Dog Licensing Slated February 1
Licensing of dogs and vaccinations for rabies will be offered in the Scottsdale School District on Saturday February 1 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Tontos School Loloma School Scottsdale High School and other sites with Dr Roy Lybrook Dro Elmer Powell and Dro Med Bramley providing services by order of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Humane Division. Fees are set by law: males 2.50 dollars spayed females 2.50 dollars and females 5.00 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Tontos School
East
Oak
Roy Lybrook
Scottsdale High School
East Indian School Road
Dro Elmer Powell
Loloma School
Second Street
Marshal Ave
Dro Med. Bramley
Morris Hodgson
Marfcopn County Sheriff's Office
Humane Division
Arizona
Couple details impossible journey in world adventure logue
Helen and Frank Schreider recount their amphibious jeep voyage from the Arctic to Tierra del Fuego in eighteen months. They navigated jungles and the Andes with the dog Dinah, stitching together 20 000 miles of land sea and air in La Tortuga. The World Adventure Logue series continues with tickets sold in Scottsdale venues and at the high school box office.
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Logue Sunday
Helen
Frank Schreider
Scottsdale High School
Arctic Circle
South America
Costa Rica
Panama
Caribbean Ocean
Schreiders
Andes
Argentina
Chile
Pitcuresque Lakes
Patagonia
Tierra del Fuego
Strait of Magellan
Ushuaia
Saturday Evening Post
Buck Saunder
Doctors Express Wish To Affiliate With Lutheran Hospital
About 1100 Maricopa County physicians have signaled interest in affiliating with the new Arizona Lutheran Hospital. A Scottsdale meeting formed a medical staff committee to begin organizing a 100 bed facility, aiming to ease the countywide shortage of hospital beds and serve Eastern Maricopa communities and Phoenix specialists.
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Maricopa County
Lutheran Hospital
Arizona Lautheran Hospital
BrtMark
Westerwelt
Doctors’ Committee
Scottsdale
Maricopa
Arizona Lutheran Hospital
Spring Piano Classes Open for Pupils
Rachael B. Williams is registering pupils for spring piano classes. A public recital will be held in May with prizes of 35 and 25 dollars for eighth grade or high school contestants toward U S C Summer Music Camp at Tempe. Several awards and progressive prizes will be awarded in lower grades. Phone WH 5 5106 for more information.
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Rachael B. Williams
U.S.C
Tempe
Junior MoMen and Junior Gleaners Dance After Mutual
The Junior MoMen and Junior Gleaners perform square dancing after Mutual on Wednesday evening at a church location.
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MoMen
Gleaners
Plentiful February Foods Include Pork and Vegetables
The USDA reports pork and vegetables top the plentiful foods list for February. Green peas canned or frozen lead the supply, with dish ideas like ground ham hash and peas with hot rice. Canned corn potatoes apples dried prunes also show strong availability for the month.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
C. Gibbs
University of Aki- 208
Arizona State Extends Courses At Scottsdale High
Arizona State will offer two extension courses at Scottsdale High School in the second semester. Beginning Jan 29 a three credit hour workshop in flannelboard and enrichment activities will be taught by Billie Coppinger of Tempe from 7 to 3 40 p.m. Wednesdays. On Jan 30 Luther Finley will teach a pre flight aeronautics course for teachers and laymen from 7 to 9 40 p.m. three semester hours credit. Registration at the first class meeting. fees set at 10 per semester hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona State
Scottsdale
Kelland Delivers Rotary Speech on Liberty and Two Party System
Clarence Buddington Kelland noted writer spoke at the Scottsdale Rotary Club at Camelback Inn on January 20. He urged preservation of human liberty and warned the two party system was becoming a no party system, urging reorganization within two years. Guests Glenn England Knapp Brown and W K Laird from Sioux City attended.
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Scottsdale
America
Rotary Club
Kelland
Glenn England
Knapp Brown
W. K. Laird
Sioux City, South Dakota
Mr. Kelland
Kappa Gamma Alumnae Candy Sale At Scottsdale High
Scottsdale Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae hold their third annual candy sale to benefit the Scholarship Fund during the Friday night basketball game at Scottsdale High School on January 24.
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Kappa Gamma
Scottsdale
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Scottsdale High School
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Conservative Baptist
Scottsdale Road
Thomas and McDowell
East Main Street
Gardner
Slim Down
S. Scottsdale Road
Dinah
Westervelt
William G. Payne
Franklin B. Laneback
Rodger P. Hiatt
J. Edwin Keppel
Robert D. Weaver
Mesa
Robert Dpd. Erickson
Chandler
Normart A.*ross
Phoenix
Royal W. Roseenquist
Jess A. Conant
Mesa Country Club
James Beattie & Associates
Paradise Valley Insurance ‘Agency
James Beattie
Pima Plaza
G. Herb Caywood
Lynne Sennette
Howard
R. ‘Ryan, Jr
Fern Stewart
Clarence B. Kelland
Scottsdale’ Road
Scottsdale Whitby
Mead Office
Getive
First Street
Charles R. Bathurst
Madge S. Poore John
A. Warrénh
Austin O. E
Ed’ Stires Hester B. Slocum
John W. Slocum
Dardin Sc. C. D
Printcraft Division OF
Maddock & Associates
Cottsdale
Scottsddle Christian Church
Christ
The
Bank of Douglas
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tith Ave
W. Thomas Rd
Bayless Market
Republic and Gazette
Tues
Evening College
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