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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1963
Page
6
Colleen Fahey and Jim Stone lead the Scottsdale Community Players in the sci fi melodrama R U R opening next week at Stagebrush Theatre Scottsdale. Performances run 8 30 p m Friday through Sunday with additional shows May 31 and June 1.
Paradise Valley Country Club hosts a river boat party aboard the S.S. PVCC with 7 p.m. cocktails and an 8 to 9 30 p.m. southern buffet. The Dixielanders provide deck dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Mountain Shadows hosts a Sunday mixed two ball four ball at 1 p.m. followed by a barbecue chicken buffet on the patio.
A 45 year old woman seeks marriage while caring for an elderly father who resists change. Advice urges firm discussion, offers possible living arrangements, and reassurance that both wish to keep the father in their lives. Also a candid note on tact in social remarks and how to curb sharp comments.
Scottsdale Woman's Club will install its 1963 64 officers at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Indian Bend Country Club. New officers include President Harold R. Davis and vice presidents Robert Hutchins William Guthrie J. R. Magneson and Edward Skill recording secretary Jack Steiber corresponding secretary Al Bright treasurer Floyd Baldwin auditor Jack Gordon Hazel Knodt and others. Installing officer Mrs Harold Hogg a past president of the Central District AFWC will preside. Guests include Mrs William Hollo way and Mrs Arthur Gaunt. Hostesses are Mrs C C Richey and Dan Weisberger.
New officers for the VFW Post 3513 and its Ladies Auxiliary were installed at a joint potluck dinner. Joe Musenbrock becomes commander for 1963-64 with Orville Priest as senior vice commander and William whichu ney as junior vice commander, plus George Wiggins as quartermaster.
The Calendar New York State Club hosts a 1 p.m. Sunday potluck at Rendezvous Park in Mesa. Officers elected include Carl ton Jennings president Waldo DeMers first vice president Fred Krueger second vice president Mrs Hoyt secretary Mrs Ed Wolta publicity secretary Mrs Ed Preston treasurer William Jones food chairman and others. Auxiliary officers named Edna Robinette president Olivia Scott senior vice president and more with Roulene Svien installing. Guests include Joe Montana and Bill Johnson.
Scottsdale Girls Club sponsors a springtime carnival from 1 to 4 p m tomorrow at the club house Miller and Osborn Roads with booths games bake sale refreshments a museum and side show Shrine circus clowns will attend Admission is 10 cents with each game also 10 cents Proceeds fund the club s summer program Members run decorations and chair the booths
Two new ballets will be presented by the Phoenix Youth Ballet at a dance workshop at 8 30 p m today and tomorrow at 308 S Bishop. Guest artist Wayne Davis of Los Angeles and workshop director Ruth Sussman. Reservations by calling WH 5 5512. Seats are by reservations only.
Freshen closed containers with a baking soda solution and dry well to remove moldy odors. Lift cauliflower in a thin cloth and serve unbroken. A bedroom appears larger if the bedspread matches wall color. Consider cost per serving when buying meat. Heat dates raisins or figs briefly to separate clumps. A splash of milk in potato water darkens the vegetable. Vacuum mattresses several times yearly to remove dust and tint from crevices.
Mrs. William Dedman and Mrs. M J Bramley hosted a poolside farewell party for Mrs. Herbert Weldener leaving for Hawaii. Guests included Mrs. Harry Lundin and several Arcadia residents. Earlier events featured Jill Dedman’s 18th birthday dinner at Jokake Drive and a patio party at 6824 E Montecito with the Smallsteeds and friends from Illinois.
United Press International notes a shift to elegant at-home entertaining with long cotton dresses and skirts for indoor and outdoor use. For the beach this summer, a sky blue and white one piece swimsuit with a button front beach skirt is highlighted.
The Scottsdale DeMolay Chapter schedules a paper drive from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow. Donors should call the Scottsdale Masonic Temple at WH 6-1072 or WH 5-3264 to arrange pickup or drop off.
Temple Emanu El Scottsdale Sisterhood plans a 7 p.m. garden party at the Leslie Elson home 5502 EH Calle Ventura with a gourmet buffet. Reservations via Mrs Hy Eisenstein or Mrs Rueben Zaslaw, cochairmen, at listed numbers.
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