Vaquero Parade Opens Scottsdale Trail Ride Fundraiser
One hundred twenty five Verde Vaqueros parade through downtown Scottsdale next Tuesday at 2 p.m. to kick off the fifth annual trail ride benefiting the Boys' Club of Scottsdale. The ride's president, Bill Passey, hosts the El Presidente's Party Tuesday at his Mesa ranch. Riders depart Ft. McDowell at 8 a.m. the following day with base camp at Sun Flower, returning February 7 for a farewell party at Paradise Valley Country Club. The Boys' Club expects about $25 000 from the event.
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Bill Passey
Mesa
Passey
Ft. McDowell
Sun Flower
Wall Street Charter Cautions on Further Upside in Select Issues
In New York the Dow-Jones hovers near 680-700 as investors grow cautious about committing. Analysts from Hayden, Stone & Co and Standard & Poor's note a potential technical adjustment after big rises since October, while United Business Service expects a sideways drift or modest pullback before ongoing upward momentum. Spear & Staff anticipate late‑rising speculators reentering in coming months.
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New York
UPT
Kenneth Ward
Hayden, Stone & Co
Nine Local Scouts Named Eagles at Scout Court of Honor
Troop 294 of Scottsdale Ingleside Elementary School will host an Eagle Scout Court of Honor on February 13 at the Theodore Roosevelt Council Scouting Center in Phoenix. Five Scouts John Howe Bob Stickle Jim Utz Mark Clark and Ralph Greenthal will receive Eagle Badges from Rep. John J. Rhodes.
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Theodore Roosevelt Council
E. Earls Dr
Phoenix
John J. Rhodes
Rariz
John Howe
Bob Stickle
Jim Utz
Mark Clark
Ralph Greenthal
DeMoines
Iowa
Arizona
William Howe
E. Monte Rosa
Scottsdale High School
Ingleside
Bob
E. Clarendon
Harold Stickle
Oak Park
Illinois
Jim
E. Mulberry Drive
Richard Utz
St. Theresa School
Robert Clark
Ralph
Palo Alto
California
E. Windsor
Gerard High School
Scouter Boards of Review
Two More Bicycles Stolen Near Mohave School
Joy Keyfauver reports family bicycle stolen from Mohave School after overnight outside. police say lock forced. Travis Toomey reports unlocked bicycle taken from school during class. Charles E. Amon finds an abandoned bicycle near his home, tags it, and places it in the rack outside police headquarters.
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Joy Keyfauver
Jackrabbit
Mohave School
Keyfauver
Travis Toomey
E. Thomas
Charles E. Amon
E. Osborn
Local Man Heads Lenders Group
Donald Rice of Scottsdale elected president of the Property Improvement Lenders Committee for 1963 64 term. The group, formed two years ago, aims to establish a code of ethics for property improvement financing. Rice, manager of Allied Building Credits, lives with wife Lola and two children at 7429 E Minnezona.
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Donald Rice
Scottsdale
Rice
Allied Building Credits
Lola
E. Minnezona
Singers Needed Form Scottsdale Chorus
A new mixed gender singing group organized by Mrs. Albert Kreisman will form in Scottsdale under the Parks and Recreation Department. An organizational meeting is set for February 19 at 7 30 p.m. at 325 E 2nd St to discuss rehearsals dues and plans for a four part repertoire from musical comedy to classical pieces.
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Scottsdale
Albert Kreisman
E. 2Nd St
Kreisman
Birth of Girl Reported at Tempe Hospital
Tempe Community Hospital reports the birth of a girl on February 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fitzpatrick of 8408 East Virginia Avenue.
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Tempe Community Hospital
Joe Fitzpatrick
E. Virginia
January car sales hit record figures for Chevrolet and Ford
Detroit based report from UPI notes that January sales set records for the two largest U.S. automakers, Chevrolet and Ford, signaling a strong start to the year for the auto industry.
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Detroit
UPI
Chevrolet
Ford
Marriage License Issued in Maricopa County
A marriage license was issued in Maricopa County to James G. Daniel a 54 year old from Phoenix and Pearl Craver a 58 year old from Scottsdale.
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Maricopa County
James G. Daniel
Phoenix
Pearl Craver
Scottsdale
TOTS PLAY FOR SPRING
Scottsdale Children’s Theatre group sponsored by the Department seeks fourth to eighth graders to read and memorize parts in Aladdin and The Wonderful Lamp for a late spring production. Contact volunteer director Mrs Grace Aden at WH 50297. Tryouts Thursday at 4 30 p m Stagebrush Theatre on the community center grounds.
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Scottsdale Children’s Theatre Group
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Grace Aden
Stagebrush
Matador Coats Offer Colorful Men and Ladies Styles
Matador coats feature combinations such as white with hue and teal, red with black, grey with black, tan with brown, and turquoise with white. All include an arrowhead back yoke. Mens come in 34 to 46 regular and 36 to 44 long. suggested retail is 37.50. Ladies sizes 10 to 18. suggested retail 37.50.
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