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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1951

Page

4

Cactus Club Reelects Leader at Desert Garden Meeting

At a well attended Desert Botanical Garden gathering the Cactomaniacs re elected C E Mieg as Chief Maniac and Miss Mabel Richardson as Secretary. New members include Mr and Mrs Peter Rasmussen of Everett Washington and Paradise Valley. The club plans a large display in the forthcoming annual show February 18 to 25 expected to draw at least 20000 visitors.

Desert Botanical Garden C. E. Mieg Maniac Mabel Richardson Peter, Rasmussen Everett, Wash Paradise Valley Forthing Botanical Garden

Pink Day at Camelback Inn Turns Town Western

New saw horses and lumber built a pink themed ramp for a street show donated by Duhame Construction and family. Ed Ast organized a street cleaner to tidy up after. Snowball the pink camelback Inn jackass drew attention as riders, cowboys, and teens packed along the sidewalk in a festive western scene.

Duhame Construction Company Duhame’s Ed Ast Camelback Inn Pedro Camlelback Inn West

Benefit Polio Dance Tickets On Sale

Tickets go on sale this week for a March of Dimes benefit dance sponsored by Sipe- Peterson Post 44 American Legion at the Legion Home. Priced at 1.50 per couple, tickets available at the Legion Home Scottsdale Progress or from Legion or Auxiliary members. Alvin Brown commander advised proceeds from the dance and club that night will go to the March of Dimes.

Sipe- Peterson Post No. 44 American Legion Legion Home Scottsdale Progress Legion Auxiliary Alvin Brown

March of Dimes Committee Named for Business District Drive

Names of committee members released for the 1951 March of Dimes drive led by Mrs. Cecil Raleigh. Members include Charles F. Cox Sax Pettit Les Larson and Mrs. Tom Coxe and Mrs. Robert Britton. Campaign runs through January 31 with wage law note on child labor.

Cecil Raleigh Charles F. Cox Sax Pettit Les Larson Tom Coxe Robert Britton

SHS Beavers Chase Back-to-Back Casaba Wins

Scottsdale High School Beavers enter a busy weekend schedule hosting Gila Bend Friday and SPHS Owls Saturday at Litchfield Park after a pair of close 48 43 and 50 49 wins. Wayne Geddis scored 17 points both nights while reserves push for minutes.

Scottsdale High School Beaver Cagers Gila Bend Sphs Owls Litchfield Park Gila Benders Beavers Jiggs Hardt Hardt Buckeye Hawks Braves Wayne Geddis Bill Kelly Shelby Copeland Cohen

March of Dimes Fund Ticket Sales Lead by Mrs Alvin Brown

Mrs. Alvin Brown is in charge of ticket sales for a March of Dimes fund drive. The announcement assigns her responsibilities for coordinating donations and advancing the campaign locally.

March of Dimes Fund Alvin Brown

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Reelect C. E. Mieg Cactus Club Scottsdale Mate Buck Ruth Warrick Ellen Drew RKO Rudis Pictures Garfield Neal Paramount Presentar AS Tokorea Nea Erate Fare Lend eEets Oe Parker Rew AL Roman James Whitmore Nancy Davis Actin Harles Winninger Phil Savers Polio Dance Net March of Dimes Committee Swenson East Main Lindsey Agency Main Street M.J.B IRIS Libby Chuck Roast
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