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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1973

Page

3

Nursing home bazaar and nurse meeting rounds Phoenix area

District 18 of the Arizona State Nurses Association meets at 7 30 p m in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with Mrs William Comfort in charge. Registered nurses in Scottsdale Tempe and Phoenix east of 40th Street are invited. Gamma Gamma of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosts an 8 p m demonstration at June Wisted s home 8314 E Plaza Ave on flower arranging. The Phoenix Piano Teachers Association meets at 10 a m in Gazette Recital Hall to discuss American composer Charles Ives.

Arizona State Nurses’ Association Scottsdale Memorial Hospital E. Osborn Rd William Comfort Scottsdale Tempe Phoenix 40Th Street Gamma Gamma Epsilon Sigma Alpha June Wisted E. Plaza Ave Phoenix Piano Teachers Association Gazette Recital 24Th Street Osborn Road Charles Ives

Scottsdale and Phoenix clubs set talks and luncheons

Dr. Paul Paige of Grand Canyon College will speak as Mrs. Lorna Schultz chairs. The Scottsdale AAUW meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs. P. Fencken’s home. William Canby Jr. of ASU will discuss Tv and the First Amendment. Alpha Sigma Alpha hosts Founders Day luncheon 11:30 a.m. at Saddleback Inn with Mrs. Howard Neff as guest speaker and Mrs. Richard Moseke as chair. Golden Age Bazaar runs 1 to 5 p.m. at Golden Age Nursing Home. crafts and baked goods fund patient activities, per Kathy Smith.

Paul Paige Grand Canyon College Lorna Schultz Scottsdale American Association of University Women P. Fencken N. 41St Pl Phoenix William Canby Jr Arizona State University Valley of the Sun Alpha Sigma Alpha Saddleback Inn E. Camelback Rd Howard Neff Richard Moseke Golden Age Nursing Home Monterey Way Kathy Smith

All Saints Day School Bazaar to Aid Tuition Fund

Parents plan a Sunday bazaar at 6300 N Central Ave Phoenix from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds support the school’s tuition assistance program. An invitational preview is set for Friday at the Charles Vivian residence.

All Saints Day School Central Ave Phoenix All Saints Charles Vivian E. State St

Seniors Seek Coupon Drive For Bus Outing Program

Mrs. Ethel M Kick of 8130 E Mulberry St leads Salvation Army Auxiliary efforts to collect 1 500 000 coupon units by January 1975 for a full size bus for Golden Agers outings in inner Phoenix. Residents from Scottsdale help and donors send care packages of Betty Crocker and General Mills coupons.

Ethel M. Kick E. Mulberry St Betty Crocker General Mills Kick Salvation Army Auxiliary

Ann Arbor lecture debunks old husband tales

A matronly speaker in a purple pantsuit challenged traditional views on gender before a young college crowd in Ann Arbor. The audience laughed and clapped, giving her a standing ovation for questioning longstanding beliefs.

Ann Arbor Mich

Tough-minded NOW leader Wilma Heide charts new attitudes

Wilma Scott Heide, 47, head of the 30,000 member NOW, discusses shifts in reception to the women’s movement. She cites less nervousness among men and women, tougher questions, ongoing ridicule, and a priority list including ERA ratification, expanded child care, new credit laws, and more women in decision making.

Wilma Scott Heide National Organization For Women (Now Steinem Friedan Heide Heidi Mrs. Heide Wilma Heide O.K

Santa cards for grown ups grow in popularity

UPI reports a rising demand for Christmas cards featuring Santa Claus aimed at adults. The trend taps nostalgia for childhood holiday moments and views Santa as the emblem of Christmas warmth and generosity.

New York UPI Santa Claus Santa

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