Fiddler Benefit by Lazy J's For Blind Foundation
The Scottsdale Lazy J's sponsor a June 3 performance of Fiddler on the Roof at Windmill Dinner Theatre to aid the Foundation for Blind Children. The group provides braille large print and taped texts and coordinates with teachers to supply needed materials to visually impaired students in the Phoenix area. Tickets are 12 dollars, with Hanny's and Fleur-de-Lis fashion show partners and models from Scottsdale Jaycees and Lazy J's.
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Scottsdale
Lazy J’s
Foundation For Blind Children
The
Foundation
N. 75Th St
Phoenix
Hanny’s
Fleur-de-Lis
Scottsdale Jaycees
Muscular dystrophy plea mobilizes Phoenix mothers
Dr. Michael H. Brooke of the University of Colorado Medical Center spoke at Mountain Shadows Resort launching a major Phoenix fund drive for muscular dystrophy. He described the disease as a progressive, fatal weakening of muscle tissue and shared patient stories, research hurdles, and the need for funds. He noted inheritance patterns, carrier roles for girls, and the wide range of forms from fatal to curable.
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Michael H. Brooke
University of Colorado Medical Center
Brooke
Mountain Shadows Resort
Phoenix
Colorado
Brooks
Colorado Medical Center
Imperial Ball aims to aid muscular dystrophy research
A charity event named the Imperial Ball was announced at Mountain Shadows hotel to fund Muscular Dystrophy Association services in Phoenix. The Oct 13 fundraiser, at Mountain Shadows, is sponsored by six Chrysler-Plymouth dealerships in Maricopa County with tickets at 25 dollars. Proceeds support a Crippled Children’s Hospital clinic and MDA services including wheelchairs beds therapy and genetic counseling. Mrs A Inman Marshall Jr. is chairwoman with James F Eveld as vice chairman.
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Mountain Shadows Hotel
Mountain Shadows
James F. Eveld
James Chrysler-Plymouth
Scottsdale
Chrysler-Plymouth
Maricopa County
Phoenix Area
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Mary Lou Passmore
Crippled Children’s Hospital
A. Inman Marshall Jr
Transplanted Lilly Keeps Swedish Heart in Minnesota
Lilly Lorenzen, nearly 70, shows a lifelong Swedish identity in Minneapolis. A former piano player, editor, and war era Swedish instructor, she teaches at the Swedish American Institute and U of Minnesota. She wrote Of Swedish Ways after leaving the university to write in Sweden.
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Lilly
Minneapolis
Minn
UPI
Lilly Lorenzen
Amsterdam
Holland
Sweden
Swedish American Institute
Midwest
Per Erickson
United States
Superior
Wis
Kvinnan Och Hemmet
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Armed Services
University of Minnesota
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United Fund
Duane Fifer
Keith Heun
Andy Smith
Ray Garden
Davis Vogel
Alice McCracken
Imperial Ball
Scottsdale RD
Tuchia Fabrics
N. Scattsdate Ra
Iren Curis
Photography
Paul Brown
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Wellington
Fifth Ave
Paonie Inchins Leones
R. L
Bob) Dunkelbarger
Iduraclean Associates
16Th St
16Th Street
Missouri
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