Scottsdalian Plans Touch and Fragrance Garden for the Blind
Mrs. Fred Sartorius leads Arizona's first touch and fragrance garden for the blind behind Godfrey Little School in Scottsdale. Bed curbs will guide feet, with scented herbs and textured plants for exploration. Initial funding falls short. $4,000 needed, $1,321 raised from 60 percent of 100 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sartorius
E. Mulberry
Ray M. Saunders
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Godfrey Little
East Second St
Greens Best Served Crisp Tender Fresh From Heat
Leafy greens overcook easily and should be removed the moment they become crisp tender. Test with a fork and pull as soon as prongs slip in and out with ease for best texture.
Dyer Caravan Returns From Utah Family Fun On Water
The Allen Dyers of 4131 N 56th St return from a two week Utah trip with an eight foot row boat on the car and a 14 foot boat trailing. Nadine and Dana water skied while parents fished. Dana, after ROTC at Fairchild, will graduate Arizona State in January. Three Los Angeles friends joined them at Mirror Lake Resort. New York report notes UPI Chemical Week says American parents spend about 600 dollars per child in the first year of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dyers
56Th St
Uinta Mountains
Utah
Provo
Fairchild Air Force Base
Spokane
Wash
Arizona State University
Nadine
Scottsdale High School
Dyers
Los Angeles
Mirror Lake Resort
Dyer
New York
UPI
Chemical Week
McGraw Hill
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Obscure Entries
Crossword puzzle list includes animal foot haul state abbreviation and multiple scattered clues across various-numbered slots. Entries mix standard wordplay with partial phrases and misread letters, challenging solvers to fill crosswise.
Crossword Puzzle Answer Key Clue List
Answer to Yesterday s Puzzle 45 FEadured 4 Organ of hearing 49 Charge the account of 52 Care for 54 Girl s name 65 Toll i Vase av Female dear 59 Be mistaken 60 Period of time 63 Sun god.
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Toll i-Vaseav
Sun God
Riggs Stanecker Engagement Set for ASU Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Stanecker announce the engagement of Linda Louise Stanecker to James S. Riggs Jr. of Scottsdale. Both ASU students plan a Sept 2 ceremony at St. Thomas the Apostle Church. Linda will be honored Aug 11 with a linen and kitchen shower hosted by Frances Kay Fish and Ross Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Stanecker
E. Pierson
Linda Louise
James S. Riggs, Jr
Scottsdale
Riggs
E. Solano
Arizona State University
St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church
Miss Stanecker
Frances Kay Fish
Ross Lee
Robert E. Lee
47Th Place
Women focused insurer earns success for Mrs Eve Wyatt
Mrs Eve Byron Wyatt specializes in insurance for women and after 14 years has built one of the country’s largest clienteles. She notes women are easier to sell to and that social security may not support them in retirement. Her income units target executives in the $5 000 to $6 000 income bracket for reasons of family tax and self support. Wyatt could retire in 1967 but plans to keep selling to fund her three boys’ college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPI
Eve Byron Wyatt
Wyatt
Mill Valley
Round The Town Congratulations For A Job Well Done
Scottsdale Theatre Arts group presented Li'l Abner this weekend with a top production. Cast member Bill Zar and his parents hosted after the final show, 8226 E Clinton, Saturday night, for about 75 attendees including visiting families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Bill Zar
J. L. Zar
E. Clinton
SHS Teachers Attend Session
Scottsdale High English teachers Mrs. L. L. Lowenstein and Mrs. Raymond Wockner returned from a two week graduate workshop titled Modern Linguistics in the Secondary School at Arizona State College in Flagstaff. The program, co sponsored by the college and the National Council of Teachers of English, was led by Dr. Virginia Alwin, professor of English and education.
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Scottsdale High
L. L. Lowenstein
Raymond Wockner
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
National Council of Teachers of English
Virginia Alwin
Desert Doings: Worths Return From California and Aurelius Family Vacation
Mr and Mrs John Worth return from two weeks of sunning and swimming in Long Beach California. Mrs Katy Worth is a Scottsdale Daily Progress reporter. Mr and Mrs George Aurelius plan a monthlong vacation to the Twin Cities visiting friends and awaiting a family reunion. Mare a pre medical student at the University of Arizona will visit Colorado and Minnesota universities. Aurelius will fly from St Paul to New York on Arizona Paramount Theaters business. Marc plans to return to Arizona before his parents for school.
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John Worth
Long Beach
Calif
Katy) Worth
The
Scottsdale Daily Progress
George Aurelius
46Th St
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Mare
University of Arizona
Colorado
Aurelius
St. Paul
New York
Arizona Paramount Theaters
Marc
Arizona
Liberty Belle Named for Papago Zoo Elephants Gift
Gary Hooker of North 56th Street presented a baby East Indian elephant to the Papago Zoo last week. He settled on Liberty Belle after considering Hefalump and timed the naming with astronaut Virgil Grissom's space capsule landing. The calf stays at the Robert Maytag ranch in north Scottsdale until the zoo is ready. Watering house plants in a refrigerated home is discussed by Iris Widmark and Carl Seidner with tips on moisture depth and drooping leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papago Zoo
Gary Hooker
N. 56Th St
Gary
A. A. Milne
Virgil Grissom
Robert E
Iris) Widmark
Lafayette Blvd
Carl Seidner
Parents Warn of Hidden Fire Hazards in Homes
Dr. Albert H. Domm urges caution as August heat heightens fire risk. Parents must keep dangerous objects like stoves, heaters, and hot pans out of reach and educate children on fire safety. He warns many dangers are inside the home and requires active prevention and supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Domm
Domm
Western Home Office
Prudential Insurance Co
Mrs Ray Meder Hosts Bridge and Supper Social
Mrs Ray Meder entertained the Hospederas bridge group and a newly organized supper club at 6047 Calle del Norte this weekend. Two bridge tables included Dorothy Law Mayme Leaper Ethyl Madland Ben Morgan Thelma Cluff Bernice Mitchell Marion Simons and the hostess. A fruit salad luncheon followed the monthly affair. The Saturday supper club hosted Mr and Mrs Howard Midkimen and Mr and Mrs William L Wright. After dinner the group played cards.
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Ray Meder
Calle del Norte
Hospederas Bridge Group
Mmes
Dorothy Law
Mayme Leaper
Ethyl Madland
Ben Morgan
Thelma Cluff
Bernice Mitchell
Marion Simons
Meder
Meders
Howard Midkimen
William L. Wright
Fashionette falls fashion: elasticized slipons and big charms
Elasticized slipons dominate children's footwear for fall with side gorings or tongue concealment to secure fit. Drop earrings rise in popularity with visible pieces reaching the collarbone. Short hairdos reveal ears boosting drops, while flat round charms grow larger and advised to wear one per rigid bangle.
Guidance Class Offered At ASC
A guidance and counseling workshop under Dr Paul C Polmantier of the University of Missouri will be at Arizona State College Flagstaff from August 7 to 18. It targets those preparing for or practicing guidance services in Arizona schools offering supervised interpretation of case study data.
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Paul C. Polmantier
University of Missouri
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Arizona
Pelmantier
United States
Cotillion Director Introduced at Arizona Country Club
Arizona Country Club hosts a 10 a.m. coffee on August 10 for members to meet Miss Helen Bradbury, named director of the Cotillion for 1961 62. The event targets third through eighth graders with sessions by grade to teach social graces and techniques as part of the club activities.
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Arizona Country Club
Helen Bradbury
Cotillion
Children's Assembly
Young Dancers Present Americana Benefit in Encanto Park
The Westchester Lariats showcase 45 dancers from Los Angeles in Americana at 8 p.m. today at Encanto Park Bandshell. Proceeds aid the Arizona Recreation Association scholarship fund. Tickets cost 1.50, 0.50 for under 12, available at Linde Box Office. If rain, show moves to Phoenix College gym.
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Westchester Lariats
Los Angeles
Encanto Park
Arizona Recreation Association
Linde
Hanny’s
Phoenix College
Scottsdale Women Join Local AAUW
The American Association of University Women Phoenix branch welcomes three Scottsdalians as new members Mmes A H Barren Frederick J Hannum and Edgar Hash with listed addresses on 45th and Hopi Way and 44th Street Scottsdale.
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American Association of University Women
Phoenix
Mmes
A. H. Barren
N. 45Th St
Frederick J. Hannum
Edgar Hash
N. 44Th St
Newcomers Plan Luncheon at Safari Hotel Scottsdale
Members of the Scottsdale Newcomers Club will host a lunch and afternoon of cards next Tuesday at noon. The event takes place at The French Quarter of the Safari Hotel in Scottsdale with hostess Miss Betty Fullerton in charge. Reservations call Miss Fullerton.
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Scottsdale
Safari Hotel
Betty Fullerton
Windsor Ave
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Lares
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Ralph Garrett
E. Harvard
Sherman Reed
Painesville
Ohio
Fred Post
Conneautville
Penn
Donald Renz
N. 83Rd St
Ernest Milton
Renz’s
Kenneth Hughes
E. Weldon
Hughes
Phil Hess
Globe
Randy
SHS
Jean Deise
Vernon Deise
N. Tatum Blvd
Jean
Scottsdalia
ASC
Arizona CC Fetes Cotillion
FSLIC
Scottsdale Savings and Loan
Scottsdale Road
Scoitsdale, Arizona
AAUW
Safari
Miss Fullerton
Scottsdale — Whitney
Armco
Yucca Flats
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale, Ariz
Phoenix Optical
the Valley
Scottsdale Medical Building
E. Stetson Dr
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