Liberty Ball at Mountain Shadows Promoted as Bicentennial Event
Scottsdale Girls Club Whing Ding IX will stage Liberty Ball at Mountain Shadows ballroom starting 7 p.m. on November 14 with dinner at 8:30 and dancing to Halleman Orchestra until 1 a.m. The event, endorsed by the Scottsdale Paradise Valley Bicentennial Commission, features patriotic decorations and a White House flown flag door prize. Chairman Mrs. Thomas McKibben and Vice Chair Mrs. Melvin Simpson coordinate patron and regular donations of 125 and 65 per couple respectively. For information contact the Girls Club.
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Couple begins 18 month world trip in remodeled van
CHESTERTON Ind AP Bill and Nancy Vrettos both 28 quit jobs sold their home and launched an 18 month voyage through 80 countries in five continents. They prepared a stripped down van with essential amenities and an emergency kit while planning to travel via England Europe Africa Asia and the Americas. They funded the trip with over 2000 in advance costs including passport photos and vaccines. They aim to redefine their life and future careers as they travel and learn what they truly enjoy.
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Las Vegas Frolic benefits Arizona Boys Community at Scottsdale Hilton
The Women's Auxiliary sponsors a Sunday event from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Scottsdale Hilton with a $15 per couple donation covering chances and play chips. Tickets available at the door. Also a dachshund club match at Pierce Park costs $2 per entry, and the Phoenix Flute Club meets at ASU’s Music Building Recital Hall at 2:30 p.m. for a members and students recital.
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Lieberman Family Promotes Tay-Sachs Screening Program
The Lieberman family chaired by Mike and Gayle Lieberman participates in a Tay-Sachs screening initiative. Children Nikki aged 3 and Mare 14 months are featured among the family members supporting the effort.
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Fiesta Bowl Queen recalls blunder and bond with sports
Scottsdale Community College alum Wendy Donohue, last year’s Fiesta Bowl queen, reflects on the judging mix up about which inning the game was in. She discusses her role, public appearances, and the $1000 scholarship plus Hawaii trip from winning, while promoting youth sport involvement over drugs.
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Har Zion Sisterhood Chanukah Bazaar Sunday noon
The Har Zion Sisterhood hosts a Chanukah Bazaar at 5929 E Lincoln Drive starting Sunday at noon. It features a boutique gift section, religious items, fine arts and custom jewelry with macrame crafts on display. Proceeds support the synagogue.
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Tay-Sachs screening changes a family's perspective
Gayle and Mike Lieberman learned their children Nikki and Marc face a 25 percent Tay-Sachs risk after carrier testing. Clinicians expedited UCLA analysis. Marc tested negative, and the couple now advocates broader screening to trace the disease through families. They urge future parents to be tested.
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