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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1961

Page

5

Winnie Ille Pu Tops Scottsdale Library Best Sellers

The Scottsdale Public Library adds new best sellers including Winnie Ille Pu and Life with Women and How to Survive It. Other arrivals include Mirror, Mirror on the Wall and Russia and the West, with several more titles among new and familiar books. The library at 315 E Second St invites readers Monday through Saturday 10 to 5 and evenings Monday and Thursday 7 to 9.

Winnie Ile Pu A. A. Milne Winnie the Pooh Scottsdale Public Library Joseph Peck Gavralard Han Mayevin Russia West George F. Kennan White House Lillian Rogers Parks Chaucer Beerbohm Dwight MacDonald Wallace Stegner William Bogt Frank S. Meyer Sigmund Freud Augustin G. Rudd Quincy Howe Ramona Helen Hunt Jackson Arthur Wakeling Sidney Harrison Theodore Reik Oxford Companion In Armour Richard Armour John Mason Brown Edward Weeks John Slocum E. Second St

ASU announces Scottsdale students among perfect grades

Four Scottsdale residents are among 76 Arizona State University students with perfect grades for the second semester, Jan 30 through June 2. Names include J. E. Hall, J. S. Groseth, J. S. Cook, and S. D. Harris, all listed in Education.

Scottsdalians Arizona State University Scottsdale J. E. Hall E. Holly J. S. Groseth E. Elm Drive J. S. Cook E. Coronado S. D. Harris N. Scottsdale Rd Namac Af College of Education

Dinner Club Holds Meeting

The Scottsdale Dinner Club board of governors will meet at 12 15 p m tomorrow at Lulu Belles. President Carl Plumb says the 15 member board will line up speakers for the coming season and set club policies.

Scottsdale Dinner Club Lulu Belle’s Carl Plumb

Oriental birthday luncheon and bridge party honors

Mrs. Raymond E. Shaw hosted an Oriental themed birthday luncheon and bridge party for Mrs. Joseph Washburn and Mrs. H. Michael Shebek at 5632 E. Lewis. Guests wore costumes, parlor parasols hid gifts, and the cake and decor featured fan and Japanese lantern motifs. Attendees included Mrs. Robert J. Bryan, Mrs. Joseph Cody, and others. Mr. Alan Hudson and Mrs. Paul Kilpatrick visited Tucson and Nogales. Miss Reynolds and Miss Milligan plan a two week visit. the Burrs returned from a two week trip including Pinetop Santa Monica La Jolla and San Diego.

Raymond E. Shaw E. Lewis Joseph Washburn H. Michael Shebek Mmes Robert J. Bryan Joseph Cody Jacob Burnet Robert Larabell John Guillaume Lawrence Burr Pinetop California Mrs. Burr Santa Monica la Jolla San Diego

Silent Language Is Review Topic At Scottsdale Library

Dr Murray G Urie will discuss The Silent Language at the Scottsdale Public Library event sponsored by the Friends. The review starts at 11 a m in the Western Savings Building with a coffee hour at 10 30 a m.

Murray G. Urie Friends of the Scottsdale Public Library Western Savings Building

Dancers Present New Ballet Here

The Phoenix Youth Ballet directed by Ruth Sussman previews L'Histoire du Petit Tailleur at Dance Workshop Scottsdale with Tibor Harsanyi music. The piece, based on Grimm's tale, debuts for public performances in the 1961-1962 season and includes Les Deux Pigeons by Messager on the program.

Phoenix Youth Ballet Ruth Sussman Dance Workshop Bishop Ave Scottsdale Tibor Harsanyi The Paris Messager

Hallstrom Addresses Scottsdale Lions on Chamber Work

Dave Hallstrom, manager of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, spoke to the Scottsdale Lions Club at the Westward Ho last night. He outlined the chamber operations and purposes, supplementing his talk with slides.

Dave Hallstrom Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Scottsdale Lions Club Westward Ho Hallstrom Chamber of Commerce

Ratkowskis Plan Scottsdale Home After Civic Wedding

Mr and Mrs Donald J Ratkowski will make Scottsdale their home after marrying at St Theresa s Catholic Church The bride Joyce Ellen Kotlarczyk is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Kotlarczyk of 4440 E Mitchell Drive Best man was Cliff Herrscher bridesmaids Vicki Ratkowski and Lynda West The couple will live at 130 Continental Scottsdale prior to the husband pursuing graduate studies in engineering at Arizona State University

Scottsdale Donald J. Ratkowski St. Theresa’s Catholic Church California Ratkowski Joyce Ellen Kot Larczyk James Kotlarczyk E. Mitchell Drive Joseph Ratkowski Phoenix Karen Kotlarczyk Vicki Ratkowski Lynda West Cliff Herrscher Ray Swing Gary Goings Larry Kotlarczyk Sabrina Sylvania Arizona State University Ratkowskis Continentl

Alpha Phi Luncheon Date Set for July 27

Mrs. Manley Fox of Alpha Phi Beta Sigma Phi set July 27 for a luncheon with cards and swimming for members and guests. The event begins at 10 a.m. at Mrs. William D. Eikner’s home with hostesses Mrs. Melvin Covington and Mrs. Tom Chambers. Reservations via Mrs. Chambers at WH 5-6656. cost is $1.

Manley Fox E. Windsor Ways and Means Alpha Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Fox Melvin Covington N. Corral Tom Chambers W. Almeria

Polish Dancers and Choir Set Starlight Scottsdale Show

The Chopin Dancers and Choir will perform Polish numbers at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Scottsdale Community Center. The group, formed in 1960 and linked to the Arizona State Fair, features “Trojak” “Krakowiak” and “Bialy Mazur.” The Chopin Choir, formed in 1957 with 26 members, sings Polish English and Latin pieces. The event is part of the Concert Under the Stars series and free to the public.

Scottsdale Scottsdale Community Center E. Second St Trojak Nning Phoenix Chopin Entertainers Stan Serafin Serafin Ken Tyma Edna Scottsdale Parks and Recreation

Legion Women Donate Flag to Justice of Peace

The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 44 held its last summer meeting. President Lois Sullivan reported they donated an American flag to Justice of Peace Ben Fox after inquiries about the flag in his office. They plan a bingo event for disabled veterans at the Veterans Administration Hospital on Wednesday July 26, and will resume meetings in September.

American Legion Auxiliary Sipe-Peterson Unit No. 44 Lois Sullivan Justice of Peace Ben Fox Scottsdalians Veterans’ Administration Hospital

Retardation Forum Seventh Round Hosted by County

The seventh of twelve public forums on mental retardation, sponsored by Maricopa County Council for Retarded Children, will meet Friday at 8 p m in Room E at 1515 E Osborn Road Phoenix. Sanford Kalwara Phoenix Union HS speaker will discuss home prep for MA children school integration versus separation and House Bill 90 provisions. Coffee will be served after the meeting.

Maricopa

Ahrens Head For Cheyenne

Mr and Mrs Joseph Ahrens and their children Bobby Timmy and Janet of 4740 E Windsor prepare a month long trip to Cheyenne Wyoming to visit relatives. They plan a car trip there and return by plane while Ahrens will drive home earlier in the month.

Joseph Ahrens

Arizonans Plan Long Beach Annual Picnic

Arizonans in Long Beach California will gather on August 13 for their annual picnic to discuss Arizona matters and renew old friendships. The group includes former Arizona residents and visitors from the Saguaro State.

Long Beach Calif Arizona Saguaro State

Scottsdale Auxiliary to Meet at 10:30 A M

The Scottsdale Auxiliary executive board will meet tomorrow at 10 30 a m at the home of Mrs John W Witcosky 10647 N 82nd Place with president presiding.

City Hospital Scottsdale John W. Witcosky 82Nd Place

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Ed Keener Valley Mystic Thirteen Magic Club Nancy Pacific Coast Association of Magicians E. Culver Keeners Arcadia High School Scottsdale Asu Oumlaivs MUUTL Ginger By Getterman Alan Hudson E. Fairmount Paul Kilpatrick W. Culver Tucson Nogales Sonora Mexico Rebecca Reynolds E. Orange Blossom Lane Glenda Milligan John E. Milligan Puuene Maui Hawaii Miss Milligan Miss Reynolds Lions Meeting Cottsdale Daily Progress Pulaski Club Lawson Business College Alliance College Penn Donald Ratkowski Alpha Phi William D. Eikner N. Quail Place Dobe Day School Camelback Rd Arts Legion Ahrens Cheyenne American Institute OF Reading W. Main Street Suite Schafer4 W. Pima Plaza Camera Corral LEICA EUMIG NIKON ROLEX Rollei Scottsdale Gaslighting Co Heritage Scottsdale, Ariz W. Indian School Road Aterials Fh AL Aigis Interiors — Inc Theodore Roosevelt
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