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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1961

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Scottsdale plans 200 unit senior citizens apartment project

Ground will be broken by February 1 at the old Brownmoor school site on Indian School rd in Scottsdale for a 200 unit senior citizen apartment motel. The $2,800,000 project will include 16 efficiency units 22 two bedroom and 162 one bedroom units with 270 parking spaces seven elevators a pool and pitch and putt course. Designed by Charles Polacek the construction is by E L Farmers of Scottsdale financed by Apple White Mortgage and Investment Co Phoenix. The venture includes several named partners and is processed under FHA Section 481 with Kenneth Flickinger directing Arizona FHA operations. An on site leasing office will serve moderate rentals.

Brownmoor Indian School Rd Gist ‘St Scottsdale Thom Hickey Scottsdale Investment Hracker Aan Vv Venewesy Wawsewas Hickey Charles Polacek E. L. Farmer’ S Construction Company Apple White Mortgage and Investment Co Phoenix Paul von ‘Gontard Wy‘oming Cattleman Adolph von: Gontard St. Louis Zel Kuehn Dallas Pex Ed. Truxal FHA Kenneth G. Flickinger Arizona

Phoenix tax and sewage woes drive Scottsdale water plan

A Scottsdale letter criticizes Phoenix for overdevelopment and poor services. It highlights South Phoenix sewage overload, the 24th street storm-sewer cut, and a high Phoenix property tax rate. The author argues Scottsdale should build its own water system to avoid Phoenix-style excess.

Eleven elected to Valley Community Hospital board

At the first annual meeting Monday evening in the Valley Ho Hotel, eleven members were elected to the Valley Community Hospital board: George Botsford Roland Feltman Kemper Goodwin Lute Wasbotten John Pritelaff A Vick Swartson Chet A Smith Larence Carr B J Denison Mrs Joseph Clifford and John R McLaughlin. Dr Rex Peterson was named chairman of the doctors Liaison committee to coordinate with the hospital board and medical staff and to oversee regional coverage facilities.

Valley Community Hospital Hospital Corporation Valley Ho George Botsford Roland Feltman Kemper Goodwin Lute Wasbotten John Pritelaff A. Vick Swartson Chet A. Smith Larence Carr B. J. Denison Joseph Clifford John R. McLaughlin Rex Peterson Peterson

Williams Issues Warning On Liberty At Scottsdale Luncheon

Former Phoenix Mayor Jack Williams told Scotts dale Chamber of Commerce at Hotel Valley Ho that society must balance private desires with public need. He warned against communism and warned that compromise undermines freedom as authority versus individual responsibility defines the liberty struggle.

Phoenix Jack Williams Scottsdale

Western Parada del Sol events tease a wild Saturday

The 1961 pre-Parada season features a 1 p.m. hold up along First Street and Scottsdale Road with Mavericks posted on rooftops and behind barricades to capture the outlaw band. A square dance, pie eating contest, western band, and kangaroo court follow, leading to the Parada del Sol festivities February 3 to 5 including a world championship rodeo and all horse parade February 4 starting at Stetson Drive.

Jaycee Marshal's Mavericks Western Savings Office First St Scottsdale Rd Scottsdale Jaycee Rodeo Arena Hinton St Jaycee Main St

Applicants Sought For Town Marshal Position

Town Marshal job applications are due by Friday February 10. Applicants need at least ten years police experience with five in admin or supervisory roles. Graduation from the National Police Academy is desirable. Applications will be reviewed by the town manager and council, then finalists will face oral interviews with the manager and representatives from the State Highway Patrol the FBI and the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Robert McNutt National Police Academy McNutt State Highway Petrol FBI Maricopa County

Bank of Scottsdale taps Sillers for presidency

Thomas J. Sillers, named president of the new Bank of Scottsdale, awaits FDIC approval to open on Scottsdale Road near the Kachina Theater. The state bank superintendent already cleared the independent, home owned bank. Sillers brings Whitefish Montana leadership, rising from messenger to bank president in 1950 after a World War I start as a teller.

Scottsdale Thomas J. Sillers Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Bank of Scottsdale Scottsdale Road Sillers First National Bank of

Peb Town voter registration deadline for Feb 21 primary

Voters must register to vote in the Peb Town primary by the listed deadline. Registration available at Town Clerk office 133 East Main St Scottsdale Justice Office East First St or any county registration or justice office.

East Main St Scottsdale Justice East First St

Scottsdale Student Body President Wins Naval Academy Appointment

Dick Burdette of Scottsdale High earned a congressional appointment from Arizona's John J. Rhodes to the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. He joins four Arizona selections among 750 incoming freshmen. Burdette, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Burdette 6228 Calle Rosa, is accepted pending a rigorous physical. He holds multiple leadership roles including Senate president for the 1961 Model Legislature and district church and youth group positions.

Scottsdale High Dick Burdette Arizona John J. Rhodes U. S. Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland Burdette United States Senate Squires Hi-V Lettermen’s Mu- Alpha-Theta Boy's State National Conference of Christians and Jews Richard Burdette Calle Rosa

Town Council Calls Bids for Hayden Outfall and North Canal Sewer

Bids for major sewer projects were requested by the Town Council on Tuesday night. Bid openings are set for February 9 for the Hayden outfall segment with a pump station, and January 24 for a line northward across Arizona Canal at Indian School Road and Monte Vista. A preliminary plan report for the new southeast sewer plant and Hayden road outfall was presented by Robert L. Reins of Omaha, vice president of Henningse n Durham and Richardson Co.

Hayden Arizona Canal Indian School Rd Monte Vista Hayden Road Robert L. Reins Omaha Henningsen, Durham and Richardson Co

FBI Arrests Notorious Gunman in Scottsdale Sting

In downtown Scottsdale FBI agents nabbed Merle Lyle Gall and two companions after surrounding their parked car. Gall, 37, once on the Ten Most Wanted list, faced arrest on burglary and related charges while carrying false IDs. Helpley, Roll charged with harboring Gall.

FBI Scottsdale Arizona FBI E. L. Boyle Gali William Albert Helpley Midland City Globe Dean Jay Roll Claypool Jaycees Boyle Phoe Gall Great Falls Mont Helpley Roll

Annexation maps for Scottsdale north and east area planned

Town council heard plans for maps and ordinances to annex a 2.5 square mile area north and east of Scottsdale. Hallcraft Homes will start a 2200 home development there immediately. Town Manager McNutt reported strong annexation progress in the Invergordon Monte Vista strip with over half of private property valuation signed.

Scottsdale Aoe Hallcraft Homes Invergordon- Monte Vista Robert McNutt

First Scottsdale Boy's Clubs Medallion winner named

Mark Cockrill of 607 East Third Street was honored as the first Scottsdale recipient of the national Boys Clubs of America Medallion award for service at a directors dinner held Tuesday night at Paradise Valley Country Club.

Scottsdale Boys’ Clubs of America Paradise Valley Country Club Mark Cockrill East Third St

Two Are Honored By Boys' Club

The Boys' Club of America awarded its first national medallion to Mark Cockrill director and fundraiser for the Scottsdale club. The golden Man and Boy award for 1961 went to Chet Smith who joined the board in 1957. New officers and directors were elected and appointed for 1961 at Paradise Valley Country Club.

Boys’ Club Chet Smith Cockrill Lyle Hiner Bob McCampbell Robert E. Corby Joe Wong David McLelland Marlin Bixler Bert Carlson Paul Messinger Dave Reede Gene Scott James Stanzel

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