Club donates earnings to Scottdale Foundation for the Handicapped
Hero helps Cindy Wells record data as the club gives 100 dollars from the project to the Scottdale Foundation for the Handicapped. Saguaro teacher Sara Sweeney serves as the club adviser.
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Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
Sara Sweeney
Scottsdale High student council sells cafeteria bricks for crafts
Scottsdale High announces brick orders for bookends desk sets and paper weights made from soon demolished cafeteria bricks. Orders due now with samples on display. fall delivery and home delivery by student council members for interested graduates.
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Scottsdale High Student Council
Industrial Arts Department
Finessing in a Grand Slam. Two Chances Better Than One
In a bridge slam study, declarer tests heart Stayman, then No Trump, while West leads to maximize defense. The core lesson is to start with the 50 percent finesse that allows a second chance if it fails, using heart ace, club back to dummy, and forcing West to win the king to reach the elimination endplay.
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Stayman
South
West
Declarer
East
Soviet Bombers Intercepted Near Alaska ADIZ Tests
Soviet TU-16 Badgers and TU-95 Bears test the Alaskan ADIZ by flying off the coast 20 to 390 miles away. Interceptors from Elmendorf identify and turn back the intruders, noting no overflight of Alaskan land. The flights occur within a defense perimeter used since 1958.
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U.S
Alaskan
Air Force
Bering Sea
Soviet Union
Alaska
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Alaska Air Defense Command
U.S. Air Force
Quake in Uzbek Strikes Again Amid Emergency Measures
Soviet authorities rush emergency equipment to Uzbek as a second major earthquake in six weeks causes no casualties publicly reported. A Moscow seismologist cites a 7.3 magnitude with epicenter in the Kizilkum desert near Gazil, which was evacuated after an earlier 7.0 quake.
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Uzbek
Italy
Friuli
Kizilkum
Gazil
Moscow Radio
Local girl tours capital as Presidential Scholar
Esther Poza Juncal of 6508 N 8th Place travels to the nation's capital as one of three Valley 1976 Presidential Scholars. She joins 121 scholars named nationwide representing high schools across the country.
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Esther Poza
Juncal
Valley
Four Teacher Corps intern positions funded for 1977 78
Dr. Alan Brown of ASU announces four Teacher Corps Youth Advocacy Program intern slots funded by the federal government from July through June 1978. Applicants need a bachelor’s degree, target secondary education, not currently certified, and interest in aiding troubled low income youth. Elite graduates in scholarship leadership and creativity honored. top one percent identified from nearly two million SAT and ACT takers.
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Alan Brown
Arizona State University
Teacher Corps
College of Education
ASU
Tempe
Scottsdale bicycle rodeo invites grade school kids
Scottsdale invites grade school children to a bicycle rodeo on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Los Arcos parking lot at Scottsdale and McDowell Roads. Participants must bring their own bikes and can register with the Scottsdale Police Department. Prizes will be awarded across several events and riders will learn bike safety rules.
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Scottsdale
Los Arcos
McDowell Roads
Retirees Club Plans Meeting at Royal Fork Buffet
The Association of Retired Employees will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday at the Royal Fork Buffet Restaurant, 7134 East Thomas Rd. Luncheon starts at 11:30 a.m.
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Royal Fork
East Thomas Rd
Scottsdale Bicentennial writing contest for grades two through twelve
All Scottsdale public and private school students in grades two to 12 may enter a Bicentennial themed writing contest sponsored by Scottsdale Associated Merchants in conjunction with the Scottsdale Jaycees 4th of July Celebration Committee. Envelopes must be postmarked by June 2 and sent to Scottsdale Associated Merchants at 4419 N. Scottsdale Rd Suite 206 Scottsdale 85251. Prizes include ten speed bicycles for winners in each division and other honors. entries judged on instructions, neatness, style and originality.
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Scottsdale Associated
Scottsdale Jaycees
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
Fountain Hills Lions elect officers and directors for 1976 77
The Fountain Hills Lions Club has chosen officers including Ron Stultz as president and Archie Ar chambault as first vice president. Directors Glen Anderson and Harold Roberson serve one year, Don Franklin and Vern Crume two years. Meetings are the first and third Mondays at 7 a.m. at Huck Finns Restaurant.
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Scottsdale High
Julie Tweed
Carrie Hempel
Sarah Kulb
Stephanie Keithly
Lisa Fletcher
Fountain Hills Lions Club
Ron Stultz
Archie Archambault
Fred Braithwaite
Twister
Charles Hines
Glen Anderson
Harold Roberson
Don Franklin
Vern Crume
Huck Finn
Saguaro Boulevard
la Montana Drive
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