Girls Club Plans Final Day Show in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Girls' Club wraps up its summer program with a 9 a.m. swim meet and water ballet at the Community Center pool. Fifty girls form Scottsdale's first official swimming teams, followed by a parade to the clubhouse for refreshments and displays of art and crafts. The event is sponsored by the Scottsdale Civilian Club with Civinettes aid, directed by executive director Mrs. Marie Lukavics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Civilzn Club
Civinettes
Marie Lukavics
Poolside luau hosted by Nor man family in Phoenix
Mr and Mrs Robert M Norman Sr entertained Saturday with a poolside luau at 8215 E Virginia Beverages included Hawaiian decor and barbecued chicken While dancing and swimming occurred guests included Donn Lopez David Chel grin Stanley Pesk and others They returned from a two week Detroit trip bringing Mrs Carrie Jensen for Scottsdale vacation Also July birthdays noted for Cindi Lou Davidson and John Stone with family and friends in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Norman Sr
E. Virginia
Norman
Irene Benoit
Taftville
Stanley Peskof
Ralph Garret
George Menoes Jr
Lester Watson
Lawrence Doyle Jr
Robert Fletcher
Charles Deegan
George M. Jensen
E. Edgemont
Detroit
Mich
Jensen
Carrie Jensen
Scottsdale
Cindi Lou Davidson
Robbin
Bradley
Larry
Sandy
John
Jeffrey Nick
Andrew Young
Beverly
Karen
Gary Lolling
Anna Maria Unterberger
Terri Lou
Steve Seabert
John Evan Stone
Lynn Hartigan
Cindi Lou
Ralph Davidson
Yale
John Stone
John Stone Sr
Kiddieland
Phoenix
Cambridge
Yvonne Alleen
Robert
Perry
Scott
Jess Hill
Holly
Linda Stone
Greg
John Lofthus
Steve
Terre
Eric Russell
Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples in Phoenix area
Gerald Lynn Haugan 21 of Phoenix wed Carole Dianne Ford 23 of Scottsdale. Paul A Prychodnick 21 of Phoenix wed Marilyn 24 of 8101 E Monterey. Larry Bert Wheaton 24 of 4538 N 74th St Medlina wed 18 year old 321 W Second St Caruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haugan-Ford
Gerald Lynn
Phoenix
Carole Dianne
Scottsdale
Prychodnick-Love
Paul A
Marilyn
E. Monterey
Wheaton-Léon
Larry Bert
N. 74Th St
Medlina Caruth
W. Second St
Civinettes Set Bake Sale at Two Scottsdale Markets
The Civinettes auxiliary to the Scottsdale Civitan Club will run a bake sale starting at 9 a.m. at Basha's Market on Scottsdale Road and Indian School and at A. J. Bayless Market in Papago Plaza. Proceeds will fund equipment and supplies for the Scottsdale Girls' Club. Co chairmen are Mrs. James R. Bowers and Mrs. John A. Martin.
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Civinettes
Scottsdale Civitan Club
Basha’s Market
Scottsdale Road
Indian School
A. J. Bayless Market
Papago Plaza
Scottsdale
Latin Rhythms Sound In Valley
Latin rhythms come to the Valley with La Cabana Latin Club presenting Hank Arroyo's Latin Band from 9 p m to 1 a m Saturday at 1213 E Grendale Phoenix. Organizers Luis Enriquez Eugene Root and Chuck Lovegrove aim to bring authentic Latin music to Scottsdale and the Valley. Admission is 175 per person or 3 per couple.
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la Cabana Latin Club
Hank Arroyo
E. Grendale
Phoenix
Scottsdalians
Luis Enriquez
Eugene Root
Chuck Lovegrove
Enriquez
Scottsdale
Valley
Church Council Plans Calendar for Our Lady Help
The Sodality council of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Scottsdale will meet at Mrs Bernard Schranz home to plan the 1961 62 calendar of events Newly elected officers include Mmes John Gallagher prefect James No cero vice prefect Bernard Schranz acting secretary Dan Roce corresponding secretary James Kirch treasurer Appointed members are Mmes James McDermott Robert Parent R G Gabrielson John Knudsen George Himes Robert Wiles William Flanagan Paul Seifert Bernard Miller and Miss Margaret Porn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality Council of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Scottsdale
Bernard Schranz
Newlyi
Tare
John Gallagher
James Nocero
Rcting
Dan Roce
James Kirch
Mines
James McDermott
Robert Parent
R. G. Gabrielson
John Knudsen
George Himes
Robert Wiles
William Flanagan
Paul Seifert
Bernard Miller
Donald Bush
Margaret Porn
Crossword Puzzle Answers From Saturday’s Grid Clues
The puzzle lists across clues from 1 to 67 and down clues from 1 to 44, covering words like devoured, lingering looks, river names in Wales and Germany, and common letters. It reflects a typical newspaper crossword with themed and filler entries, noting several rivers and plants.
Arcadia Woman's Club Plans New Year Activities
Arcadia Woman's Club readies 1961 62 program year with president Mrs Clifford Lohnes outlining coffee and chat meetings and speakers. Vice president Mrs Thomas Tobin announces diverse demonstrations while a large board of directors includes Mrs Orville Gilman and others. A summer swim party and barbecue highlighted social calendar and a club project calls for collecting used scout and campfire uniforms for donation with pickup coordinated by Mrs Kay Sutton.
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Arcadia Woman’s Club
Clifford Lohnes
E. Lafayette
Thomas Tobin
W. Indian School
Lohnes
Tobin
Mmes
Orville Gilman, Jr
W.N. Loma Land Dr
Ralph Mueller
N. 71St Place
Gordon Shillingburg
N. 68Th Place
Robert Woody
Calle del Medio
Edward Lutz
E. Montecito
John Witosky
W. 82Nd Place
Jim Hart
E. Palm Lane
Theodore L. Green
W. 42Nd St
John Buckley
N. 63Rd St
Robert Byrnes
E. Oak St
James Sexton
Kay Sutton
Newcomer Club Plans Travel Study Program
Scottsdale Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club hosts a travel study program in the Hotel Valley Ho Pow Wow Room with cocktails before lunch. Miss Louise Hammond promotes an Arizona Indian arts display and tribal customs talk. Newcomers urged to attend in squaw dresses. Reservations via local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Valley Ho
Arizona
John McMahan
Europe
Asia
Africa
Experts Find Shoppers Spend 31 Cents A Minute
Government researchers observed 3 000 shoppers in 13 Boston supermarkets to analyze behavior. They found the typical shopper spends 31 cents per minute and 40 percent use prepared lists, which influence time and spending patterns. Store layouts affected sales, bakery and bread data remained steady, and shoppers spent most time along the store perimeter.
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Boston
Life begins at Good Samaritan Hospital families noted
A list records births at Good Samaritan Hospital with names and addresses including Yiusi Robert and Darlene at 329 E Mckiney for a boy on July 26 and other couples noted for boys and girls. The text also discusses shopper behavior and the impact of placing staple foods like bread milk butter and eggs on shopping patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiusi
Robert
Darlene
E. Mckiney
Lane
Rudolph
Nelda
N. 69Th St
Ravey
David
Phyllis
E. Willetta
Zubin
Paul
Molly
43Rd Place
Austin
Ola
Valley couples relax in Hawaii on two week vacation
Mr and Mrs Mike Fennel return from a two week Hawaii vacation in Honolulu where they met several Valley couples. Also there were Mr and Mrs John Hall Mr and Mrs Bob Robbs Dr and Mrs Ash Taylor of Scottsdale and Mr and Mrs David Murdock of Phoenix staying at the Royal Hawaiian. Fennell did some island hopping in his plane during the stay flying to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Fennel
Orange Blossom Lane
Honolulu
Hawaii
Valley
John Hall
Bob Robbs
Ash Taylor
Scottsdale
David Murdock
Phoenix
The
Royal Hawaiian
Fennell
Hawaiian Island
Grand Canyon College hosts journalism workshop August 21 25
Grand Canyon College offers a journalism workshop August 21 to 25 as part of the summer program. Classes run 7 to 9 40 pm in Fleming Library with KOY Bill Lester as guest Monday and KPHO Bob Martin Tuesday. The course awards one semester hour credit with a $12 tuition.
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Grand Canyon College
Fleming Library
Camelback
Bill Lester
KOY
Bob Martin
KPHO
Scottsdale Artists League cash award contest details
Butler Homes offers a $50 prize to a Scottsdalian artist whose rendering of the Villa Monterey model home is accepted by a judging panel. Entrants may use any medium. deadline is September 8. The winning image will hang in the Butler Homes office on Miller Road north of Camelback Road.
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Scottsdale Artists League
Butler Homes
Villa Monterey
Scottsdalian
Miller Road
Camelback Road
Barnes Family Heads to Little Britches Rodeo Trip
William C. Barnes and family depart August 12 to Littleton Colorado where David Barnes and Rodger Olsen compete in the Little Britches Rodeo with Ronnie Olsen. Afterward David and Roger move to Cedar Edge for another rodeo. The family plans a vacation before returning home. David and Roger are 1961 Paradise Valley High graduates. Ronnie is a sophomore. Both older boys intend Arizona State University in the fall to study agriculture.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
del Jiminez
Sunset Trail
Donna Hurliman
Donna
Scottsdale
Roger Hurliman
Littleton, Colo
David
Rodger
Ronnie Olsen
Greenway Road
Littleton
Roger
Cedar Edge
West Slope
Colorado
Barnes
Flagstaff
Olsen Boys
Paradise Valley High School
Ronnie
Arizona State University
New Scottsdalian Honored At Coffee
Mrs. Earl Hobein aged 5118 East Osborn was guest of honor at a weekend coffee hosted by Mrs. Fred Gordon at 5101 East Osborn. The Hobeins recently moved from Lexington Kentucky to Scottsdale and have two boys aged 7 and 9 and two girls aged 11 and 13. Attending were Mmes. Dale Juett, Robert Miller, Victor Schwab, Fred Sartorius, William Smith, Floyd Tenney and James Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hobein
E. Osborn
Fred Gordon
Hobeins
Scottsdale
Lexington
Mmes
Dale Juett
Robert Miller
Victor Schwab
Fred Sartorius
William Smith
Floyd Tenney
James Reid
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Church Council
Germany
Wales
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Fas
Arcadia
Newcomer Club
New York
UPS
Good Samaritan Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Bolin
William
Sonia
Delk
Charles Jr
Brigitte
82Nd St
Gorman
Harold
Mary Margaret
Lopez
Edward and
Gwynn
S. 81St St
Stillman
James and
Elizabeth
N. Scottsdale Road
Mesa Southside Hospital
Katherine Robertson
Friends of the
William C. Barnes
37Th St
Ellen
Western Union Agency
E. Indian School
Ruth Sussman
School of Ballet
S. Bishop
7Th Ave
Dial
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