Community club meetings and events in Scottsdale area
Village Tillers Garden Club meets at 9 30 a m at 5222 E Osborn Rd hostesses Mrs William Buerle and Mrs Robert Perry. Talk on planting dish gardens and botany of cacti and succulents. Z Club informational meeting 7 30 p m at Inn at McCormick Ranch 7401 N Scottsdale Rd for Datsun Z owners. Uranus and the Outer Planets workshop Friday noon with Merriman on Solar Returns. PEO Sisterhood BM hosts a fashion show brunch at Gazebo Room Diamond’s Thomas Mall 10 a m with 37 Valley chapters invited. Elks Lodge 2148 hosts annual wheel ball at 6398 E Oak St dinner 7 30 p m dancing 8 30 to 12 30 donation 12 per couple for St Mary’s Food Bank. Mental Health Association auxiliary International Bazaar and Home Tour at J B Robertson home 5320 E Rockridge Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Tillers Garden Club
William Buerle
E. Osborn Road
Robert Perry
John Pribula
Z Club
McCormick Ranch
N. Scottsdale Road
Tracy Fow
Phil Curtiss
PEO Sisterhood
Gazebo
Diamond’s Thomas Mall
Scottsdale Elks Lodge
E. Oaks
Elks Charities
St. Mary’s Food Bank
Community Calendar Highlights Include Talks and Dinners
Scottsdale High School hosts a 7 30 p.m. talk by Herbert A. Schwager on emotional and physiological distress and preventive and remedial approaches. The Michigan Club of Mesa hosts a turkey dinner at Mesa Woman Clubhouse with Adam Bauer slide show. A pre opening gala features a fashion show at the Phoenix Art Museum Bullock's Chris Town with Orby Anderson catering. Arizona Society of Astrologers meets at 8 p.m. with Ray Merriman speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale High School
E. Indian School Road
Herbert A. Schwager
Center For Behavioral Medicine
Michigan Club
Mesa
Tempe
Scottsdale
Superstition Area
Mesa Woman
N. MacDonald
Michigan
Adam Bauer
Alfred Bianucci
Phoenix Art Museum
Bullock’s
Chris Town
Orby Anderson
Robert K. McCord
E. Gardenia Drive
Phoenix
Arizona Society of Astrologers
Western Savings and Loan Association
N. Scottsdale
Ray Merriman
Delegate undaunted by protests at Houston IWY conference
Randy Baca, Arizona Small Businessmen's Association executive director, predicts smooth business at the National Women's Conference in Houston November 18 to 21 despite street protests. She notes 3,000 delegates will be diverse and seeks economic equality for women through ownership and participation in business and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Randy Baca
Arizona Small Businessmen’s Association
Baca
Albuquerque
Ford
U.S. Congress
Congress
United States
Jennifer Sharkey
Tempe
IWY Commission
Scottsdale
Arizona
Mary Crisp
Conferees head for Houston meetings in IWY process
Diverse U.S. women gather for the 1977 National Women's Conference in Houston. Regional forums sparked debate between moderate and right to life groups, with turnout ranging from 500 to 14,000 in states like Utah. Commission aims for a balanced slate amid competing agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Right To Life and
Houston
Utah
U.S. State Department
International Women's Year Commission
Benefit luncheon supports Lions camp Tatigee in Phoenix
Local Alpha Chi Omega alumnae present a noon luncheon style show at Phoenix Country Club on November 19 to raise funds for Camp Tatigee in the White Mountains. Proceeds assist Lions Clubs of Arizona in supporting physically and mentally handicapped campers and the group-run camp relies on donations. An Indian artifacts boutique with Allen Day of Scottsdale items supports hosting Alpha Chi Omega's national convention at Camelback Inn in June 1978. admission is 8.50 with reservations via Mrs Larry Strohmeier of Scottsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega
Phoenix Country Club
Seventh Street
Thomas Road
Phoenix
The
Lions Clubs of Arizona
White Mountains
Allen Day
Scottsdale
Camelback Inn
Arizona ASU Professor Leads National Conference Workshops
Janet Elsen associate professor of communications at Arizona State University is the sole Arizonan chosen for the National Conference for Women in Houston November 16 21. She will run workshops titled Communication Strategies for Contemporary Women open to delegates and 5 000 to 15 000 non delegates. The sessions focus on assertive communication and overcoming timidity and handling interrupters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Lowe
Copley
U.S
Houston
Mexico City
Arizona State University
Sim
Elsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woogen
Daily Progress
Arizona Association For Children With Learning
Uranus
Outer Planets
Merriman
Mental Health Association of
Maricopa County
J.B. Robertson
E. Rockridge Road
IWY
Eagle Forum
Association of the W’s
Right To Life
New York State
Albany
TWY Grass Roots Majority
Operation Wake Up
Jean Head
IWY Grass Roots Majority
Larry Strohmeyer
Papago Plaza
E. McDowell
Bobby McGee
Thomas Mall
44Th St. & Thomas
Jennifer
Bank Americard
American Express
Lrel
Lee’s Party Center
Stetson
the Connoisseur’s
John Fox Jewelers
Coins & Collectibles, Inc
Marguerite
Parisian
X-mas
Los Arcos Mall
Tower Plaza
Thomas & 38Th St. Phoenix
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