29 Merchants Sign Trade Bureau Plan For Street Cleaning
Arthur Anderson, chairman of the Scottsdale Merchants Trade bureau street cleaning committee, reports 29 merchants signed to hire a street cleaner. Firms include Anderson's Market Nelson's Beauty Shop Frontier Barber Shop Arizona Photoservice O Grant Schaefer Pioneer Drug Bank of Douglas and others. committee members are Roger Saba and Joe Abbay.
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Arthur Anderson
Scottsdale Merchants Trade Bureau
Anderson’s Market
Nelson’s Beauty Shop
Frontier Barber Shop
Arizona Photoservice
Scottsdale
Saguaro Inn
Earl’s Market
Carl Tisor
Scottsdale Pharmacy
O’malley Lumber Yard
Scottsdale Cleaners
Chews Market
Scottsdale Trading Post
Ranchera Fashions
Arizona Craftsmen
Wagon Wheel Radio
Frederick’s
Chevron
Calapco
Roger Saba
Joe Abbay
Dogs Must Be Shot Saturday Afternoon
Scottsdale constable Al Frederick announces a one day vaccination and licensing drive for all dogs on Saturday April 16 at Coronado School East Main Street from 1 to 4 PM. Dr Marion Smith will vaccinate against rabies. licenses cost 1 for males 2 for females, vaccination free. dogs not registered by May 1 will be destroyed. Volunteers may assist by writing tags.
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al Frederick
Constable
Scottsdale
Coronado School
East Main Street
Frederick
Marion Smith
Federick
Buckeye Challenges Local Nine Today
SHS Beavers host Buckeye High School in a key conference clash at 4 pm on the local diamond. LeRoy Reddell will start on the mound for the Beavers with Richard Corral catching as SHS seeks a win despite strong Buckeye pitching.
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Buckeye
SHS Beavers
Buckeye High School
Hawks
Beavers
LeRoy Reddell
Herman
Richard Corral
Inaugural Scottsdale Q and A on Incorporation
Readers offer views on whether Scottsdale should incorporate. Opinions cite police and fire protection, taxes, and civic improvement while noting potential higher costs and concerns about services. Continued on Page Six.
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Sam Hershman
Local Club and School Events This Week
This week features SHS baseball Bea vers vs Buckeye at the high school diamond at 4 00 pm. American Legion meeting at Legion hall Friday Good Friday. Scottsdale Squares dance at 9 00 pm Saturday in the high school gym. Easter Sunday follows. Kiwanis and Boys Club meetings spread through Monday at various venues. Tuesday brings Garden Club and Merchants Trade Bureau meetings at local schools.
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Beavers
Buckeye
sAmmerican Legion
Legion
Scottsdale
Garden Club
Merchants Trade Bureau
Scottsdale Considers Incorporation As Town
Scottsdale moves toward incorporation as a town as natural gas distribution nears completion. Central Light & Power president Henry Sargent says gas service will reach about 375 homes and businesses, with a May completion target and a large celebration planned with Calapco officials.
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Calapco
Scottsdale
Henry Sargent
Central Light & Power Company
Sargent
Tempe
Earl Jorgensen
Paradise Valley power line plan sparks protest from residents
E V Graham reports that the Bureau of Reclamation proposes a high voltage line from Davis Dam along the McDowell mountains base. Towers of 85 feet would scar the desert and depress home sites in Paradise Valley, threatening land values and Scottsdale's growth.
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E. V. Graham
Paradise Valley
Department of Interior
Bureau of Reclamation
Davis Dam
Verde River
McDowell Mountains
Bureau
Scottsdale
Paradise Vallley
Fire District Vote Set For June 7 In Scottsdale Area
Cliff Carpenter announces that a Scottsdale area fire improvement district election will be held June 7 at the justice of the peace office. Voters must register April 15 to May 28. Qualifying criteria include real property tax payment, six months in district, and state qualification. The district includes School District No 48.
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Scottsdale
Cliff Carpenter
Chamber of Commerce
Maricopa
Directors of Scottsdale Chamber Meet Today
A special meeting of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce board is set for 1 30 this afternoon at the Walker building. Cliff Carpenter president says merchants and residents should attend to discuss plans to block a high tension power line through Paradise Valley.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Walker Building
Cliff Carpenter
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Considers Town incorporation Pros and Cons
Orme Lewis Phoenix attorney and chamber member spoke to Scottsdale residents at Scottsdale High auditorium about forming a town. He outlined a mayor and five council members with no pay, a marshal, engineer, and clerk, and salaries around 8400 dollars yearly. He projected tax revenues from sales, gasoline, and auto lien taxes between 10000 and 20000 dollars. The session opened a series of discussions on incorporation led by Cliff Carpenter.
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Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale High School
Orme Lewis
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Lewis
Phoenix Mayor Speaks at Kiwanis Meeting on Incorporation
Nicholas Udall mayor of Phoenix was guest speaker at the Kiwanis club on Monday night April 11 in Vic n Eddie's cafe. He discussed Benefits of Incorporation. Lt. Gov. W. L. Baker of Kiwanis District No. 5 attended and spoke on organizational objectives. Charles Ronan, a local attorney, attended as a guest.
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Nicholas Udall
Leity of Phoenix
Kiwanis Club
Vic ’N’ Eddie's
Udall
W. L. Baker
Kiwanis International District
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By Bob Cognag
Progress Office
Ted White
Walter J. Knodel
Bob Smith
Florence G. Scarborough
R. E. Zimmerman
Kiwani Anns
Vic ’N’ Eddie’s
Paul Beville
The
Icompany
Chamber
Kiwanis
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