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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
4
Students dressed in costumes decorated the classroom with casco and lights to simulate a Venezuelan patio party. They learned greetings and a native dance, and one student portrayed Simon Bolivar while staff observed and helped with food prep and serving roles.
A local Woman's Club announces an upcoming session featuring speakers from Altona State University and the Tidian education initiative. The program includes discussions on education, community projects, and cultural topics led by notable figures and university representatives.
The article describes a new home care idea removing heat use and instead using easy wipes and soap for joints. It mentions designer floor coverings with seamless edges and colored blotters to keep floors dry, plus towels that launder easily and fluff up in the dryer.
Episcopal Churchwomen of St Barnabas on the Desert plan the third annual Christmas Caravan Bazaar and bake sale from 7 to 10 p.m. at 7230. features include junior choir carols at 7:55 8:35 and 9 p.m. and a Wassail Bowl in the Sunday School Building with handmade gifts under 5. Tickets 1.25 for adults 0.75 for students. free admission for under 12 to the party in the library.
The Club presents a charity dance at Smogenoise Restaurant in Valley Unencorn with cocktail hour and dancing at 9 pm Friday. Proceeds help Arizona Crippled Children's Hospital. New Miss Arizona will assist in awarding a Las Vegas weekend prize.
Mrs George Kienholtz hosted an all day luncheon and bridge club with guests including Mrs Koy Tallmen and Mrs J Paul Kesar. Beverly Sue Keyes, daughter of Edwin and Fdvin Keyes, turns five Friday and will celebrate at Kiddieland in Phoenix Saturday. Invited guests include Shawn McCreany Marianne Le Rosa Jylene McMullen and others. Mr Paul R Madden entertained with a cocktail party for about thirty guests at 6902 E Calle Tuberia. Don Tostenrud hosted a watch the election return gathering at their home on Calle Tuberia.
Ingleside Elementary School Parent Teachers Association schedules an open house and fundraising dinner with proceeds aiding the library. A harm dinner is offered with tickets priced at 925 for adults and 75 cents for children. Book Fair and library hours accompany the event with proceeds supporting library funds.
Scottsdale Newcomer's Club plans a bridge and canasta luncheon Tuesday at Andy's in Phoenix. Reservations due by Saturday with Mrs. E. E. Perritt WH 61779 Mrs. H. F. Fellows WH 6152 or Mrs. Robert Hubbard CR 42359. Presiding will be Mrs. Erdmann Muehler president.
The Stoughtondale Players hold a 7 30 pm Sunday workshop at Stage Brush Theatre with Gaylord Meimer planning hair styling for the group’s plays. A one act is cast for a December 9 workshop directed by Kettle Word. Proceeds go to the building fund.
The Alpha Omicron chapter of the Greek Chapter State Meeting will convene in Boyan on November 17 at Mrs Warren Gentry's home VIINI. Speakers Mrs Jess Thomas and Mrs Hubert Priko sevitch will present a panel on love and harmony in the home with Mrs Thomas serving as program chairman.
Scottsdale Stagebelles sponsor a benefit dessert bridge social in the Carnation room tomorrow. Committee head Mrs Shirley Eikner and Mrs Bruce Vaughn will be assisted by Mrs Raymond Shaw and Mrs Robert J Bryan for refreshments and prizes. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs Eikner or Mrs Vaughn.
Hohokam School girls from Troop No SSS visited the Naturalization Class at Friendly House in Phoenix. They heard from people from about a dozen countries studying the American government, Constitution and amendments. Students included Kerry Mulden Connie Carman Diane Vordenbruggen Kristi Shervern Eileen Ferry and others.
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