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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1957
Page
1
Johanna Rice laments the killing of her Saluki on Scottsdale Road and blames neighbors for failing to respect private property. She argues dogs must be tied or contained if fences are unaffordable and urges owners to take precautions to spare others grief.
Advertises a seasonal earning opportunity for housewives to serve distinguished clients at Camelback Inn. Claims good salary and meals, no hotel experience required, six day work week with vacations in hot months. Contact Bert Shoemaker in Whitney at 5-8441 for details.
Scottsdale officials sought and received Town Council permission to prepare a map of the corporate limits and surrounding area. Drillers report a rich gravel strata suggesting abundant water in a new deep well on Scottsdale Road near McCormick Ranch. Scottsdale Fire Department answered its first call from the Rural Fire Protection Company station for a grass fire near the CHI Carpenter residence on McDowell Road. The Scottsdale Junior Woman's Club marked its first anniversary led by Mrs. Gene Hanson. Choir director Mrs. Shirley Ericson hosts a Sunday choir school at the Methodist Church. Cub Scout pack names Shirley Brown as cubmaster and appoints Bernarr Broder as assistant, J. Ho Packham as committee chairman, and Frank Riley as treasurer.
Lt Governor Richard A. Smith installed Charles N. Ronan as Kiwanis Club of Sentisdale president at Lulu Belle Hall on January 7 1957. New officers include Dr Charles O Morris vice president Robert Lawren, and directors George Augsburger Robert Tarkington Richard Craigle James Waters. Outgoing president John Slocum reviewed past year and perfect attendance awards were given.
The Maricopa County Women's Republican Club will meet in the Phoenix Public Library auditorium on January 14 at 2 00 P M Charles Garland newly elected Republican party official will discuss plans for county progress A social tea and friendly hour follow Mrs John I Davidson will preside An agreeable afternoon is planned for all attendees
Rubber scrapers from Household Hult degrade when food sticks and oils dry them out. Grease clings to surfaces and softens rubber. Washing after each use extends their life and preserves flexibility.
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