Outdoor Square Dance Exhibition at Pima Plaza Saturday
An outdoor square dance exhibition at Pima Plaza is set for Saturday February 19 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon to promote the Eighth Annual Square Dance Festival and Fiddlers Jam in Phoenix on February 25 and 26. Master of ceremonies is Dick Gilbert with Roy Sexton and His Arizona Hoodowners providing music. Calls to be used include Arkansas Traveler Oscar Noffsinger and Alabama Jubilee Mel Rogers among others.
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Pima Plaza
Phoenix
Dick Gilbert
Roy Sexton
Arizona
Scottsdale
Arkansas Traveler
Oscar Noffsinger
Alabama Jubilee
Mel Rogers
Roy Sheppard
Jean Englund
Ray Harshman
Alex Nagy
Roy Baker
Si Watson
Roy Sutton
Robin
Gaylord Tennatt
Sutter’s Mill
Kent
Hiatt
Leftover Meat Loaf Bites with Corn Flakes Crust
Roll chunks of meat loaf in melted butter then coat with crusted corn flakes. Broil until lightly browned and serve hot on wooden picks as appetizers.
Scou tsdale to Welcome New First National Bank Office
The First National Bank of Arizona opens a Scottsdale office marking a key milestone in town’s growth. Mr Swanson leads staff after a career in Arizona banking and Eastern manufacturers. The bank invites residents to visit the new corner of Main and Scottsdale Road and learn about the remodeling and service plans.
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First National Bank
Scatsdale
E. E. Brown
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Land
First National Bank of
Arizona
Tempe
National Bank of Arizona
Swanson
Local lake fishing picks up with bass and panfish reports
Reports from Parker and nearby waters show bass moving into shallow areas. An angler caught 80 bluegills in one afternoon, averaging a half to one pound. Other catches include hogs from Oracle Junction, a bass from Superstition Mountains, and crappies near Stewart Mountain dam site. Roosevelt and Apache lakes also report bass activity. A lost .45 pistol was returned by a finder, prompting thanks.
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Parker
SHS Coach Resigns To Enter Private Business
Peter J. Skousen head football and baseball coach at Scottsdale High School announced his resignation this week to enter private business. A Chandler High School and Brigham Young University graduate, he took over coaching duties in 1933 after two years at Paris Idaho High School. He will fulfill his baseball contract and plans to pursue farming or construction in the new venture.
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Peter J. Skousen
Scottsdale High School
Chandler High School
Brigham Young University
Skousen
Paris
Idaho
Scottsdale Writers Featured on Forum Three
Scottsdale residents will be featured on a Writers Forum to be held February 19 at 8 p.m. in the Phoenix College Club Rooms. The event is presented by the Phoenix Branch of the National League of American Pen Women and the College staff. Readers include Jane Hengelbaugh Dwight Kootes Patricia Benton with Virginia Botsford as moderator.
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Writers’ Forum
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National League of American Pen
College
Virginia Botsford
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Bonnie Petlow
Arizoniana
Paul “Hughes
Jeff
Stephen Marek
Hell
Huan Madden
Brenda Weisberg Mecklar
NBC
Joseph Stock Jer
Arizona
Miss Benton
Kay Travainio
Pen
Miss Botsford
Edna Evans
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Oracle Junction
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Jane Hengelbaugh
Dwight ‘Kootes
Arizonan
Curtis Publishing Company
Patricia Benton
West 1St. Ave
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Scottsdale, Arizona
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