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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
6
A shy 18 year old seeks guidance about a girl who stares and later grasps at him. He recounts mutual attraction then silence and a call that led to a trap in the school annual. He wonders what the girl intends and asks for Mrs Mayfield's insight into her motives.
A reader seeks guidance on signals of interest in a potential partner and how to handle dating rules When to call again and whether to visit Or suggest a movie The second letter asks about dating while not going steady and fair rules in a relationship
New York UPI reports total life insurance in force in the United States has reached 700 billion with an increase of about 25 billion in 1963. American families now own more than double the amount of life insurance than eight years ago.
Andre Fleuridas of 7036 N 60th Pl will travel to France to establish a third Paris branch of his long running jewelry designing firm. The Paris operation supplies local shop designs crafted by French craftsmen and the designer plans a winter oil painting show in Paris after a Phoenix Art Museum solo exhibit.
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation opens its winter schedule with a 2:30 p.m. landscaping talk by Bill Norman at the First Federal community room. A six week charm course begins Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the same room, hosted by Mrs. Paul Ellers with a Flair model, free of charge. Registration at the parks office. The fall sewing class meets Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon with plans including speakers demonstrations and a Christmas fashion show.
The Scottsdale T Squares sponsor a beginners square dancing series at Mohave Elementary School on Granite Reef Road starting Thursday. Classes run 8 to 10 30 each Thursday night with Jack Iler as instructor caller. Sign up at the first three sessions. for details call Ken Zinsk at WH 6 7966.
Mrs Cecelia Kline of Scottsdale is among Valley women selected for professional membership in Theta Sigma Phi, the national women’s journalism honorary. Professional initiates are chosen for achievements in journalism or communications, said Mrs Thomas McCarthy of Scottsdale, chapter president. Kline runs her own public relations company.
National Shirt Shops Holiday Shoes Sportique and Webble's Hair Fashions leased space in the Thomas Mall Shopping Center at Thomas Road and 44th Street. Announcement by Winston-Muss Corp president David Muss says the center will open September 23.
Donald W. Hutton planning director for Maricopa County will address the Arizona Planning and Zoning Association annual meeting in Nogales from September 25 to 27. He will discuss legislation for planning and zoning as sessions explore Planning on An International Basis.
Arcadia High School PTA will hold an open house after a short business meeting at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium on 4703 E. Indian School Rd. A reception for new principal Jackson M. Drake will follow the event, allowing parents to meet teachers and tour facilities.
Lease notice for a masonry building at rear of 51 West First Avenue Scottsdale. Large paved parking in front and side, half block from downtown. Suitable for offices engineering firm attorneys and other businesses needing parking and accessibility. Remodel to suit or lease as is.
Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club meets at 8 p m at the Scottsdale Methodist Church with a parliamentary skit by Mrs. Clyde Smith Mrs. Robert McIntire and Mrs. Wayne Murray narrated by Mrs. Kenneth Leonard Plans for the coming year will be discussed Beta Sigma Phi Xi chapter tours Pueblo Grande Museum in Phoenix at 10 a m Wednesday using Arizona history as theme members to bring a sack lunch beverages and dessert provided by two program chairs
A novelty car accessory from Engle Industries offers a white plastic ball 142 inches in diameter that attaches to a radio antenna to help drivers spot their cars. The item is advertised with the slogan Here I Am and listed with a Philadelphia address for Engle Industries.
Mi-Ya-Ca Horizon Club at Coronado High School and Kiki Bluebirds at Yavapai Elementary spent the weekend at Camp Wamato Chick Groom Creek. A campfire ceremony included Bluebirds in a formal welcome. Honor beads were awarded and new Horizon Club officers were installed.
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