Parent teacher conferences and activities in Supai Yavapai Apache area
The Supai Yavapai Apache district lists rescheduled conferences next week in all three area schools with varied early dismissals. Apache and Yavapai schedules, PTA events, music festival set for Tuesday, and after school social planned. Supai track and field results, student council activities, Cub Pack 374, Boy Scouts awards, talent show winners, and staff inservice noted.
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Yavapai
PTA
Phil Fernandez
Elizabeth Jelsmia
Apache School
Tommy Guy
Tandy Jenkins
Gregg Calhoun
Missie Bainridge
Tomi Jennings
Danny Walsh
Barbara Childs
Ray Norton
Sherri Blomburgh
Mike Crocker
Diane Adams
Carl Holgerson
Barbara Hixenbaugh
Donald Devignon
Kim Crawley
John Horrigan
Supai
Firestone
Continental
Bill Nuneviller
Webelos
Bobby Johnson
Alen Moser
Arrow of Light
Boy Scouts
Coronado High School
Astrological Forecast for Tuesday April 27 1971
General tendencies note a busy mind for original ideas and easier life through progress. Aries seeks allied input for mutual projects while Taurus should focus on finances and bills. Gemini aims for decisive outreach and strong social contacts in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
P.m
Moon
Leo
Plani
Virgo
Priests Oppose Arizona Harvest Strike Bill HB207
Eleven Roman Catholic priests in the Phoenix area urged defeat of House Bill 207 which would bar farm workers from striking during harvest. They told parishioners to learn about the measure and contact legislators. The rector called HB207 unjust and the bishop warned it is objectionable to farm workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Henry Wasielewski
St. Catherine's Church
Wasielewski
Phoenix-area
Scottsdale plans district electricity purchase for Park Scottsdale lighting
The City of Scottsdale proposes to form Improvement District SL-7104.1 to buy electricity for street and public park lighting in Park Scottsdale No. 16. The electricity cost will follow Salt River Project rates and the district will not bear installation costs. The measure declares emergency and represents an official intent to improve public lighting.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
Salt River Project
Park Scottsdale No. 16
City of
Scottsdale Street Light District Establishment Notice 1971
The district cost is chargeable to the City of Scottsdale for Park Scottsdale No 14, a subdivision. The district taxes are collected as county taxes based on assessed values. An emergency declaration exists for public peace, health and safety, effective from final passage and approval dated April 20, 1971, published April 26, 1971.
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Park Scottsdale No
County Recorder
Maricopa County
Arizona
City of
Scottsdale
D.D
68Th Street
Roosevelt Street
Diamond Street
70Th Street
City of Scottsdale
B. L. Tims
Scottsdale Electricity Intention To Purchase Lighting Facilities
Intention No. 883 SL 6828 L declares the plan to buy electricity including charges for lighting public streets and parks within a defined area of Scottsdale Arizona. The measure covers lighting facilities for streets bounded by 68th and 70th streets and the adjacent alleys. It cites ARS 89-713 and 89-714 and proceeds toward the public measure process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
Diamond Street
68Th Street
Scottsdale resolves district electricity purchase for street lighting
The Scottsdale City Council adopts a resolution to order electricity purchases for lighting within a defined area SL 6828 L. It declares the project of more than local benefit and outlines cost responsibility, liability limits, and emergency declaration under Arizona law.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
City of
Diamond Street
70Th Street
68Th Street
Scotts.dale
Boundary Description of Scottsdale District Passes Amid Emergency Action
The city council adopts an emergency ordinance approving a district boundary description in Scottsdale Arizona. The document details property assessments and tax collection, referencing state tax code and exhibit limits, with publication dates in April 1971. Mayor B L Tims signs the ordinance, amid urgency for health and safety.
Free enterprise praised by druggists leader in Phoenix
Willard B. Simmons executive secretary of the National Association of Retail Druggists urged Phoenix audience to oppose unnecessary government intervention in business. He argued critics seek regulation over market integrity and called for a public drive to explain the benefits of the free enterprise system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Willard B. Simmons
National Association of Retail Druggists
Mar of Dimes 24 mile hike nets $25000 in Arizona
A 24 mile march to the state Fairgrounds in Phoenix raised more than 25000 for the March of Dimes. About 85 percent of 1600 walkers finished the route with pledges often tied per mile. Miss Arizona Celia Sklan collected a $1000 pledge for six miles.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Fairgrounds
Jesse Carreon
Manuel Serna
Arizona
Celia Sklan
Scottsdale
Johnnie Johnson
Colorado Springs
Colo
March of Dimes
Harry Kirby
Maricopa County
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Darleen Bittinger
Peggy
Eishen
Yavapai Pta
Eldorado Park
Hohokam
Jill South
Shelli South
Berry Bieler
Greg Lavario
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation
Don Miranda
Troy
Charles Lewis
The
Young Audiences of
Scottsdale Girls Club Extension Guild
Thomas Mall
Thomas Mall Merchants Association
Adrienne Krueger
Girls Club
Peggy Eischen
Jan Stafford
Ways and Means
Evelyn Hallman
Joan Mattino
Gay Lynn Maines
Bert Grieco
Beethoven
Rhona Lee
Apache
Tschaikovsky
Rhonda Lee
Aquarius
Fern Anderson
Scottsdale Improvement
Oftrees
Alien
Free Enterprise
Impreé
Marrvacog Cuarant
Vigoro Lawn & Garden Fertilizer
Vigoro Malathion Spray
Steeaggs
eMac
ELC
74Th & McDowell
Mon
Sun
Bankamericard
Skaggs
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