Wedding Bells Ring for Couples in Arizona Notices
Multiple engagement and marriage notices from Phoenix area families. Curtis and Stephens wed Oct 29 with Navy groom in San Diego. Ludwig and Donnelly announce December wedding in Paradise Valley. Oltman and Hostetler announce January 3 1976 nuptials in Tempe. Lyons and Howard announce January 11 wedding in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis — Stephens
Kim Susan Curtis
Ray Stephens Jr
Bill L. Curtis
E. Oak St
Stephens
Ray Stephens
E. Whitton
Curtis
William Saunders
Coronado High School
Scottsdale High School
U.S. Navy
San Diego
McCormick Ranch Inn
Ludwig — Donnelly
Richard Ludwig
Valley Vista
Paradise Valley
Laura Yvonne
Patrick Christopher Donnelly
Joseph Donnelly
Minneapolis
Minn
Ferris State College
Big Rapids
Mich
Mesa Community College
Golden Age Nursing Home
Scottsdale
Donnelly
Mountain View College
Dallas
Tex
University of Minnesota
Universal Hospitals
St. Barnabas on-the-Desert Episcopal Church
Abiding Savior Lutheran Church
Tempe
Lyons — Howard
Thomas Lyons
Watervliet
N.Y
Kathy
Richard J. Howard
Robert C. Howard
Arizona Medical Center
University of Arizona
Howard
Arizona State University
Bob Meighan
Tucson
DeGrazia Chapel
Club Meetings and Fundraisers Dominate Scottsdale Group Calendar
A busy schedule features sorority meetings at 8 p.m. including Ivy Stafford speaking on debts owed to women, and a pledges ritual. Scottsdale Woman's Club hosts dessert bridge at 12:30 p.m. at 7709 E Monte Vista. The Maricopa County Bar Auxiliary runs a holiday boutique and Mexican Fiesta Luncheon at 302 W Earill to support Youth Education in Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Philip Gudenschwager
Ivy Stafford
Scottsdale Woman’s Club
Theodore Stump
E. Monte Vista
Maricopa County
William Little
Byron Lewis
South Mountain Youth and Family Center
E. Broadway
Phoenix
Salvation Army
Scottsdale Cotillion
The
Grandmother’s Club
Holly Day Fair sustains Scottsdale clubs with crafts and sales
The Holly Day Fair runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Scottsdale Boys' Club gym. Groups including Scottsdale Woman's Club and Tempe Boys' Club auxiliary sell macrame baked goods crafts and Indian jewelry to raise funds for the involved clubs. Admission is $1 with under 12 free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Boys’ Club
E. Osborn Rd
Laura Cowdrey
Scottsdale Woman’s Club
Marion Saba
Las Madrinas
Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
Sharon Davis
Rosemary Terhaar
Gamma Gamma
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Margaret Murphy
Tempe
Harsh Words as Abuse and Early Giftedness Insight
A Copley News Service column discusses child abuse as a broad issue beyond physical harm, noting 50 000 reports in two years in one state and highlighting abuse by neglect and harsh words. It also explores early signs of giftedness in infants and advises parents to verify developmental claims through inquiry.
Our Children for awhile a piece on parental views
The writer notes parents often struggle to assess a child’s social needs and urges reading a youngster’s cues. Not every child requires constant companionship as many enjoy solitude and pursue individual activities while friendships develop in their own tempo.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Laura Ludwig
Scottsdale ( Az
Valley of the Sun School
Patsy Kelly
Arcadia Lane
Scottsdale Area
National Association of Accountants
SunBurst
Bart Fleming
Hillel Advisory Council
Israel
Beth el Auditorium
Glendale Ave
Hillel Office
Scottsdale Jr
Little Red Schoolhouse
Lyn Searfoss
ASU
Beta Psi
Tom Lauinger
Cambridge
Oren Winstead
Bill Cox
American Association of University Women
Ruth Robb
W. Solano Drive
Christine Athans
North Phoenix
American Association of Medical Assistants
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Dairy Council
John Trudeau Salmon
National Federation of Republican Women
Palo Verde
Royal Palms Inn
Camelback Rd
Fata
Ava
Oiscouny Oauncentees
DR. Willard Abraham
Copley News Service
Duca
Severant
Arcadia Shopping
Sohneamy
Dave Wiese
Dave
Mary Lou
Mary Lou James
van Leer Insurance
Serva Steam
Miller's
Tempe-Mesa
Bankamericaro
Violet Brice
Bridal
N. 71St Way
Sundown Plaza
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