Spring Fever Art and Sundry Auction at Camelback Inn
Sunday event in the Cholla Room Scottsdale features Stagebelles staged auctioning works not sold earlier, plus acquisitions. Buffet supper dance 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. with Tommy Reed Orchestra. gavel at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. dinner. Tickets $11, reservations via Mrs. Raymond Shaw. Notable guests include Broderick Crawford Ted De Grazia Acquanetta and more. Proceeds support Stagebrush Theatre and players, with pieces by Dick Sloviaczek Wayne Hunt and Ted De Grazia among offerings. Jewelry rugs and other collector items also listed.
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Camelback Inn
Scottsdale
Fantasy Global Cruise
Tommy Reed
Raymond Shaw
E. Lewis
Broderick Crawford
Hollywood
Ted de Grazia
Jack Willis
James Sexton
Arthur Grunewald
Alexander
Fifth Invenue
Acquanetta
Stagebrush Theatre
Players
Dick Sloviaczek
Wayne Hunt
John Waddell
Woody ‘Attlesberger
Mark Coomer
Bee Lund
Jean Collet
Dayne
Carol Colburn
Zeleny
Liz Lemmons
Flower arranging workshop at Los Arcos Methodist Church
Maricopa County Extension Homemakers meet at 10 a.m. Thursday at Los Arcos Methodist Church Scottsdale to hear Jack Norman present a flower arranging workshop. A salad potluck luncheon will follow with beverages and rolls provided. A Lane cedar chest with household items will be presented. All area homemakers invited. The club is sponsored by the USDA.
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Maricopa County
Los Arcos Methodist Church
Scottsdale
Jack Norman
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Friday meeting notices from Scottsdale Tempe and Phoenix groups
The Scottsdale branch of the American Association of University Women meets Friday at 9 30 a m for a book review at Mrs Fran Hull home Tempe 12 E Concorda Dr Bucks Bows Square Dance Club Scottsdale hosts a Friday 8 p m dance at El Dorado Park Recreation Center Ken Ehrhardt will call all welcome Central District Arizona Press Women hear a noon luncheon talk on drugs and narcotics focusing on youth at Phoenix Press Club Hotel Westward Ho Richard Newton deputy chief of field operations for Phoenix PD, formerly head of drugs and narcotics division Luncheon reservations with Tanya Collins at 964 5661.
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Scottsdale
The
American Association of University Women
Fran Hull
E. Concorda Dr
Tempe
Bucks & Bows Square Dance
Ellorado Park Recreation Center
Ken Ehrhardt
Arizona” Press
Phoenix Press Club
Westward Ho
Richard Newton
Phoenix Police Department
Newton
Tanya Collins
Beauty counselors meet Friday in Scottsdale luncheon
Beauty counselors from Cheri's hold a Friday luncheon at the Scottsdale Ramada Inn 333 West Main Street. Peg Pillster presides as speakers discuss wig care and styling.
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Cheri
Scottsdale Ramada Inn
W. Main St
Peg Pillster
Heard Museum Reopens After Expansion With Indian Fair
The Heard Museum in Phoenix opens after a $600000 expansion and a ten month closure. The 11th annual Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair will feature dances from Navajo Hopi Mohave Apache Yaqui and Plains Indians plus the second annual Arts and Crafts Exhibit. Highlights include the Barry Goldwater Kachina Room the Gallery of Indian Arts a 320 seat auditorium and expanded grounds. Admission is 1.25 for adults 50 cents for children six to twelve and free for younger kids. Chairman Mrs Richard Eden leads the event with Frank Engle Robert Baxter Jol M Ross and Aaron Kinney assisting.
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Heard Museum
Anthropological Museum
Heard Museum Guild
United States
Canada
The
Heard
Monte Vista Rd
Phoenix
Philip Cassadore
Kay Bennett
Barry Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Gallery of Indian Arts
Las Vegas
Richard Eden
Frank Engle
Robert Baxter
Jol
M. Ross
Aaron Kinney
Free Tickets Earned in Scottsdale Daily Progress Classifieds
A reader wins two free tickets to Cinema 1 after locating the word free in the Scottsdale Daily Progress classified section. To claim, visit the Progress and state where and when the word appeared. Wesseee will issue the tickets.
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St. Year Avenue
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Mixed Doubles Round Robin Tennis For Cerebral Palsy Benefit
Open mixed doubles round robin tennis tournament kicks off Saturday at Foothills Tennis and Swim Club with finals Sunday. Donations of 10 per team support Cerebral Palsy victims. trophies donated by Bill Rouse. Public invited to watch. Cathy Muirhead hosts reception Sunday 3 to 5 pm at Broadway Biltmore Store.
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Foothills Tennis and Swim Club
Doubletree and
Tatum Blvd
Paradise Valley
Bill Rouse
Cathy Muirhead
National Maid of Cotton
Biltmore
Biltmore Fashion Park
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Phillip Leagitt
Wallerson
Margo Lang
Adrian Hansen
Molne
Phillipse Sanderson
William Muller - Lux
Beth Ames Swartz
Ted DeGrazia
Nicoli Fechin
Borislav Bogdanovich
Carol Simmons
Hardes
Magadini
Gene Spooner
Eve Zielinski
William Ball
Alan Kempner
Jack Ross
James Freeman
Hudson Daugherty
Toni Todd
Armel
FUOR
W. Main
Frontier Lanes
E. Thomas
Fashion Square
Jerr
Jerri
Young Look
Charlies Girls
MR. Pants Young
Tropic-Cal
Dalen
Combined Communications
Town & Country Shopping Center
20Th St
Camelback, Rd
Smalls
Arizona
New Mexico
Douglas Hale
Arizona State University
Ronald Hickman
Fine Arts Gallery of
San Diego
Barton A. Wright
Museum of Northern Arizona
Valley Garden Center
N. 15Th. Ave
Westwood Shopping Center
West University
Mesa
Department Stores
E. Thomas Rd
Hi Balls
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale, Scottsdale Plaza
Wan