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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1974

Page

8

Kaibab and Hopi Parents Draft School Philosophy

Kaibab Parent Advisory Committee works on a school philosophy and goals for Kaibab with Dr. William Randall as guest speaker. The group meets biweekly in the Kaibab library while Hornet staff and PTA representatives discuss student programs, volunteers, and community projects across Hopi Ingleside and Kaibab schools.

Irma Winemiller Kaibab William Randall Leslie Lustgarten Joan Dowd Deana Dever Lesley Lustgarten Marilyn Larson Tomlyn Hampton Phyliss Ogden Sally Gushee Kathy Hard Nancy Michaelson Joan Peter KTPO Scottsdale PTA Community Parent Council Hopi Rosemary Choules Jane Lowell Barbara Haasis Caroline Conley Margaret Nehf Ingleside Naomi van Liew Yavapai PTA Soloma Supai Paiute Ptpo Pima Pta Pima Pueblo Pueblo Parent Council Hopi Pta AAUW Fine Arts Council Cathy Schadt Nancy Moeller Ann French Vicki Money Myrna Gold Trudy Coe Ann Miller Penny Matthews Nancy Contadino Sheila Hogan Mary Wennes Diana Flood Gorgeann White Ruth Reid Martha Hoag Penny Spray Sally Rea Kathryn Works P.E. Hopi ASU

Bicycle race opens North Scottsdale YMCA events

The Scottsdale YMCA hosts a Saturday bicycle race in the southeast Chaparral High School lot. Races split into ages 8 10 11 13 14 15 and 16 plus with trophies from local sponsors including the Cutlery Shop and Cherry Hill Bicycle Shop. Dane Clark of the Scottsdale YMCA invites inquiries.

Scottsdale Dallas House Prestige Cleaners Cherry Hill Bicycle Shop North Scottsdale Dane Clark Clark

Doctor Talbot to Discuss Body Vitality at Safari Hotel

Dr. Richard Talbot author to present a free lecture on scientific discoveries concerning body vitality at 8 p.m. December 3 at the Safari Hotel 4611 N Scottsdale Rd. Free tickets available at Hi Health Supermart Papago Plaza. The first 500 attendees receive a 30 day supply of Vitamin C.

Richard Talbot Safari Hotel N. Scottsdale Rd Hi Health Papago Plaza

Couple charged in death of adopted infant in Arizona

Moses A. Coury and wife Sharon, of Mesa, were arrested on murder charges in the death of their 27 day old adopted son Albert. The child died of a skull fracture and other injuries after being taken to Navapache Hospital in Lakeside. They were held without bond and await a preliminary hearing in Mesa.

Mesa UPI Moses A. Coury Coury Sharon Larry Sterling Albert Navapache Hospital Lakeside East Mesa Leo Coombs Coombs West Mesa Lawrence E. Mulleneaux M.A. Coury

Boston Schools Face Bright Future After Busing Turbulence

The Boston School system shows promise as Judge Garrity urges minimal disruption and extended metropolitan efforts. Suburbs like Brighton weigh Metco expansion while Boston University and UMass supply tutors and space to aid improvement efforts.

Cima Star Boston CNS Boston U.S W. Arthur Garrity Jr Boston School Committee Garrity Brighton South Boston Southie Brighton High Dorchester U.S. Supreme Detroit Jean McGuire Metco William Leary Boston University University of Massachusetts

Latin migration to become largest U S minority by 1990

The Latin American Digest from Arizona State University projects Spanish speaking people will be the largest minority in the United States by 1990, surpassing Blacks who are 11 percent of the population. The Latin minority, now 12 million, grows by about 500,000 annually and faces persistent poverty and unemployment amid economic gains since 1968.

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