VFW Auxiliary Presents Flags to Brownie Troops
The VFW Auxiliary No. 3513 awarded American flags to two Brownie troops this week under its Americanism program. At Troop 173 Fourth Grade Brownies at Adobe House, Mrs. Karl McFarlin Jr. presented a flag to Troop leader Evelyn Meeker. On Wednesday at Troop 497, Main Street FIame, Mrs. McFarlin presented a flag to leader Mrs. Stoke for the Second Grade Brownies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Adobe “House
Karl McFarlin, Jr
Auxiliary
Evelyn Meeker
Juanita Stone
Main Stréet
McFarlin
Stoke
Scottsdale Woman's Club Meeting This Tuesday Night
The Scottsdale Women's Club will meet Tuesday February 7 at 7 30 p.m. at the Community Center 315 East Second Street A Scottsdale Toastmasters member will be guest speaker and outline final plans for the March 3 Community Center Benefit Auction at the Scottsdale Auction Galleries Open to all women interested in joining to learn how local clubs collaborate for community benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Women's ‘Club
Community Center
East Second Street
Scottsdale Toastmasters Club
Scottsdale Auction Galleries
Ingleside School News Highlights Student Activities
Scottsdale Ingleside School reports classroom trips to the alligator farm in Mesa and Camelback Inn with Browning Troop 234. It notes elections in grades six to eight, a Fifth Grade class officers slate, and upcoming library field trip. The piece mentions TV advertising by students, a Police Safety Show, band plans for Parada Del Sol, and a February 3-4 instrument display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Johnson
Johnston
Alligator Farm
Mesa
Jones
Davis
Stigkle
Bill Terbot
Stickle
Arizona
Abraham Lincoln
Camelback Inn
Srowhall
Sharon Floyd
Marrs
Nancy Mavighurst
Beverly Bell
Karen Kitchell
Dick Dunyenie
Don Stewart
Joeie
Druding
Nelson
Parada del Sol
Kiva Theatre Promotes Color Movie with Local Scenes
A February start at the Kiva Theatre features The Man Who Loved Redheads with Vista Vision Visits the Sun Trails in Technicolor. The short includes scenes of Phoenix Scottsdale and Camelback Resort plus a rodeo giant cactus canter and Navajo customs, ending with the Grand Canyon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiva Theatre
Vista Vision
Sun Trails
Technicolor
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Grand Canyon
Future Nurses Club Plans Charity Ball at Scottsdale High
The Future Nurses Club at Scottsdale High sponsors a Sweetheart Ball on February 11 at the school. Proceeds benefit the Arizona Heart Association Building Fund with Mrs. Richard Harless as drive chair and Sandra Tower as Scottsdale coordinator. A king and queen will be chosen. Pat Leonardo leads the dance, Pat Thorson the drive. admission is $1 per couple and 75 cents for a stag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Nurses’ Club
Scottsdale High School
Arizona Heart Association
Richard Harless
Heart Association Drive
Sandra Tower
Scottsdale
Pat Leonardo
Pat Thorson
Scottsdale Hearing Set On Zoning Change In 1958 Area
Town Council of Scottsdale Arizona will hold a public hearing to hear property owners for or against rezoning the south half of the northwest quarter of section 23 township 2 north range four east from RESIDENCE A to COMMERCIAL A. Hospitals and medical clinics would be allowed in COMMERCIAL A zones. Meeting set for February 14 1958 at 7 00 PM at Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Arizona
G&srb&m
Maricopa County
Scottadale
Malcolm S. White
Top Students List by Grade and Staff Names
Fourth Grade lists Ruth Cla gaugh Prigéilla Pringle Don Kennedy Mike Barnes Allisah Hay Kathy Krebs Charles Kohlberg Billy Blakley Diane Propstra Betty Roof Claire Worner David Lokken Kerry Braswell Veda Moye Pamela Brown Mary Jane Castleberry Karen Bedard Terry Carter Donny Adler Denny Border James Chapman John Holman David Nye. Fifth Grade lists Audrey Hume Connie Qehler John Propstra Susan Scott Marjorie Clark Dulcie Pridgeon Nelson Burns Judy Ast Elaine Mobley Toni Kupniewski Carolyn Goff Martin Zimmerman Ricky Christmas Edward Abbott Joe Candle Bill Baron Martha Clifford Linda Shawkey Marily Wash Norman Nagel Frank Wall Gerald Boudresut Sandra Ripperton Connie Glark Lois Phelps Lisa Lassell Dirsee Johnson. Sixth Grade lists Rev Nortman Garol Wash Barbara Starr Roberta Love Barbara Jones Andrea Caceletto Camille Briley. Seventh Grade lists John Kennedy Patty Sterba Mike Kelland Linda Allums Paula Ritel Bard Brooks Tammy Van Zant Mike Fried Judy McAllister Mrs Rose Tennyson Corky Hazelton Richard Parker Barbara Denger Donna Allen Ann Pratt Sharalyn Wager Daphne Budge Susan Adier. Eighth Grade lists Miss Ruth Benton Warren May Helen Blanding Janet Rick Bill Whitaker Carol Trapp Eddie Parker Jesse Brown Roberta Pratt.
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Ruth ‘Clagaugh
Prigéilla Pringle
Don’ Kennedy
Mike Barnes
Allisah Hay
Kathy Krebs
Charles Kohlberg
Billy Blakley
Diane Propstra
Betty Roof
Claire Worner
David Lokken
Kerry Braswell
Veda Moye
Pamela Brown
Mary Jane Castleberry
Karen Bedard
Terry Carter
Donny Adler
Denny Border
James Chapman
John Holman
David Nye
Audrey Hume
Connie_ Qehler
John Propstra
Susan Scott
Marjorie Clark
Dulcie Pridgeon
Nelson Burns
Judy Ast
Elaine Mobley
Toni Kupniewski
Carolyn’ Goff
Martin Zimmerman
Ricky’ Christmas
Edward
Abbott
Joe Candle
Bill Baron
Martha ‘Clifford
Linda Shawkey
Marily Wash
Norman
Nortman
Garol
Wash
Barbara ‘Starr
Roberta Love
Barbara Jones
Andrea Caceletto
Camille Briley
Grado
John Kennedy
Patty
Sterba
Mike Kelland
Linda Allums
Paula Ritel
Bard Brooks
Tammy van Zant
Mike Fried
Judy McAllister
Rose Tennyson
Corky Hazelton
Richard *Parker
Barbara Denger
Donna Allen
Ann Pratt
Sharalyn
Wager
Daphne Budge
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Alpine
Grace & Grace Realtors
N. Central Ave
Main St
Elizabeth Arden
VFW
Womanslub
K.C
Thies
W. Indian School Rd
Western Park
VNB
Ingleside School News
Ralph Whittemore
Barbara Butler
Phillip Doornbos
Carol Hinton
Ford
Phoenix Public Library
Posie Post
Rancher’s Feed & Supply
Scottsdale Road
Ene
Rare Ran
Kiva
Future Nurses Club
Rothy I. Ketchum
Pub
Finance Co
Eich
Lestrean
Main Street
S &H
Desert Dry Cleaners
S. Scottsdale Rd
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