Coronado Dons Win Jukebox Prize In Card Drive
Coronado High students collected 122000 voting cards for KRUX in a month long contest to crown the Most Popular School. A jukebox prize, records, and a year of servicing were awarded amid campus fundraising and a giant thermometer tally in the cafeteria.
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Coronado High Auditorium
KRUX
Lucky Lawrence
Corodons
Coronal
KRU
Carndon
Valley
Coronado High School
Renny Smith
Susy Luice
N. 87Th St
Sandy Lucas
E. Thomas Rd
Clerks Draft City Pay Plan To Start Saturday
City Manager Kenneth Williams oversees a 70 page classification and pay plan set to take effect Saturday. The plan covers more than 100 positions with retroactive raises from July 1 and new advancement steps, aligning Scottsdale workers with neighboring cities.
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Kenneth Williams
Williams
Scottsdale
Silver Ransom Missing From Flaggs Gift Shop
Flaggs of Scottsdale reported a theft from an inside display at 48 East Main. 11 silver dollar belt buckles and 3 silver dollar bolo ties disappeared after being observed in display in the morning and evening. police alerted.
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Flaggs
Scottsdale
E. Main
Bill Moore
Peanut consumption per person tops four and a half pounds
The 1961 Statistical Abstract of the United States reports that annual per capita consumption of shelled peanuts exceeds four and a half pounds.
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United States
Robbery Strikes Christmas Shopper in Scottsdale
William F. Robinson reports two break ins at his home on Chaparral Avenue. A kitchen door was used to gain entry first for cash and later for gifts worth unknown. Police investigate the theft of Christmas presents.
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Scottsdale
William F. Robinson
E. Chaparral
Robinson
Teacher Finds Car Theft After Morning Commute
Miss Colleen Ashley, a Kiva School teacher, found her 1957 Chevrolet towed to a garage after the car would not start. A mechanic revealed the drive shaft had been stolen while the vehicle sat overnight on her street.
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Colleen Ashley
Kiva School
Miss Ashley
Mail Bag Found Left In Street In Scottsdale
Police reported Nadine Templeton of 7416 E Palm Lane Scottsdale found a mail bag full of mail lying at Scottsdale Road and Osborn. The bag was turned over to postal officials who will check how it was lost.
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Nadine Templeton
Palm Lane
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Osborn
Juvenile vandals break four windows at vacant property
Bernice Ricketts of 1911 E Devonshire reported to police HQ that juveniles shattered four windows in a vacant building she owns at 1006 S Scottsdale Rd.
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Bernice Ricketts
E. Devonshire
S. Scottsdale Rd
Circulation Up For Library
In October 1962 the local library circulated 12,218 books, more than 54 times the amount in October 1959. Nellene Smith, library director, reported 7,750+ registered borrowers and 543 books added, bringing total volumes to 17,602 with a 102 percent rise in additions over the prior year. Volunteer hours fell from 1095 to 7941.
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Nellene Smith
E. Second Street
Youngster Learns About Dishonesty
Scott Sutton aged 9 of 2202 North 71st Street reports a tan saddle bag was stolen from his tricycle on the Tonolea School grounds. Police are investigating the theft.
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Scott Sutton
71St St
Tonolea
Auto burglary report near Scottsdale targets camera gear
Kelly of 6643 East Cherry Lynn Scottsdale told police someone forced open his car door and stole camera equipment and other items valued near $1,000.
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Kelly
E. Cherry Lynn
Scottsdale
Bike Stolen From Home of Evelyn Pope
Police report an unlocked bicycle theft yesterday. Evelyn Pope of 8022 E Weldon reported a blue and white trim girls bicycle disappeared from the east side of her home.
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Evelyn Pope
E. Weldon
Two Boys Clubs Combine Forces
The Boys' Club of Scottsdale announced an advisory affiliation with the Boys' Club of Tempe. Tempe plans its first program in January at the Junior Chamber of Commerce club house in Tempe and will operate as an extension of Scottsdale with its own board and Tempe funding.
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Boys’ Club of
Scottsdale
Tempe
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Scotts
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