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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1976
Page
7
Cocopah and Kiva Cherokee students prepare a P E routine showcase directed by Joan Milne. First through third graders will perform at five motor stations after a film, with fourth graders staffing.
The Pima Student Council sponsors an aluminum can drive to raise money for the school with 15 cents paid per pound. Navajo hosts an Ice Cream Social from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday in the cafeteria with 25 cent cake and drinks. Scottsdale Honor Band registration runs Saturdays, and field trips and programs involve Pima and Navajo students, including theater at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts and a 6-6 football tie with Supai plus league wins for seventh graders.
Paradise Valley Chapter Order of DeMolay installed nineteen officers at ceremonies in Scottsdale. Ronald Underhill was installed as master councilor during the 27th installation at the Scottsdale Masonic Temple. Other officers include Allen Mahan senior councilor Mike Flinn junior councilor Wayne Gunn scribe-treasurer Scott Johnson senior deacon Curtis Swartz junior deacon Olin Kimberly senior steward Ken Judd junior steward Rick Krecker orator Jerry Slagle sentinel Steve Kelly chaplain Eric Burch marshal Clay Nowell standard bearer Ian Todd almoner and preceptors Phillip Burch Scott Gray David Jones Curtis Mahan Randy Martin Glen Russell.
The State Bar of Arizona will stage a free public legal seminar from 1 to 4 30 p m Wednesday in the Sundial Center Sun City. A panel discussion and later question and answer segment will cover practical uses of law to protect and manage financial affairs. Panel moderator is Phoenix attorney Roland Kruse with speakers Richard Lassen Norman Miller Martha Russell and Richard Effland on community property joint tenancy wills trusts and probate. Refreshments provided.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Susan Vorchheimer's bid to admit to Central High School, challenging Philadelphia's all male gifted schools as not discriminatory. The court also denied cases on abortion parental consent, car key lock testing, hydroelectric dam reviews, a sex change firing, and a governor funding decision.
AP reports China conducts its 19th underground nuclear test signaling Premier Hua Kuo-feng’s ascendancy. Hsinhua credits central committee decisions, cites defense aims, and notes Mao era framing. No test details released. Public fallout history referenced with limited health risk.
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