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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1966

Page

9

Awfully Modern Museum spoof opens on Pima Plaza

The piece reviews the Guggenhead Museum of Awfully Modern Art a quirky spoof on the art world located at 29-A upstairs in Pima Plaza with 75 cent admission. It also covers Guild Luncheon events at Heard Museum and notices on the PMT Ball planning for January 21 at Mountain Shadows led by Scottsdale merchants.

Pima Plaza Guggenhead Museum of Doiley Dali Doily Dilly Paul Anthony Lee California Scottsdale GUILD Wedesday’s Heard Buddy Ted'de Grazia Acqua Pastillas Y Cafe Cali’s Archie Kelley

Widow appeals for Scottsdale Senior Citizens Craft Shop support

Mrs. Austin Capp of Perry Iowa writes Scottsdale Progress asking Maggie and Lina to feature and photograph the Senior Citizens Hobby Craft Shop on Scottsdale Road near Fifth Avenue. She, president of the group, describes elderly, handicapped artisans, the nonprofit effort, and the need for better visibility to boost Christmas sales and morale after the loss of her husband.

Iowa Maggie Scottsdale Road Fifth Avenue Grim Reaper

Punch card wreath marks holiday craft in Scottsdale

Diane Hyde of Scottsdale Parks and Rec demonstrates wreath making from punch cards during a Christmas craft session. Next Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in First Federal's Community Room at 6950 E. Camelback, gift wrapping demonstrations will be offered. sessions are free and open to interested women.

Diane Hyde Scottsdale Parks and Rec Department First Federal Camelback

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