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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1955
Page
5
The Winfield Scott PTA monthly meeting is postponed one week. The next meeting will be held Tuesday January 25 instead of January 18. A special program of preparation is planned for this gathering with details to be announced later.
The guide suggests wetting a finger or rim of the bottle to coax a drop, noting that dipping a finger in water and moistening the rim yields even drops. It also advises transferring evaporated milk from the can to a container to keep it fresh longer and mentions duck blind camouflage tips.
Final tallies show union barbers statewide collected 8391.53 for crippled children on the Second Annual Arizona Union Barbers Day. Barbers contributed 7017.24 in wages plus 1374.29 from the public, with the largest single shop giving 155.00, while Emerson thanked the public and the barbers for their support to the Arizona Society for Crippled Children and Adults.
Mrs. Francis Paxton, Winfield Scott school librarian, reports a $300 donation from the Winfield Scott Parent Teacher Association funds another shipment of books. PTA project this year features Land Mark titles, including history, fiction, biographies, and science. Newberry Award selections for children are included. Mr and Mrs Montanez welcomed a baby girl born January 7 at Memorial Hospital.
A horticulture note advises plant timing for roses in Arizona, noting late January to early February planting risks. It recommends diggings two foot diameter holes 1.5 to 2 feet deep, improve with well-rotted manure and agricultural sulfur, and prepare beds 15 to 18 inches deep.
The National Association of Retired and Veteran Railway Employees Unit 61 schedules its regular meeting for Monday January 17 at the University Park Club House corner 10th Ave and West Van Buren. A covered dish lunch at 12 30 p m invites all former railway employees. Mr and Mrs Lester Matlick welcome a baby girl born Thursday January 6 of the same family.
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