PTA Roundtable Meetings Set
A series of three parent education roundtable discussions begins Friday February 23 at 8 00 in Scottsdale High School study hall The Fathers Place In the Home is the February topic with Charles Rowan leading and panelists W W Dick Mrs Cecil Raleigh Mrs Frank Ryley and Gerald Rich Also guiding is Mrs Ralph Irish aided by Mrs Thomas Schooley and Mrs Gerald Rich The Mothers Place in the Home is the March topic followed by The Fathers and the Mothers Place in the Home for April The article notes that more than two thirds of New Mexico teachers 2730 hold at least one college degree.
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Parent Education Round Table
Scottsdale High School
Charles Rowan
W. W. Dick
Cecil Raleigh
Frank Ryley
Gerald Rich
Ralph Irish
Parent Education
Thomas Schooley
New Mexico
Scottsdale Progress letters praise 1951 March of Dimes drive
Letter from Lucile Raleigh thanks Scottsdale Progress for wide coverage and lists drive totals: Advance Special Gifts 30.97 Industry contributions 99.95 Grammar High School 134.80 Mothers March 2 060.50 totaling 2 793.41. Raleigh credits volunteers and donors including Dave Field American Legion B B Club and Scottsdale schools. Also taxpayer pollfinds southeast area opposes incorporation. R Zimmerman signs petition to omit area.
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Arizona
Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Mothers March
Dave Field
American Legion
B. B. Club
Scottsdale High School
Bill Gilmore
Lucile S. Raleigh
March of Dimes
David Hardaway Joins ASC Honor Fraternity
David Hardaway son of Albert Hardaway of Scottsdale was initiated into Alpha Pi Omega, the national honorary drama fraternity at Arizona State College Tempe. Initiation and pledge duties included Shakespeare quotations from Old Main balcony on campus.
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David Hardaway
Albert Hardaway
Scottsdale
Alpha Pi Omega
Arizona State College
Tempe
Hardaway
Old Main
Arizona Turkey Crop To Be Lower In 1951
Arizona turkey producers plan to raise 48,200 birds in 1951, about 15 percent fewer than 1950 and 45 percent below the 1943 47 average. This marks a second consecutive drop from the prior year, blamed on higher feed costs and lower turkey prices affecting returns.
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Arizona
Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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