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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1961

Page

7

Tunnel of Love Opens Season at Circle 16 Playhouse

The suburbia theater launches its season with Tunnel of Love under Mel Weiser. Scottsdalians Sherri Chessen and Bob Stout star as Isolde Poole and her husband Angie. Baby Linette Shorr debuts as Augie Pool Jr. The new theater in the round was designed by Charles Shorr and Weiser. Performances run Friday and Saturday.

Suburbia Circle 16 Playhouse Mel Weiser Scottsdalians Sherri Chessen Bob Stout Cherri Valley TV Miss Sherri KVAR Isolde Poole Bob Angie Tom Ewell Broadway Phoenix Little Theatre Franklin Roosevelt Campobello The Valley Linette Shorr Charles Shorr All Things Augie Pool Jr

Zoo Leaders Take Off for Fishing Aboard Bimini Babe

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Maytag board their yacht Bimini Babe in San Diego for fishing and relaxation. Maytag, president of the Arizona Zoological Society, travels with Scotts dalian board members and entertains in California. Commander C Tim Rodgers also travels to New York for the National Zoo Directors Conference visiting several zoos along the way.

Robert E. Maytag San Diego Maytag Arizona Zoological Society Maytags James H. Allan Jr William B. Orr Scottsdalians California Howard L. Chernoff Zoological Society Society West Coast Scottsdale Tim Rodgers New York National Zoo Directors Conference Swope Park Zoo Kansas City Buffalo, N.Y Catskill Game Farm

Newlyweds Move to Guadalajara From Scottsdale Home

Newlyweds Joe and Jane Stetz recently married five weeks ago have left their Scottsdale El Dorado residence to establish a home in Guadalajara Mexico. He will complete his final year at Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara Facul de Medicina, while Jane, a 1960 St. Joseph's School of Nursing graduate, awaits settling into a spacious Los Ninos Heroes apartment.

Joe Jane Stetz Joseph A. Stetz Jr Scottsdale el Dorado Guadalajara Mexico Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara Facul de Medicina Jane St. Joseph’s School of Nursing Los Ninos Heros

Arizona State Sorority Pledges Total Fifteen

Scottsdale coeds at ASU receive bids from eleven national sororities amid rush week. Among 185 students pledged after teas and open houses, Delta Gamma pledges include Leslie Madison Rose Meis Marilyn Randell Sandra Ruffin. Alpha Phi pledges Marie Trudi Cook Diane McHugh Jerry Shields Linda Sullivan Georgia Wagner. Chi Omega pledges Kay Bergman Mary Wickman Diane Mayman. remaining pledges from Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Epsilon Phi and others.

Georgia Wagner All Chi Omega Kay Bergman Kappa Delta Mary Wickman Alpha Sigma Alpha Diane Mayman Alpha Epsilon Phi

Scottsdale Architect to Speak at Fall Membership Luncheon

Scottsdale architect Charles Montooth will speak on Architecture as a Fine Form at the Phoenix Art Museum League fall luncheon at Phoenix Country Club, with a visit afterward to the Lucius Boomer house. Members include committee chairs and officers listed for 1961 62.

Phoenix Art Museum League Phoenix Country Club Scottsdale Charles Montooth Montooth Frank Lloyd Wright Lucius Boomer Phoenix Art Museum FE. J. Gilbert Jr Paul Chilton Wilson Bolen George Collom Harold Scoville William Lidden Art Museum League David H. Murdock John Sands George Ullman Gordon Marshall Secetary Lee Ehrlich

Arizona State Tea Set for Tomorrow at Memorial Union

The annual ASU Associated Women Students tea honoring head residents runs 3 to 5 p.m. in the Memorial Union upper lounge. AWS leaders Bonnie Evans and Barbara Anderson will greet guests with faculty and deans in attendance. Special guests include head residents from men’s and women’s halls and the fraternity house mothers. Representatives from women’s halls will serve refreshments, and musical entertainment is planned. All ASU women students are invited.

ASU Associated Women Students Memorial Union Scottsdalian Bonnie Evans AWS Barbara Anderson Catherine G. Nichols N. R. Dorris F. Kemp Turley Lad

Fitness display planned by ASU professor at PWP meeting

Norris Steverson a physical education professor at ASU will present a fitness program at the Thursday meeting of Parents Without Partners Inc at the Jewish Community Center 1510 E Camelback. The 8 p.m. program features gymnasts Bill Cornelius and Dave Bonham plus a brief film and discussion. Steverson is a former ASU athlete.

Norris Steverson ASU Parents Without Partners, Inc Jewish Community Center E. Camelback Bill Cornelius Dave Bonham Steverson Parents Without Partners

Scottsdale tryouts set for two one act plays

Scottsdale theatre to hold tryouts tomorrow and Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Stagebrush Theatre on the Community Center grounds for Monkey's Paw and Supper for the Dead to be presented October 27 to 29. Hal Chidnoff directs. Five men and seven women of all ages sought.

Scottsdale Stagebrush Theatre Community Center Hal Chidnoff

Lions Club To View Film On Narcotics Effects

The Valley Lions Clubs purchased a film about narcotics addiction and its impact on youth. Charles Bradshaw will provide commentary at the Scottsdale Lions Club dinner at the Valley Ho. Three new members were welcomed: Bob Dawson, Ed Devenney, and Felix Bonnet.

Valley Lions Clubs Scottsdale Lions Club Valley Ho Charles Bradshaw Arizona Lions Club Bob Dawson Ed Devenney Felix Bonnet

Two Scottsdale engagements announced for Manghelli and Smith

Sue Ellen Manghelli and Brenda Kay Smith are announced as engaged. Manghelli will wed Richard Bequette Jr. November 18 at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Scottsdale. Smith will marry Jary Harlon Bullock November 25 at Trinity Baptist Church in Lake Charles. Both brides are Scottsdale High School graduates. both grooms are ASU students or affiliates.

Sue Ellen Manghelli William L. Manghelli Third St Scottsdale Miss Manghelli Richard Bequette, Jr Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Scottsdale High School National Honor Society The Beaver Builders Scottsdale Singers Arizona State University Richard Beanette Palm Lane Lubbock Texas ASU ROTC Phi Delta Theta James B. Smith Lake Charles Brenda Kay Smith Jary Harlon Bullock Thomas J. Bullock Scottsdale and Eldorado, Ark Trinity Baptist Church W. L. Stagg, Jr

Local Birthday Parties Highlight Unusual Pennsylvania Dutch Theme

Mrs. Jacob Burnet’s surprise birthday event at 5310 Calle Redonda hosted by Mrs. Robert J. Bryan 641 Calle del Sud featured a Dutch theme with sauerkraut sausages beer and shoofly pie. Guests included several social women and guest cards were exchanged in rustic decor. Stephen Easterling celebrated his tenth birthday at home with games and ice cream attended by friends.

Jacob Burnet Calle Redonda Robert J. Bryan Calle del Sud Joseph Washburn Carl Sand Johnstown Stephen Easterling Carl Easterling E. Windsor Doug Meckstroth David Johnson Mike Justice James Townsend Gary White Jay Johnson Randy Gaskill Scott Luke

Ingleside PTA Western Theme Carnival Set For Friday

The Ingleside School PTA holds a western themed carnival Friday from 5 30 p m to 9 30 p m at 5402 E Osborn with 26 booths including cake walks ring toss and a ghost town The proceeds help fund teacher tools and curriculum activities The committee includes Ferris Capps George Harris Daniel Zusman Winston Bergman Robert Clark Gordon Lowe Nelson Stevenson and Don Dixon

Ingleside School Ingleside E. Osborn Scottsdale Ferris Capps George Harris Daniel Zusman Winston Bergaman Robert Clark Gordon Lowe Nelson Stevenson Don Dixon

Pinon Pine Christmas Trees Offered by BLM near Fredonia

The U S Bureau of Land Management announces nearly 5,000 pinon pine trees for sale as Yuletide greenery. About 4,800 trees are on three tracts 18 miles southeast of Fredonia, valued for their shape and long-lasting foliage.

U.S. Bureau of Land Management Fredonia

Rummage Sale at Sunny slope Plaza Saturday

The Alliance of Unitarian Women of the Phoenix Unitarian Church sponsors a rummage sale Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Sunny slope Plaza at Third Street and Dunlap in Sunnyslope. Dishes books records clothing and other items will be available. Co chairmen are Mrs Jess Allen and Mrs Harry Frenzel.

Alliance of Unitarian Women of the Phoenix Unitarian Church Sunnyslope Plaza Third Street Dunlap, Sunnyslope Jess Allen Harry Frenzel

Garden Coffee for Prospective Members in Scottsdale

The Har Zion Sisterhood hosts a garden coffee for prospective members on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. New members Mrs. Immanuel Goldie and Mrs. Arthur Weisburg will assist hostess Mrs. Harry Miller at 5136 N 68th Pl in Scottsdale.

Har Zion Sisterhood Scottsdale Immanuel Goldie Arthur Weisburg Harry Miller 68Th

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