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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1961
Page
7
The Arizona Citizens For Strengthening Public School Education will hold its first of four member coffees at 10 a.m. Thursday Sept 21 at the Phoenix YWCA Theater Room. A reading workshop will feature public school teachers presenting phonics methods and key reading techniques.
Mrs Harold Davidson hosted Bridgettes with Mrs Carl Dir and others as prizes went to Mrs Dir and Mrs Iman Visiting Dr and Mrs Edward Jenney with Mr C V Freudell from Cleveland expected today Charles Latchem will enter ASU studying pre law after Scottsdale High graduation Dr and Mrs H A Reid return from a 62 day trip visiting Seattle Portland Anchorage Portage Glacier and McKinley Park where they met James Roye Scottsdale High biology teacher now a ranger and lecturer in Alaska
Fashion designer Lori Till argues glamour at home boosts a wife’s spirits more than meals. Her fall leisure line features a lounge dress in ankle length, sleeveless and collarless, enhanced by nylon velvet and embroidery. She also showcases playful youth items including grandpa nightshirt prints and a zebra pile weekender.
Dorothea Bowles reviews key titles for bird lovers. Arizona and its Bird Life by Herbert Brandt and A Field Guide to Western Birds by Roger Tory Peterson are praised for color plates and authoritative content. The small field guide on desert birds is highlighted as popular and accessible.
A fragmented crossword puzzle list includes across and down clues with various word lengths. Entries reference common terms like Greek letters, body parts, animals, and directions, inviting solver engagement across multiple rows and columns.
Members of the Village Tillers and Scottsdale Garden Club will hold their first fall meeting tonight at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. William E. Ulery. Lowell True, county agricultural agent, will discuss fall planting and lawn care. Tonalea school district residents may contact Mrs. Ulery for membership information.
The fiber labelling law and its benefits for housewives will be explained to Farm Bureau women at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Farm Bureau Building. Betty Jo Barney of the University of Arizona Extension Service will speak, with coffee at 10 a.m., a business session, and the Freedom Forum Review by Beryl Rousseau. A noon potluck luncheon follows.
Dr Leslie B Smith president of the Arizona Medical Association will be guest speaker at the Maricopa County Association of Medical Assistants dinner meeting at La Casa Vieja Tempe tomorrow at 8 p.m. Open to women employed by a doctor who is a member of the Maricopa County Medical Society. Reservations to Mrs Shirley Beach AL 28865.
Superintendent James V. Parker appointed head of the State fair fine arts exhibit. He aims to increase awards to draw more professional craftsmen and artists to display accepted works in the fine arts building during the 10 day fair from November 3 to 12. Last year drew about 600 entries from 388 exhibitors.
The Kiva Toastmistress Club will meet tonight at 7 30 in the Scottsdale Methodist Church. Speakers will be Mrs Richard Wartes and Mrs M McQuiston. Guests are welcome.
Dr. Clarence Edmond of the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension says September offers strong value on poultry beef potatoes cabbage sweet corn tomatoes grapes honeydews apples and peaches. He notes turkey and broiler supplies rise above last year while beef should loosen prices. Arizona grape and California honeydew production peak in September. Peaches remain a good buy but grow scarcer toward month end.
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