Good Deed Travels From New York To Scottsdale Kit
A long distance call from Frank McGee of NBC set a Scottsdale effort in motion to locate makers of a survival kit and booklet Roughing it in the Rubble. Scottsdalians Richard and Jackie Curran coordinated. by Christmas the kits sold approached 8000. Las Vegas trip and slot jackpots noted. Boulder City near Las Vegas reported empty hotels due to proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank McGee
National Broadcasting Company
Scottsdalians
Scottsdale
Richard
Jackie Mercer
Curran
E. McDonald
Jackie
Ilda Angles
Las Vegas
Nancy
Wayne Legg
Boulder City
New Year Traditions Mix Global Flavors Across Families
The piece chronicles diverse New Year customs with Irish, Scotch, German, Italian and American origins. It notes cake with a coin, pork and sauerkraut, shrimp spaghetti, oyster stew alternatives, Mexican cheese enchiladas, and Scottish, Swedish, and Yankee culinary twists. Composer Mary Elizabeth Caldwell arrives from Philadelphia to view a Scottsdale Chamber Opera Theater performance, with a reception to follow at the Dosher home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Siderelis
Lucky
Helen Emmerich
Victor Figarelli
Ed Allen
Mexico
Mary Elizabeth Caldwell
New Year Births Bring Quintuplets to Dutchess Family
A dachshund mother and her five newborn puppies—four boys and a girl—arrived on New Year’s Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford, 946 61st St. The litter is described as doing fine along with their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutchess
Davey
Raymihill
Jack Crawford
61St St
Robert Norman
E. Virginia
Norman
Blanche Elberry
Robert Norman Jr
Mark Cleveland
Don Lopez
David Chelgrin
George Menoes Jr
Ralph Garrett
Harold Gorman
Solon Bennett
Robert Fletcher
Stanley Peskoff
Phoenix
Casey Kayes
Robert Johnson
Lester Watson
Mrs. Watson
Mary Capehart
St. Louis, Mo
W. F. Jones
Ava
N. 69Th
Harold Yenawine
Kansas, Ill
Jones
California
San Francisco
San Jose
John McMahon
Virginia
Stan Spence
E. 3Rd St
Mazatlan
Mex
Robert G. Berry
E. Osborn Rd
Robert G. Berry Jr
Berry
Los Angeles
Calif
Local Arts Listings Readies For Public Interest
Daily Progress invites reader submissions for the Family Page with details by mail or phone. Evening and weekend performances include Sunday Excursion and Pepito's Golden Flower at Scottsdale High, The Happy Time at Scarsdale Players, Old Acquaintance at Sombrero Playhouse opening Jan 16, Under the Yum Yum Tree at Sombrero Jan 23, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof at Phoenix Little Theater Jan 18-27, Los Arboles Mueren De Pie at Vesta Club Jan 19-20, Casa De Arte shows by Jack Cimmings through Jan 7, and other exhibits at O'Brien's Art Emporium and Heard Museum through Feb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Chamber Opera
Scottsdale High School
Scarsdale Players
Stag
Phoenix Little Theater
Robert G Begame
Vesta Club
Longview
Redburn Osborn Wedding Brightened By Christmas Setting
Miss Pamela Sue Redburn and William G. Osborn wed at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in a 11 am ceremony officiated by Father Eugene Maguire. The bride, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Ralph A. Redburn of Scottsdale, wore a Chantilly lace gown and carried a Colonial bouquet. The reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with about 200 guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Pamela Sue Redburn
William G. Osborn
Eugene Maguire
Ralph A. Redburn
E. Mariposa Dr
Scottsdale
Chandler High School
Valentine
Girls State
Arizona State University
Alpha Delta Pi
ASU
Newman Club
Wayne Enloe
Col. W. Osborn
Chandler
James Riggs
Roselyn Whitney
Robert Glover
Joan Katherine Redburn
James Shebak
Paul Osborn
John
James Riggs Jr
Timothy Kent
Redburn
Brussels
Joan Redburn
Col
Olin C. Newell
Janet McCluskey
Life Member Honored By City Hospital Scottsdale Auxiliary
City Hospital Scottsdale Auxiliary will honor its first life member at a coffee and meeting at 10 a.m. Monday in the Safari Hotel convention center. Mrs. Stanley Sugarman of Scottsdale will be guest of honor as the first of 250 members to obtain life membership. Mrs. John Witcosky, president, will discuss active membership requirements and Mrs. F. William Fincher will report on the recent Orchid Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Scottsdale
Safari Hotel
Stanley Sugarman
John Witcosky
F. Wiliam Fincher
Square Dancers Meeting at Scottsdale Boys Club
The T-Square Dance Club will meet tomorrow evening at the Scottsdale Boys Club 210 E Os born Rd. A workshop starts at 8 30 p m followed by the grand march at 9 p m Spectators and square dancers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T-Square
Scottsdale Boys Club
E. Osborn Rd
The Twist Inspires Spring Fashion Details
The Twist dance influences spring designs with loops tassels and fringes appearing on dresses. Some outfits feature fringe edgings while others showcase full ornamented accents across garments.
Newcomers from Washington Arrive in Town
New week arrivals include Mr and Mrs Terry Burns and children Linda and Mark settling at 7015 E San Miguel. Burns works with Del Webb Co and visits family in Scottsdale while relatives in town host gatherings and holiday open houses across Scottsdale and Tempe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Il
Terry D. Burns
Linda
Mark
E. San Miguel
Burns
del Webb
J. T. Burns
Acy. Murray
Scottsdale
Murray
N. 69Th St
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Daily Progress
Arlene Francis
Sombrero Playhouse
Margaret O’brien
ART School
Casa de Arte
Jack Cimmings
W. Main St
O'Brien
Rosa
Loomis
Shelton and Myers
Heard Museum
West Gallery
Lord Fauntleroy
Arcadia High School
Pam Schafberger
E. Ranch Vista Dr
Arizona State
University At
Betsy Hosmer
Steve Jones
Scottsdale Players
Steve
Stagebrush Theater
BY Dorothy Morehead
Leo Alexander Benedict
E. Mariposa Lane
Santa Claus
Benedict
Charles Burson
William Frost
William Gunther
Colin T. Hahn
Jack Harley
J. P. High
Boyd R
Dave Calhoun
Coronado High School
W. Holly
Connie Outcast
Judy Clark
Suzanne Lewis
Nancy Donahue
Bob Dupree
Jon Rawsthorne
Frank Tellyou
Doug Morehead
Eddie McMahon
Kent Mangnall
Burt Goorman
Paul Shank
New Orleans
Safari
Kathleen Craig
E. Garfield
N. Central
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