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Heard Museum - Heard North Gala
What: Cocktails, Dinner, Dancing, Silent and Live Auction - celebrating Scottsdale in the 1950's and 1960's based on the current Heard Museum North exhibition, Mid-Century Modern: Native American Art in Scottsdale.
Where: The Boulder's Tohono Center
When: April 21, 2006
Time: 6:30 PM
Ticket Prices: $250 per person
Beneficiary: Heard Museum North
Welcome: Jeff Kahn, President, Heard Museum Board of Trustees and Frank Goodyear, Director Heard Museum
Music: Chuck E. Baby and the Allstars
Auctioneer: Howard Berlin
Menu: "Lulu Belle" Roasted Corn Chowder, "Rusty Spur" Wedge Salad with Crispy Pancetta, Red Onions, Diced Tomatoes and Thousand Island Dressing; "Pink Pony" Grilled Filet of Beef with Bernaise Sauce Twice Baked Potato and Green Beans; "Sugar Bowl" Ice Cream Sundae
Attendance: 200
Attire: Dress in your bolos, beads and boots
Special Thanks: Heard Museum North Benefactors Rosie & Rusty Lyon; Heard Museum North Founders Rose-Marie & Jack Anderson, Betty Jayne & Ken Dahlberg, Bella & Bob Duffy, Pat & Jim Feeny, Winnie & Bill Freeman, Ann & Joe Heil, Jr., Elaine & Dalton Knauss, Louise & Lou Menk, Mary & Paul Schilling, Peg & Bernie Ziegler
Information: Susan Mack 602-251-0203
Planning Committee: Diana Douglass (Chairperson), Shirley Avery, De Bachmann, Jinny Barnes, Joy & Howard Berlin, Sid Clark, Susan Cline, Carol Cohen, Vanne & Bob Cowie, AJ Dickey, Anita Gilford, Betsy Goodyear, Ann Lynn, Maurine Kahn, Shirley & George Karas, Tricia Loscher, Susan Mack, Mary Helen Mason, Franice McCrea, Katie McCullough, Sharon Powell, Fran Rosenthal, Judith Rothschild, Linda Smith, Patsy Stewart, Pat Tatlow, Helen Whipple
Blacktie Photos by: Michelle Buxbaum
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Louise Menk, Frank Goodyear (Director, Heard Museum)
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Heard Museum North Gala Brings Back the 50s and 60s
By Myra Richman
The Heard Museum North celebrated its gala at the Tohono Center in Carefree on April 22nd. Guests were asked to travel back in time...to relive Scottsdale of the 1950s and 1960s. It was interesting to see some of the colorful outfits and jewelry, reminiscent of 'the good 'ole days."
The evening began with a cocktail reception and silent auction in Craftman's Court Marketplace with a glorious view of the sun setting in the West, reminding all the guests of why they live in Arizona. Auction items were valued up to $3,200 for original art, clothing, jewelry and trips.
Jeff Kahn, President, Heard Museum Board of Trustees, and Frank Goodyear, Director Heard Museum gave a warm welcome to everyone for a celebration of the Heard Museum North Roy Lyon Center.
Dinner followed and then auctioneer Howard Berlin attracted a lot of attention for bidding on a bronze sculpture by Philip Haozous and an alabaster sculpture by Doug Hyde. Dancing followed to the music of Chuck E. Baby and the Allstars.
A great evening was had by all who had a chance to relive their memories of the 50s and 60s.
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