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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1967

Page

3

Soroptimists Champion Girls Ranch Effort in Arizona

Soroptimist clubs across Arizona support the Girls Ranch program with fundraising and hands on help. Local leaders describe the work as a community service driven by businesswomen who fund and staff four ranch houses in Scottsdale Mesa and Tucson. The effort began in 1954 with Charlton House and continues through a yearly drive to place troubled girls in a family like setting while aiding refugees and veterans through related projects.

Girls Ranch Arizona Girls Scottsdale Mesa Tucson J. Guy Beall Girls Ranch Board Valley of the Sun Sor Optimist Club Jennel Jordan Lorna Lockwood Jeanette Daley Lfe Helena Richard) Charlton Charlton Service Club Cecelia Kline

Lazy Js and JC Auxiliary Sell Rodeo Dance Tickets

In Parada del Sol's 13th year the Lazy Js and JC auxiliary head a ticket drive for a rodeo dance. Five members drum up sales with a singing quintet performing noon rounds at civic clubs. The January 28 event at Mountain Shadows features Chuck Carter and the Kinsmen and Mac the Bartender.

Scottsdale Jaycees Rodeo Grounds Civic Mountain Shadows Chuck Carter Mac the Singing Bartender Wild Bills

Rose Fashion Show Delights St Luke's Hospital Guests

More than 1,000 women attended the annual benefit fashion show at Towne House with designs by Helen Rose. The event featured a black feathered outfit from a Made in Paris theme and numerous waistline focused ensembles as Mrs Rose praised returning to waistlines amidst applause. Notables included Mrs G Robert Herberger and Mrs Hazel Webb among Scottsdalians enjoying the show.

St. Luke’s Hospital Mmes. G Robert Herberger Robert Aste Don Polson Robert Foehl James Beattie Vivien Jennings Walter Coleman Horace Stoneham Hazel Webb Mrs. Patteron Helen Rose

Scottsdale Senior Selected for Brazil Nine Month Exchange

Scottsdale High School senior Patty Wilson has been chosen to study for nine months in Brazil under the American Field Service. She will leave Thursday to live with a Sao Paulo family, becoming the first Scottsdale student to be selected for the program. A going away party is planned at Dr. Samuel Cissel’s home with AFL Club members and the adult chapter.

Scottsdale High School Patty Wilson Brazil American Field Service Miss Wilson Robert E. Wilson E. Highland Sao Paulo Scottsdale Samuel Cissel East Exeter AFL Patty West Point Saguaro High

Your Clothes Best Friend by Don Frye

A local dry cleaner highlights their modern laundry operations and professional shirt care. They note partnerships with ladies and men’s shops, praise Mr. Erwin Weber and Only Shirts Inc for a guide on fabrics and collars, and invite customers to experience their personal touch in shirt cleaning.

Don Frye Erwin Weber Only Shirts, Inc Weber

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