcadia Woman’s Club
Barbara Seibert
James Dean
Local students win Hospital Week poster prizes
Seven grade schoolers win top prizes in National Hospital Week poster contest sponsored by Scottsabarr Baptist Hospital. Div A winners include Jay Curry Judson School and Daryl Stauber Kiva School. Div B winners include Tricia Stauber Kiva School and Gary Barlow Judson School. First prize is $5 gift certificate. other prizes $3 and $2. Honorable mention ribbons go to 26 students with posters on display in town store windows.
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Scottsaars Baptist Hospital
Jay Curry
Judson
Daryl Stauber
Kiva
Jennifer Whitney
Susanne Wright
Tricia Stauber
Gary Barlow
Craig Coblentz
Phoenix Country Day School
Store Windows
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