23 Aug 1957
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1957
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Harry L Miller express gratitude to 42 local merchants and the Scottsdale Progress for a delightful weekend vacation at the Safari Hotel on August 9 10 and 11 with dinners at Lulu Belle Los Olivos and Enrico's.
A full house greeted Scottsdale Toastmasters with President Bob Poer beaming and shaking hands. Members praise the session as Bob Yount receives a Certificate of Merit, while speakers Hob Poe No 11 Harry Bender Walter Goeggel and Shelby Austin No 11 discuss retirement life group insurance investment and no regrets.
The legal column explains Arizona law in plain terms as applied to facts, offering guidance on common questions for residents and readers. It emphasizes accuracy and reliance on authoritative statutes and court rulings while clarifying potential legal pitfalls.
A power of attorney lets an agent act for a principal in personal and financial matters. There are general powers covering broad acts and special powers for specific tasks, and the right choice depends on trust, purpose, and clear instructions.
Scottsdale florist Posie Post introduces Foto Flowers offering picture proof of orders for delivery to another person. The service includes full color photos sent free with local orders and Flowers by Wire. Seidner’s becomes first licensed in the state by Porter Service, Inc. prior collaborations linked to Ohio originator Charles Kafer.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Haymond with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Young and two others spent August 15 to 18 in Guaymas Mexico for a four day weekend of deep sea fishing. They stayed at the Playa de Cortes Hotel.
Pinnacle Peak Patio at 21 miles northeast of Scottsdale announces new manager Bill DePew. The desert site at 3000 feet offers wildlife viewing for families, cowboy steak dinners, mesquite fire grilled steaks, western themed tables, a juke box for dancing, and a stand for sandwiches and cold drinks.
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