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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1964
Page
4
Scottsdale women previewed practical fashion trends featuring cotton and Dacron blends, knit acetate, and peacock blue fabrics. Items included crimson wool suits with A line skirts, ruffled boleros, and silk dresses with lace and accordion pleats, praised for elegance yet deemed impractical by some.
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a signaling tactic where East cheats the declarer by misdirecting with club signals. The piece outlines a scenario where East uses a fake club signal to mislead South, potentially foiling the contract while gaining a trump advantage.
Jacqulin Lindberg, a painter turned hooked rug artist in Scottsdale, discusses reality and home as stabilizing forces. She argues women must start at the center of the home to contribute, condemns violence and lawlessness, and asks artists to reflect current times with honest, non pretentious work.
Coronado High School theater hosts Annie Get Your Gun July 23 and 24 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Janet Ayers stars as Annie Oakley with Robyn Chapman as Frank Butler, along with Diane De Bruno Richard Larson Barbara Pries Tommy Keeler and others in a production by 75 students directed by Eugene Hanson Robert Frazier and Deborah Corder.
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Alpha Beta hosts a ship wreck party at 7 p.m. at 8523 N 48th Place with underwater treasure chest activities and out of town guests. Also noted are graduation of 22 medical secretaries at Southwestern Preparatory School Phoen ix, a six week Europe tour for Mr and Mrs Alfred Cleckner, a used book drive for Visiting Nurse Service Auxiliary, three performances of A Little Melodrama in Three Acts with tickets, and extended registration for Scottsdale Lollipop Theater at the Community Center.
Scottsdale Players workshop offers three one act comedies July 17 18 and 19 at Stagebrush Theatre. Commodity Fair by Frank Langer directed by Kay Braswell opens the program followed by Shaw's Passion Poison and Petrification directed by Charlotte Francis and concluding with Shaw's The Showing-up of Blanco Posner directed by Buster Shaver with Lucy Wyatt as assistant director and John O Connor as producer. Curtain at 830 pm nightly.
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