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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1971

Page

3

Memorial for bonsai pioneer Paul Matsusaki at Desert Gardens

The Desert Botanical Gardens will dedicate a memorial bonsai garden Sunday at 2 p.m. for Paul Matsusaki known as Paul. The tribute includes nine rocks two benches bonsai trees and a Japanese stone lantern once given to the Heard Museum by Matsusaki and later redonated.

Mary Bach Kochi Japan Toyotoshi Matsusaki Arizona Matsusaki Paul Desert Botanical Gardens Paul Matsusaki Phoenix Bonsai Society Leroy Fujii Heard Museum Alice Feffer Fred Feffer Chet Hutchinson Bill Jamieson D. McCarter Henry Roark Toyo Nursery Phoenix

Lawyers wives host bridge event to aid Juveniles in Trouble

Maricopa County Bar Auxiliary holds its second annual Bridge of Roses on Saturday from 11 30 to 3 30 in the Lawyers Club Phoenix with luncheon bridge and other card games Tickets are 5 proceeds fund the Juveniles in Trouble project Reservations with Mrs Gary Keltner Premier planning committee members include Mrs William Issacson Mines Walter Cheifetz Jon Kyl Tom Novak and others Also Phoenix Bonsai Society to display living dwarf trees at Desert Botanical Gardens Papago Park Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm with lectures and demonstrations open to the public without charge

Maricopa County Bar Auxiliary Roses Lawyers’ Club Security Building 234 -N Central Ave Phoenix Lawyers’ Club of Gary Keltner William Issacson Phoenix- Bonsai Society Desert Botanical ‘Gardens Papago Park

Scottsdale DeMolay installs 16 year old master councilor

John Perryman of Scottsdale, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Perryman, will be installed as master councilor of Scottsdale Chapter Order of DeMolay during a public ceremony at 7 30 p m Saturday at the Scottsdale Masonic Lodge 2531 N Scottsdale Rd Perryman attends Saguaro High School where he participates in the Sabercat Marching Band Symphonic Winds varsity wrestling and Interact Other elective officers to be installed include Carl Stevens senior councilor and Greg Taylor junior councilor The ceremony will feature installing officers James G Miller Gerry Griffin Larry Gubin John Bircumshaw Martin Wickerly and Dave Moritz Musician Mrs Pearl TePpel and a benediction by Rev Robert C Girard

John Perryman John R. Perryman Scottsdale Order of DeMolay Perryman Saguaro High School Sabercat Interact Carl Stevens Greg Taylor Larry Gubin James G. Miller Gerry Griffin Gubin John Bircumshaw Martin Wickerly Dave Moritz Pearl TePpel Robert C. Girard Marilyn Griffin Pam Miller Pot of Gold Assembly Rainbow For Girls Cross of Christian Faith

Paul Refuses Garden Design for All Women Bosses

The remarks depict Paul critiquing women who try to direct garden projects, claiming many American women attempted to boss him similarly to their husbands. The quote reflects gendered tensions in domestic decision making.

Paul

Bonsai master Matsusaki and Feffer garden legacy

Mrs. Feffer recalls Paul Matsusaki known for precise stone placement and patient bonsai craft. Born in Japan as Toyotoshi, he fled to Seattle at 14, later guided by roots in relocation centers during World War II. He built Toyo Nursery and shaped Valley bonsai, gifting many trees to Feffer and cultivating a shaded Japanese garden.

Paul Matsusaki Japan Seattle Toyotoshi Matsusaki Edna Santa Anita Arkansas Arizona Matsusakis Gila River Relocation Center Phoenix Toyo Nursery Paul Matsusaki Valley Mrs. Feffer Feffer

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