Valley Resorts Seek Road Right Of Way Condemnation
In Maricopa County this week Valley Resorts moved to condemn right of way along Camelback road from Scottsdale Road to Camelhead Road to extend the four lane highway. The action cites Jokake Paradise Properties Inc Arcadian Improvement District and Camelback areas in the plan for a 130 foot arterial.
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Maricopa County
Camelback Road
Scottsdale Road
Camelhead Road
Scottsdale
JoKkake and
Paradise Inns
Jokake Paradise Properties Inc
Arcadian Improvement District
Camelback
Scottsdale Spring Round-up to Feature Radio Star Emcee
Red McIlvaine, well known from KUPD and Horace Heidt shows, will emcee the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Spring Round-up at Paradise Inn. The gala includes Mariachis during cocktails and dinner, pre-dance entertainment by McIlvaine, door prize drawing, and music by Sam Crow’s band. He recently performed in Denver and Bermuda and served in WWII.
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Red Mclvaind
KUPD
Horace Heidt
Scottsdale
McIlvaine
Sam Crow
Men of Music
Denver
Bermuda
U. S. Air Force Entertainment Unit
West Solano Drive
Phoenix
Jaycee Awards Honor Scottsdale Club Members at Banquet
Wayne Marietta of Scottsdale wins the Top Hand award at the Jaycee and Lazy J banquet held at the Royal Palms Inn. Other honors include Tenderfoot to Paul Crouch, Lay J to Louise Matlock, Gold and Silver Key awards to several members, life memberships to Schrader Matlock and Kennedy, and notes of appreciation to local organizations. Officers for Jaycees and Lazy J's are installed by state VP Ken Lake with outgoing leaders listed.
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Scotisdale Junior Chamber of Commerce
Royal Palmis Irin
Charles Andersel
Paul Civiich
Lazy J
Lédisé Matlock
Wayne Marictta
Don Chambéis
Paul Crouch
Jaycee
Louise Matlock
Charles Anderson
Wayne Marietta
Dan McKinney
Pat O’brien
Roy Ciappini
Don Chambers
Bill Bratt
Les Matlock
Bill Schrader
Virginia Albafry
Ruth Anderson
Dottie Kounty
Maxine Ciappini
Sandy Hamilton
Emma Dillon
Mickey Marietta
Scottsdale May 24 election set for two council seats
The Scottsdale Town Council set May 24 as the general election date to fill two council seats. Eligible voters are those on the 2078 voter roster certified by the county registrar, with non roster residents allowed to register by 5 p.m. May 13 at town hall. Candidates listed include John Pickrell Austin Smith Ted Shumway and Francis O Keefe with primary results noted.
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Scottsdale
Town Hall
John Pickrell
Austin Smith
Ted Shumway
Francis O'Keefe
Pickrell
Smith
Country Council
The
Scottsdale Progress
Youth Arrested For Hotel Burglaries
A 16-year-old Scottsdale youth admitted six burglaries at the Ramada Inn in recent weeks as deputies baited and trapped him in a dark hotel room. He was apprehended in an alley by officers after fleeing the scene and is being questioned about additional burglaries in the Second Street area.
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Scottsdale
Ramada Inn
Ken Pepper
J. D. Williams
Pepper
Hérgsé
Ken Sekholm
Second Street
Moose To Install At Scottsdale Lodge Sunday
Civic and fraternal leaders attend the Scottsdale Moose lodge installation at the Boys Club Community Center on Sunday May 1 at 1 p.m. Col. John G. Eager and Robert P. Williams will install officers. Marlin Bixler will become local governor. A potluck dinner follows. prospective members are invited.
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Moose
John G. Eager
Robert P. Williams
Marlin
Cubs To Hold Family Picnic In Sunny Slope
Cubs Pack 344 schedules a family picnic tomorrow evening from 6 to 9 in North Mountain park Sunny Slope. Ice cream provided, each family to bring lunch, with an awards presentation for scouts advancing and a Fast Draw demonstration.
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Cubs
North Mountain Park
Scottsdale Graduation Dates Set for District Wide Ceremonies
The Scottsdale district will graduate 1328 students across elementary and high schools on May 24 26 and 28. High school seniors include 400 at Scottsdale High and 110 in Arcadia’s first class. Elementary graduations total 818 students. Commencements occur at Scottsdale Community Center Boston Red Sox stadium and Arcadia school auditorium with baccalaureate services May 22 and senior honors assemblies May 20. Proms held May 20 21.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High
Arcadia
Boston Red Sox
Scottsdale Community Center
Scottsdale Chamber Studies Action Plans and Survey News
Chamber directors heard committee chairmen reports at a Tuesday meeting in Ramada Inn. US Chamber rep H J Dollinger urged local participation in action recommendations and opposing the Forand bill and wage hike. Scottsdale planning program will issue its first report by June 1 with land use, streets, and parking maps.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Ramada Inn
H. J. Dollinger
United States Chamber of Commerce
Charles Deucy
Forand
U.S
Scottsdale
Maricopa County Planning Commission
Western Business Consultants
Local Youth Wins Merit Scholarship
William G. Smith a Scottsdale high school senior born in Chicago and now living at 4019 East Indianola has been named a national merit scholar. The 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs William G Smith is one of 100 scholars honored nationwide. The four year renewable scholarship funds mathematics studies as he applies to California Institute of Technology for admission next fall. He serves as vice president of the National Honor Society and president of Mu Alpha Theta and the astronomy club. He belongs to JETS and enjoys chess swimming and tennis with plans to work in applied mathematics after college.
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William G. Smith
East
Indianola
Smith
California
Ilitarte of Technology
Scottsdale
Mu Alpha Theta
JETS
Chicago
Mountain States Telephone Reveals Q1 1960 Service Growth
The Mountain States Telephone company reports 1 728 telephone services in the Scottsdale area for the first quarter of 1960, up from 1 290 in the same period last year, showing accelerating growth.
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Mountain States Telephone Company
Scottsdale
Polio Clinic Slated At Saloma School May Day Event
A polio inoculation clinic will open Sunday May 1 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Saloma School. A $1 fee per inoculation applies. Those under 18 must be with a parent or have written consent. The public clinic will be run by physicians and nurses with help from the Loloma PTA.
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Saloma School
Loloma Pta
Schools To Share In CD Alert May 3
On May 3 at 9 30 a m sirens will signal the start of the school exercise in line with National Operation Alert 1960 Conelrad will be instituted nationwide from 11 00 to 11 30 a m to test system efficiency The local phase will follow at 1 00 p m and run to 5 00 p m with all department heads of local government taking part.
Shareholders Meet April 28 to Consider A S L Reorganization
Arizona Savings and Loan shareholders converge Saturday April 28 at the Encanto Park bandshell Phoenix called by the Committee of Fifteen chaired by William M. Boyd. They will review a reorganization proposal from David Saunders Arizona Superintendent of Banks with Scottsdale member Mrs Diana Bernic on the committee formed last winter to protect small shareholders during receivership proceedings.
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Arizona Savings and Loan
Encanto Park
Phoenix
William M. Boyd
Tis Group
David Saunders
Arizona
Scottsdale
Diana Berncic
Court Ponders Bridge Suit Damages Delay
The Arizona Superior Court paused ruling on damages from delays to the Mac Donald drive bridge after injunctions halted work twice. Maricopa County Supervisors seek 15000 dollars. Construction paused until the Arizona canal filled. final costs not yet known.
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Arizona Superior Court
MacDonald Drive
Maricopa County
Arizona Canal
State Supreme Court
New Kindergarten Registration Rules Adopted in Scottsdale
Scottsdale school district announces changes to kindergarten registration rules. Children who will be six by December 31 may enroll to start first grade. previous cutoff was five by November 1. Eligible youngsters may register May 4 to May 13 at the nearest grade school. First grade registration will occur next fall. About 1,107 children are enrolled in Scottsdale kindergartens this year. Officials expect numbers to rise with the age rule change aimed at uniform statewide requirements.
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Scottsdale
Renee Sass Indide
Te Lan Aeate
Scottsdale Opens Sewer Extension With Federal Grant
The town of Scottsdale received a $34,410 federal grant from the U S Public Health Service under the anti pollution act to aid a sewer extension on McDowell Avenue. Bid opening is May 10 for a project estimated at $114,712, with completion expected by June 1 and service for about 600 homes initially, rising to around 2,400 as the system expands.
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Congress
McDowell Avenue
Army Grants Contract To Motorola Plant
Motorola Inc of Scottsdale received a $106,509 contract for minaturization and repackaging of transponders. The U S Army Ordnance office in Los Angeles announced the award this week.
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Army
Motorola
Motorola Inc
Scottsdale
Los Angeles
Rental Development Planned at 70th Street and Palm Lane
Scottsdale Meadows Development Inc announces a three quarter million dollar apartment project at 70th Street and Palm Lane. The 24 unit fourplex complex will be built on a six and a half acre site by Hérsey Construction with ground broken immediately. First two fourplexes ready by June 1. Each unit contains four two bedroom apartments around a private court with off street carport facilities.
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Scottsdale Meadows Development, Inc
70Th Street
Palm Lane
Commercial National Realty of Phoenix
Hérsey Construction Company
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