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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1949

Page

8

Beavers Face Carver in Phoenix Friday Tilt

Scottsdale High School Beavers seek improvement at 4 pm Friday at East Lake Park in Phoenix against Carver Monarchs. Both teams sit at 2 losses in conference play with little chance in the standings after Buckeye and Ajo defeats. Coach Herman Schwickart likely starts Steve Farrier or LeRoy Reddel. Carver undefeated in recent showings, beating Buckeye 9 to 1 and Phoenix Tech margins. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Otto Schabisch and Patricia of Tucson and Travers City origins.

Scottsdale Buckeye High Ajo Beavers Herman Schwickart Steve Farrier LeRoy Reddel Otto Schabisch Patricia Tucson Travers City Mich Grant Schafer

Annual Easter Hunt Thrills Scottsdale Children

A Scottsdale Easter egg hunt was held April 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sonny Thomas. It marked the third consecutive year with guests including Stanley Crews Kathleen Scott Pattie Scott Sherrill Swartz Jacqueline Bauer Billy Pennington Donald Dick and Billy Thomas. Also present were several hosting wives and mothers. The event ended with a pot luck supper as fathers and husbands joined later.

Scottsdale George Sonny) Thomas Stanley Crews Kathleen Pattie Scott Sherrill Swartz Jacquiline Bauer Billy Pennington Donald Dick Billy Thomas Jack Crews Kenton Scott Ray Swartz Jack Bauer Ralph Pennington Thomas

Hubert Fants Host Chinese Dinner at Home

Mr and Mrs Hubert Fant hosted a Chinese dinner at their home on South Scottsdale road Saturday night April 16 Attending were Mr and Mrs Bert Owens and a son Mr and Mrs Women Frye and children Mr and Mrs Seldon Wides and daughter and Dale Fant

Hubert Fant South Scottsdale Road Bert Owens Women Frye Seldon Wides Dale 'Fant

Selective Service Advises Travelers for Abroad Plans

Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Tuthill, director of Selective Service in Arizona, warns that travelers abroad must keep their local boards informed. He explains departure does not relieve obligations and urges reporting date of departure, itinerary, and expected return by mail, with return within five days to give old or new address.

Alexander M. Tuthill Selective Service Arizona Tuthill

All-State Music Camp Is Planned

Outstanding high school musicians from Arizona communities will attend the fourth annual All-State Music camp and clinic June 12 through July 3 at Arizona State College. For the first time a Dixie Gammage Memorial scholarship offering a full camp scholarship is available. Miles Dresskell announced the Gene Redewill award of a $60 scholarship to the 1950 camp for the most outstanding performer and contributor to the 1949 camp. The college band building will host the camp. Also noted: Mrs. Edythe Jones left for Long Beach, California. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jacksville and children hosted by the Robinsons in Laguna, California.

Arizona Arizona State College Dixie Gammage Gene Redewill Miles Dresskell

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