St Luke's Hospital Benefit Balls Planned This Weekend
Charitable events fund St Luke's Hospital with the 48th annual senior ball on Saturday featuring cocktails music and dancing from 7:30 p.m. to midnight Dinner 7 to 9 p.m. and a junior hall Friday for high school students with Carl Ritter and his orchestra. Flower Girls debuts follow dinner, with decorations themed Sea.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Westward Ho
Carl Ritter
Horace Pomeroy Jr
Linda Pomeroy
A. Bruce Slack
James C. O’malley
Vailey
Pete LaPrade
Phoenix Country Day School
Cindy Madison
Scottsdale High School
Harry Cavanagh
Brophy College Preparatory
Hospital Board of Visitors
Classes Slated At Adult Center
Registration for art mosaics knitting and music classes at the Scottsdale adult center 315 E Second St is underway. Clubs such as coin camera table tennis singing and rockhounds are also open for new members. Call 947-4303 for more information.
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Adult Center
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
E. Second St
Club Members To Learn The Bossa Nova Dance
Members of the Arizona Country Club will learn the new Latin dance the Bossa Nova in a six week program sponsored by the Phoenix Country Club. The series starts next Wednesday with classes for beginners from 8 to 9 p.m. and for intermediates from 9 to 10 p.m. Call George Harrington at the Arizona Country Club or George Triplett at 266 8813 for details.
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Arizona Country Club
Phoenix Country Club
Phoenix Club
George Harrington
George Triplett
Father Daughter Banquet Tonight at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
The event in the church social hall runs from 6 to 8 pm hosted by Brownie and O the Scout Troops of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. More than 200 reservations have been made by eight participating troops.
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Brownie
Scout Troops
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Shrimp Salad Recipe Shared By Scottsdale Resident
Mrs. Lillian Wardenburg of Scottsdale contributes a shrimp salad recipe in a community cook book What’s Cookin in Scottsdale The recipe combines rice onion green pepper cauliflower olives and lemon juice with mayonnaise and Tabasco It notes Wardenburg’s Iowa origins her Arizona move in 1949 and family details including two sons and community roles.
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Wardenburg
Women of the Church
Ascension Lutheran
Scottsdale
Iowa
Wardenburgs
Arizona
Mark
Mike
The
Ascension Sunday School
Household Hints From United Press International
Simple kitchen and home tips to stay tidy and efficient. Protect cuffs while cooking by using cups as wrist guards. Make an instant broth with chicken stock and boiling water. Sharpen scissors with sandpaper and sharpen knives by gluing sandpaper to a ruler. Keep a hamper from smelling by adding an apple to the bottom. Join two wax paper sheets with a hot iron for a wider sheet.
Goin to the Dogs Auxiliary Night March 2
Maricopa County General Hospital Auxiliary plans a March 2 benefit at Greyhound Park to raise at least 5000 for indigent patient items not covered by tax funds. Scottsdale women lead committees and tickets cost 1 dollar, available at Hanny's or by calling WH 6 0447.
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Maricopa County General
Hanny’s
Scottsdale
Gourmet dinner hosts share culinary night at Washburn home
Mr and Mrs Joseph H Washburn entertained at 8332 E Meadowbrook with three other couples sharing a gourmet dinner and expenses. The UN themed menu featured USA India Malaya Iran Greece and El Salvador with a blue linen buffet and red white and blue centerpiece. Prize winning youths Lynn Garland Richard Lam Le Anne Montgomery and John Parsons attended along with about 70 children. Guests included Mrs D W Elston and Mrs James Sola served luncheon for the junior group. Mrs R L Dillenbeck and Mrs F D Hicks of Tucson attended with host Mrs William B Nelson Jr of Our Town.
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Joseph H. Washburn
E. Meadowbrook
Otis Dorr
R. E. Shaw
Jacob Burnet
United Nations
U.S.A
India
Malaya
Iran
Greece
el Salvador
U.S
D. W. Elston
James Sola
Lynn Garland
Richard Lam
le Anne Montgomery
John Parsons
R. L. Dillenbeck
F. D. Hicks
Tucson
Lulu Belle
William B. Nelson Jr
Town
Greek Meetings Aire Scheduled
Beta Sigma Phi Beta Psi Chapter will meet at 8 tonight at 6924 E Orange Blossom Dr with speakers Mrs. Gerald Davis on Jewelry Mrs. Harold England on The History of Dress and Mrs. Ray Alexander on The Art of Dress President Mrs Burford Peck will preside Refreshments served by co host Mrs John Wood Xi Chi Chapter at 6737 E Holly will feature talks on Israel and Jordan Menu cards with United Nations themes and an original poetical welcome Readers note Snow Bowl outing for Scottsdale United Presbyterian Senior High Fellowship with sponsors and many attendees Valentine parties held over the weekend for Helen Bradbury assemblies of dancing Winners listed for party games
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Beta Psi
Beta Sigma Phi
Joseph Walker
E. Orange Blossom
Gerald Davis
Harold England
Ray Alexander
Burford Peck
John Wood
Xi Chi
Glen Jones
E. Holly
Scottsdale
Kenneth Spong
Gene
Bruce Pitzer
Karin Edmiston
Dave Calhoun
Earlyn Nagel
Dick Johnson
Cathy Adams
Cheryl Steen
Rich Goodman
Bill Mendenhall
Craig Erwin
Dixie Davis
Margie Hall
Greg Clark
Kathy Velotta
Bill Asmussen
David Dir
Betty Johnson
Karen McAuley
Helen Bradbury
Assemblies of Dancing
H. M. Windsor
H. M. Windsor III
L. C. Thompson
Valentine
ASU Students Attend State Day Recital at U of A
Scottsdale musicians Suzanne Williams mezzo soprano and Jan Sessions violinist join ASU College and University of Arizona students for State Day events of Sigma Alpha Iota Friday and Saturday. Williams serves as chairman in charge of ASU activities during the two day meeting.
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Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Sigma Alpha Iota
University of Arizona
Suzanne Williams
Jan Sessions
Arizona State College
U. of A
Miss Williams
ASU
Orchid Society Meeting in Arizona Addresses by Freed Slugo
Freed Slugo of a California orchid range will speak to members of the Orchid Society of Arizona at 8 p.m. Friday. The session occurs at the home of Mrs. I. E. B. Boyd, 538 W. Path St. The meeting is open to all interested persons.
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Slugo Freed
California
Orchid Society of Arizona
IE. B. Boyd
W. Path St
Bake Sale Friday At Bashas Market
Har Zion Sisterhood of Scottsdale sponsors a bake sale beginning at 10 a.m. Friday at Bashas Market on N Old Scottsdale Rd. Mrs Jerome Marcus is the sale chairman.
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Bashas
Har Zion Sisterhood of
Scottsdale
Bashas’ Market
N. Old Scottsdale Rd
Jerome Marcus
Dog Fashion Preview Highlights Scottsdale Show A-Bar-A Grooming
Late winter in Scottsdale features a Dog Fashion Preview where Irish terriers collies chihuahuas shepherds Scotties spaniels and poodles strut for judges. Owners praise soft spring colors and place their pets at A Bar A Doggie Dude Ranch Sunnyslope for grooming boarding and styling.
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Scottsdale
West Hatcher Road
Sunnyslope
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