The Scottsdale Story on Northward Growth and Roads
The column surveys Scottsdale expansion north of Indian School Road with new hotels offices and shops near Scottsdale Road and Camelback Road. It predicts Camelback Road becoming a major business street and notes plans to start the canal bridge next month aided by a $25,000 county grant. It praises local Motorola executives and highlights civic pride.
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Scottsdale Road
Soledad
Craftsmen’s Court
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Stetson Drive
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Camelback
Arisona Canal
Phoenix
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America
Camelback Mountain
Lincoln Road
Miami
Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles
Peachtree Street
Atlanta
Georgia
Birth of Jésus Christmas program at Beatts High School
The Beatts High School Fine Arts Department presents Birth of Jésus tonight in the school auditorium starting at 8. The caritati by Joseph Bille will be sung by choral groups with Otis Kline narration and Susan Raupach soprano. This annual Christmas Greeting brings Scottsdale residents the performance.
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Scottsdale official Clarence Allen named recreation leader at Yuma convention
Clarence R. Allen director of parks and recreation for Scottsdale was elected president of the Arizona Recreation Association at its annual convention in Yuma last week. He will push legislation to expand recreation facilities and raise professional status while promoting new developments. Jim Smith and John Carhart also attended from Scottsdale. Allen left early due to his father in law's illness and death in Michigan.
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Clarence R. Allen
Scottsdale
Ariffona Recreation Association
Yuma
Allen
Maricopa County
City of
Aldo
Jim "Smith
John Carhart
Town Clerk Reports Multiple Nomination Petitions for City Seats
Town Clerk Dorothy Ketchum notes several candidates filed petitions for council positions. Among the 1960 contenders are Dan Weir, Charles DiMaggio, and Les, with four additional hopefuls including Mrs. Jerma Maas and J. Flanigan. The notices list addresses and affiliations, reflecting a crowded race.
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Charles DiMaggio
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Wil Ham
J. Flanigan
J. D
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Art Pétersen
Hohokam School Expansion Bids Reported
B & Construction Go of was the apparent low bidder on an addition to Hohokam School. Six bids were received for doubling the capacity including base bids for 24 classrooms at 302,684 dollars and for 24 classrooms plus multipurpose room at 876,570 dollars and 32 classrooms with multipurpose room at 458,807 dollars.
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Hohokam
John L. Aske
Boottsdale
Scottsdale Tax Payers Hear Budget Analysis
A group of Scottsdale residents met at Soloma school Tuesday to hear an analysis of the local tax picture by S A Spear and Wayne Webb of the Arizona Tax Research Association. They compared the municipal budget and department expenditures for last year and the current year.
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Arizona Tax Research Association
Wayne Webb
Local civic groups selling Christmas trees in Scottsdale
Don Chambers President Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce urges residents to buy trees from local civic groups. Proceeds stay in town to fund charity projects run by Sertoma Club Jaycees and Boy Scouts as a holiday greeting to the community.
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Hunt Narrows To Four For Scottsdale Town Manager
The search for a new Scottsdale Town Manager has narrowed to four professional city managers. Mayor M E Kimsey says the town offers a salary of 12000 dollars, advised by the League of American Cities. The former manager Gordon Allison earned about 8000 dollars plus expenses annually. Three candidates are currently city managers in larger-population cities than Scottsdale, all perceiving rapid growth prospects.
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Scottsdale
M. E. Kimsey
League of American Cities
Gordon Allison
Town Pushes Sewer Plan for Scottsdale North of Canal
Scottsdale Town Council reaffirmed plans to extend the sewer system north of the Arizona Canal to serve Allied Homes subdivision and nearby areas. Phoenix City plans to extend its line to the same general area, raising questions of annexation and potential duplication of services between Scottsdale and Phoenix.
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Civic Coordinating Council elects three new directors
Three new directors were elected to the Civic Coordinating Council executive board at a Monday meeting at the Scottsdale Boys Club. Gene Grove, Tom Scott, and Betty Parsons join, with A. Warren Austin re-elected. retiring directors include John Slocum Agnes Licklider and Harold Héssom. A board meeting is set for Jan 3 to plan next year. The council will continue to hold title to the Scottsdale Community Center property leased to the Town of Scottsdale.
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Civic Coordinating Council
Zoning Battle Ends With Residence B Approval In Annexed District
The Town Council approved Residence B zoning across a Miller Hayden to Camelback Indian School tract, with immediate B zoning once street rights of way are provided. The area, annexed recently, shifts from county R4 limits of one unit per 3,000 sq ft to Town B limits of one unit per 1,509 sq ft.
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