Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 22

nil )('. WY i Li I If if The Arizona Republic 51 Phoenix, July 13, 161 (j try These Hot Rodders Serve Fellowmen Win Patio Party Scheduled 4 Southerners Are Visitors Former Phoenicians who now reside in Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. M. Fugene Brinson, are the houseguf-sts this week of Mr.

and Mrs. Kobert H. Kerr. 2108 N. Ninth Ave.

A reunion luncheon of local friends of Mrs. Brinson's was hosted at the Cloud Club by Mrs. Gene Hancock. Worth Repealing We are all born for love; it is the principle of existence and its only end. Benjamin Disraeli Members of the Papao Woman's Club will entertain their husbands at a patio party at 8:30 p.m.

today in the home of Mrs. Eugene Bourque, 5022 E. Windsor. Mmes. Don Fernaays and Anpelo Caliern vull assist Mrs.

Bourque as hostesses. yy XV. I ml I i II II I mum Mr fabrics slipcovers bedspreads Choote now from the Mott Ouhtindinq Collection in Phoni! Fabric for vry purpoit, euitom tailored Slipeoveri nd distinetivo bdiprad. You'll find th lolsrtioni I tavinqt worth thoppinq lor! "Violators" Help Mrs. J.

M. Cook Change Tire Helpful Members From Left, Mickey Ollson And Randy Cords quilted bedspreads Kino, dual, twin and double siM-beiutl-fully tailored in all Iff denrable decorator colors. Mi off By MAGGIE WILSON At a time when hot rodders who drag race on Central Avenue are a source of sore concern to responsible Phoenicians, another group of hot rodders who are pretty responsible themselves are making a valiant effort to put hot rodding and drag racing In its proper place. They are members of the Violators Car Club. And they "violate" the concept that drag-racing hot rodders are a bunch of speed happy idiots with time on their hands and rumbles and kaboom parties in mind.

Purpose of their group, as stated in their by-laws, is to: Assist the community; help other motorists, and build and maintain a club car which shall only be driven on a qualified drag strip in a legitimate clocked race. "We aren't interested in the guys who join car clubs just for a sign to hang on their car and an emblem to hang on their jacket. Ours is a small club, but an old one, as car clubs go," says Mickey Ollson, president. Right now the club is involved in a dual-purpose project of helping Phoenicians rid their yards and storage rooms of scrap metal and helping themselves earn money for a special set of front wheels for their club car. Works this way: If you have old car radiators or any hunks of brass, copper or aluminum cluttering up your storage space, you can get rid of it by calling the W.

A. Ollson home. (Note: Old hot water heaters and refrigerators cannot be accepted. Wrong kind of metal.) Mickey Ollson or another member of the club will come pick up the scrap. It is then sold for $1.20 per 100 pounds, and it's going to take some pretty hefty poundage to earn those special wheels.

Meanwhile, the boys, who range in ages from 17 to 21, are duty-bound never to pass by distressed motorists. If you've a flat tire, are out of gasoline or experience some other auto-mechanlcal difficulty, a club member is compelled to offer assistance to you. They've changed countless tires during the past four years, never once have accepted a cent. But they do ask you to accept a card that says you have been helped by the Violators Car Club of Phoenix. Myriad non-motoring Phoenicians met members of the club during Lady Fare's annual Christmas effort, the Dress A Living Doll campaign, when the groups volunteered to pick up gifts of clothing from contributors without other means of getting them to collection centers or the warehouse.

(And P.S.: Dress A Living Doll campaign begins again in four-and-a-half months just in case you're doing some sewing and feel inclined to make an extra shirt or blouse for a needy-poor youngster's Christmas outfit.) Additionally, the club sponsors seven families each year during the holiday season with gifts of food. And when they drag race? They abide by the rules of the National Hot Rod Association, race in two-car races on a quarter mile straight strip out past G'endale on Litchfield Road. Between races, they pamper their pet, a 1931 Ford coupe body with a 1H50 Oldsmobile engine, a specially built tubular frame and a Cadillac floor box transmission which runs only in second or high gear. But it never runs at all on Central Avenue. Morris-Collier Voivs Said mill closeout fabrics 5 to 50 yard boltswide choice of colors, patterns and textures.

Choose early for best selection. sale! sale! sale! sale! custom fitted slipcovers Jofa end chair Includes fabric and labor-Custom fittrt rtsht In vour own home. Re9ularly $700. better quality fabrics Over aoco yards of enceptionally fine fabrics to choose from. Regular values to SS 00 a yard for slipcovers, draperies, etc.

Iand of Houston and has recently lived at 1101 niendale. She attended Southwestern University, Georgetown, and Texas University, Austin. Mr. Morris is the son of Mrs. S.

M. Morris of Oskaloosa. Iowa, and tho Into Mr. Morris. He is a graduate of tho University of Arizona.

The reception was held following the ceremony at Mrs. Patterson's house after which tho couple left on their wedding trip to Greece. Tho marriage of Miss Maribd Collier and Hobart Phillips Morris took place Thursday in tho home of Mrs. Burke Patterson, tho Rido-N-Rock Ranch Estates in Paradise Valley. Officiating at tho ceremony was tho Rev.

Honry 13. Cetz. Tho bride was given away by Mr. J. H.

Sharpo. Miss Patricia Jackson was tho maid of honor in tho wedding, and the best man was David John Nolan Jr. The bride is tho daughter of Mrs. Arthur B. Crossman of Houston and tho late William R.

Collier. She is formerlv X' fOSClSl LEVEMNT I Free Parkin? 1 4Vw nn They will make their homo at the our Ride-X-Rock Estates after Sent. 15. front door AM 4-3156 drapei s'ipcoveri fabrics MONTGOMERY WARP II Jw Al1 Wqrds' laundry equipment SUCCESSFUL MODELS In New York now these five girls, all flair-trained and sent to the famous Ford Model Agency in New York, where they are being photographed by the top fashion magazine. Last year Lynda went to New York and- earned over $3000.00 and was sent to London for an assignment! 7 I some like a top-loader some like a front-loader A LYNDA DAY DIANE SCHMOLL Wards heos both af enJiri low prices SAVE OVER M0! 10-POUND 2-CYCLE TOP-LOADER JEAN STAYMAN no down (Jt1 0 payment reg.

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And if you aspire to be a top model let us know! We are always looking for a new face it could be yours! no down 4 payment reg. 249.95 5 custom cycles for perfect all-fobrle tu, You ust dial the cycle to suit the fabric Gentle, thorough multi-speed rotating agitation gives every item just the eare It needs. 3 wash, 2 rinse temperatures; water level selector. Dryers as low as 119! School of Modeling Model Agency i A I ll cr 7-7601 I'm e. Tnomas PS.

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