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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1959
Page
1
Traffic officials address dangers at road construction sites as 40 000 miles of interstate work and yearly upgrades raise crash risks. Michigan uses a see ability program with black and yellow jackets and 8 foot reflective STOP SLOW signs to improve driver awareness day and night.
An exhibit of sub tropical onyx in natural colors opens Monday January 26 at Rancho Vista Bonita on Pinnach Peak Road, 18 miles from Scottsdale Road. The collection by Wathey Gilbert features hand worked pieces with unique colors and patterns, running daily 1106 p.m. to Sunday February 1.
Northwest Mrs Donald McCluren and Mrs Richard Bowdish welcome sons, with addresses 4049 FE Devonshire and 4330 E McDowell. Walter Hill and George Jarvie report sons born January 13 to 18 and January 17 in Scottsdale. Nine daughters mentioned in fragment.
The First Baptist Church of Miesa welcomes Rev Don Rotta as Youth Director and Christian Education Director The School of Missions continues at the First Preaptist studying Middle East religious differences attendance open to all. The Senior Luther League of Stottswide Lutheran held a skating party at Tee Land with attendees listed and Dr Richard Shutz as sponsor
The column explains police power as state authority to regulate for public health safety and welfare, subject to reasonable limits. It discusses legislative control, hazards, and the prohibition of harmful trades, plus arbitration as an alternative dispute method where parties sign a written agreement and accept court-style procedures for awards.
A brief note explains that arbitration covers more than labor disputes and can apply to various workplace disagreements. It outlines that parties to a dispute other than labor matters may choose arbitration to resolve their issues outside courts.
The article urges a re season checkup and servicing before winter. It advises local service stations to inspect oil tires brakes radiator battery and windshields. It also suggests a lubrication job wheel alignment antifreeze and battery charging as preventive steps.
The Ascension Lutheran Church annual congregational meeting is set for Monday January 26 with a 6 30 pot luck dinner followed by reports presented as The Story of Ascension 1958 Colored slides will show congregation activities Election of new Church Council members and the 1959 budget will be on the agenda Pastor Raumeart leads Sunday services at 11 00 with God Speaks A nursery is available for infants and small children Junior and Senior Leagues meet at 7 00 Sunday evening professors invite married couples to a Friday January 30 Luther College concert at the Phoenix Woman's Club
Conrad's Scottsdale Furniture advertises a sofa and chair set in hand loomed fabric with foam cushions. Regular 350 sale price 249.50 with bank financing and no down payment. Also offers reupholstering and restyling at 236 E. Main.
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