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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1961
Page
5
The Fine Arts Department of Scottsdale High School will present No Time for Sergeants directed by Joseph Esile. The comedy follows Will Stockdale a rustic recruit in the Army Air Force and his humorous misadventures in the service.
The World Adventure Series opens November 9 at Scottsdale High School with Scotland of the Scots narrated by Captain Alan Villiers. The six film series runs through April with tickets at 6.75 for the set and reduced rates for students.
Coronado High School will host an organizational meeting on Tuesday October 17 at 7 30 p m in the school cafe torium Teachers will be introduced and officers elected Parents of students are urged to attend
The Phoenix Alumnae Association of Alpha Omicron sorority holds its October meeting at 8 p.m. Monday October 16 at the Gas Appliance Showcase in the Chris-Town shopping center. Nancy Alvey, home service hostess for the firm, will give a demonstration.
Billy and Thelma Lewers welcomed a girl on October 9 at Good Samaritan Hospital, 322 S Yucca. Harry and Joanne Moore welcomed a girl on October 9 at Good Samaritan Hospital, 420 W Third.
William I. Steinmetz 61 and Mary Boland 47 of Scottsdale received a marriage license.
Sagebrush Stagebrush hosts Spook Night October 27 28 29 starting at 8 30 each evening. Ja cobs The Monkey s Paw and Paul Greens Supper for the Dead are read as one act plays directed by Hal Chidnoff who also reads. Dick Jones is producer and Joan Pleacner Stagebrush manager. Cast includes Betty and Deloss Ross Harry Wilson Ray Austin Angelo Abbate for The Monkey s Paw and Buster Shaver Dorothy Jones Barbara O Connor Jane Curtis Elizabeth De Garis Veronica Abbate for Supper for the Dead. Free for Scottsdale Players members with a 1 non member admission. The Stage Belles serve a hamburger supper before the final performance Sunday and coffee during intermission.
A survey notes Americans consume far more sugar than energy needs and than ancestors. Sugar fosters acid producing bacteria, harms appetite for nutritious foods, and links to dental caries though saliva buffers mid meals. Some people show natural immunity. Eskimos’ teeth declined with refined carbs. Next weekDiet and Dental Health.
The Phoenix Elks Lodge will award its Community Service Award to a Valley newspaper personality during National Newspaper Week. The Thursday program at Elks Park Auditorium begins with a 6 p.m. dinner and 8 p.m. ceremony. J. Edward Murray of The Arizona Republic is principal speaker. Charles W. Pine of Valley Bank will MC.
Zel Schwanz hosts a Scottsdale bar accessory shower at 6854 E. Vernon for Robin Kolkoski and her fiancé Sarah Stahr with gifts opened by the couple. Attendees include local and Phoenix residents, with several listed names and relations. The event coincides with plans for the October 21 wedding.
A Tempe resident died yesterday after slipping on a bare floor at home. His wife delayed installing wall-to-wall carpeting by Tolivers House of Carpets asking readers to act now to avoid future regrets and to consult specialists at 1926 Apache Blvd.
Scottsdale welcomes the Girls Club to a new clubhouse at 504 S Miller with Civitan Club volunteers sprucing the site. The facility operates 3 30 to 5 30 pm and 6 30 to 8 30 pm daily offering games ceramics cooking baby sitting arts crafts tumbling and square dancing with Scottsdale Boys Club participation. Volunteers encouraged contact Mrs John Horan. Scottsdalian Stephen Bridge serves as club president.
Scottsdalians may learn from an expert about winter lawn care at Valley Garden Center in Phoenix. From 1 to 4 p.m. Monday Lowell True, the county agricultural agent, will discuss turf and flowerbed preparation, irrigation and fertilization. It’s the first in a series of free gardener classes.
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