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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1976

Page

4

Fiesta club events set for Thursday in Scottsdale area

Scottsdale city council Beta Sigma Phi Exemplar Night opens with cocktails at 6 30 p m and dinner at 7 at Villa Monterey Country Club plus New Dimensions alumnae card luncheon at Safari Hotel 11 30 a m and Arcadia Women's Club cheese tasting at Hickory Farms Fashion Square followed by 9 p m business meeting at Mrs Buckley's home Arcadia group invites Michigan Club gatherings for potluck at 6 p m in Tempe Mesa and surrounding area.

Scottsdale Beta Sigma Phi Villa Monterey Country Club E. Chaparral Rd Safari Hotel Raymond Tomren Arcadia Women’s Club Hickory Farms Fashion Square John Buckley N. 63Rd St Michigan Club Tempe Mesa Superstition Area

Scottsdale civic clubs and talks fill Mesa area calendar

The Woman's Club invites guests to bring table service and a dish to share at 200 N. MacDonald St. Powell Junior High School students will provide entertainment. Registration is $1.50. Scottsdale Hiram Club meets at noon at Villa Monterey Country Club with Sherry Roadman and Bruce Skinner presenting Fiesta Bowl Parade photos and plans. Village Tillers Garden Club gathers at Hazel Perry's home. Two AAUW Scottsdale Branch study-topic groups host a 7:30 p.m. film and panel at the Scottsdale Library Auditorium with Dr. Delwin Brown and Jean Yen discussing The Future and Why Man Creates.

Woman’s Club N. MacDonald St Mesa Powell Junior High School Scottsdale Hiram Club Villa Monterey Country Club E. Chaparral Rd Sherry Roadman Bruce Skinner American Association of University Women Society Delwin Brown Arizona State University Department of Humanities Jean Yen Scottsdale Community College

Measles vaccine timing and mucus guidance from Dr Rodgeron

The exchange advises that measles vaccine should not be given during pregnancy and should occur at least two months before conception. It suggests testing family immunity to protect the unborn baby and notes that rubella may have occurred unrecognized. It also discusses oral contraceptives and excessive cervical mucus, recommending doctor advice and possible pill adjustments or cauterization if needed.

Eleanor B. Rodgerson M.D. Copley News Services

Housework, Time, and the Modern Homemaker

The article surveys the busy life of the average housewife spending 50 percent of time in the kitchen and 28 hours weekly on chores. It notes 40 percent of women hold outside jobs, and advocates time management and regular leisure as a remedy for nonstop duties. It cites The Art of Homemaking and Time Planning expert Alan Lakein.

United States Ladies’ Home Journal Alan Lakein Grandma Lakein

Benihana Chef Brings Japanese Show to Scottsdale Table

Masayoshi Kudo, master chef at Benihana in Scottsdale, blends teppan yaki with performance as his wife adapts home cooking to American tastes. The Tokyo native arrived in the United States six years ago after training in Tokyo and the Benihana College of Chefs. Kudo’s showmanship draws diners, while his wife handles meals at home with an electric stove and TV dinners, highlighting cross cultural adaptation in the Valley.

Liz Doup West Benihana Tokyo Scottsdale Masayoshi Masa” Kudo Kudo Tokyo Institute of Culinary Arts Odakyu Benihana College of Chefs United States States Seattle Wash New York Hiroaki Rocky’ Aoki Jim Suzuki

Justice workshop on status offenders directions for change

The Justice for Children Coalition sponsors a public workshop titled Status Offenders Directions for Change on Nov. 19 at the Fiesta Inn in Tempe. Juvenile court judges officials and school and corrections staff will guide discussions with $7 including lunch. registration 8 to 9 a.m.

Justice For Children Coalition Fiesta Inn Tempe

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