01 Feb 1957
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1957
Page
1
Darel Clifford president of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association announced that actress Cyd Charisse has been named Queen of National Beauty Salon Week. Charisse will reign during the week of February 10, as the association promotes beauty and style for women.
A nutritionist from the University of Arizona explains that vitamins A and C in dark green leafy vegetables and citrus fruits help resist bacterial infections and support eye health and growth. The basic seven foods omit these groups most often, affecting overall nutrition and wellness.
Householders asked to supplement family incomes by serving the distinguished clientele at Camelback Inn. No hotel experience required. Seasonal work with vacations in hot months, six day weeks, meals provided. Call Bert Shoemaker at Witney 5-8441 for details. Under the friority, manager: Stewart.
Al Kluender runs a safety and service program at the Chevron on Kist Avenue and Indian School Road. A special air hose at the back of the station helps young cyclists inflate tires, promoting basic maintenance and road safety for families in the Maryvale area.
Pruning roses in January or February fosters a short rest for many varieties, removing dead wood and old canes, and shaping tall hybrid teas to 18–20 inches. Climbing roses get final shaping options, and a mulch plus careful pest spray helps prevent disease and insects while avoiding overfertilizing before spring growth.
Golf clinic led by Frank Stranahan a famed Toledo golfer and former leading amateur was featured at the Scottsdale Rotary Club at Camelback Inn with Zimmerman of Paradise Valley CC helping. A future Camelback Inn gathering was noted as Rotary hosts plan joint events with Phoenix Club for visiting Rosarians. Mrs Lee Utoedry admitted Jan 21 to Memorial Hospital Phoenix for treatment.
Tuesday night bowling games show First National Bank leading 15 wins and 1 loss, while MCQ’S and Porter's trail close behind with 8 8 records each. Top scores include Santa Barbara 224, Beanie Hays 174, Wanda Robertson 468, and Lara McQuiston 184. Team standings list First National Bank 15 1, Porter's 6 10, Patio Tea Room 6 10, Statewide Realty 6 10, Basket House 5 11.
Monday night games showed Scottsdale Motors 3 over Scottsdale Pharmacy 1 and Cox Jewelry 4 over Chew Market 0 while Pioneer defeated Scottsdale Kiwanis 3 to 1. Leading bowlers included Jerry Bloom 223 567, Chuck Cox 210 557, and Laird Scott 204 548 with Motors atop the standings at 7 1.
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