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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1973

Page

3

Simple designs turn sensational fashion by Adolpho

Adolpho, New York designer, explains how simple cuts can be sensuous yet tasteful. He showcases knit and crochet textures in spring summer gowns and separates up to size 18, emphasizing fit, feminine charm, and body awareness without high style.

Ly Beth Mohr Adolpho New York Jacquard

Easter Bunny Brunch planned by Phoenix Star Starters

The Phoenix Children's Theatre Star Starters announce their 12th annual Easter Bunny Brunch on April 22 at the Arizona Biltmore grand ballroom and patio from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Decorations chairpersons are Glen McDermot Melvin Fields Don Bennett and Frank Cadwell. The event supports children's theatre with hosts in costumes, egg hunts, egg rolling, live animal displays, clowns a story lady and a cartoon room. Chairman Mrs. Robert F. Bobo with assistant Mrs. Edward Carson.

Phoenix Children’s Theatre Star Starters Arizona Biltmore Grand Ballroom Glen McDermot Melvin Fields Don Bennett Frank Cadwell Star Starters Robert F. Bobo Edward Carson

Fashions center stage at multiple Phoenix events

Community groups announce fashion shows and open houses in Phoenix area. The American Association of University Women Scottsdale hosts a 10 am meeting at Mrs. Phillip Tannenholz’s home. An open house for Phoenix District Tennis Association at Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Zuber’s Paradise Valley home follows 7 to 9 pm. Other events include Tri Sigma founders day at Camelback Inn with guest speaker Mrs Dale Irvin, a Grandmothers Club meeting at Ye Olde Lantern, and a luncheon fashion show by Valley nurses to raise funds for continuing education. Proceeds support youth tennis, nursing programs, and hospital children’s department.

American Association of University Women Scottsdale Phillip Tannenholz E. Vernonce Phoenix District Tennis Association Paradise Valley Sidney Huber Phoenix Association Phoenix Tempe Zuber Lloyd Kundi Opeh House Mmes Milton N. Baromich Donald K. Fry Richard Goss P. James Nichols H.S. Pickrell Leon Tolleson Association Col Stevens Keller Grandmothers’ Club Ye Olde Lantern E. Camelback Rd George Brooks West Fifth Avenue Arizona State University College of Nursing Richard Seitz Hohokam School Warren Gallagher Lois Curtis Ackers James Flynn Charles Bowman John Underwood Gardner Ayers Wayne Smith Richard Lichty William Comfort Martha Plenert Curtis N. Hayden Rd School of Nursing

YWCA Camp Opens in Arizona For Girls This Summer

The YWCA offers a summer residence camp in Apache National Forest above 8 000 feet with horseback riding crafts nature lore and other activities for girls aged 10 to 16 at 55 per week. Glenda Nieman supervises with a qualified staff and a few camperships remain for those unable to pay. contact Phoenix Mid Town VW at 230 E Earls Drive Phoenix for details.

The YWCA Ariz Apache National Forest Glenda Nieman Chandler Junior High School Phoenix Earls Drive

Clauses muddy minds warn as kids heed phrasing

Developmental researchers Arlene Amidon and Peter Carey of CUNY say how you phrase a command matters. They found children more likely to follow instructions when clauses are ordered clearly, avoiding muddled subordinate clauses.

Arlene Amidon Peter Carey City University of New York Human Behavior Amidon and Carey

FTC weighs 21 day delivery rule for mail order items

The Federal Trade Commission is considering a regulation that would require mail order merchandise to be delivered within 21 days or the buyer would receive a refund.

Washington UPI Federal Trade Commission

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