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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1964
Page
3
A fragment notes clubwomen organizing a bazaar at a local venue with names and dates unclear. The text references Moorman and Pieterson and an address style listing. Details are incomplete but indicate planning efforts for a community fundraiser event.
The article notes an Art Museum expansion plan with a September start for a new wing and a first post vacation exhibition. It mentions security and visitor safety driving a public closure to March 1965, a fundraising drive, and a Christmas bazaar event chaired by Mrs. Peterson with multiple local club members listed as attendees.
The text argues for maintaining same high quality at all Guggy's Coffee Shop locations in the Valley. It claims recipes are home tested and chef rested before menu placement. It emphasizes precise customer communication and a big order but worth it to meet customer expectations.
Scottsdale women describe inventive home uses for thrifted and heirloom items, from clam shell bowls with flowers and shrimp to carved candlesticks, woven baskets, and repurposed furniture. The piece notes varying tastes and practical repurposing. It also mentions Thomas G. Felke, Scottsdale City Magistrate, among 60 officials at a Rocky Mountain Regional Traffic Court Conference at the University of Denver.
Readers include 89 000 part time homemaker consultants urging firms to improve design and usability. Suggestions range from removable muffin tins for easy cleaning to reusable storage, spill proof packaging, and longer iron cords.
Miss Mary Wineman daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C Wineman 7010 Continental has graduated from United Airlines stewardess school near Chicago and is serving aboard main liners from Detroit. A Coronado High School and ASU alumna she was a bank teller with hobbies cooking reading and swimming.
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