Mrs Schrader Named Voters League President
Mrs Philip Schrader was reelected president of the Scottsdale League of Women Voters at the annnual luncheon and business meeting. Officers for 1964 65 include Gerald Juster first vice president Robert Reine second vice president Paul Boyd secretary and Henry Cooper treasurer. Board members named Edward Grace Gary Pickard Richard Stoner and Richard Schutz with nominating committee members William Rundberg Joseph Cusack and George Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip. Schrader
Scottsdale League of Women Voters
Mmes Gerald Juster
Robert Reine
Paul Boyd
Henry Cooper
League
Mmes
Edward Grace
Gary Pickard
Richard Stoner
Richard Schutz
William Rundberg
Joseph Cusack
George Andrews
Scottsdale League of Women* Voters
Philip Schrader
Goodwill Auxiliary Plans Luncheon and Elections
The Goodwill Auxiliary will hold its annual luncheon and election of new officers at noon Thursday at the Phoenix Country Club. Nominees include Mrs. Gordon Chambers for president and Mrs. John Holland for correspond ing secretary. The event funds will aid Goodwill Industries mortgage payments on three adjacent lots as part of the Desert in Bloom theme. Local volunteers and committees are listed, with a program featuring Robert E. Wilson on future plans and an award to Mrs. Carl R. Guth for the National Goodwill Industries Volunteer of the Year contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdalian
John Holland
Goodwill Industries
16Th St
Scottsdalians
Ora Hopper
Richard H. Inman Jr
Robert E. Wilson
Carl R. Guth
Arizona
Goodwill
A. Leonard Krahl
Kachina Teacher Elected Secretary of County Teachers Group
Mrs. F. W. Greenwald of Kachina Elementary School is elected corresponding secretary of the Maricopa County Classroom Teachers Association for the coming year. The group represents more than 2,000 county elementary and high school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Greenwald
Kachina
Maricopa County
Supai PTA Installs Officers Tomorrow Night
The Supai Elementary School PTA will install new officers at 7 30 p m tomorrow. The program includes a spring music festival featuring the band and the fourth through sixth grade choral groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supai Elementary School
Parents- Teacher Association
Scottsdale Women’s Groups Plan Officer Installations
Scottsdale events highlight Beta Sigma Phi chapters installing 1964 65 officers at formal meetings. Beta Kappa at 8531 E Sandalwood Dr with Mrs. Musa and Mrs. Wood cohosting, plus Alpha Psi at 6714 E Cypress. Casino Club luncheon and Sisterhood panel at Har Zion and Arcadia Woman’s Club poolside gathering lead week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Plan Officer
Dear Mrs Mayfield and the beset upon family
A reader complains of constant demands from five daughters a maid aunt and in laws. The advice urges generosity and sacrifice, noting the sisters and aunt deserve support and that the writer can afford it. The column also addresses a young couple unable to have children and reassures them about timing and fertility given marital status and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mayfield
Johnny
Molly
Annual Awards Banquet Held by Scottsdale Business Club
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Scottsdale installed officers for 1964-65 at its annual banquet at the Scottsdale Ramada Inn. New officers include Mines, Kent Huson as president. John Goodpaster, 1st vice president. Alice Wood, 2nd vice president. Ray Stout, 3rd vice president. Paul Cramton, recording secretary. Marie Somerville, corresponding secretary. J. O. Lynn, treasurer. Bill Waybill, auditor. and Miss Virginia Talbot as junior past state president who conducted the installation. Awards honored Mrs. Lynn as outstanding new member, Mrs. Goodpaster for best continuing member, Jennie Brown and the legislation committee for best one time program, and other honors for committee work and special programs. Perfect attendance awards went to several members. State officers elected include Mrs. Rubin as third vice president, Mrs. John Maas as Americanism chair, and Mrs. Klicker as reservations chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Beta Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
John Musa
E. Sandalwood
Robert Wood
Mmes
Frank Hackett
Elmer Hagelan
James Risser
Samuel Maynard
James Randall
Richard Peterson
BSP
Andy Reed
Hayelan
E. Monte Vista Rd
William Lerdall
Gaylan Bartlett
Robert Henseck
Hackett
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Scottsdale Ramada Inn
Mines
Kent Huson
John Goodpaster
Alice Wood
Ray Stout
Paul Cramton
Marie Somerville
J. O. Lynn
Bill Waybil
Virginia Talbot
Lynn
Goodpaster
Jennie Brown
Somerville
Wilma Haughn
Grace Klicker
Huson
Klicker
Waybill
O. E. Rubin
Barbara Wood
Cramton
Rubin
California Pair Visiting Here on Weekend Las Vegas Trip Planned
Mr and Mrs Maurice Klein of Los Angeles are house guests of their life long friend the Henry Kanes at 4626 North 82nd Street for a few days A weekend trip to Las Vegas is planned before the Kleins return to California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Klein
Los Angeles
Henry Kanes
N. 82Nd St
Las Vegas
Kleins
California
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George Adams
Scottsdale Chamber Opera Theater
Irving Fleming
Paul W. Eland
William P. Thompson
Fist View
Robert W. McDonald
Walter M. Smith
Scot
Angelica
First
Brown Streets
Schrader
Voters League
Goodwill Auxiliary States
Supai Pta
Trader Vic's
5Th Ave
Scottsdale ‘Rd
Alpha Psi
John Axe
E. Cypress
Benny Kidd
Charles Lewis
George Jarvie
Bill Nelson
Charles Buesser
Dennis Tesarek
Margaret Tetrick
Kidd
Flagstaff
Casino Club
Executive House
George Baruch
Paul Leinheiser
Sisterhood of Har Zion Congregation
First St
Jay Dushoff
William Greiff
Sumner Sheff
Peter Stein
Sam Topolosky
Sisterhood
Arcadia Woman’s Club
Lee Books
E. St. Joseph Way
Pete Murphy
Gordon Knoob
Robert Byrnes
Warren Steitz
John Buckley
J. Scotty Wallace
William Wiess
Severn Barstad
Ben Krinsky
Ralph Mueller
Robert Woody
Bar
Ry Middleton
Clifford Lohnes
Gordon Shillingburg
John Budd
Monte Vista Rd
Howard Burner
John Drach
Sebastian DeVito
Ted Ely
Molly Mayfield
Valley OF the Sun
Judson School
Judson
Mockingbird Lane
Lincoln Drive
Susan Atkinson
Business Club
John Maas
Americanism Committee
Antoine Salon
Our “Fair” Lady
Fashion Square
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