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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
10
A 1969 column analyzes morning wake up habits, listing three groups of wakers Sleep-Walker Nervous Wakers Anonymous and Ive Got An Excuse with tips for alarms and gentle wake ups. The quiz assigns readers to a type and suggests suitable clocks.
UPI reports a NICB National Family Opinion survey of 10 000 households shows 42 percent rate business conditions as good, up five points from last year, while only a small share think jobs are hard to find. Consumers remain optimistic yet cautious, with no urge for a spending spree.
Friday at 9 30 a m a book review by Fran Hull will be held by the Scottsdale branch of the American Association of University Women at Mrs James Keyes home 4701 N 76th St Scottsdale Saturday Alpha Omicron chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha holds a 7 30 p m picnic at Papago Park hosted by Mrs Lyle Peterson and others Sunday a cake breakfast from 7 30 a m to 12 30 p m at Mrs Glenn Tolson 5227 Cambridge open to the public A Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club officer installation occurred at the Ramada Inn with Mrs Charles Parker as president and a board named thereafter
A light guide offers steps to ease waking with pleasant routines. Plan treats to look forward to, set out clothes the night before, and build a positive morning habit to reduce rush and temper.
A Saturday May 24 reunion for round up participants runs 10 to 12 at the Scottsdale Tempe YWCA Center 4615 N Granite Reef Rd. The event promotes the Roundup summer program for children ages 5 to 12 with demonstrations and staff introductions. The Roundup Fun runs June 9 to July 17 in three two week sessions 8:30 to 12:30 with a water safety component. Moms and Tots Safety runs June 10 to 26 with six lessons twice weekly. Special programs for teens and adults start June 2 and continue through July. The center closes in August and reopens September 3. The Saturday event will be on the YWCA lawn.
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