Sewage
Continued from Page 1 lists numerous individuals with occupations and addresses across engineering, contracting, insurance, real estate, and related fields. Named persons include John Edward Chaliinor, Henry A. Church, C. W. Bill Clayton, Robert L. Cram, Donald H. Collar, Charles DiMaggio, Lawrence H. Doyle, William J. Flanigan, Howard G. Henry, John La Sota, Mrs. John Maas, John E. Miller Jr, Thomas Murphy, Robert Naughton, Arthur Petersen, Lester D. Satchell Jr, Tony Savorelli, Mary H. Schall, Stanley Short, and Daniel Weisberger connected to roles in electronics, contracting, law, advertising, teaching, development, and real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
John Edward Chaliinor
S. Rose Circle Dr
Henry A. Church
S. Kalarama
Retreading Consultants Inc
C. W
Bill) Clayton
W. Indian School
Robert L. Cram
W. Latham
Donald H. Collar
E. Third St
Charles DiMaggio
S. Rogers
Lawrence H. Doyle
E. Fourth
Stanley Development Co
Daniel Weisberger
W. Second St
Landmark Church Razed as Scottsdale Plans Future Growth
The Baptist church at Indian School Road and Brown Avenue, dedicated in 1918, is being razed for a Western styled store and office project on an 85 by 123 foot lot. Owners include Mrs. Lee Barker and partners from Portland with ties to Ganzer Realty. The site has historical ties to town founder W. A. Vanderhoof and earlier town services in a wooden school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Baptist Church
Indian School Road
Brown Ave
Winfield Scott
Lee Barker
Phoenix
Ganzer Realty
George Bragg
Eugenia Paterson
Portland
Ore
W. A. Vanderhoof
Old Baptist Church
First Baptist
Tucson Civil Defense Labeled Rotten Mess by State Director
A state director of the International Rescue and First-Aid Association called Tucson civil defense a rotten mess, blaming Director Fréd Mayhugh and volunteer Director Louis Menager and urging their ouster. Mayhugh dismissed the charges as sour grapes from a man who wanted to run the Tucson show and failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
UPI
International Rescue and First-Aid Association
Ray Neal
Fréd Mayhugh
Louis Menager
Neal
Mayhugh
Southwest Village council race to hear seven candidates Sunday
Residents of Southwest Village will hear seven of 25 candidates for town council at 3 p.m. Sunday at Soloma School. Each candidate from the area will speak three minutes on qualifications before a questions period. Organizers plan a homeowners association panel on water rates zoning and council-manager government with Gerald Dutra and Smith Falconer. Contact WH 5 2453 or WH 6 0035.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Village
Home Owners’ Association
Soloma
Southwest Vilage
William Cartmell
Howard Henry
Moya Kelley
John LaSota
Thomas Murphy
Lester Satchell, Jr
Stanley Short
Daniel Weisberger
Loloma Band Earns A Ratings At Elementary Festival
Loloma band students under W. A. Jeffries won A ratings at the elementary school solo and ensemble festival. Clarinet and brass quartets and a clarinet soloist highlighted the 21 Valley schools. Other soloists earned B ratings. Ensemble members include Barbara Logan Bob Wahle Charlie Hughes Don Dauwalder Dennis Smith Brian Hodson Mark Wardenburg Steve Huson. Sponsored by the Arizona Band and Orchestra Directors Assn. Next public appearance is at the school arts festival in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Barbara Logan
Bob ‘Wahle
Charlie ‘Hughes
Don Dauwalder
Dennis Smith
Brian Hodson
Mark Wardenburg
Steve Huson
Arizona Band and Orchestra Directors Assn
Jeffries
Soloma
Scottsdale Public Library Sees Big Membership Rise
City Manager Robert J. McNutt reports Scottsdale Public Library membership up 77 percent from 3 691 in January 1960 to 6 526 in January 1961. Book circulation up 83 percent in the first six months of the fiscal year with 166 books added in January 1961. Volunteers logged 4 090 hours. Rotary Club donated a typewriter and two library platens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Public
Robert J. McNutt
Scottsdale
George Messmore founder of prehistoric monsters dies at 76
New York producer George Harold Messmore, age 76, who founded the firm creating prehistoric creatures for stage and film, died on Wednesday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
George Harold Messmore
Kennedy names 20 member panel to cure economy
President Kennedy named a 20 member Advisory Committee on Labor Management Policy to study automation and price policy and to promote free collective bargaining and higher living standards. The move follows a January drop in personal income by 600 million and a sixth straight month of industrial decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Henry Ford, II
Walter Reuther
Arthur J. Goldberg
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Goldberg
Hodges
White House
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Police Hunt Thief and Vandals
The Scottsdale Marshal's Office investigated a minor burglary and vandalism at 341 W Osborn Rd where vandals broke an ornate chandelier and cut drapery cords. A theft of $4 in cash from Ed Nippert’s home on 45 W Vernon was reported, and Velma Mackay noted clothing stolen from a line at 2140 N 68th Place between Feb 12 and Feb 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Marshal’s Office
Glen Jacobs
W. Osborn Rd
Ed Nippert
W. Vernon
Velma Mackay
Reuben Fink Dies Former Editor of The Washington Life
New York—Reuben Fink, 72, longtime former editor of The Washington Life and a onetime correspondent for The Day, a Yiddish newspaper, died Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Reuben Fink
Washington Life
Liberia proposes 60 day Congo truce at UN talks
Liberia's ambassador George Padmore urged the Security Council to consider a Congo truce and a UN visit to observe the crisis. Ambassadors from the United Arab Republic and Ceylon backed a broad Afro Asian resolution, while Russia opposed due to no Hammarskjold removal. The plan included foreign force withdrawal, sanctions, an Lumumba murder probe, a return to legal institutions, and reform of Congo's armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
Leopoldville
UPID
Congo
Bukavu
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Kivu
Lumumba
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Hammarskjold
The
Gizenga
Soviet Union
Security Council
George A. Padmore
William Tubman
Liberia
Padmore
United
Russia
Omar Loutfi
United Arab Republic
Council
Moise Tshor
Dinah Shore Drops Chevy Sponsorship
Hollywood Dinah Shore ends a decade long sponsor relationship with Chevrolet GM after a spokesman says the offered deal for next year differed from past years and Shore refused the sponsor’s renewal.
Scouts and Brownies Launch Big Scottsdale Cookie Drive
Forty two Scottsdale district Girl Scout and Brownie troops canvass Scottsdale home sections through February 25 selling cookies. In Maricopa County 168000 boxes were ordered. Cookies come in chocolate mint and assorted sandwiches, packed 50 per box with 24 boxes per carton. Troops earn 5 cents per box plus a bonus if selling more than one carton, funds go to troop camp. The remaining 45 cents per box supports the county council. The sale funds 10 percent of annual national cookie sales. Depot chairmen in Scottsdale include 11 women such as Mrs. Fred Gordon and Mrs. Byron Osterloh distributing cookies from the Scottsdale Girl Scout House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
John E. Dennerline
E. Bonita Dr
Maricopa County
Girl Scout’ Council
Dennerline
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mobil
Old Baptist
Indian School, Rd
Ed Nixon
West Osborn
Christian Church of
Methodist Church
West Main
Loloma
W. A. Jeffries
Girl Scout House
Scottsdale Area
Nikki Laurence
Mary Croom
Donna Shirk
Peggy Shirk
Peggy McVerry
Jef
Scottsdale Daily Progress
United Nations, N.Y
UPD
Dag
U.N. Congo Conciliation Commission
World Organization
Dinah Shore
H. L. R. Albuquerane
Atlanta
Bakersfield
Bismark Boise
Boston
Brownsville
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Fresno
Guaymas
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas
City
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Oakland
Oklahoma
Omaha
Palm Springs
Pittsburgh
Be Red Bluff
Reno
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
I San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
St. Louis Stockton
Thermal
Asresion Arizona
Cottonwood
Douglas - Flagstaff
Fort Hauchuca
Gila .Bend
Globe
Grand Canyon
Kingman Maverick
McNary
Payson
Prescott
Advanced Hearing Aid Service, Inc
N. Scottsdale Rd
Jacuzzi Whirlpool
Bath
N. Brown St
Scottsdale's
Mexico
Waldo
Casa DE Arte
Reva Boah
Tricity
Hayden Rd
Transmission Rd
Tempe
Mesa
Orr
Thunderbird Properties, Inc
W. Indian
Jan Blake
Bond Office
West First Street
Scottsdale, Arizona
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