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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1963
Page
8
A collection of reader pleas and Molly Mayfield replies on family conflicts romance and boundaries. Topics include mother in law clashes about an upcoming baby and unwanted visitations, teen dating limits, and a love affair with a married man with three children.
Auditions scheduled this week for Phoenix Musical Theatre’s first two shows Babes In Toyland and Desert Song. Adults audition 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at 1207 N Third Ave Phoenix. Children 2 p.m. Sunday at the same studio. 20 youths sought. Separate dance tryouts 8 p.m. Thursday at 6301 N Seventh St. Bring two contrasting numbers. Accompanist provided. All PMT shows at Arcadia High School auditorium. Do Re Mi closes season May 14-17.
The YWCA at 230 E Earls Dr Phoenix announces fall courses for adults. offerings include millinery modern math for parents beginners bridge Spanish business spelling and sewing plus a cake decorating class starting Oct 7. Child programs cover dancing tennis swimming diving with a pre school course and handicapped options.
Fifth generation furrier Hy Fishman of Alico Furs in New York renovates old and worn pelts into modern garments. From mink and muskrat to voluminous wild coats, pieces arrive from across the country and are reconditioned after a free estimate.
William T. Plunkett highlights how additives like acetic acid, potassium acid tartrate, and iodine enhance flavor, color, texture, and nutrition. The piece notes FDA labeling and safety rules, mentions cornell home economics researchers, and lists examples such as carotene for color, glyerin as humectant, and vitamin fortification in flour and milk.
Reports from Allied Chemical Barrett Division note about one in five households moved in the past year due to job changes and growing families. Nation and nationality group representatives discuss colorful Nationality Days at the New York 1964 66 World's Fair with free performances on Sundays. An arena for 15 000 and a pavilion for 2 000 will host shows.
New thumb guides for clubs reduce grip guesswork with quick attach removable training discs by Eurana Products. Odorless latex paint with gold or silver flecks glows on walls from Superior Paint & Varnish Corp. Steam iron from Dominion Electric includes built in light and spray options for steam or dry use.
Scottsdale Woman's and Junior Woman's Clubs host a membership coffee from 10 30 a m to 1 p m on Sept 18 at 3301 Gold Dust Ave Mrs William Guthrie and Mrs Don Rice chair the event with an arrangements committee including Mrs Byron Heath Eugene Brody Luke Shheifly Robert Whitaker Mrs Clyde Smith Robert McIntire and William J Uren Attendees or inquiries call the listed WH numbers Presidents are Mrs Harold R Davis and Mrs Arthur Gaunt for the senior and junior clubs respectively.
Scottsdale Woman's Club opens its 1963 64 year at 8 tonight at Scottsdale Methodist Church 300 N Miller Rd with a flag gift to the church presented by Have Flag Will Fly chair Mrs Hutchins. Other groups Beta Delta and Xi Mu hold 8 pm sessions with talks on parliamentary procedure personality what is it and Circling the Globe in 70 Days. Western Belles meets 8 pm to discuss plans for a Mexican food booth at the charity fair proceeds aid retarded children.
Scottsdale Booster Club for Arizona Boys Ranch will meet at 9 30 am Thursday at 2501 N 57th Pl home of Mrs John Payne. New officers will be elected and installed with retiring president Mrs Leo A Benedict conducting the installation service.
A wine tasting party hosted by the Planned Parenthood Auxiliary is planned for September 20 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m at Mountain Shadows. Proceeds fund Planned Parenthood Clinics in Scottsdale Phoenix and Glendale with Mrs J W Main and Mrs R F Cuthbertson leading the chairmanships. The event is open to members and guests.
Paradise Valley Country Club hosts its annual swim team banquet at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Homestead. The evening includes dinner, movies, and awards. Reservations can be made by calling WH 5-2611.
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