Scottsdale merchants vow year round operation
Scottsdale merchants on West Main Street report streets busy and stores open year round with few summer closures. Chamber of Commerce notes many shops and resorts now stay open through summer while several high profile inns and resorts keep lodging closed, boosting summer retail activity and local population growth.
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Scottsdale
West Main St
Fifth Avene
Marsha de Berge
Marsha
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Gene's
Broiler
John Horan
Mens Clothing
Toby
Clos
Paradise Inn
Ride N’ Rock Ranch
Jokake Inn
Casablanca Inn
Camelback Inn
Scottsdale Country Club
Camebback Inn
Fashion Square
Papago Plaza
Joe Strickler
A. J. Collins
Paul Haldermann
Fifth Ave
House of the Six Directions
Couple Weds in Candlelight Ceremony at Prince of Peace
Judy Sternenberg of Phoenix married Richard L. Wall of Phoenix in an 8 p.m. June 3 service at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. The bride, a Arizona State University elementary education graduate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sternenberg. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wall, is an Arizona State University mechanical design graduate and a newly commissioned Second Lieutenant in the U S Air Force. Matron of honor was Mrs. Jamies Davis with Rev. Roger Gordon as best man. A honeymoon in the Virgin Islands preceded a move to Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock, Texas.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Judy Sterrenberg
A.S.A
United States Air Force
Jamies Davis
Roger Gordon
Reese Airy Force Base
Lubbock
Tex
New woman’s editor named for Scottsdale Progress
Miss Bach named as new woman’s editor at the Scottsdale Progress. She has served as administrative assistant to the Scottsdale city manager, edited the woman’s page, and covered schools. A Marquette University journalism graduate, she worked at a Chicago suburban paper before moving to Scottsdale in 1965.
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Bach
Miss Bach
Scottsdale
The
Progress
Wilson
Marquette University College of Journalism
Chicago
Bold colors mod as mummy in 1960s fashion scene
UPI reports designer Gerald Pierce part of a wave reviving bold color and pattern in modern women's dress. He traces influence to ancient techniques from Africa India and South America and describes jungle motif dresses and caprolan jersey looks inspired by Amazon tribal patterns and mummy textiles.
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Gay Pauley
UPT
NEW York
UPI
Gerald Pierce
U.S
Pierce
Houma
Seventh Avenue
Africa
India
South America
Jack Lenar Larsen
Baul’ Mich
Amazon
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Parsons School of Design
Scholarships aid college costs for children of working mothers
Mothers work to keep children in school as college costs rise. Scholarships offered by Bayer Aspirin for Children award 10 000 to first prize, 1 000 second prizes, and 100 savings bonds among 107 total awards. Eligibility requires a child under 13 as of Sept 30, 1967. winners chosen by random draw.
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Gren
Friends of the Scottsdale Public Library
First Federal Savings & Loan
Bayer Aspirin
U.S
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Women of the Progress
Richard L. Wall
New Woman's Editor
Audrey Hepburn
Albert Pinney
MS Society
Cine Capri Theatre
Sandleback Inn
Alexander
H. G. Jolson
Arizona
Society of Packaging & Handling Engineers
Kudu
Safari Hotel
Albert Averbach
Charles Price
Kenneth Rogen
Chris-Town
Wilm
Arizona Public Service Company
Mary Mary Bach
Maggie Wilson
China
Osborn Rd
Anderson
Anderson Oie
Scottsdale, Arizona
W. Main ST
West Main Street
Neary
Cave Creek
VA le Tos Nana
Simonet
Scottsdale Rd
By Don Frye
National Institute of Dry Cleaning
American Legion
Don Frye
Paradise Valley
Lincoln
Washington
Scaisdale Progress
Scatsdale Sertoma Club
Prastiga
Prestige Cleaners
East Camelback RD
Scottsdela
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