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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1950
Page
4
Scottsdale high and grammar schools announce new hours effective Monday April 17. Superintendent W. W. Dick says bells ring at 8 25 for all, primary lunch at 10 45 to 12, primary grades 1 2 and 3 dismissed 2 15, upper grades 3 30, kindergarten 11 00. buses run 30 minutes earlier.
Mrs Kenton Scott will be installed as president of the Scottsdale Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at a meeting tonight Thursday at 7 30 at Coronado school. She succeeds Mrs Grace Crews. Other officers to be installed include Mrs Carl Johnsrud senior vice president Mrs John Mathis junior vice president Mrs Ray Swartz secretary treasurer Mrs Edna Robinette chaplain Mrs Robert Starks conductress and Mrs George Thomas Jr guard Lorena Hart will be installing officer Mildred Jones Mesa district six president will pay her official visit to the post.
Trained nurse and child specialist aboard the Batory of the Gydnia America Line escorts scores of displaced children traveling alone to America. She gives them attention on the Atlantic crossing as crowds gather for the British Industries Fair May 8 17 with special train arrangements and a Go as You Please ticket sold in America. The United States Capitol building spans about three and a half acres.
Officials announced three Scottsdale Stakes at Ingleside Race Track in April. The $1,000 added Scottsdale Stake runs Sunday April 16, followed by the $1,000 Camelback Mountain handicap on April 23 and the $2,000 Merchants and Manufacturers handicap on April 30. Higher purses aim to attract better horses to Arizona racing.
Virgil Watkins joined Avery's Richfield service on Thomas road at Scottsdale road as a mechanic. Ivy Avery, owner, announced. Watkins previously worked ten years as a mechanic in the Salt River Water Users Association garage in Phoenix.
Scotts Yiown Research warns lime harms lawns when overused and urges soil testing to confirm acidity before intervals of about two years. In 1949 Oklahoma hunting fatalities reached 28 with 92 incidents overall and .22 caliber rifles most often involved.
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