Phoenix Symphony to Give Arcadia Concert for Library Fund
The Phoenix Symphony Orchestra conducts a benefit concert at Arcadia High School auditorium tonight at 8 30 under Guy Taylor. Program includes Tschaikowsky sixth symphony Mozart overture and Strauss Rosenkavalier waltzes. Lindgren and Tyven perform Chopin excerpts. tickets 2 50 at Chamber of Commerce and Arcadia box office.
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Phoenix Symphony Orchestra
Arcadia High School
Guy Taylor
Scottsdale
Symphony
Tschaikowsky
Richard Straus
Rosenkavalier
Chamber-of- Commerce
Robert Lindgren
Sonja Tyven
Chopin
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
New York City Ballet
Lindgren
Leonid Massine
Ballet Theater
Alexandra Danilova
Valley
Lindgren-Tyven School of Dance
Phoenix
Chamber of Commerce
Arcadia
Miss Red Sox to Be Chosen in Scottsdale Contest
Scottsdale stores select a candidate aged 18 to 22 for Miss Red Sox of 1961. The winner will be announced on March 12 by the Red Sox Booster club women’s division.
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Scottsdale
Red Sox
Dirks Improves After Major Surgery at Luke AFB Hospital
Lt Col John W Dirks is progressing satisfactorily after major surgery at Luke Air Force Base Hospital. He lives at 7542 E Minnetowa and serves as lay administrator for Ascension Lutheran Church of Scottsdale.
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John W. Dirks
Luke Air Force Base Hospital
Col. Dirks
E. Minnetowa
Ascension Lutheran Church of
Women at Work Quickens Shift Away From Sex Bias
UPI reports a National Office Management Association study of 1 900 firms in the United States and Canada showing most employers hire on ability rather than sex appeal. About 72 percent deny sex appeal as a hiring factor, 66 percent say there is no double standard pay, and 64 percent would hire women over 35 for office roles. The study notes rising female employment and promotion prospects, while highlighting ongoing biases in promotions and absenteeism.
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Gay
Pauley
UPI
New York
National Office Management Association
NOMA
United States
Canada
U.S. Department of Labor
U.S
W. T. Cavanaugh
Womanpower
Arkansas Flag Adopted by Legislature in 1913
The Arkansas flag was adopted by the state legislature on February 18, 1913, marking the official design and adoption of the state banner. The act established the flag as a symbol of state identity and pride.
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Arkansas
Dear Helen Advice Column Curbs Dating and Education Paths
A reader frets over a strict mother restricting dating while another asks about returning to school at 37. Helen advises offering supervised social activities, pursuing adult education, and staying firm in boundaries with a self-respecting partner. A final note guides a 17-year-old to end an unhealthy relationship and seek guidance through the provided newspaper mailing option.
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Helen
Slyberta Marshak Joins Alpha Epsilon Phi at ASU
Slyberta Marshak of 7320 E Monte Vista Rd Scottsdale was initiated into the Arizona State University campus chapter of Alpha Epsilon Phi. She is a freshman in the College of Education, 1960 Scottsdale High School graduate, and former Future Teachers of America and French Club member.
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Slyberta Marshak
Monte Vista Rd
Scottsdale
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Arizona State University
Miss Marshak
Irving Marshak
ASU College of Education
Scottsdale High School
Future Teachers of America
French Club
Stilman Enrolls in Trade Class for Foreign Service
Guy Stillman of Scottsdale has been accepted into the 1962 class of the American Institute for Foreign Trade to pursue a nine month postgraduate program toward a bachelor of foreign trade degree. He is a 1941 RPI industrial engineering graduate. The AIFT, formed after World War II, counts about 3000 alumni.
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Guy Stillman
Scottsdale
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Stillman
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
AIFT
Scottsdale General Election Ordered 1961
The Town of Scottsdale council declares a general election for March 28 1961 to elect three councilmen. Polling at Town Hall with appointed election officials and mandated voter registration rules and public notice in Scottsdale Daily Progress. Emergency clause due to public safety needs.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa
Arizona
Maricopa County
Rosa Lindsey
Jane B. Lund
Nancy R. Palmer
Virginia H. Cochrill
Kathryn Ann Donn Marshall
Edgar E. Taylor
Ept
State of
M. E. Kimsey
Residents Return and Visitors Share Local Social Notes
Mrs Marian Logel returns from a three percent week trip to Williamston Michigan. Mrs Harry Graves will join her soon. Guests include Mr and Mrs Donald Renz and Mrs Renz Sundle from 1043 N 83rd St. Also Mr and Mrs Frank Patterson of Dallas and Mrs Louis Girg of Clearwater plan to return home after spending winter locally. Mrs Burton McCain arrived from Cleveland after a 10 day stay. Mrs Kate Kott left New York City after a month in Phoenix and time in Scottsdale with Mr and Mrs George W Schaefer. Mrs D L Stuart from Rolla Missouri visits J Paul Kysar at 7406 E Edgemont Ave. Eddie McMahan hosts teens at a Weldon Stables hay ride with help from family. Other parkgoers at Papago Park include Erin Lindroth Sharon Brenner Wendy Mattson and several others.
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Marian Logel
Catalina
Williamston
Mich
Harry Graves
Graves
Kate Kott
New York City
Phoenix
Scottsdale
George W. Schaefer
E. Oak St
D. L. Stuart
Rolla
J. Paul Kysar
E. Edgemont Ave
Eddie McMahan
E. Virginia
Weldon Stables
John McMahan
Pat
Papago Park
Dave Galhoon
Larry Wallis
Bill Sage
Roger Reinke
Jeff Pohl
Roger Meinershaven
Scottsdale Youth Fraternity Adds New Initiate at ASU
Martin G Pranga of 3046 North Marshall Scottsdale recently joined the campus chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon at Arizona State University. The sophomore majoring in Spanish belongs to Arnold Air Society and is a Scottsdale High School 1959 graduate with activity in athletics and National Honor Society.
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Martin. G
Pranga
N. Marshall
Scottsdale
Sigma Phi: ‘Epsilon
Arizona State University
Luise Gillett
ASU
Arnold Air Society
Scottsdale High School
Arizona Michigan Club Picnic Invites Scottsdale Crowd
The Arizona Michigan club invites Scottsdale residents and winter visitors to a Sunday picnic at Encanto Park on March 12. Entertainment and soft drinks are free. attendees should bring their own picnic lunch or a potluck dish. Registration begins at noon.
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Arizona-Michigan Club
Scottsdale
Encanto Park
Prince of Peace Women Entertain at Luncheon
The Women’s Society of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church hosts a dessert luncheon tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. at the church. Guest speaker Mrs. John Yellett will share her experiences with the United States government in India, including teaching solar cooking to East Indian women. Hostesses are Mrs. Robert Fissell and Mrs. I. Torijun.
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Women’ S Society of
Prince of Peace
Robert Fissell
Verde Lane
Scottsdale sewer improvement bonds proposed in 1961 election
Resolution and order call a special bond election for April 4 1961 to decide on issuing 700000 in general obligation bonds for a sewage treatment plant and expansion of the collection network. Bond terms include 5 percent interest, maturities 1964 through 1985, and annual appropriations of 10000 to 50000 dollars. Election officers named, polling place set, and notices to be posted and published. Emergency clause declared.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
City OF Scottsdale
Rosa’ Lindsey
Nancy Palmer
Jane Lund
Katherine Donn Cler
Virginia Cockrill
Edgar Taylor
State of
M. BE. Kimsey
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Sonja
Tyven
Dennison
Tempe
E. Bt
Dirks
Webb
N. 44Th Street
Nat Kaplan
Sarah
Bradley Kelly
John Slocum
Twain
Kelly
Russia
Philip Kent
Dorothy DIX
Board of Education
D.D
Hosen Worden Erskine
Stilman
Dorothy I. Ketchum
Dorothy Morehead
Donald Renz
Renz’ Sundle
Frank Patterson
Dallas
Tex
Louis Girg
Clearwater
Fla
Don Tostenrud
Calle Tuberia
Cleveland
Ohio
Burton McCain
E. Edgemont
Fraternity
Arizona-Michigan
Jorothy I. Ketchum
SAL
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