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ML EDITIONS 10-C The Arizona Republic Phoenix, Sunday, Sept. 30, 19 Party Patter Now The Finest 5 CREME OIL COLD WAVE PER MANE NTS! Our Hair Stylists ars Experts the Latest Fashions Quaianiee a Deauiirui Trovo all types of hair. $10 TO $20 VALUES 3015 East Thomas Road CR 4-2869 4 Open Evenings by Appointment Air ConditionedL HOME SILK SHOP TIMI II dDMIE Just like football spirit's invading the weekend for parties baseball and the Series steal the limelight midweek. Frances and Barney Leonard will add her 12th Yankee trophy to her charm bracelet when they, take off for the opening World Series game Wednesday. To date 11 dangle from her wrist, for they haven't missed watching their favorite team play since '49.

Lots of familiar faces in the stands. On hand, naturally, the Del Webbs to cheer his team on to victory. Ann and Jack Harris are off to the coast, then Ea to New York and won't miss a game. In fact, she hasn't even bothered to unpack since they came home from La Jolla what with in-between-junkets to Fresno and dove shooting at Gila Bend. On the ticket ton, some for the coast, some for Manhattan Mr.

and Mrs. Kemper Marley, Mrs. Robert A. Becker, Americanism Talk Topic Miss Bess Stinsun will speak on Americanism at a meeting of Arcadia Women's Club at p.m. Tuesday in the hospitality room of Scottsdale Western Savings and Loan Building.

The guest speaker is recipient of a Freedoms Foundation Award for her "Have Flag -Will Fly" project and of a patriotic civilian service award from the U.S. Army. She is a past state president of Business and Professional Women, a former WAC, for 10 years state woman's chairman for U.S. Savings Bonds and special services director, as well as assistant vice president of the First National Bank of Arizona. Mrs.

Theodore Green, program chairman, also will present a short musical skit by Mrs. Robert Chenhall of Scottsdale. YWCA SILK SCREENING CLASS Oct. 7:30 P.M. KNITTING CLASS Oct.

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Classes Limited. YWCA 230 E. Eorll Dr. The Walker Edmiston Family Moves To Phoenix Mrs. Edmiston, Andria-Reagen, 6, Erin Lcc, 3, Walker, Goliath, The Poodle, and Kingdcy, The Lions From Left TV 'Voice' On The Go Here SALE STARTS MON.

OCT. 1st 9:30 AM COME EARLY 9:30 AM AMAZING REDUCTIONS TO CLOSE ALL AT on Friday. Ciiaracters include Kingsley, Ravensvvcod (a buzzard), Barky (a deg with a soft Southern accent), and Kally (a cat). New to Phoenicians will be the innovation of Marty Kool. a "Cookie-typed" disc jockey complete with forelock of blonde hair.

Evelyn will be lending a hand with production and costumes and the girls are an appreciative audience. When Walker isn't up to his elbows in the fun of ad libbing, scripts or puppetry, he collects classic cars and does occasional stunt work. Somehow, a visit with the Edmistons leaves the impression there's never a dull moment in their household just isn't time! garet O'Brien, Jerry Lewis, Esther Williams told the kids "Ee still and watch." In Van Nuys, the Edmistons owned the Walker Edmiston School, a progressive preschool and kindergarten staffed with a director and three teachers for its limited enrollment of 34. It is the only privately-owned school in the country that Walt Disney licensed to use his characters. They capered in a circus room as well as in a music room with Fantasia decor.

THE FAMILY came to Phoenix through Dottic Carlson of AHK Productions of Scottsdale, for whom he created five puppet characters. After beginning his daily show over KOOL last week, he has found Phoenix audiences differ from those on the West Coast; feels we will have to get used to watching live shows again. He's back to scripts instead of his usual ad libbing; will beam the program at a family audience with specials for teen-agers for if a showman is an imitator, ull he can do is wait and imitate." The actor tried working with sculptors, then reverted to sculpting his own characters because they couldn't impart the human warmth he deems essential. He starts from scratch with clay, makes the molds and these are duplicated in latex. Some of his puppets are leased for commercials to nationally known firms, sometimes being purchased when they become a trademark identified with the product.

Others are strictly for his own use. Only one human has he designed Albert Muggs. a big-mouthed, lovable friendly thug. Walker's own trademark is Kingsley, an affectionate lion. His first to "make the mark" besides the ones he designed and voiced on "Time for Beanie" which won two national "Emmys," was Willie the Wolf.

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is. hostessing a brunch for friends at her ranch lime a sort of farewell to country life before she moves into a new home. 11 Same evening Helen and Jack Huntress cchcstlng cocktails at their Starlight Way home to introduce her brother Norman Jnhnsrn and his wife "Chec" to Vplley The "newcomers have just unosrked thei-home in Clearwater Hills, hail from New Canaan, Conn. Parties and best wishes, due for Michael Gottlieb and Mrs. Grayce McDevitt of Ardmore, who are in town this weekend to complete plans for their October 24 wedding at the Gottlieb home, 1141 E.

Bethany Home Road. Flving in from Manhattan to participate in the ceremony will be Mrs. Michael Leffert and Herbert Riesner, both of New York City. Judge Charles Bernstein will officiate. Before, though the Ed Juli-bors will host a party October 11 at Paradise Valley Country Club and the Robert Herbergers another on October 18.

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After the ceremony a reception was held in the VFW Hall, 800 N. 27th Ave. The couple plan a Phoenix residence. FALL SALE PUltE SILK P1UNTS VALUES to $3.95 gr SHANTUNGS TAI SILKS DOTS MANY FINE IMPORTS 4 A4 RICA By MARGARET THOMAS Are. you a tax form strugglcr? Well how'd you like to trade vplaces with a fellow that had 18 W-2 forms last time? The for each was fun enough -'to make it ail worthwhile! He's Walker Edmiston, recent arrival to PhoeniN with his fam---ily, and widely known on the West Coast as a voice man and xfor his puppet characters on TV.

Showtime fun spills over into vthe rollicking household. It in-v'cludes his dark-eved wife of 12 Sjears, Evelyn, who helps with production and costuming, --Tdaughters Andria-Reagen, fi, Erin Lee, 5, Goliath (their vpoodle) and Niko (a slinky black Burmese cat). OOOPS-FORGOT-if you go )ut the back door, you'll find vTrooper, a doleful bloodhound waggin' for a pat on the head, vand being nudged aside by his sidekick Billie. Billie is the goat vthat made the trek from Van t'Nuys along with the rest of the family. He's lived with the dog always, so isn't sure he IS a Add to the warmth of this fun-tT loving family a bit of Walker's philosophy "I've never learned that you -CAN'T do something.

If you "adapt all your facilities to it, your mental energies, then can." This philosophy along with his Ability to build or create anything he wants, he attributes to ihi dad. And the same bent carried him to the top in j-puppetry in the world of TV, as ijwell as to trophies in sports car '-facing. Originally from St. Louis, 'Walker came West to study at vPasadena's playhouse. After a of show business including lub work, imitations and melodrama (he has always done 'character work) he entered television in 194D.

'4 Even an early morning with the actor finds is ad libbing and sense of shifting into high gear. iJOne minute he's discussing 'seriously how he MC's award -dinners for the Riverside Grand "Prix and how he won the classic 1957 next you have to shake "jynur head, blink twice to make certain Liberace isn't sitting "next to you. SUDDENLY, he introduces JDuffield Hamilton Holmes, a -dignified, huge dog in hat and 4elvet cape. You find yourself -having coffee with "Hamilton" ivho confides with a wry wink -that looking over his long nose Os like looking down the hood a radiator ornament on a '32 Packard. As you chat with "Hamilton," Walker uses a technique of pup-Ipetry for which he is known-using his own right arm and hand as if it belonged to the uppet.

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