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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1967

Page

5

Ikebana in the Valley Miss Paul Leads Local Schooling

Ikebana International builds interest in Japanese flower arrangements with Phoenix and Valley chapters. Genie Paul, founder of the Phoenix Ikebana group in 1961, teaches a strict but flexible style, focusing on natural materials, seasonal modes, and the eye for beauty.

Carlton Paul Ikebana International Paul Genie Paul Phoenix Arizona E. Cheney Rd Scottsdale Tkehana Japan Tokyo Tkevana Charact Henry Yoshii Tkenobo Koryu Ohara Sogetsu Bocas U.S Paradise Valley Country Club Seiga Kobayshi Okinawa Phoenix Art Museum Heard Museum Heaven Man

Community notices across Phoenix clubs and charities

Friday luncheon by Assistance League of Phoenix at Smoke House Restaurant with slides by Mrs. Howard Jahnson and new provisional attendees. Saturday benefit barbecues and dinners hosted by Ladies Oriental Shrine, Valley National Bank Wives Club, Scottsdale groups, and more for philanthropic causes. Sunday arts programs at Phoenix Art Museum and City of Hope events. Monday events include Kappa Delta anniversary and Hope Mission dinner at Sweden House Restaurant.

Assistance League of Phoenix Smokehouse Howard Jahnson Denver Re-gion VI National Assistance League Ladies Oriental Shrine Sphinx Court of North America 1.C.C.F. Center N. 14Th St Phoenix Art Museum The Phoenix Fine Arts Association Kappa Delta Sorority Phoenix Alumnae Association Beta Psi Nicholas Steees Hope Mission Ross DeBenon Sweden House Thomas Rd

Arizona Consumers Day features Miss Furness in Tempe

Miss Betty Furness appointed March by President Johnson as Special Assistant to the President for Consumer Affairs will headline Arizona Consumers Day in Tempe. She will speak at the Saturday luncheon after morning workshops at Arizona State University and the Sands Motel. The program includes three workshops on budget, fraud, and credit with various panelists and a 2:15 business meeting to elect officers. Governor Williams designated the day and presented a proclamation to Arizona Consumers Council leaders.

Arizona Betty Furness Johnson Consumer Affairs Miss Furness College of Business Administration Arizona State University Tempe Sands Arizona Consumers Council Ih Street Phoenix Uhree University of Arizona Agricultural’ Extension Service Maricopa County the Sands Jack Williams

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