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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1953
Page
7
Mrs. Elsie H. Morris from the University of Arizona advises placing freezers in cool dry well ventilated spots with good air circulation. Avoid corners. ensure a strong floor to support weight. upright models stress floors more. Measure space to fit the chosen freezer before purchase.
The Moonlight Riders held their Sunday ride with Mrs. Thomas Crawford singing in French and English. Thirty members attended. Sam Kieck was reelected president Norm Nelson vice president Emma Dillon secretary and treasurer Archie Dillon Arnold Kester and Walter Moore were elected as committee members. The club invites public participation and plans the next ride, aiming for national recognition through Arizona Highways.
In last week's Progress a photo credit misidentified rider in the Sheriffs Posse image as unknown. The rider is Paul White, a director. An ad and story correct Walter L Jennings to Walter R Jennings.
A serviceman in Sendai Japan writes to his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Fonda Estes Park Colorado sharing reflections on Christmas away from home He describes silent night holy night all is calm all is bright and recalls last year’s cold but joyful to evoke the spirit of the season and personal faith in Christ amid war’s separation.
Employers meeting Employment Security Act requirements must apply for termination of liability for state unemployment insurance taxes in January. A written request to the Commission before January 31 will release them from quarterly reports and 1953 tax payments. To terminate liability at end of 1952 an employer must have fewer than twenty weeks with three or more workers. Terminating an account may forfeit reduced tax service.
A reader reflects on bells ringing through mountains and towns as a Christmas invitation. The letter expresses hope that next Christmas will feel fuller and thanks parents for gifts like chocolate gloves cookies and lighter. The message closes with love and holiday cheer.
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