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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1963
Page
8
A frustrated husband asks how to balance his love of winter sports with his wife’s fishing and camping, and suggests a mutual sport rotation. The answer advises clear limits: if there are no ski trips, there will be no fishing trips, with a formal written pact as an option. Also covers a neighborly dispute over a rosebush and weed spray and a threatening plan for a spite fence.
Mr. and Mrs. William George Bolon wed in Valley Presbyterian Church and reside at 4902 E Villetta after a White Mountains trip. The bride Cerelle Elaine Bright taught at Mohave Elementary. groom studied art at Phoenix College. Attendants wore lavender lace and daisies appeared in bouquets.
Frank Caplan of Creative Playthings praises Soviet teachers and limited modern toys while noting strong folk toys and child led play. He argues Western toys should spur imagination with open-ended materials, not quick finished products, and cites Soviet day care as early exposure to exploration. Caplan, 52, plans exhibit pieces gathered in the USSR and beyond for fall museum displays.
Home safety notes advise using dry boards and dry hands when changing fuses. Emergency minor burn care involves cold water then petroleum jelly. Tips for baked potatoes suggest wrapping in foil and placing on a low stove burner. Cleaning advice recommends working from the fabric’s wrong side to push out stains. Lemon juice enhances shoe shine. Lighter gauge pans warp easily. check storage before buying.
Arizona State University urges coeds to register for formal sorority rush. Registration ends next Monday with rush opening Sept. 6 from 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m and an orientation at 1 30 p m. Bids issued Sept 15. classes begin Sept 16.
A study finds that August and September school girl spending by high school and college freshmen totals 1.114 billion dollars. Of this, 1.034 billion is for wearing apparel. Fall introduces roomy tote handbags with brass hardware in closures and ornamentation.
The Pioneer Bank of Arizona will offer fall programs for women and their clubs on topics such as household money management financial planning for single and career women wills and home improvement loans. Mrs. Vee Shawver executive director of the bank’s women’s division will present the programs. Arrangements can be made by calling 252 6666.
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