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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
3
Barbara Shedlock of Vogue-Scottsdale Agency previews a fashion display at Joy's in Fashion Square. Linda Oakley models turb o fabric jumpers with dropped waists and A-line skirts while George Adams shoots photos for a kid clothing feature.
The Miss Subways contest marks its 25th anniversary with 138 queens since 1941. Rosalind Cinclini, 22, current title holder, is a Bronx native and former ABC typist now filming modeling work. NYSA administers the contest attracting 200 to 300 entrants biannually from among subway riders.
Miss Pamela Felzer will wed Robert Urie in Temple Emanuel Honolulu Hawaii on August 27. Felzer, daughter of Mrs Ann Felzer and Nathaniel Felzer of Honolulu, is a special education major at Arizona State University. Urie son of Dr and Mrs Murray G Urie of Scottsdale will join Phi Gamma Delta at ASU where he studies psychology. His sister Charlotte and brother Jack will travel to Hawaii for the ceremony.
A free Friday program at Stage Arts Studios features children's stories and a puppetry exhibit by Phoenix College students under Jo L. Lawrence and Dorothey Hommel. Activities include storytelling, flannelgraph, drama, and puppetry with Emilie Jaeger hand puppets. The event marks the studio season kickoff. Prescott death of Elizabeth G. Massing, first Prescott woman to drive and cofounder of the city's early taxi service, noted.
Gramma warned Tamara Bunnell about an adult movie on a flight and gave two Dramamine pills to the 10 year old. The girl slept through the cross country trip from New York to Sky Harbor, while the family faced a troubling decision about media on travel.
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