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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1950

Page

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Inaugural Program Set for Governor-elect Pyle

Governor-elect Howard Pyle will be sworn in at a 15 minute New Year morning ceremony at the state house east entrance. A state official and guests will attend as a justice of the Arizona Supreme Court administers the oath. The event includes a brief address and a Salad Bowl parade through Phoenix.

Main Street Asiottadats Road Scottsdale Arizona James H. Boyd Shirley N. Boyd Howard Pyle State House Pyle The Arizona Supreme Court Phoenix

Christmas Carols By ASC Students

The Associated Women Students of Arizona State College and Religious Council sponsor an annual caroling event at 7 p m Tuesday in the West Hall quadrangle with direction by A D Holford. The nativity scene follows at 8 p m presented by religious groups. All students and faculty are invited.

Associated Women Students of Arizona State College The Religious Council West Hall A. D. Holford ASC Arizona State

Two Men Fined In Scottsdale Justice Court

Bob Whitehead of Scottsdale paid 35 dollars after being cited for passing a school bus unloading passengers and for operating a vehicle without proper brakes. Servo Valenzuela, also of Scottsdale, paid 50 dollars for selling alcoholic beverages to an Indian. Hearings were led by Justice of the Peace H. Richardson.

Bob Whitehead Scottsdale Servo Valenzuela H. Richardson

Navajo Children Need Warm Clothes for Ganado Day School

Community drive asks area residents to donate clothing from closets and trunks for Navajo children at Ganado Day School. Contact Mrs. John F. Jennings Mrs. George Blake Mrs. Cecil Raleigh Mrs. William Thorne or Mrs. Robert Dillon to donate. Clothing will be distributed at the day school.

Ganado Ganado Day School John F. Jennings George Blake Cecil Raleigh William Thorne Robert Dillon

Poll Finds Most Americans Favor Roses Over All Flowers

A nationwide Gallup poll shows 18 of 19 Americans prefer roses to any other flower. The report notes the survey conducted by Dr. George Gallup of Princeton, New Jersey. The turkey buzzard is described as a master soarer using wind currents to glide for long periods.

George Gallup Princeton, N. J

Ballet School Presents The Toy Shop Window Pantomime

The Ruth Sussman School of Ballet in Scottsdale will stage The Toy Shop Window a pantomime on Friday December 22 at 7 30 pm. Ruth Sussman directs with choreography by Mrs Sussman sets and costumes by Char lene Bisch and Delibes music. Children ages six to 11 perform while older students assist. A short musical program and carol singing follow. Admission is 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children.

Ruth Sussman School of Ballet Bishop Avenue Scottsdale Ruth Sussman Ballet School Delibes Charlene Bisch Sussman

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