14 Seek Council Seats In Local Election
Incumbent Mayor Mort E. Kimsey faces 14 candidates for six council posts. Re‑election bids by John Marron Bil Schrader John Pickrell Austin Smith and Mrs Moya Kelley are listed along with former council member Jim Matthews who may yet withdraw. Other hopefuls include Patria Alderman Charles Di Maggio Robert Flores Harold Kennedy John Knudsen Francis O Keefe Ted Shumway and Dan Weisberger. Alderman a nurse and widow born in California bought her Scottsdale home in 1958 and has three children. DiMaggio 37 is produce manager for Basha s Market. Flores 37 sales for Ganzer Realty. Kennedy 34 longtime Scottsdale resident runs his own real estate office. Knudsen 28 Motorola engineer. O Keefe 47 joined Scottsdale in 1957 as a lieutenant. (Continued on Page 2).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marron
Phoenix
Bil Schrader
John Pickrell
Austin Smith
Moya Kelley
Scottsdale Savings Employe
Jim Matthews
Oasis
East Thomas
Council
Patria A. Alderman
North 68Th Place
Charles di Magio
Rogers Lane
Robert Flores
West Whittorr
Harold Kennedy
West
First Street
John Knudsen
West Granada
Francis &. O'Keefe
Yucca Drive
Ted W. Shumway
63Rd Street
Dan Weisberger
Second Street
Alderman
Scottsdale
California
DiMaggio
Basha
Flores
Ganzer
All-Arabian Show Nears at McCormick Ranch Grounds
The second annual All-Arabian Horse Show from the Arabian Horse Association of Arizona unfolds at McCormick Ranch on Pima Road this weekend with 27 performance classes and three costume events. Dick Griffith will perform trick riding, and judges hail from Iowa and California as 150 exhibitors from 18 states enter over 300 horses. Admission is $1. lunch will be served by the Scottsdale Sheriff’s Posse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick Ranch Show Grounds
Pima Road
Arabian Horse Association of Arizona
McCormick Ranch
Dick Griffith
Double D Ranch
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Shea
Pima
Show Grounds
Scottsdale
Games J. Kiser
Ames
Iowa
C. W. Neil
California
Robert Aste
Stand ard Securities plans big Scottsdale tract development
Stand ard Securities Corporation of Los Angeles plans a 40 acre land development at the northeast corner of McDowell and Scottsdale road to Palm Lane. The project includes a large motel, cooperatively owned apartments, and a shopping center around a major hotel or department store. Construction could start within six months, designed by Linton and Associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Palm Lane
Standard Securities Corporation of
Los Angeles
James L. Fallon
B. Wurtz
Carmel Trust Company of
Phoenix
Charles Murphy
Carmel Trust Company
Linton and Associates
Tempe
Little League Registration Tomorrow at Saloma School Cafeteria
Registration for boys aged eight to under thirteen before August 1 is set for tomorrow at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 9 a.m. at Saloma school cafeteria. One parent must attend. birth certificate not needed. a fee covers insurance. Boundaries include West on 7th, East Granite Reef Road, South Thomas Road, North Arizona canal. Players within the area who played last year may participate this year per Bill Waybill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocat
Granite Reef Road
Thomas Road
Arizona Canal
Bill Waybill
Circus Comes to Frontier Town for 10 Day Run
Frontier Town merchants bring a ten day circus to the town parking lot starting a week from tomorrow. Daily shows run from noon to midnight with three performances and free admission tickets with each one dollar purchase. The event features clowns elephants aerialists trained seals and a mammoth midway attracting likely multiple visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Town
Cubs Plan First Annual Blue and Gold Banquet
Cub senuts of Tonalea school sponsored by Scottsdale Hills lodge hold the first annual Blue and Gold banquet on Friday March 4 at 6 30 p m in the Tonalea cafetorium. Den Mathers and the Pack committee prepare a skit program and a Webelo ceremony will graduate one Cub into Scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonalea Schol
Scottsdale Hills Lodge
Tonalea Cafetorium
den Mathers
Buffalo Bill statue stolen from theater prop found near airport
Scottsdale sculptor Dee Flagg says his wood carving of Buffalo Bill was stolen Thursday from in front of the Pink Garter theater. Phoenix police found the statue Saturday night near Sky Harbor airport. Flagg estimates about 500 damage and values the carving at 1000. It had been used as a theater prop and kept in his convertible for return home.
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Buffalo Bill
Dee Flagg
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Sky Harbor
Flage
Nine Lovelies Enter Red Sox Miss Contest 1960
Nine candidates enter the Miss Red Sox of 1960 contest with more expected by March 1. Louise Zah announces entries sponsored by retailers and shops. committee of Red Sox players will judge on March 7 at a Safari hotel dinner hosted by Gracious Dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Zah
Boosters Club
Cindy Waltermire
Neary
Marian Danforth
Red Dog Satcon
Melinda Mittnich
the Cactus Belle
Terry Miller
Entrico
Vicky Turner
Kive
Ste Pitunistis
Kiva Craft Center
Donna Allert
Barbara Skinner
Fifth Avenue
Marsha Scibella
Gay Miller
Valley Ho
Red Sox
Safari Hotel
Paul Shanks
Vaqueros Ride Next Week Fundraiser for Scottsdale Club
The Verde Vaqueros plan a week long ride from Fort McDowell to Sugarloaf Mountain Dos S Ranch and Sunflower returning to the Fort with 100 plus riders from a dozen states. Net proceeds support the Scottsdale Boys Club with last year’s event totaling $5,000 and a reception for riders and wives planned at Mountain Shadows. James A. Beaman serves as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McDowell
Sugarloaf Mountain
Dos S Ranch
Sunflower
Fort
Scottsdale Boys Club
Mountain Shadows
James A. Beaman
Man Loses Watch After Scottsdale Washroom Stop
Elliott Morris of Phoenix reported a theft at a Scottsdale service station while washing hands. His watch valued at 95 dollars disappeared after he placed it on a basin and left, according to a town marshal’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Morris
North 16Th Drive
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Morris
Bids Opened for Scottsdale Grade Schools Exceed Estimates
Three Scottsdale elementary school bids, funded by $1.8 million in bonds, were opened by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. Total bids reached $1,413,000, about $103,000 over the engineers’ estimate. Ray P. Petersen of Phoenix bid on Navajo School. Paramount Constructors on Hopi School. Elal Grammer Construction on Hohokant School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Granite Reef
Caneback Roads
Ray P. Petersen
Phoenix
Fist and
Lafayette
Paramount Ruiders
Scottsdale Chamber Sets March 2 General Session
Chamber of Commerce President Dick Houseworth announced the first quarterly membership meeting for the year. The 7:30 p.m. session at Safari Hotel Convention Center will present the 1960 Work and Budget plan and feature a survey on what tourists and winter visitors like least about Scottsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Dick Houseworth
Safari Hotel Convention Center
Scottsdale
Houseworth
VFW Sells Magazines For Loan Project
Scottsdale VFW posts a five man team runs a Look Magazine subscription drive to raise funds for sickroom equipment. Proceeds fund hospital beds crutches walkers and wheelchairs loaned free to Scottsdale residents. Calls listed for Kent Huson and Kenton Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Look Magazine
Kent Huson
Whitney
Kenton Scott
Witney
VEW
VFW
Bob Parker
George Archambeault
Ken Yerger
Huson
Scott
Dave Hosea
Roy Brown
Scottsdale man named state rep for International Traders club
W. S. Lighthall of Scottsdale is named state representative for 1960 of the International Traders club of the National Institute of Real Estate Brokers. The appointment was announced by Richard J. Reno, general director of the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Lighthall
Scottsdale
International Traders Club
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
Richard J. Reno
National Organization
Lions In 21 Attend Midwinter Conference at Valley Ho Scottsdale
District 21 Lions convene at the Valley Ho Scottsdale with featured speaker Sherman B. Lowe of Salt Lake City past international director addressing a Sunday luncheon. Arizona Governor fan-min staff and Wesley Bolin greet Lowe on arrival. Meetings cover zone reports and planning for the June Flagstaff state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman B. Lowe
Salt Lake City
Arizona Lions
Wesley Bolin
Paul Fannin
Sky Harbor Airport
Lowe
Utah
Arizona
Lions International
Lowe Drug Company
John Utter
Scottsdale
District 21-A
Ted Nelson
Casa Grande
District 21-B
Valley Ho
Flagstaff
C. W. McKee
Hays
Kans
Papago Plaza Forms Promotion Committee
A Papago Plaza Promotion committee meeting elected Mrs. Pearl Koufax of Barry's Little People Fashions as chairman. Other members named include Hal Cooper of Hal's Record Plaza, Ron Hershberger of Ron's Photo Shop, Jake Craig, C. R. Anthony Co., Ed Lazarus of A. J. Bayless, Ray Pierce, Ryan Evans, Jim Sales of Sale's Furniture, and Virginia Smith of Mode-O Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cooper
Hal's
Record Plaza
Ron Hershberger
Ron's Photo Shop
Jake Craig
C. R. Anthony Co
Ed Lazarus
A. J. Bayless
Ray Pierce
Ryan Evans
Jim Sales
Sale’s Furniture
Virginia Smith
Mode-Oday
Todd Allen Wins SHS Junior Class Presidency
Todd Allen was elected junior class president at SHS to fill the vacancy left by Doug Lockhart who now attends Carl Hayden High School. He ran against Dick Brudette Greg Howell Larry Hep ler and Bill Kelly. Todd, 16, belongs to Scottsdale Singers and Madrigals under Joseph Esile, and participates in Key Club and Bowling Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd Allen
SHS
Doug Lockhart
Doug
Carl Hayden High School
Todd
Dick Brudette
Greg Howell
Larry Hepler
Bill Kelly
Scottsdale Singers and Madrigals
Joseph Esile
Key Club
Bowling Club
Heart Sunday campaign kicks off in Scottsdale
Mrs Don Tintary leads Heart Sunday efforts with Scottsdale Women's Club volunteers visiting homes to present contribution envelopes. Neighbors can donate anonymously, and each volunteer will carry official identification from a 1960 Heart Sunday kit. The drive aims to fight heart and blood vessel disease, the nation’s top health threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
Scottsdale
Don Tintary
N. 50Th PL
Mrs. Tintary
Tintary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mort E. Kimsey
Gene LaCroix
Edwin J. Tweed
Ray H. Weaver
Robert L. Aste
Ed Frank
Ot Scottsdale
Towns Hall
Committee of Freeholders
Mort Kimsey
Kimsey
Dian
Little League
Saloma School
Circus
Cubs
Vaqueros
Hohokant School
Oak Street
Elal Grammer Construction Company
Esti
Chamber
W. S. Lighthall
Lions
The
Fea
Papago Plaza
Papago Plaza Promotion Committee
Pearl Koufax
Barry
Little People Fashions
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