Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 193

Club Federation members express pollution concern at meeting Jftith visibility decreasing djily it was 10 miles at oie point this week to a pfssiBle zero at ground level, sat-in on a Clean we Now Conference at the Westward Ho. meet, Sponsored by the rational General Federation ojj Women's Clubs, had a gteat vantage point. JThe Valley of the Sun, for clear skies and blight sunbeams, shamefully presented smusty skies and vistas shrouded in haze. And efies smarted. Coughs were too.

the people did it all. CHILDS, director Of the Delaware Valley Council for Clean Air, quoted: 'We have met the enemy. Ifi is us." jjJoan A. Buchanan, national director of junior clubs, con- cjided, "The future is up to £And Robert M. Teeter, director of public affairs for the HJivironmental Protection Agency, added "We must dSange our attitudes.

And no $vernment can do the job. is up to each of us." is dirty window- sjjls, gritty skin, dingy surroundings. It's homes needing frequent paint jobs, draperies thai: shred, plants that sicken and -die. It's slower processes tires cracking, iron and steel rusting, silverware perpetually tarnished. IT'S A SHROUD, tightening day by day.

Dean Mathews, regional air pollution control director of Air Pollution Control Office, Region VI, said that "One- half the pollutants in the air are from transportation. The haze extends 12 miles above the earth's surface." And Dr. Billings. Brown, senior scientist from Hercules, Salt Lake City, said "Protest. Peacefully.

Borrow guerrilla tactics. Use industrial spies. Noon hour demonstrations. Tie up phones at industries. Snarl production." Standards must be set, all states must conform.

And whatever is to be done the clubwomen will be a motivating force, said Mrs. Harry Wagner Prescott, tional recording "The federatipg 1 been Jn the 1 EDUCATION MUSf. begin' In school from kindergarten through the sixth grade. Young people should learn good driving rules before they're 16. Drivers education Shduld be mandatory.

And the concentration of alcohol in the blood must be lowered to .10. Safety begins with bicycle drivers, motor bike operators. Mrs. Smith said there are four things we must do. Develop a sense of the problem, work out a plan, know public officials and face facts.

It Is a personal responsibility. We must be honest drivers. AND THERE'S more antipollution ammunition. The Arizona Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, said Ben Chaiken, executive director, has found that Arizona has the highest death rate and case rate for chronic respiratory diseases in the nation. The number of deaths frorii emphysema, he said, doubles approximately every five years.

To encourage nurses to devote careers to respiratory diseases, the association annually names student nurses as scholarship recipients in a program made possible by the ChristmasSealCam- paign. Fifteen student nurses are attending seven Schools of Nursing throughout Arizona on scholarships at the present time. Chaiken signed his report "It's a matter of life and breath." The Chandler Junior Women's, Club is now ready to debut its 10th annual Community Art Show and Exhibit a freely contributed bit of culture to a community that supports it wholeheartedly, like thousands going through the Spanish-styled San a Hotel and thousands entering their own art work. The exhibit is to encourage and increase interest by giving local artists ah opportunity to enter and display their works and have it judged. you live in Chan- Gilbert, Higley, Queen Mrs.

David L. Smith Mrs, Kenneth McKenna is art show chairman. Mrs. Anne Liff is a dedicated woman. She's CARIH through and through.

And we know It because her most recent activity is to tout the big dinner-dance bash Saturday that will benefit the Children's Asthma Research Institute and Hospital in Denver. And she will chatter at length on CARIH's credits. ftocatx, Republic M-ll Scoltsdate branch of the American Association of University Women will have a general meeting at 8 p.m. Wedesday when AAUW and Planned Parenthood Will present an ecology forum, Cbota Out. Panelists include PaulStei- fier, Planned Parenthood; Mrs.

Warren Gentry, City Council; Dan Harkins, student body president of Scottsdale High School; and The Rev. John Shaw. The Scottsdale YWCA Newcomers Club will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday in-the YW Ranch House, 4615 N. Granite Reef Road.

The group will also attend the "Afternoon wth the Arts" program by Mrs. Robert Falk to- dale. Qtiests Oft wil it PLUS CARD CLtflr The Fifty Plus Card Club of will Valentine Party at 12:30 pm. tVi- day in fbe El Dorado Park and Recreation Center Ghib Room, 2311 N. ftfh.St.) dale.

Guests are welcomed. Soft Water 85 Month Sirvtet ly Ofhif At Thii Wee U. CESCO 266.4014 RMWblia photo by Birt McOrtmv Joan Buchanan, Mmes. James Scarbro, William Winseman She's filled with gratitude the center saved her own boy, many years ago, from spending a life suffering from all her volunteer efforts go into writing for CA- RIH. She keeps the stories pouring out of her typewriter big and little and all about CARIH that hopes, in the near future, to completely solve the mystery of the respiratory disease.

Clubs to meet this week national chairman of conservation department of GFWC, said "The destiny of our country is in the minds and hands of our youth. Involve them." And on another crisis level, traffic safety, Mrs. David L. Smith of Tempe said, "Safety remains our personal responsibility." Mrs. Smith attended the National Safety Conference sponsored by the General Federation of Women's Clubs hi Detroit.

And all the talks, forums, and demonstrations boiled down to one thing, she said. "We must have all states conform to the highway safety standards." Americans have far too much sympathy for the al- chplic, she said. The problem drinker who drives represents seven per cent of the population, causes two-thirds of the fatal accidents. "If we could only rouse the public to this problem as it is to air pollution, we could have eliminated the danger five years ago," she said. RIBBONS WILL award- art with jun- iprs Wednesday between 10 aim.

and noon and 4 and 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday tours between 9 a.m. arid 3 p.m. with opening ceremonies and awards announced at 7:30,, p.m.; Sunday will be the noon to 6 p.ri The Mu Alumnae officers at the 8 p.m.> meeting tomorrow in the home of Kaufherr, 4801 N. 78th Place, The Thunderbird chapter of the American Business Women's Association will have its annual bosses' night dinner at p.m.

tomorrow in Na, varre's, Camelback. I hH'bVpJUaJof auxi- iurich- at ll at Gamelback Inn. 5 Mrs. Elmer Wilson, awards chairman, will name 40 auxi- lians who earned a total of 10,612 volunteer service hours. Elaine Lair, administrator, will make the presentations.

Mrs. Robert Martin, presi- ntt and charter member, of -the auxiliary founded in 1963, rjsceiie the highest award'for ,3,900 hours, work. Other tbp-honqrees are Mrsl Larry 3,000 hours; Mrs. Herbert Kersker, Mrs! Mac Boutchyard, and William Wilson, 2,000 hours. Jo Cardillo Laursen, national president of Clipped Wings, will visit the Phoenix Clipped Wings chapter at the group's 6:30 p.m.

meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dick Townsend, 6215 Calle Redonda." THE BENEFIT affair is at 7 p.m. this Saturday in Camelback Inn. The Fifty Plus Card Club, that new group in Scottsdale, 'has elected officers. Mrs.

John Romano Is president. Chester Moore is vice president; Mrs. flcott R. Chesnut is secretary and treasurer; Mrs. N.

Walter Schommer is historian; and Mrs. C. D. Dorsch is publicity chairman. The members promote the enjoyment of card playing and meet every Tuesday and Friday at 1 p.m, in.

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