Gals Rise in Banking as 50-Year-Old Association Marks Anniversary
The National Association of Bank Women Inc celebrates its golden anniversary with the north central chapter in Scottsdale and Phoenix boasting 180 officers. Members like Terry Greene Sue Decovich and Mary Dunlavey discuss banking’s evolution from loan focus to total financial services, highlighting opportunities for women and emphasis on service, education, and stability.
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Mary Dunlavey
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Women Bankers Advocate for Roles and Client Reach
Mrs Dunlavey emphasizes women in banking and the evolving field. She notes more people forge bank relationships, a friendlier atmosphere, and increased competition. She balances executive duties with motherhood while discussing loan applicants and younger borrowers.
Calendar Filled With Community Meetings And Events
Madison Sun Dial Garden Club meets at 9 45 a m at Valley Garden Center with Mrs Dale Collier presenting plans for the year. Phoenix Art Museum League hosts a 10 a m coffee for docents followed by an introduction to the program and September docent training begins. Saturday features a Job's Daughters car wash at Kenny's Service Center from 7 30 a m to 4 p m with a 1 25 charge per car. Executives Secretaries Inc luncheon and fashion show at Arizona Country Club showcases La Bouttica fashions. The Single Graduates host an Equal Rights for Men party at 8 p m at Barbara O Malley's home with mixed guest charges.
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Teen attention seeking through tall tales cited
A Copley News Service reader describes a teen girl who exaggerates incidents to seek attention. Parents are advised to ignore the stories or change the subject, as the behavior likely stems from a desire for peer status and arousal of reactions.
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Willard Abraham Copley
Helping Your Child Build Reading and Task Tenacity
Psychologists distinguish negative and positive reinforcement to encourage task completion. Start with small rewards or praise for partial progress, then gradually require more effort as routines form. Patience is essential as habit formation progresses from a few pages to whole books or longer activities.
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