Arizona gal Leah Fork enters Colorado State veterinary program
Scottsdale student Leah Fork will begin a four year veterinary program at Colorado State University Fort Collins after two years of pre veterinary studies. She plans to practice large animal medicine in Arizona and aims for a rural practice. her family notes she was funded by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education and enjoys art modeling and orchesis.
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Scottsdale College
Leah Fork
Arizona
Leah
College of Veterinary Medicine
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Fork
Western Interstate Commission For Higher Education
Nine-year-old Kim Youngblood shines at Western States Accordion Festival
Kim Youngblood finished fourth highest in her category of qualified solos at the Western States Accordion Festival held August 11 13 in the Municipal Auditorium Long Beach California. She played in two orchestra groups which placed second and third. She is a student of Weiner Studios Phoenix and attended the Kaibab school band conference this summer.
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Kim Youngblood
A. R. Youngblood
N. 69Th
Municipal Auditorium
Long Beach, Calif
Kim
Weiner Studios
Phoenix
Kaibab
Scottsdale Girls Club Sign-Up Opens September 11
Registration for the fall opening of the Scottsdale Girls Club begins Sept. 11 from 3 to 5 p.m. daily that week. The official opening is Sept. 18 with playground and other activities. Special classes will be offered in October.
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Scottsdale
Riding Class Starts at Watley Ranch Riding School
Students may register at 4931 E Earls Dr for Watley Ranch Riding School with Ken Thompson leading western riding and Betty Thompson directing English instruction. First classes start today after school. placement based on ability from beginner to advanced. contact WH 5-1152 or WH 5-0487 to enroll.
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Watley Ranch
E. Earls
Ken Thompson
Betty Thompson
Almond Bacon Cheese Spread Delivers Gourmet Sandwich Flavor
A high style sandwich filling from New York United Press International mixes chopped roasted almonds with crumbled bacon, American cheese, green onion, mayonnaise, and salt. The recipe yields about 1 44 cups.
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New York
UPI
Women at Work Stir Mixed Reactions Across Offices
A UPI report from New York surveys both male and female workers on gender dynamics in the workplace. It cites that about one third of the US labor force is female and notes tensions, jokes, and evolving attitudes as women increasingly join offices and factories.
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New York
UPI
Research Institute of America
Institute
United States
Canada
Reading and Cotton Styles Lead Back-to-School Fashion
Fashionette notes cottons return as the three R s for school ready youngsters. Colors shapes and textures dominate and mirror adult lines with relaxed two piece looks and Paris inspired tailoring. Shorter figures should avoid bulky fabrics while oversized bags and hats trend.
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National Cotton Council
Crossword Puzzle Clues Pack
A list of crossword prompts covering clues for parts of flowers, foundations, colors, animals, measurements, currencies, body parts, furniture, metal, and more. It includes entries for types of fabric, ships, numbers, and common words across various lengths and categories.
Puzzle Answer Line from Yesterday’s Clues
Answer to Yesterday's puzzle lists numbered clues with definitions and a credited syndicate. It references a 50 grain carpet and terms like abstract father and matured candle, plus prefixes and fluid and aeriform. The fragment notes United Feature Syndicate and Ince as the source.
Round The Towns Busy Labor Day Weekend Travelers
Mr and Mrs Alan Hudson and children Denise and Dana enjoyed Labor Day weekend at Sedona Lodge with side trips. James Medland and son Bob along with Terry Bresser returned from a five week camping trip visiting Yellow Stone Glacier National Park Oregon Crater Lake Los Angeles and home. Burton McCain and Pamella hosted a birthday dinner for Charles K McCain of Phoenix with LeRoy McCain Roger and Richard Obert Norman Sr and Lawrence plus Irene Benoit and Marilyn Taftville Conn returning from California. The group visited Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm. Guests of Mrs Erle Brown included Mrs W L Gorsuch and Betsy Eichler. they plan to depart tomorrow. Dr Jack Crow of Sarasota Fla is due later this week to visit Mrs Elsa Crow.
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Alan Hudson
Denise
Dana
Sedona Lodge
Sedona
James Medland
Bob
E. Edgemont
Terry Bresser
Harry Brenner
Burton McCain
Pamella
Mr. McCain
Charles K. McCain
Phoenix
LeRoy McCain
Roger
Richard
Obert Norman Sr
Lawrence
E. Virginia
Normans
Irene Benoit
Marilyn
Taftville, Conn
Dinner Planned by Ascension Women Club
The Women of the Ascension Luther an Church begin their fall season with a pot-luck dinner at Jokake Inn on Thursday at 6 30 p m All women members and friends are urged to attend Officers for the coming year are Mrs Dolorise Fults president Mrs LaVonne Huthansel vice president Mrs Claire Dow ell secretary and Mrs Helen Jorgenson treasurer Sunday school classes for all ages begin at 9 15 a m and the nursery is open during the Sunday School hour and morning service weekly
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The
Ascension Lutheran Church
Sesson
Jokake Inn
Friends of Ascension
Dolorise Fults
LaVonne Huthansel
Claire Dowell
Helen Jorgenson
Varnish application tips to prevent bubbles
The guide advises avoiding bubbles by not stirring or shaking varnish and not brushing vigorously. Instead flow varnish smoothly from a well loaded brush with light feathery strokes and correct bubbles by brushing them back into the surface before it dries.
Arcadia Lane Hostess Plans Phoenix Alumnae Coffee
Mrs John Frank of 5829 E noon Arcadia Lane will host the Phoenix Bond Council of the Seven College Conference alumnae for a morning coffee event tomorrow. Members from the Phoenix area will attend a gathering from ten o clock until fall.
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John Frank
Arcadia Lane
Phoenix Bond
Phoenix
Scottsdalian Surprised With Birthday Party
Sun day birthday surprise for Joe Washburn at 1134 E Meadowbrook Dr arranged by his wife Ione. Friends including Ray Shaw H Michael Shebek Al Bolin Robert Larabell John Guillaume Joseph Cody Ray Warner and Jacob Burnet attended a Danish modern cheese board gift.
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Scottsdalian
Joe Washburn
E. Meadowbrook
Ione
Washburns
Messrs
Mmes
Ray E. Shaw
H. Michael Shebek
al Bolin
Robert Larabell
John G. Guillaume
Joseph Cody
Ray Warner
Jacob Burnet
Theta Sigma Phi Plans Fall Meeting in September
The journalism fraternity Theta Sigma Phi announces its fall schedule starting with a meeting on September 12 at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Melvin Myland at 6101 N. Second Ave. Mrs. L. S. Doerzbacher will report on the national convention and earned a local club award. Members invited. reservations by AM 59557.
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Theta Sigma Phi
Melvin Myland
Second Ave
L. S. Doerzbacher
Doerzbacher
Myland
Arizona State freshman receives Sun Angel Foundation Scholarship
Kenneth W. Schnuelle son of Theodore H. Schnuelle Rout 1 is among seven entering freshmen chosen to receive a Sun Angel Foundation Scholarship totaling 1000 dollars, distributed according to individual needs.
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Kenneth W. Schnuelle
Theodore H. Schnuelle
Arizona State University
Sun Angel Foundation
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Roman
City Hospital Auxiliary
H. Eugene Rupp
E. Cactus Rd
F. William Fincher Jr
N. 67Th St
Safari Hotel
Ed Nixon
Pacific Islands
Ftr
United Feature Syndicate, Ince
Fiz
Doruithy Morehead
California
Disneyland
Knotts Berry Farm
Erle Brown
East Rancho Vista Drive
W. L. Gorsuch
Betsy Eichler
Annapolis, Md
Jack Crow
Sarasota, Fla
Elsa Crow
West First Street
Cottee
Ons
Dial
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