Rosedale

Dolores Rosedale, 95, a model known as Roxanne whose burst of fame in the 1950s as the hostess of the wacky game show “Beat the Clock” led to the creation of a doll in her image and to appearances on magazine covers, died May 2 in Spring Park, Minn.

Dolores Rosedale, a model known as Roxanne whose burst of fame in the early 1950s as the hostess of the wacky game show “Beat the Clock” led to the creation of a doll in her image and to appearances on the covers of magazines like Life and TV Guide, died on May 2 in Spring Park, Minn., near Minneapolis.

"This work is underpinned by multiple years of animal heat stress trials conducted at SARDI's Turretfield Research Centre in Rosedale and our Roseworthy campus."

Eventually, identified bodies were slowly moved to the new Evergreen and Rosedale cemeteries.

Evergreen and Rosedale were always remarkably ecumenical, permitting burials of people of color and non-European ethnicities — but in separate sections.