Scottsdale Progress Buys Press And Equipment For Daily Plant
Scottsdale Progress purchases a complete daily newspaper plant from Riverside California. The package includes a Goss web press and typesetting equipment for a modern newsroom. The move to 22 Ball Park Plate is planned within days with separate departments for editorial advertising and business plus a wire service room.
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Scottsdale Progress
Riverside
Calif
Ball Park Plate
Yte
Goss Webb
Ludlow
ST South Brown
California
The
Progress
Jim Boyd
Baill Park Plaza
Maxwell Dome
Lincoln Drive Extension Connects Paradise Valley to Phoenix
Fred Glendenning announced Lincoln Drive will extend west to Glendale Avenue at 26th Street to form a north south link linking Paradise Valley with northern Phoenix and Glendale by year end. Additional widening on 44th Street to MacDonald and Tatum north of MacDonald will create a north south corridor to Paradise Valley north of the mountains. Some residents oppose the plan fearing it will create a commercial route bypassing Phoenix and Scottsdale traffic.
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Lincoln
Glendale Avenue
26Th Street
Paradiese Valley
Phoenix
Glendale
Wes
Fred Gildenning
Ineer
44Th Street
MacDonald
Tatum Noth
Paradise Valley
Glendenning
Tatum
Scottsdale
Mesa
Motorola Manager Lions Club Speaker Delivers Science Talk
Dr A Lester Hogan general manager of Motorola Semi-Conductor Division spoke to the Scottsdale Lions Club on scientific progress since 1990 and future advances. He predicted a new era of achievement with peaceful hydrogen use to provide water from sea supply and desalination. Lions plan ladies night at Safari on January 26 with induction of new members.
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Lions Club
Safari
Safari Hotel Hosts Open House for Three Major Events
Safari Hotel celebrates three events this week with the opening of the new St uhit wing the formal opening of the convention hall and the arrival of Paul V Shank and associates to operate the dining room and cocktail lounge. Scottsdale Progress highlights the events with a second section devoted to coverage. An invitational open house and welcome party will run Crum 3 to $30 Sunday at the Safari convention center.
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Safar
Stuhit
Paul V. Shank
Scottsdale Progress
New Safari Convention Center
Smith fills Scottsdale Council vacancy in hurried vote
Austin G. Smith, Scottsdale realtor, was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Jim Matthews after a Tuesday council session. A New York City native, Smith came to Scottsdale in 1954 and has strong Chicago planning ties. He urged strong planning and zoning as key needs for Scottsdale's growth.
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Austin G. Smith
Scottsdale
Jim Matthews
Smith
Mort Kimsey
New York City
Fivanston
Germaine
Austin Go Jr
University of Notre Dame
Alden’s
Chicago
Chete
James
ASU
US Air Force
Attica
Europe
Phoenix
Military Order of Wareld Wares
Scottsdale teachers seek new starting pay and scale
A salary committee of the United Scottsdale Classroom Teachers Association asked the district school board for a new pay schedule. Starting pay would rise from 4050 to 4550 with steps up to 8600, and higher scales for those with degrees and additional graduate study. The board took the proposal under advisement.
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Scottsdale
United Scottsdale Classroom Teachers Association
Jim Kimball
Jeff Larson
Cochairmen
Phoenix
Red Sox Boosters Committees Named
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Baseball committee reorganized for the 1960 Red Sox season. Bill Worley is general chairman. Hubert Dye leads membership with Walter Richter Tony Manzari De David T Lawless on the list.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Boston Red Sox
Bill Worley
Red Sox Boosters Club
Hubert Dye
Walter Richter
Tony Manzari
David T. Lawless
Jim Boyd
Jack Thompson
Bob Dillon
Charlie Briley
Dale Andersort
Walt Richter
Anderson
Jim Matthews
Don Davis
Mort Kintsey
Bill Warley
Pat O'Day
Tony Manari
Ted Diebold
Wayne Marietta
Tommy Pappas
Bob Flores
Dan Weisberger
Dutt Dodd
Sportsman's Club Names New Officers
Scottsdale Sportsmen's club elects new officers in December to preside at the first meeting in Death Village on North Miller road. Officers are Jobe Masterson president Jack Fox vice president Art Zeleny secretary treasurer All Sentisdale hunting and fishing enthusiasts are invited to attend.
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Scottsdale Sportsmen’s Club
Ingo
Death Village
North Miller Road
Jobe Masterson
Jack Fox
Art Zeleny
Sentisdale
Town Bond Election Date Changed To February 23
Scottsdale moves the town bond election from February 17 to February 23 to meet state notice rules. City Manager Gordon Allison outlines four general obligation bonds totaling 254000 for land purchase and a new municipal building with jail offices and courtrooms, plus sewer extension and intersection improvements to ease traffic and crowding.
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Gordon Allison
De Molay Chapter Aids Blind School Activities
De Molay chapter from Senttsdale aids Godfrey School for the Blind in Scnttsdale during semester break. Members work at the school today. A rifle club is forming and will affiliate with the National Rifle Association. DeMolay Cad Don Reese helped form the club. A yearbook ad campaign is planned led by Cullen Hollister, David Knight and Donald Dappe.
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Cullen Hollister
David Knight
Donald Dappe
Workman Injured In Fall On City Build Site
A workman on a construction site at 00 East Indian School Road fell several feet after a scaffold failure Monday. Clintineo Salvatore of 27 East Windsor Phairin was taken to St. Joseph's hospital for possible skull fracture treatment.
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Clintineo Salvatore
East Windsor
Phaerin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Scottsdale spotlight in a special Decade of Progress issue
Limited copies of the special edition explore Scottsdale as a cow path then village, touting it as the West's most Western town for readers in cold regions seeking a vivid regional profile.
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Scottsdale
West
Bake Sale Saturday at Bart's Market by Scottsdale Scrupto rtst club
A bake sale will be held Saturday at Bart's Market organized by the Scottsdale Scrupto rtst club. Patrons are advised to come early for the best selection.
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Loacm
Bart's Market
Scottsdale Scruptortst Club
Judy Osborne Crowned Queen of Courts at Scottsdale High
At halftime of the Scotts dale Arcadia game Judy Osborne was crowned Queen of Courts by team captain Tony Raineri. She received a silver basketball charm and presided over the second half and a school dance. Three seniors Merridy Roesch Jan Winquist and Judy Osborne were named candidates for the tradition.
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Judy Osbourne
Tony Raineri
Judy
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Merridy Roesch
Big Beaver
Jan Winquist
Judy Osborne
Beaver Builders
Warning Sign Erected on Indian School Road
A warning sign has been erected on Indian School Road just west of Hayden Road due to a long standing hazard from a dangerous road shoulder condition.
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Indian School Road
Hayden Road
Scottsdale High bonds pass in vote for additions and new Coronado school
Scottsdale voters approve a second high school bond for 1.66 million dollars for Arcadia High additions and Coronado school first phase, with 3 486 total ballots and 77 voids. Tavan opposes while Kiva Tonto Tonalea and Ingleside vote strongly yes. Joint sale planned to improve interest rates.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Coronado School
Scottsdale High School
Tavan
Kiva
Tonto
Kachina
Tonalea
Ingleside
Parada Princess Finalists Named for Scottsdale High
Parada del Sol Princess finalists named at Scottsdale High Nancy Cook Susanna Spann Sharon Hutchins and Kay James were chosen to solicit funds before the Coronation Ball on Friday January 29. The top fundraiser will be named Parada Princess 1960 with the Coronation Ball following the game with Prescott January 30 featuring the Beaver Band.
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Scottsdale
Nancy Cook
Susanna Spann
Sharon Hutchins
Kay James
Prescott
Beaver Band
Drum and Bugle Corps Nears Scottsdale Parade
Harold Kay, instructor for the Boys' Club of Scottsdale, reports the 20 boy drum and bugle corps is ready for the Parada del Sol Parade after four lessons. Instruments have been funded by Scottsdale merchants. a new bugle was bought by Money Oldsmobile with help from board member David McLelland who notes four bugles and cymbals are still needed.
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Harold Kay
Boys’ Club
Scottsdale
Carolyn Whitaker Seeks Queen Title at Junior Rodeo
Carolyn Whitaker of Scottsdale High is a finalist for Rodeo Queen at the World's Championship Junior Rodeo. The event, sponsored by the Arizona Mounted Patrol and Mesa Sertoma, runs February 6–7 near Mesa. Carolyn won an January 9 elimination with Sheila Ware Sandy Ruffin and Pat Green.
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Carolyn Whitaker
Scottsdale High School
Arizona Mounted Patrol
Mesa Sertoma Club
Mesa
Carolyn
Scottsdale High
Sheila Ware
Sandy Ruffin
Pat Green
Tempe
Chandler
Gilbert
Arcadia
Beavers and Flagstaff To Clash In Conference Game
Scottsdale High School hosts Flagstaff Friday in a key AA conference matchup. Beavers coach Theo Heap notes Flagstaff and Washington as league leaders while Washington recently lost to Scottsdale. Scottsdale seeks first place with a win and lists starters Pete Dooley Jan Kleinman Rex Short Dennis Boucher and Phil Brady.
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Scottsdale
Flagstaff
Washington
Beaver
Theo Heap
Eagles
Beavers
Tempe
Glendale
Prescott
Pete Dooley
Jan Kleinman
Rex Short
Dennis Boucher
Phil Brady
Police Seek Stolen Hertz 1960 Ford Sedan
Scottsdale police hunt for a Hertz rental car reported stolen from the Red Dog Saloon parking lot between 9 p.m. and 11:20 p.m. on January 17. The vehicle is a 1960 Ford sedan.
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Scottsdale
Hertz
Red Dog Saloon
Driver Is Fined For Drunk Driving
Harold Allen Christensen was cited December 26 for drunk driving and fined 100 dollars by Town Magistrate Marlin Bixler after a magistrates hearing on the charge.
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Harold Allen Christensen
Marlin Bixler
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A. C. Mason
Dafe Dodd
Don Orton
John Blackwell
Bill Weirich
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Indian School Roads
de Molay Chapter
Aids Blind School
Senttsdale
de Molay
Godfrey School For the Blind
National Rifle
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DeMolay
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Judy Osburne
Tavan District
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Parada
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Tsquare Group
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