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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1963

Page

6

Santa season brings Yuletide programs to Scottsdale schools

Scottsdale elementary schools host a week of Christmas activities led by PTA groups. Tavan Elementary opens with a 7:30 p.m. PTA program featuring the Wildcat Band and several grade choruses under Charles Walker and Lyle DeJong. Food drives benefit Yaqui Indians and Phoenix Fire Belles. Additional events include mitten tree for overseas aid, a 7:30 p.m. Friday dance for seventh and eighth grades, and a Loloma Elementary program directed by Elinor Parker and Normand LeBlanc. Yavapai and Kachina hold tomorrow and Wednesday programs with bands, choruses, plays, and a late-night Why the Bells Ring at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Tonalea hosts an 8 p.m. Christmas program led by Richard Childers and Sanford Seibus.

Tavan Elementary PTA Tavan Wildcat Charles Walker Lyle DeJong Scottsdale Phoenix Firebelles Phoenix Tavan Girl Scouts American Friends Service Committee Kachina Vivian J. Burgmeur Raymond MacDonald Alden Don Victor Steve Fishness Jay Fain Janet Stotz Pat Casey Bill Carson Douglas Kelly Carol Daudet Richard Tangay Rebecca Harm Michael Gray Claudia Curry Joanna Krebs Jennifer Munns Mines David F. Munns John E. Krebs Kachina Band

Scottsdale Elks and ESA Aid Needy Families This Christmas

In Scottsdale the Elks Club and Beta Sigma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha organize charity for less fortunate residents. Mrs. Homer Golden and Clifford Moore load a food and toys basket for a local family while a Winter Wonderland dance funded Christmas baskets. Welfare chair Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald and cochair Mrs. Paul Clouse add gifts to a stack of wrapped toys gathered by ESA members for Sunshine Acres children.

Scottsdale Elks Club Beta Sigma Epsilon Sigma Alpha Homer Golden Clifford Moore Knight BPOE Edward Fitzgerald Phoenix Paul Clouse N. 42Nd St Cochairman ESA Sorority Sunshine Acres

TV-itis at home a night owl wife roils husband

A husband writes to Molly Mayfield about his wife’s daytime sleeping and loud TV and stereo use. He worries the noise disrupts his sleep, work, and health. The columnist urges decisive action to stop the disturbance for both partners.

Holiday parties and charity drives fill Scottsdale events

Sorority Delta chapter hosts an 8 p.m. Yule Tide party at Mrs. Joseph Washburn’s home inviting canned goods and gifts for an adopted family. Sweet Adelines meet 7:30 p.m. Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church with barbershop numbers, carols and fun quartets. Alpha Omicron-Epsilon Sigma Alpha International gathers 8 p.m. Wednesday at 408 Navajo Trail to share The Art of Christmas Spirit and distribute toys and food to Gol den Gate families. Arizona-Michigan Club holds 7:30 p.m. Friday party at Grace Court School with Indian School students as guests. Secret sisters revealed with gift exchange. Soroptimist Club features Tibet expert talk at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Valley Ho Hotel.

Delta Chapter Phi Sigma Alpha Joseph Washburn E. Meadowbrook Ave Scottsdale Sweet Adelines Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Alpha Omicron Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Larry Boroughs Navajo Trail Richard Peterson Warren Gentry Bert Minshall Arizona-Michigan Club Grace Court School Phoenix Michigan Doris Still Tibet Soroptimist Club Valley Ho Hotel India

Valley Plaza Women Name Society Officers

Officers of the newly formed Women s Society of Christian Service at Valley Plaza Methodist Church include Mrs Walter Dodds as president Bonnie Jones as vice president Norma McClure as secretary and Mrs Norman Huffman as treasurer The minister s wife Mrs James McCormick serves as coordinator The society s evening circle meets tomorrow night at June Doubek s home 6727 E Culver

Women’s Society of Christian Service Valley Plaza Methodist Church Walter Dodds Bonnie Jones Norma McClure Norman Huffman James McCormick Valley Plaza Tomorow June Doubek E. Culver

Elizabeth Arden Plans First Shopping Center Salon

Elizabeth Arden Inc will open a two story fashion boutique and beauty salon at Biltmore Fashion Park Phoenix on Camelback Road and 24th Street Groundbreaking 60 to 90 days main floor cosmetics upper level hairstyling and beauty services Red Door entrance will match Arden salons nationwide The new shop lies less than three miles west of Maine Chance health resort in Paradise Valley areas of Arizona

Elizabeth Arden, Inc Biltmore Fashion Park Camelback Road 24Th Street Phoenix Miss Arden Arizona Maine Chance Paradica Valley Eee Biltmore Park Elizabeth Arden

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Tavan Loloma Loloma Elementary School Tomor Elinor Parker Normand LeBlanc Richard Murray Yavapai Elementary School Tom Thomson Yavapai Tonalea Tonalea Elementary School Richard Childers Sanford Seibus George Adams Molly Mayfield Mrs. Mayfield Molly Rip van Winkle Rip Maryann Seitz Lawrence Myers Edward Jaksa Virginia Wade Golden Gate Settlement House Susan Atkinson Western Savings Soule Valley OF the Sun Judson School Mockingbird Lane Lincoln Drive Women’s Group Fifth Avenue Complete Book Department Qwaskon Poinsettia Antoine Dial Starling Princess Light Rosenzweid Center First Avenue Scottsdale Fashion Square Uum Alpine
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