Scottsdale Street Renumbering Sparks Postal District Split
Scottsdale will separate its postal district from Phoenix with independent numbering east of 56th Street from Van Buren to Thunderbird. The plan, approved by the Town Council, reassigns territories with US Postal Service and Maricopa County Planning Commission cooperation. Street name changes will align with Scottsdale nomenclature and will rollout gradually.
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van Buren
Thunderbird Road
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Town Council Cancels Annexation Action in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Town Council canceled the Monte Vista annexation after determining the 470 feet of Mountain States Telephone cable in the proposed area exceeds the total assessed valuation. The decision followed a recent Superior Court ruling that the initial annexation lacked majority value. Future annexation actions remain uncertain.
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Superior Court
Laurens Henderson
Best BoSex and Witstanding Veteran Awards Presented
Scottsdale Red Sox Boosters club honored Tom Herland pitcher and Frank Massone third base with Best BoSex the oft he year and outstanding veteran awards in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony at the Scottsdale Stadium. Herland, a left handed batter, has five years with the club and is graduating into the majors. he hails from Minneapolis. Awards were presented by Bill Worley and Don Orton.
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Red Sox
Scottsdale Sta
Frank Massone
Brerland
Mickeapolis
Aewarths
Bill Worley
Don Orton
Scottsdale junior earns journalism camp sponsorship
Georgia Fox of Scottsdale High, writer for the Scottsdale Progress, has been sponsored by Scottsdale Publishing Inc for the second annual journalism camp at Flagstaff this August. The camp is backed by the Arizona Inter scholastic Press Association and Flagstaff College, with Fox aiming to study journalism in college and pursue newspapers.
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Georgia Fox
Stottsdale
Scottsdale Progress
Scottsdale Publishing, Inc
Flagstaff
Arizona Interscholastic Press Association
College At
George H. Fox
North Tist Street
Scottsdale
Petitions Filed For Two Scottsdale Improvement Districts
Petitions circulate in two Scottsdale areas to form improvement districts. The first district along Western Park Drive would fund street work, drainage, sewers, and annexation of land from Valley Ho to extend improvements to Indian School. Estimated total project cost 123814.54. The second district between Indian School and Camelback from Scottsdale to Miller focuses on paving curb irrigation tiling and storm drains with a total cost of 274519.05.
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Scottsdale Road
Arizona Canal
Valley Ho
Western Park Drive
Western Park
Paradise Paseo
North Marshall
North Orange Avenue
West Third
Fifth Avenues
Miller Road
Indian School
Camelback
Bird Cage to Open At Camelback and Scottsdale Road
A luxury Spanish style restaurant and cocktail lounge named the Bird Cage will open by June 15 at Camelback and Scottsdale roads. Bill Bird owner of the Red Dog Saloon will operate it. ground breaking for a substantial building addition will occur within two weeks.
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Camelback
Scottsdale
Bill Bird
Red Dog
Scottsdale Reed
Book Sale Boosts Scottsdale Library Funds After Successful Weekend
Scottsdale Public Library sold over 2 500 books at its second annual sale raising more than 750 dollars for the library fund. Saturday brought 580 dollars and volunteers aided by Junior Women’s Club and Sipe Peterson American Legion Post moved books to the sale site at the Valley National Bank studio. Proceeds support more books shelf space and a cooling for summer activities. Membership in Friends of the Library is offered for one dollar.
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Junior Women's Club of
Scottsdale
Sipe-Peterson American Legion Post
Key Club
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Lbrary
Friends of the Library
Friends
Red Sox Manager’s Wife Hosts Safari Fashion Luncheon
Mrs. Billy Jergens wife of the Red Sox manager entertained wives of players at a Monday fashion show and luncheon held at the Safari.
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Billy Jergens
Red Sox
Arcadia Residents Urged to Annex Into Scottsdale
A notice from Scottsdale Town Council invites residents and property owners south of the Camelback Canal east of Tatum Boulevard to join Scottsdale. It frames annexation as protection of shared interests, flood control, and maintaining western character, offering representation without extra taxes.
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Arcadia
Scottsdale
Camelback
Tatum Boulevard
Arizona Canal
Phoenix
Town studies youth program in Supai and Loloma centers
Scottsdale considers a summer recreation program with a bail diamond lighting project at Supai. Councilmen John Marron and Bill Schrader will form a committee with citizens to assess a planning offer from Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Commission. Upfront cost $3,000 with annual operating expenses of $4,275.
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Supai
Loloma
John Marron
Bill Schrader
Maricopa County
Marron and Schrader
Scottsdale approves Miller Road improvement costs
Final assessments for the Miller Road improvement district total 19,059.30 dollars as the Scottsdale Town Council approves the project. A public hearing on the assessment rolls is set for Tuesday May 3 in Town Hall. The work widened and paved Miller Road south of Second Street to Osborn.
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Miller Road
Scottsdale
Town Hall
Second Street
Osborn
Larkin Heads Spring Round-Up At Paradise Inn
Ed Larkin manager of the Scottsdale First National Bank was named chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Spring Round-Up to be held Friday April 29 at Paradise Inn. William DeMille owner of Dos Cabezas was elected director replacing Mary Jane Haskins who resigned March 15. Roland D Feltman named chamber secretary.
Saba's to Build New Department Store at Brown and First
Saba's Inc announces a new department store at the southeast corner of First Avenue and Brown Street near Pima Plaza. The project by Colson and Stevens Construction features 7,000 feet of display space, 50 foot frontage on Brown and 124 feet along First, with pioneer decor matching Scottsdale plans.
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First Avenue
Brown Street
Saba's Department
Pima Plaza
Main and
Brown
All Western Wear
Saba’s Inc
David Saba Sr
Chandler
Roger
Norman
David Jr
Richard
Scottsdale
Hit Run Could Have Been Tragic Near Indian School Road
A hot rod driver struck a guy wire near Milleron Indian School, twisted a pole, causing high voltage to short out. A dangling wire narrowly threatened about 30 pedestrians. the driver fled. The outage affected the Scottsdale substation for nine minutes.
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Milleron Indian School
Indian School Road
Chet Smith
Arizona Public Service
Smith
Scottsdale
Colorgravure Debuts With Suburbia Today in Scottsdale Progress
Scottsdale Progress notes a dollar lag in March building permits yet shows 19 new homes plus pools and patios. Staggs homes and four-plexes boosted last year. Suburbia Today debuts as a new regular feature with a Barry Goldwater item and various suburban culture pieces.
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Scottsdale
Staggs
Papago Park
Moose Set Social for Scottsdale Lodge Charter Members
Loyal Order of Moose No. 965 members plan a social in Scottsdale on Thursday April 14 at 7 30 p.m. in the Western Savings building community room. Members are urged to bring a prospective member and refreshments will be served.
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Scottsdale
Loyal Order of
Western Savings Building
Scottsdale 4-H Youths Shine at County Fair
About 50 Scottsdale 4-H club members from ten groups will compete at the Maricopa County 4-H Fair at the Arizona State Fairgrounds. Notable participants include Roger Hurliman who excels in dairy beef swine poultry and leadership and Del Donald Jiminez active in rabbits outdoor cookery dairy and home beautification. The fair features a livestock auction Friday evening.
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Roger Hurliman
del Donald Jimenes
State Fairgrounds
Teometter
Arizona State Fairgrounds
del Donald Jiminez
Roger
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