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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1949
Page
4
Dan Gish state game and fish commissioner spoke at Scottsdale High School on February 14. He warned of rising unlawful shootings of firearms in the valley, citing hunters firing at animals, houses, cars, and highway signs, and urged public reporting to authorities. He also showed three fishing and hunting films.
Steve Farrier earned a spot on the All-Conference football team with first team honors at center. The SHS selections were announced by Jimel Hardt on February 12 and include multiple teammates with first and second team designations and honorable mentions.
A group of 19 former Marylanders living in Arizona formed a state club in the Valley of the Sun last week to welcome other Free Staters. A temporary slate of officers includes a constitutional committee and public relations director. The second meeting is Feb 28 at 8:00 p.m. in the Pepsi Cola auditorium on North Central Avenue, Phoenix.
The A class boys basketball team meets Cashion in the Salt River Valley tournament at Phoenix College gym this morning. A win advances them to the class A finals. Team members include Dan Hearne Don Palmer James Coch en Shelby Copeland Ernest Valenzuela and Dee Arlen Wood. They qualified by winning the district meet last week.
A fragment notes a new group to attend meetings and contact the secretary Mrs B B Rosen with a phone number 9 3075 or the outline relations director Pete Olax at 3509. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or names.
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