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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
6
A reader asks why her father failed to show love and how to handle marital strain with a nagging husband. The advice gently notes some men are unavailable and urges taking control at home while managing nerves and child discipline.
A man in a library observes a striking woman absorbed in a fashion magazine. He notices their eyes meet briefly and plots to win her attention by offering his own magazine and a compliment. The advice urges bold, humorous pursuit with playful lines.
Scottsdale Choraliers sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department will meet at 7:45 p.m. tomorrow at Navajo Elementary School 807 N Granite Reef Rd. The group is open to new members. Contact Mrs Albert Kreisman at 946-9322 or the parks office at 947-4303 for details.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Whetsel moved to Scotts dale in 1958 from Chillicothe Ohio bringing peony cuttings and other eastern shrubs. Their peonies now flourish beyond local nurseries expectations with lilac and violets showing progress. The Gebhards of 6837 E Coronado Rd visited with Susan and Bruce and plan to stay a few more days. The Triple S Fellowship of Valley Presbyterian hosted a Camelback Mountain hike with the Shaw family Goss family Gebhard Tomlinson Marshall and others. A potluck and musical program including the McConnell Singers and William Yoder piano are planned for Friday evening chaired by Nordeen Scofield with Sweeney presiding.
Fourth and fifth graders from Paiute Elementary School made 120 favors for Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale. Using pipe cleaners construction paper and excelsior the project was directed by Miss Arlene Przenowski.
Ronald W. Balliett was installed as master councilor of the Scottsdale Chapter DeMolay at the Scottsdale Masonic Temple. New and appointed officers were named including Robert J. Berrier senior councilor Edward A. Cooper junior councilor and others. A benediction by Rev John Frederick followed with a reception by the DeMolay Mothers Club.
American Association of University Women Scotts dale Branch hosts a 9 30 am meeting at 5813 E Cambridge with Steven Swai from Kenya speaking on Common Misconceptions of Africa The Scottsdale Shrine Club holds its monthly meeting at 8 pm at the Scottsdale Ramada Inn Dan Weisberger presiding The Arizona State Nurses Association District 18 meets at 7 30 pm tomorrow at the Guaranty Bank Building Scottsdale residents attend to hear the president Mrs Jack Bowe.
The Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority schedules a jewel banquet at Green Gables Restaurant at 7 p.m. Tomorrow. Mrs. Ila Yeager state finance director will perform the jewel ceremony and install new officers. Pledges include Mines Donald Leiferman and Robert Schaller of Scottsdale Lawrence De Blassie Orville Myers Shirley Patterson Avalee Preston of Phoenix. New officers are Mrs. William 8. Alldredge president Miss Flossie Costello vice president Mrs. Barbara Bes hore recording secretary Mrs. Jack Jordan corresponding secretary Mrs. Patterson treasurer Mrs. Bruce Lambert educational director and Mrs. Joseph Cody parliamentarian. Retiring president is Mrs. Burrell Lee Preston.
Kaibab Elementary PTA will elect and install 1963-64 officers at 7 30 tonight during the final meeting of the year. A Kaibab District Chorus program and coffee hour are planned. Resolutions for the state PTA convention in Prescott will be discussed. Mrs Gordon Marshall is program chairman. International Night is the Hohokam Elementary PTA program at 7 45 p m with Rev Charles Crouch and ASU exchange students.
Miss Patricia Riley of Scottsdale will become assistant director of the Scottsdale Girls Club in June after graduating from Pomona College. She will oversee several classes as the club expands to 600 members with active participation.
A flag sale runs 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Scottsdale Fashion Square conducted by the Harmony Junior Woman's Club. The event, part of the Have Flag Will Fly project, features U S flags for interior and exterior use and guidance on proper flag display and respect. Mrs. T. E. Sansom chairs the project from 6249 Calle Camelia.
Two Scottsdale students will be presented in a joint recital at 8 15 p m tomorrow in the Memorial Union ballroom at Arizona State University Featured in the program will be Mrs Nancy Selleys soprano of 8633 E Virginia and Miss Pauline Leung pianist of 2812 N 56th Pl Selleys will sing works by Bach Handel Mozart Szule Aubert and Schumann plus the Bijou Song from Gounods Faust Leung will perform pieces by Bach Beethoven Chopin and Debussy.
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