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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1963
Page
6
Advice column style exchange on aging, romance, and personal finances. The writer laments aging while seeking practical tips, mentions cosmetic costs, and contrasts youth with wisdom. Readers D and N ask about allowances for siblings and the columnist urges earnings over gifts. A reader shares marital strife and parental concerns, while Dear So Sick offers coping guidance.
An informal coffee at 10 a.m. Wednesday by Scottsdale Parks and Recreation informs residents and groups about a Park Beautification Program. Nancy McCarthy says volunteers will donate and plant trees shrubs and flowers at the Scottsdale Community Center with materials and labor contributions.
Hadassah fashion show themed What Is A Dress will be presented at 8 p.m. Wednesday and 12 30 p.m. Thursday at the Jewish Community Center in Phoenix. The show features Alice Seligsberg High School designs from Jerusalem and supports Hadassah vocational education in Israel. Phoenix Chapter members model the fashions and hostesses will greet guests after the dessert. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs Yale Stuart.
The Scottsdale Woman's Club recently elected new officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Harold R. Davis and officers include first vice president Mrs. Robert Hutchins second vice president Mrs. William Guthrie third vice president Mrs. J. R. Magneson recording secretary Mrs. Edward Skill corresponding secretary Mrs. Jack Stieber treasurer Mrs. Al Bright auditor Mrs. Floyd Baldwin and members-at-large Mrs. Jack Gordon Hazel Knodt. Officers will be installed May 21 at the Indian Bend Country Club.
Calendar for Scottsdale organizations lists Order of Eastern Star Chapter 43 initiating new members at 8 p.m. at the Scottsdale Masonic Temple with a report on the Grand Chapter session by Mrs. Stanley Reed. Local appointments include Kelso Rowan and Walter Jesman, plus Stanley Reed and Mrs. Edward Abrahams.
Miss Linda Elizabeth Hochstetler and Terry Dean Hyllested wed in an evening service at Scottsdale Methodist Church. The bride, from Phoenix, wore a silk organza gown with lace and pearls. the groom is Glendale born. A reception followed and the couple plans to live in Phoenix.
The Scottsdale Rapid Learner Association convenes at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Hohokam School cafetorium to discuss gifted education needs. Dr Willard Abraham of Arizona State University will moderate a panel with Dr Stewart Flaschen Motorola vice president and Scottsdale School Board member, Dr William Hall in charge of special education, and Dr Nora Ryan, local psychologist. Roweena Drizigacker, fifth grade teacher at Hohokam, will demonstrate with gifted children and summer programs for gifted children in the Scottsdale area are planned.
Jack Lawson a Phoenix resident and skating bachelor with address 6411 E. Lafayette Blvd fits into a family shift as his wife and two children ages 6 and 9 take up ice skating. The family, active at the Phoenix Skating Club, recently received achievement ribbons while Lawson, sidelined by a dislocated back, cannot join on ice. The club offers figure skating in affiliation with the United States Figure Skating Association and conducts Wednesday classes for new members.
The Phoenix Puppetry Guild will hold a puppetry workshop at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the home economics building at Phoenix College. The public is invited to learn puppet creation and making through instruction and guidance.
Local note recalls a tiny bunny spending time in the ear of L W Kilpatrick Sr at 5932 FE Arcadia Lane. Family and friends tried to remove it but it hid under car seats. The piece also covers Welcome Wagon events, Camp Fire Group beads, and Spring Fling planning for April 19 at Indian Bend Country Club with Betty Waindell receiving praise.
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