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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1960
Page
2
The commission seeks wage to enforce plant beautification, especially industrial plants and certain commercial establishments. Structural setbacks, tree planting and control of street design aim to harmony with surroundings and create a more beautiful community. Planting along streets to divide business and residential zones is favored.
Phoenix, the 660 cereus shows, has grown into the second largest city in the Rocky Monté states and fifth largest in the far weet.
Arizona businessman R K Warren announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination in Maricopa County District 2. He supports extending the county manager form with reforms to cut taxes, tighter oversight of planning, and neighborhood based warrant grants. Warren, a Navy veteran and former Kiwanis leader, notes family ties and local service roles while living at 4991 East Lewis Avenue in Phoenix.
The Hi Paso Gas company plans a new aero fuel station at Continental and Scottedale roads in Scottsdale. Bids are open bids and construction to start within two weeks. The design uses adobe brick with western board and batten trim and shake roof to evoke a western atmosphere with plants and garden decorations.
Mr and Mrs Carl Seidner of 5711 East Edgemont returned from Alliance Ohio where they visited friends and relatives and attended their niece wedding.
The Arizona State Fair in Phoenix runs November 4 to 18 with the theme Have Fun at the air. Charles H. Garland states exhibitors and fair officials will add showmanship and expand exhibit areas. Infield parking for 4200 cars boosts accessibility and comfort for attendees.
The new facility, 164.4 by 60 feet with depths from three to four and a half feet, features seven Olympic lanes, a circular diving pool, and a wading area. Admission is 40 cents for adults, with 26 and 16 cents for students and children. Guards will be on duty, children must be accompanied, and hours run 12 to 6 daily.
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