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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1961
Page
5
Mary Go Round recounts a Scottsdale couple Helen and Fred Niggemann visiting Guadalajara and Mazatlan in Mexico to see their daughter Jane and new son in law Dr. Joe Stetz. They praise roads and flowers and note strolling musicians.
Mr and Mrs H L Dollard at 276 E Edgemont Ave hosted friends last Thursday and Friday. Charles Ott of the University of Arizona spoke at a Recreation Conference at the Valley Ho Hotel. Dollards traveled to Tucson for the football game and Mexican dinner at Casa Molina. Dr and Mrs Edward R Jenney hosted Mr and Mrs George Inglis from Oakland last week, with Mr and Mrs Ray Walton expected. Richard Wager and guests at 1108 E Monterosa held cocktails and dancing Saturday night.
Clarence and May Blatnick of 1219 N 63rd St Scottsdale welcomed a son on November 9 at Mesa Southside Hospital. Henry and Leola Ceaser of 5040 N Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale welcomed a son on November 8 at Good Samaritan Hospital.
Pamela Beth Woodward married H. Robert Toddy at the Scottsdale Church of Christ with Rev. Easton Catlett officiating. The couple, both Scottsdale and Hayden natives, plan a honeymoon at the Safari Hotel in Scottsdale.
Yavapai School PTA meets tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. for an open house. Two concert bands will provide music. Mel Ensign, designer and architect of Yavapai School, will speak. Refreshments will be served.
Scottsdale Pilot Club International members will meet at 8 p.m. in 402 Pueblo Way, the home of Mrs. David Klicker. The club, newly organized here, gathers outstanding business and professional women.
More than 2 billion Christmas decorations will be used on American trees this year. The figure highlights widespread holiday spending and the peak season for retailers and manufacturers nationwide.
Pima PTA will meet at 7 30 p m to hear foreign student jet pilots and Williams Air Force base officers. Lt Romero Rodriguez of Ecuador Lt Uwe Knoep nadel of Germany Col Donald H Ross and Major Joseph E McCool from the base will speak. Coronado High School Boy s Chorus with forty members will sing. Regular business meeting followed by refreshments.
The Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs will receive a second place award in the 1961 Carol Lane Awards for Traffic Safety at a luncheon in Scottsdale. Governor Paul Fannin and Carol Lane will present a $500 Savings Bond and a bas relief plaque, with Mrs. William C. Wade accepting for the federation.
Coronado High School PTA alters plans and will hold a general meeting Wednesday November 29 at 7 30 pm in the new stadium with open house tours of campus and classroom visits after the student schedule. Col Thomas A Kirby PTA president urges all Coronado parents to attend.
Mort Sahl and Joanie Som mer with Phoenix Community and Civic Concert Association present a concert at Phoenix High Auditorium. North High School presents Check Your Worries musical comedy Thursday through Saturday. Additional events include Two for the Seesaw at West Phoenix High Auditorium Nov 24 25 Dec 1 2 8 9, Circle 16 Playhouse, Robert Casadesus with Phoenix Symphony Association at Phoenix High Auditorium Nov 28, Italian Concert at Arizona State University Nov 29, The Messiah by Scottsdale Chamber Opera Company at Scottsdale High School Dec 15 17.
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