Scottsdale Progress Moves To New Building
The Scottsdale Progress relocates to 222 Bath Park Plaza west of the Community Center. Maxwell Dorne designed the building, boasting oak, walnut paneled front offices and a 70 000 cubic foot composing area. Daily publication is planned within months with new machinery being purchased.
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Scottsdale Progress
Bath Park Plaza
Progress
Maxwell Dorne
County Zoning and Planning Commission
Adobe House of the Center
Scottsdale
the Progress
Dorne
James G. Edmiston
Scottsdale Publishing, Inc
The
Scottsdale Considers Charter Vote and Bonds total 287000
Scottsdale city council set February 17 for a public charter vote and approved four general obligation bonds totaling 257000 and a revenue bond of 30000. funds would buy land for the town hall 57000 expand sewer 50000 build jail 145000 add left turn lanes and move irrigation ditches at Scottsdale and Indian School roads. a sewer study and plant expansion will be done by henningson durham and richardson. Pilatas pledges 25000 to pave camelback from scottsdale to miller if the county builds a canal bridge. parking bonds would fund two lots but current funds may be insufficient to complete the project.
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Scottsdale
Henningson, Durham and Richardson
Nick J. Pilatas
Camelbeck Park Plaza
Hayden
Miller
Camelback
Cameback Road
Pilatas
Paradise Valley Residents Seek Court Injunction Over Bridge
Property owners led by Avis Reed threaten to file an injunction to stop building a bridge across the Arizona canal at MacDonald road. Scottsdale attorney D Kelly Turner hired to pursue suit as county supervisors awarded a contract to Robert R Adams company. Some neighbors support the bridge while opponents fear MacDonald will become a truck route to Granite Reef road.
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Paradise Valley
Arizona Canal
MacDonald Road
Avis Reed
Scottsdale
D. Kelly Turner
Robert R. Adams Company
Phoenix
MacDonald
Granite Reef Road
SHS Students To Name Queen Saturday
Scottsdale High Student Council sponsors a post game dance with Arcadia High School to honor the Queen of Courts. Basketball players nominate three senior girls for Queen, to be crowned at halftime during the Sebttsdale Arcana game. Music by Tunetop pers. admission fifty cents stag seventy five cents drag.
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Scottsdale High
Arcadia High School
Bill Schrader Named to Maricopa Flood Board
Scottsdale council appoints Bill Schrader to the Maricopa County Flood Control Advisory Board. Schrader, a resident of the Indian Bend area prone to runoff damage, is chosen after the town council vote.
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Bill Sehrader
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Juveniles Damage Phone Booth in Local Vandalism
A group of juveniles damaged a telephone booth at the intersection of Orange and Southwest Lomaland drives Sunday morning. Officers report rocks were thrown and the total damage measured in SiN units.
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Orange
Lomaland Drive
Vision Research Chief to Speak at Arizona Optometric Convention
Dr Dean Cage of Scottsdale president of Vision Research Development will present The Child in the Back Row at the Arizona Optometric Association convention in Phoenix January 22 to 23. Public invited to attend morning and afternoon sessions and view vision exhibits on the mezzanine at the Ramada Inn.
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Dean Cage
Scottsdale
Vision Research Development Company
Arizona Optometric Association
Phoenia
Ramada Inn
Robert Russell Struck by Car on Second Street
Robert Lo Russell of East Fourth Street suffered a fracture of his right leg in an auto pedestrian crash at Second and Miller Tuesday evening. He was walking east on Second when struck by a car driven by Mrs Pauline Parry of SUOL East Palo Verde. Russell was transported to St Josephs hospital. Parry was not cited.
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Robert Lo Russell
Tos
Fourth Street
Second
Feltman Named New President of Scottsdale School Board
Paul Feltman was elected president of the Scottsdale District school board at the January 3 meeting, succeeding Sally Steig. Lester Mallory was chosen as clerk, replacing Feltman. The board reviewed and approved architects plans for Arcadia school additions to classrooms and physical education. Four replacement teachers were approved: Jean Tenk kindergarten Tonolea, Harald Robertson fifth grade Tavan, Violet Van Briel first grade Pima, Virginia DeJarnette second grade Pima.
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Paul Feltman
Scottsdale
Sally Steig
Lester Mallory
Feltman
Arcadia School
Jean Tenk
Tonolea
Harald Robertson
Tavan School
Violet van Briel
Pima School
Virginia DeJarnette
Pima
Community Center Survey Underway
Scottsdale Coordinating Council meets at the Boys' Club library to review the Community Center program and facilities. Harold Hossonn announces committees on an insurance survey the pool project and the 960 budget and program.
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Scottsdale Coordinating Council
Boys’ Club
Harold Hossonn
Jaycees Stage Frontier Open House Show
Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce Maverick Marshals host a Frontier Town two day open house with holiday style entertainments. Fireworks, shoots and all day store specials will be offered by Safeway Staples Drug Garden Heimforau HE ML Coin Laundry and other merchants including Gene's Furniture Sakis Liquors and Harold Kay Music with Spudnut Shop serving treats and coffee. Harold Kay's German Band performs Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m.
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Scottsdale
Harold Kay
Safeway
Staples Drug
Garden Heforau
HE & ML
Coin Laundry
Gene's Furniture Fashions
Capri Maternity
Chilts
Ted Mullen Real Estate
Spudnut Shop
Frontier Hardware
Sakis’ Liquors
Haghtreen
Bill Allen
Grosse Candy
Midge
Carol Truman Crowned Parada del Sol Queen at Scottsdale
Carol Truman a 20 year old ASU senior from Waddell Arizona was chosen Parada del Sol queen with attendants Sue Musselt and Helen Dillon. Finalists Judy Breech Patty Murray Gail Arnold were named at a staged dinner interview and judges included local business leaders and an ASU editor. The coronation kicked off a schedule including pre Parada events rodeo performances and a parade.
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Carol Truman
Arizona State University
Waddell, Ariz
Joanne Smoot
Sue Musselt
Santa Ana
Calif
Helen Db&jon
Show Lew
Royal Court
Mountain Shadows
Judy Breech
Yuma
Patty Murray
Rapid City
S.D
Gail Arnold
Phoenix
Jim Pennington
Staggs-Bilt Homes
Helen Dillon
Scottsdale Boys Club Names Junior Citizen and Boy of the Year
The Scottsdale Boys Club announces Joseph DeLory as Junior Citizen of the Year and signals his eligibility for the Boys Clubs of America Boy of the Year in April. The second annual board meeting also honors George Keebler for seven years of service and lists new officers including A. C. Mason as president.
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Joe Delory
David DeLory
Mesquite Drive
Scottsdale
Boys’ Club of
Scottsdale Club
Joseph DeLory
David H. DeLory
Joe
Boys' Clubs of America
Our Lady of Perpetual Help School
Scottsdale High Bond Election Planned for Next Tuesday
Voters in the Scottsdale school District will decide on a 1 660 000 bond issue for a third high school and Arcadia additions. Polls open 6 am to 7 pm at multiple Scottsdale area schools. registration available at Scottsdale Justice Court before election day.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia School
State of
Arizona
Scottsdale Justice Court
East First Street
Scottsdale High School
Indian School Road
Tavan School
East Osborn
Kachina School
East Campbell
Kiva School
East MacDonald
Tonto School
East Oak Street
Tonolea School
East Oak
Ingleside
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Philippine Nakura
Dorne Adets
Ters
Maxwell
New Quarters
Ball Park
SHS
Bill Schrader
Flood Board
Robert Russell
Arizona Foundation For the Blind
Jaycees
Wilt West
Frontier Town
Spudnut
Parada del Sol
Dave Elillstrom
Hallstrom
Helen Steinman
Scottsdale Little Loans Company
Herb Jensen
James Boyd
Scottsdale Road
Main Street
Seotisdale Bank of Douglas
Staggs-Bill Homes
Jaycee
Tommy Pappas
Bill Collins
Sigma Sigma Sigma
ASU
John C. Truman
Waddell
Carol
Sue Musfelt
W. 8. Musfelt
Gamma Phi Beta
Porethy Dillon
Sheriff's Posse
William Chase Norris
Scotsdale
Newman Club
ASU Radio Club
A. C. Mason
Don Chambers
Rob McCampbell
Arcadia
Reisnes Eli
Coronado High School
Coronado
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