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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
3
Merchants oppose the new commercial garbage collection charges arguing the service was a selling point during annexation. The council also faces liquor permit tax plans, debates on leasing Scottsdale Square offices, and a possible private capital City Hall with bond-backed refinancing. Citizens are urged to attend Monday night hearings on city hall proposals.
Following the death of Jan. 14, William Dudley Beal 15 of Tucson, neighbors, a bank executive Rudolph Zepeda and doctors aided Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mann in the care of Dudley who was airlifted from Hermosillo Mexico to Phoenix for treatment. Affected by uremic poisoning the boy died after 12 days of hospitalization. The Manns face large medical bills and the hospital and doctors waived charges. The Southwest Blood Bank seeks donations to replace 96 pints of blood.
Rehearsals for the third annual Fabulous Follies of the Scottsdale Civitan Club continue for the Feb. 15 and 16 performances at Coronado High School. Over 200 local volunteers work nightly at the former Peppermint Stick building on Scottsdale Road.
Ken Anger becomes president of Desert Estates Property Owners Association at a board meeting hosted by outgoing president Foster Turner.New officers include Seymour Petrovsky vice president Margaret Siciliano secretary and Harry Snyder treasurer The group plans to maintain one acre zoning and improve roads and appearance with the next open meeting on March ? at Anger's home 7045 E Paradise Drive Desert Estates lies between Shea Boulevard and Oriole Drive Scottsdale Road and 64th Street with about 200 homes
Frank William Portello of 2139 East Morland reported that while shopping on South Scottsdale Road a thief removed four hubcaps from his vehicle.
Mrs. Don ald Hedden of 1709 N 69th St reported her son's bicycle stolen from Tonalea Elementary School yesterday. Another unlocked bicycle was also reported missing in the same area.
A Phoenix driver Rosalie H Thompson of 1534 W Polk, Phoenix, was stopped by Scottsdale police for stopping in the street and running a red light. She was booked for driving while under the influence and the automobile was impounded.
A marriage license was issued in Maricopa County to James L. Snyder 24 Worcester Mass and Judith M. Armstrong 21 Scottsdale.
Scottsdale police seek three suspects, two men and a woman, linked to two robberies. At the Maternity Shop on McDowell Road $32 cash was taken as two employees were distracted, and earlier at a firm on Pima Plaza $458 in cash and checks were stolen. Police believe the same trio carried out both robberies.
A fatal fire in Toronto's West End destroyed a two story attached home killing eight children of Roy French and Effie. The victims were Ann 17 Albert 16 Fileen 14 Alison 12 John 10 Linda 8 Sharon 6 and Bill 4.
Blake E. Clark of the Village Patio at 44 East Main reported to police that two juveniles were responsible for setting off a firecracker and blowing up a vase on the patio.
The Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition receives a record 300 entries across paintings sculpture and wood carving with six judges including Tom Bahu and Robert Harris. Exhibits run March 1 to 10 at the Executive House Arizonian. prizes total about 1500.
Baptist of Scottsdale records list Casey Koziol and spouse with a boy born February 5 at 6629 East Monterosa. Enrico Vicane’s family at 2926 North Seventh Street welcomes a girl born February 6. Thomas VanEares and wife at 7007 East Moreland gain a daughter February 6. Good Samaritan notes Donald George and wife at 8608 East Sheridan greet a daughter February 4. St Joseph’s records Sven Jorgensen and wife at 5353 East Royal Palm Road welcome a boy February 4. William Flanigan at 6720 East Almeria has a boy February 5. James Maher at 1811 North 80th Place welcomes a girl February 5. Wilber Teeters at 537 West Fifth Street greets a girl February 5. John Welty at 7019 East Vista Drive reports a boy February 5.
ROME upti nationwide strikes by industrial and transport workers disrupted daily life as communist and non communist union leaders ordered four hour work stoppages to press demands for higher pay and better conditions.
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