Family savors homemade vintage in Scottsdale shop move
Ed and JoAnn Roscher and Bill Roscher run Wine-Art in Scottsdale offering home wine kits and concentrates from California. They plan to expand their hobby with a store at 10435 N Scottsdale Road, noting batches take hours to prepare but years to mature, with a variety of wines from plum to red chianti and dozens of bottles stored at home.
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JoAnn Roscher
Bill Roscher
JoAnn
California
Wine-Art
Scottsdale
Bill
Arizona
Scottsdale Road
Washington, D.C
Canada
Roscher
Ed Roscher
Dock strike vote near New York on three year contract
The International Longshoremen's Association with 50 000 members planned a Monday vote on a proposed three year contract for 34 Atlantic and Gulf ports. Union president Gleason suggested voting would start at 7 am and could last days while unresolved local issues in Baltimore Philadelphia and Mobile were discussed. He believed a 32 percent package rise would lift hourly pay from 8 to 10 40 and hourly benefits to 3 75, with income for workers idle due to automation. A yes would end an eight week shipping tie up.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
Thomas W. Gleason
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mobile
Gleason
Gulf Coast
Scottsdale Community College to offer free legal counseling
The Maricopa County Community College District board approved a 1500 contract with Frost and Stanks to provide six hours weekly of on campus counseling plus paid services. Free help covers advising telephoning and letter writing. paid services include traffic matters wills and no fault divorce forms. Contract runs to March 18 1978 financed by student activity fees.
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Scottsdale Community College
Maricopa County Community College District
Associated Students of Scottsdale Community College
Phoenix Law Firm
Frost and Stanks
SCC
U S to Open Three Federal Buildings for Public Use
The living buildings program by the GSA expands access to three Phoenix Mesa area structures for cultural educational and recreational use. Buildings include 230 N First Ave 522 N Central Ave and 26 N MacDonald in Mesa. Maricopa Community College District classes start January at the North First Avenue site.
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Phoenix
Mesa
U.S. General Services Administration
Gene Vance
Phoenix Gsa
First Ave
Central Ave
N. MacDonald
North First Avenue
Vance
Jay Solomon
GSA
Kachina-Tavan-St Theresa's Workshop and PTA News
The Kachina staff will run human relations workshops next Wednesday and Thursday with 12 15 p m dismissal for lower grades and 1 15 p m for upper grades. Volunteers are asked for two hours to help with the districtwide census and a Monday 7 p m meeting at each school cafeteria.
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St. Theresa's
Prades
Kachina
Tavan
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Daily Progress
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U.S
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Mia Onodera
Lori Reiman
Susanne Auer
Shannon Donahue
Madelene Manley
Jeff Wolfenbarger
Kinney Baughman
Jill Brown
Stephanie Churchill
Theresa DeLuca
Amy Fairchild
Roz Fleischer
Jeff Harrison
Melissa Harrison
Kelly Henley
Mark Orbon
Norman Reynolds
Tom Schmidt
Kristi Wedell
Gigi Worthington
Shamrock
PTA
Sarah McIntire
Berta Keith
Tava Pta
Ann Dippre
St. Theresa’s
Camelview Plaza Mall
Camelback Rd
Utah
Pima Stone Company
E. McDowell
Scottsdale Educational
BPA
Mo. O.E.L
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