Salt River Project Elects Corbell as President in Biennial Vote
Victor I Corbell was re elected president of the Salt River Project at the biennial election in Phoenix along with Bert M Pringle as vice president. Officers will serve a two year term. New and returning board members include W L Schrader and J Wade Allood among others, with Schrader named to fill the vacancy in Division 7.
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Kachina School News Highlights Local Activities
Miss Jolley and Miss Tolliver observed teaching methods at Kachina School to share ideas on classroom improvement. Students collect outgrown clothes for Scottsdale School district families as PTA drives Easter season charity. A one act Raster Bonnet play, a Projection Club social, and a guest talk by poet Marilyn Francis enriched school life. Cub Scout Pack 298 held its March meeting. new playground additions include a slide and tether ball courts. Easter Seal Cards distributed to raise funds for crippled children. Scottsdale patrol members attended a Baltimore Giants game. Visiting nurse Elen Cooke observed school, while cross district track events and a field meet occurred. New enrollments include Ronald Boat from Indiana and Jacquiline Holrt from Pittsburgh. Softball began with fourth and fifth graders. West Scottsdale beat them in the opener.
Pvt Vernon Turley Finishes MP Course
Army Pvt Vernon L Turley of Scottsdale Arizona completed the Military Police Training Center course at Camp Gordon Georgia after entering service in 1935. He previously trained at Port Ord California and graduated Scottsdale High School in 1951. Mr and Mrs Dennis Ellsworth and family relocated to the Scottsdale district.
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Scottsdale High yearbook grows in pages and size
Scottsdale High School announces its Camelback yearbook now contains 208 pages with larger dimensions. Funds from ads and basketball games will bolster scholarships totaling about 1600 dollars. The yearbook features a masked theme and hidden Miss Coneback, with production overseen by Mike Wagner Nancy Riley and Nancy Walt.
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Scottsdale Elementary shines at district track meet and music week
Scottsdale Elementary led Scottsdale District Track meet with top scores as Winfield Grammar and West Scottsdale followed. Several from Grammar School girls and boys posted dash times and jumps toward the April 5 state meet. The Beaver Band conducted by Eugene L. Hanson performed for students and faculty, opening with a march and featuring student conductors Steve Hanson and George Shipley.
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Oregon Arizona Club Plans Friday Night Meeting
The Oregon-Arizola club will meet Friday at 6 30 in the Osborn School Cafeteria. A pot luck dinner and entertainment are planned with each family bringing their own table service. For details call Crystal Quandt president at AP 8-2436.
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G L Scout News Scottsdale Troops Report Busy Revel Day
Brownie Revel Day set for Saturday at the Community Center 2 to 4 p.m. with committee members Pat Warner chair Dorothy Logan Jean Paul and Carmelita Bann. Troop 340 hosted a cookout Thursday night. Troop 443 makes stuffed animals for needy at Christmas with Kachina Toy Shop handling distribution. Troop 173 toured the Coca Cola plant Tuesday afternoon. Troop 555 visited the Capital Building met the governor and sat in on the House. They also cooked out at the Verde River. Troop 197 hosted Visiting Nurse guest to explain nursing work. girls make baby jackets and receiving blankets for needy babies. Two eighth grade troops will send two girls to the Tucson senior conference April 13-15. Troop 234 cooked on Mummy Mountain with foil dinners. gingerbread dessert praised. Troop 186 working on Mother's Day presents.
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County Road Tour Set by Farm Bureau Apr 9 10
The Maricopa County Farm Bureau will conduct a two day countywide road tour on April 9 and 10 to review farm to market road conditions. County Supervisors James Hart James ONeill and James Lindsay and County Engineer Fred Glendening will hear recommendations prioritized by urgency and farmer needs. Members from 13 local bureaus Buckeye Cartwright Chandler Gilbert Kyrene Litchfield Mesa Peoria Glendale Queen Creek Roosevelt Scottsdale Tolleson and Washington participate.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Meet Monday Night
Scottsdale Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae plan a meeting Monday April 9 at 8:00 pm at Mrs Ruth Melin s home.
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Kay Choyce Returns From British Trip
Mrs. Kay Choyce of the Choyce Travel agency returned home after a two week visit in England as a guest of the British Government. Fourteen other U.S. travel agents received similar invitations to promote Anglo American friendship. The trip featured a birthday honor on March 24 with greetings from the Lord Provost and his mother in Liverpool and a Grand National Steeple Chase outing followed by a cocktail party and banquet.
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