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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1963

Page

5

First annual A to Z National All Breed Horse Show Opens

Arizona Zoological Society presents the first A to Z National All Breed Horse Show at the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix. Mrs. Jack A. Harris chairs the event to benefit Maytag Zoological Park with 350-plus horses entered from across the country. Evening performances begin 7:45 p.m. daily with multiple showings through Sunday.

Arizona Zoological Society Arizona Biltmore Phoenix Jack A. Harris Scottsdale Tnday Arizona Robert E. Maytag

Club Meetings and Sorority Chapters Tonight

ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the church parlors. PI BETA PHI JUNIOR ALUMNAE CLUB meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Gartrells home 8234 E Vernon. BETA SIGMA PHI Alpha Chapter meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Dutsons home 1831 E Avalon. BETA PSI Chapter meets at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Toombs home.

Ascension Lutheran Church PI Beta Phi Donald M. Gartrell E. Vernon Beta Sigma Phi John Dutson E. Avalon Beta Psi Chapter Joe Toombs

Horizon Club Names Officers At Coronado High

Mi Ya Ca Horizon Club of Coronado High School installed new officers in a candle light ceremony Monday. Mrs. George O Brannon officiated with club sponsors present. Officers named Judy Brannon president Susan Eichelberger vice president Rebel Wineland secretary Starr Humphrey treasurer.

Mi-Ya-Ca Horizon Club Coronado High School Judy Brannon George O. Brannon E. Bellview Susan Eichelberger Brannon Mi-Ya-Ca Horizon Club Shirley Russell Camp Wamatochick Prescott E. Belleview Susan Eicchelberger E. Wilshire Rebel Wineland Ernest Wineland F. Latham Starr Humphrey Maxine Norton N. 78Th St Cathy Shaw Jo Miller Town Wineland Dianne Tautfast Barbara Karls Linda Mason Susan Schader

Ikebana Expert Kondo to Lecture and Demonstrate

Flower arranging expert from Japan Kondo will speak on Zen influence on Ikebana and related arts during a morning lecture and two hour workshop. He will discuss history types of arrangements Moribana and Nageire and compare classic versus modern styles with demonstrations. Local hosts and volunteers listed.

Kondo Moribana Nageire

Show staff and attendees listed for California event

The roster lists Charles F. Zimmerman of Houston Texas Ralph Corpe of Sacramento California Frank Jordano of Santa Barbara California Francis Manley Jr. of Chicago as show manager ringmaster Don Rey of Phoenix as show organist. Barbara Worth of Sacramento California the 1962 Horsewoman of the Year and Jimmie Williams of Pasadena the 1961 Horseman of the Year will attend.

Charles F. Zimmerman Houston, Tex Ralph Corpe Sacramento Calif Frank Jordano Santa Barbara Francis Manley Jr Chicago Don Rey Phoenix Barbara Worth Jimmie Williams Pasadena

Inter-Club Council of Arizona Holds Fellowship Day Luncheon

The Inter-Club Council of Arizona hosts its 12th annual fellowship day luncheon at Phoenix Country Club. The program theme is Music the Universal Language with Olga Rogers performing Sound of Music readings. Hostesses include Grace Klicker Gor don Schillinburg Daniel Weisberger and Charles Still with invocation by Mrs Harold M Jackson.

Inter-Club Council of Arizona Phoenix Country Club Olga Rogers Richard Rogers Oscar Hammerstein II Valley Club Scottsdale Grace Klicker Scottsdale Business and Professional Women’s Club Gordon Schillinburg Arcadia Woman’s Club Daniel Weisberger Scottsdale Woman’s Club Charles Still Soroptimist Club of Harold M. Jackson

Frontier Living in 1963 Featured in Cosmopolitan

Cosmopolitan magazine’s March issue highlights Valley residents in modern frontier living photos. It features the Aste family at Arabian Ranch with seven hundred ribbons, Ralph Burgbacher on Sky Desert Lane, Richard Curran Jr. in Scottsdale with Suki Kitchell, John Pritzlaff Jr. at Camelback Mountain home, and Linda Fannin at the Governor’s Scottsdale residence with friends in a Mexican hat dance.

Frontier Cosmopolitan Magazine Scottsdale Valley of the Sun Robert Aste Invergordon Road Ralph Burgbacher Sky Desert Lane Richard Curran Jr Jacque Mercer Valley Suki Kitchell John Pritzlaff Jr Kenya Tanganyika Pritzlaff

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