First National Bank Holds Lead in Scottsdale Businesswomen League
With one week left in the season, First National Bank remains in first place in the Scottsdale Businesswomen's Bowling League. Santa Bartell of Patio Tea Room rolled the high game and series with 188 and 500. Standings show First National Bank 43 13, MeeQ's 39 17, Patio Tea Room 30 26, Porter's 27 29, Basket House 42, and Statewide Realty 13 43.
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First National Bank
Scottsdale Businesswomen
Santa Bartell
Patio Tea Room
MeeQ's
Porter's
Basket House
Statewide Realty
Brownmoos School Horse Show Set For Saturday
The Twenty Third Annual Brownmoos School Horse Show will be held Saturday April 13 at the school arena. Students from the school will enter fourteen classes in both English and Western riding. Ages range from first grade through most of the school. Instructor Bil Wasbill will oversee. Public is invited with no admission charge. Show begins at 10 AM and continues into the afternoon.
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Brownmoos School
Scheol
Bintwoome
Bil Wasbill
Hayden Road Extension South Top Priority for Farm Bureau Roads
Scottsdale Farm Bureau road committees and County officials examined roads in the area this week to determine improvement needs. Top priority identified as Hayden Road from Mce Dowell to Transmission Road and Open Hayden Road from Indian School to Indian Bend Road. Participants included Walter Donn Warren Austin Chester Chatham and Kiwanis chair Frye. Roads across Scottsdale Mesa Gilbert and other areas were also toured with daily votes on necessity.
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Hayden Road
Farm Bureau-Roads Group
Scottsdale Farm Bureau
MceDowell
Transmission Road
Indian School
Indian Bend Road
Country Farm Bureau
Board of Supervisors
Scottsdale
Women Frye
Agricultural and Conservation
The
Kiwanis Club
Walter Donn
Farm Bureau Road
Warren Aus
Petsoratt
Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Ited Street
Phoenix
Buckeye
Walter. Heiden
Cartwright
Ray Morgan
Chandler
Gail Johnson
Gilbert
Marvin Morrison
Kyrené
A. A. Evafis
Litchfeld
John Selters
Mesa
R. Cc. Wood
Peoria - Glensdale
Henry Schroeder
Queen Creek
J. H. Soassaman
Roosevelt
Joe Weller
W. C
Chet” Chatham
Folleson
E. W. Underwood
Wash« Ington
L. L. Haulot
Protect House Plants From Cold Temperatures
When temperatures near zero, place cardboard and newspapers between plants and windows or move plants away from sills. Severe chilling harms many plants. if damaged, keep in a cool place and trim drooping leaves. Water with tepid or room temperature, or withhold on very cold days.
Farm Bureau Roads Committee Schedules Annual Tour
The Maricopa County Farm Bureau roads committee will tour April 8 and 9 with public officials, county supervisors, and the county highway engineer to inspect rural access roads. About 30 volunteers on a chartered bus will assess needs from 183 local committees, prioritizing urgent, important, and long range projects for county consideration.
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Maricopa County
Run Bureau Roads
Farm ‘Bureau
Farm Bureau
County Board of Supervisors
Cecil Overstreet
Chamber of Commerce
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Roads Committee
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