Whing Ding II onstage Paper is only proper for celebrating a first anniversary
Whing Ding II onstage marks Scottsdale Girls Club celebration of its first anniversary. The Whing Ding ball, dubbed Paper Doll Cut Ups, sponsors by the club and auxiliary, benefits the Girls Club with over 800 members. Mountain Shadows hosts 7 p.m. cocktails, 8:30 p.m. dinner and dancing to the Musicmakers. Tickets by invitation. reservations handled by Mrs. Peter Kruidenier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Girls Club
Mountain Shadows
Scottsdale Girls Club Board of Directors
del Dorado
Texas
Tijuana
Peter Kruidenier
Scottsdale
Julie C. Bingingiean
George
George Boutel
Douglas Simmons
Raymond
Scottsdale Teatre de Los Ninos Aids Planned Childrens Theatre
Scottsdale operates a new children theater project titled Scottsdale Teatre de Los Ninos. Artist Ted DeGrazia volunteers to design the logo, later auctioning the original work for the benefit. A fundraising membership drive seeks supporters, contact Mrs. Jaeger at 946-5661.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Teatre de Los Ninos
Arizona
Ted DeGrazia
DeGrazia
Children’s Theatre
Teatre de Los Ninos
Jaeger
Ted. DeGrazia
Teatre de Los Nino
Robert Jaeger
Weekend charity events brighten Arizona Saturday and Sunday
Multiple fundraisers unfold in Phoenix and Scottsdale with events at Camelback Inn Valley Ho Hotel and Xavier Hall. Notable efforts include Christmas Angels fashion show lunch and benefit by Maricopa Osteopathic Auxiliary and Phoenix General Hospital gifts, plus Noche de Oro dinner dance at Camelback Inn and Brophy Guild buffet at Xavier Hall. Proceeds support nursing scholarships and hospital equipment. Other activities include Scottsdale Ty Squares dance and beta sorority gatherings with public invitations.
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Arizona
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Valley
Scottsdale
Norman Davis
Maricopa County Osteopathic Auxiliary
Christmas Angels
Camelback Inn
John “C.lincoln Hospital
Camelback ‘Inn
Phoenix
Beta Kappa
Arizona State University
Southern California
Valley Ho
Robbi Page
National Social Service Project
Mabel Lee Walton
Woodstock
Virginia
Arizona artist Margo Lang to mount one man show in Guadalajara
Scottsdale artist Margo Lang travels with 40 watercolors for a solo exhibit opening November 22 at the Instituto Cultural Mexicano Norteamericano in Guadalajara. She works through packing, visas, and transit from Boston and California amid a cultural exchange effort led by Phoenix officials.
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Mary Bach
Wiat
At&t
Scottsdale
Margo
Terzian Lang
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Kremlin
Jess
Mexico
Boston
California
Board of Restrictions
Instituto Cultural Mexicano-Norteamericano
Josh Lang
Phoenix
Milt Graham
Arizona
Flagstaff
Mogollon
Calle del ‘Paisano
Asec Oa
Morocco
Spain
Tangiers
Casablanca
Tripoli
Istanbul
Nancy Kefauver
U.S. State Department
Jack Williams
Muich
William Schimmel
F. Douglas Greenbowe
Aps Oo
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Voy
Ding II
Wayne King
C. V. Lyman
William Smith
Mary Bartholomy
Belinda French
Mary Ann Graff
Saguaro High School
Marta Boutel
Arcadia
Tommy. Reed Orchestra
Chester ‘L. Hansen
Brophy College Prep
Guild
Xavier
Hall
Central Ave
Filigenzi
Henry Wilkie
Ty Squares
Scottsdale Boys Club
E. Osborn Rd
Morris Levada
Parker
American Society of Women Accountants
Saddleback Inn
Cavett Robert
Will Rogers
Phoenix Children’s Theatre
Tower Plaza
38Th St
Thomas Rd
Edward Carson
Fred Struckmeyer
Jack London
Robert Rhue
Phoenix Art ‘Museum
Joseph Bank
Bank
Phoenix Arts Museum League
Museum
Phoenix Art Museum
N. Central Ave
Cave’ Creek
JoAnn
Old Scottsde
Dan Milburn
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