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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1967

Page

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Western oil group opposes city service station rules

Robert Harrison of the Western Oil and Gas Association appeared from Los Angeles to oppose the city ordinance regulating service stations. He argued the 25 foot driveway curb rule is excessive and urged the curb return compromise. A committee was formed with Mayor Bud Tims to resolve differences before final vote.

Western Oil and Gas Association Los Angeles WOGA Robert Harrison Harrison Bud Tims Doris McCauley C.K. Murray Leonard Jobso

Experimental office class approved by school board

The Scottsdale school board approved phase two of an experimental vocational office education program at Yavapai Elementary School. The high school course focuses on office employment skills with correlated on the job training and includes clerical tasks.

Scottsdale Yavapai Witend College

Scottsdale and Paradise Valley Win Big at State Music Festival

Scottsdale High won three firsts and Paradise Valley took one at the Arizona High School Music Festival held at Arizona State University last weekend. The Scottsdale Girls Chorus, Scottsdale’s choir, and Scottsdale’s band each earned first place in their divisions. Paradise Valley Girl's Chorus also finished first in its division.

Scottsdale Paradise Valley

Richards Elected President of Arizona League for Public Schools

Ernest W. Richards, Scottsdale school district business manager, is elected president of the Arizona League for the Public Schools. He succeeds Dr. Thom as Navin of Tucson. Helen Harley is elected vice president and Mary O'Brien is re elected secretary treasurer. The league includes multiple Arizona education and school governance groups.

Ernest W. Richards Scottsdale Arizona League For Sehonte Richards Thomas Navin Tucson Helen Harley Arizona Congress of Parents and Peachers Mary O’brien Pinal County the League The Arizona Association of Public School Business Officials Arizona Congress For Parents and Teachers Arizona Association of Superintendents, Arizona Education Association Arizona County School Superintendents Association Greater Phoenix School Boards and Administrative Council State Department of Public Instruction, and Tucson League For the Public Schools

Man charged in auto theft linked to Madison's Chevrolet

Donald Sappington 34 of 3226 North List Place was arrested after midnight by Scottsdale police on charges of grand theft auto and receiving stolen property in connection with the theft of a new car from Madison's Chevrolet. Police say he had prior November charges for receiving stolen boats that were later dismissed. The 1987 Chevrolet station wagon was taken March 24 and found the next day stripped of engine and transmission.

Donald Sappington Scottsdale Sappington Madisons Chevrolet Sap Gppington Madisons

Demos to hear Dr John Carney at Scottsdale luncheon

Dr John Carney chairman of the Maricopa County Central Democratic Committee will address the Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club next Tuesday. All interested persons are invited to attend the meeting at Joe Hunt's Restaurant in Fashion Square at 12 10 p.m.

John Carney Maricopa County

Odrinex Fat Loss Pill Advertised with Guarantee

An over the counter weight loss tablet named Odrinex claims to remove excess fat and extend life. Priced at $3.00, the ad offers a money back guarantee with no questions asked if customers are dissatisfied.

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