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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1953
Page
11
Scotts dale area residents can pick up 15 day old cockerels at the Scottsdale Feed and Seed Store as part of a Purina dealers program to encourage home chicken flocks. The first 100 adults entering after 8 30 a m will receive chicks while others are registered for future deliveries.
Mr and Mrs Robert Garvey announce the birth of a baby boy on January 10 at Mesa Southside Hospital. The family celebrates welcoming a new member to their home in the city.
Mrs Williams second grade adds Bobby Fancher from Kamiat Idaho Sue Billings moves to Mrs Vogel fifth grade from Estes Park Colo Sandra Jacampo transfers to Scottsdale grammar from Wil son Phoenix Carolyn Langeberg joins Mrs Loomis from Bend Ore In Mrs Hoveys room Bri an Douglas from Del mar Union Calif new in 4 A Carlton Leedy Jr from Hartford Conn Mary Lou Van Slyke from Pennsylvania and Carol Ann Tiller from Tempe Ariz join three new in 4 A Two new fourth graders James Temple from California and Lynda Caldwell from Arkansas join Mr Frys room Billy Councilman out sick with polio and the class misses him.
Art Colony News reports the Arizona Chapter submits works for the first annual semi final at the Art Center Annex 19 Cororado Road with a preview Saturday 2 to 6 pm. The state exhibit opens Monday with a reception for new members. Arin Bennson leads refreshments with Madeline Blake and Maude Hodgin assisting. Public hours 1 to 6 daily and the sales committee greets guests. From 50 members a jury will select eight works for the Grand National AAPL Member Art Competition opening March 8 in New York City.
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