SHS Beavers Face Make Or Break Weekend
SHS Beavers, coached by Jiggs Hardt, enter a crucial two game stretch in the West Central conference. They host Wickenburg on Friday then travel to face league leader Carver on Saturday. A pair of wins could pull them into a tie for first as seeding for the tournament hinges on regular season results.
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Jiggs
Hardt
Scottsdale High School
Cagers
Wickenburg Wranglers
Carver Monarchs
Beavers
Wickenburg
Carver
G Peterson Heads Ariz Independents
Scottsdale business leaders join Arizona Independents' Association with Glenn Peterson named district chairman for the area. Advisory Board members include Ruby Tracy and C H Colmeyer, with Duffy noting strong mobilization support in Scottsdale. The group promotes independent voter access through The Voice publication and district ballots.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Independents’ Association
Richard J. Duffy
Glenn Peterson
Scottsdale Motors
Ruby Tracy
Tracy Realty
C. H. Collmeyer
Gateway Electric Service
L. Larson
Larson
Duffy
Arizona
The
Voice
Government by the people mottoed in U S history
The phrases "Government by, for, and of the people" and "With malice to ward none, and charity for all" reflect foundational ideals attributed to evolving political thought in American history. These lines emphasize popular sovereignty and inclusive governance.
OMalley’s Leads Bowling Night in Scottsdale League
In Scottsdale Businessmen Bowling League action on Monday night OMalley s rolled high scores defeating Cox s Jewelry and Pioneer Drug while Kiwanis club and Willmott Appliance trailed. Scottsdale Pharmacy posted a narrow win as well.
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Scottsdale Businessmen's Bowling League
Kiwanis Club
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Willmott Appiance
Cox’s Jewelry
O'malley’s
Pioneer Drug
Malley
Cox's Jewelry
Tee
Willmoth
Sumpter
B. Sumpter
State Has No Underground Water Problem
Scottsdale Kiwanis heard Walter McLaws challenge Arizona’s groundwater worry. The well driller argued a second groundwater table exists deep beneath the first, containing abundant water. He claimed tapping that lower table would raise water closer to the surface, and lowering the cap would flood Lake Mead.
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McLaws
Jim Evans
Cap
M-Law
Paul White Appointed Scoutmaster of Scottsdale Troop 101
Announcement names Paul White as scoutmaster of Scottsdale Boy Scout Troop 101 with Donald L. Poiner as assistant scoutmaster and Alex Posso as instructor advisor. Also listed are Dr. Samuel Hale as troop committee chairman and committee members Rev Powell Greens M S Valentine and Chester A. Smith Jr. District executives include William Joyce and Bishop Jared John.
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Paul White
Scottsdale
Boy Scout Troop
Donald L. Poiner
Alex Posso
Samuel Hale
Powell Greens
M. S. Valentine
Chester A. Smith, Jr
Tharge
William, Joyce
Jared John
Scottsdale Town Council set to tackle garbage and codes
The Scottsdale Town Council will meet Wednesday night February 18 at 7 30 in Town Hall. Topics include a proposed garbage disposal ordinance and building electrical and plumbing code actions possibly as resolutions. Also on the agenda is Mountain States Telephone easement for underground cable and a Civil Defense mutual aid discussion.
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New Town Hall
Alvin Brown
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Indian School
First Street
Emergency Town Officials Telephone Numbers
Emergency and town officials telephone numbers listed for Marshall appear in the notice with a call-out to clip and save for future reference. The text provides a city name and two contact numbers, emphasizing readiness.
Ascension Lutherans Break Ground for New Church
The Ascension Evangelical Lutheran Church of Scottsdale plans a Sunday ground breaking at 3:00 pm on the east side lots near the new Junior High School. Pastor Charles E. Schmitz will preside with Rev. Lewis Holm delivering the sermon. Local clergy and civic leaders will assist as the sponsor boards fund a church complex including parsonage and parish hall.
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Ascension Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Scottsdale
West Indian School Road
Charles E. Schmitz
Intermountai Missions
American Lutheran Church
Lewis Holm
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Sunnyslope
Calendar of Coming Events Highlights Local Activities
Schedule lists SHS basketball Beavers vs Wickenburg on Friday night, a traveling fashion show on Saturday, Kiwanis meeting Monday, a Business and Professional Women's club event Wednesday, and Town Council meeting at City Hall Wednesday evening.
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SHS
Beavers
Wickenburg
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Traveling Fashion Show Set for Saturday in Scottsdale
A traveling fashion show by the Business and Professional Women's club of Scottsdale is planned for Saturday afternoon at 1 30 p m at the C Bar. Ree Swenson presents a Rhapsody of Color line with skirts and desert colored Navajo pieces. Designers Merle Brown Swick Lee McKane Porter's and Ruth Dickinson debut 1887 to 195 fashion items and Guatemala and Mexico imported styles. Mexican music and entertainment accompany the event.
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Woman's Club
Scottisdale
Natay
C Bar
Ree Swenson
Scottsdale
Merle Brown
Merle’s
Harriet Swick
Swick’s
Lee McKane
Porter's
Cody
Ruth Dickinson
la Tiendecita
Guatemala
Mexico
Marie Good
Camelback Juniors Set February Meeting With Election
The Camelback Junior Woman's Club will hold its election of the nominating committee at the February 14 business meeting in the club house. Jason Wee of the American Institute of Foreign Trade will speak on Hawaii, and Miss Evonne Jones will dance a Hawaiian Hula with Mrs. Scott Waddle at the piano.
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Camelback Junior Woman's Club
Jason Wee
American Institute of Foreign Trade
Hawaii
Evonne Jones
Scott Waddle
Scottsdale 1952 March of Dimes Total Reaches 3499.43
Scottsdale reports 1952 March of Dimes netted 3499.43 for polio fight with major gift from the Mother's March at 2297.35 and the Paradise Inn style show at 30. Other events include a Legion dance 137.75 open bowling 18.13 cards 260.19 and coin collectors 171.61. Local students and firms contributed hundreds alongside bowler support.
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Scottsdale
Charles Cox
Paradise Inn
American Legion
Paradise
Jin
Ian‘lung
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G. Peterson
Ariz
Abraham Lincoln
O‘malley
Boy Scouts
Marshall
Hallsebo
Ascension Lutherans
Outpost
Camelback Juniors
Scottsdale Grammar School
Cox
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