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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
4
Scottsdale officials announced enforcement of a new convicts ordinance starting June 11. Felons must register prior convictions with the city attorney, with confidentiality, photos and fingerprints on file. City Attorney Osmund Burton says it aids protection and helps clear suspects quickly.
Scottsdale resident Stewart M. Morris has been appointed agent here for the Mesa district office of the Prudential Insurance Co. He is a Bangor, Pennsylvania native, served in the U S Army, and joins his wife Jacqueline and five children Stewart Jr, Jacquelyn, Edna, John, and Bettye Kay.
The Scottsdale Players premiered The Burning Man at Stagebrush Theatre last night delivering a polished whodunit. Director Tim J. Kelly guided a strong ensemble including Dorothy Jones as Mrs. Henri Aubert and Sherri Chesson as Dolly Adrian with lively performances and brisk pacing.
The Traffic and Parking Committee will meet Harvey Evans from Wilbur R Smith and Associates at the Executive House at 1 pm on Monday June 4 to estimate survey costs. The Congressional Action Committee urges members to contact representatives on the King Anderson Bill. Bill Rhoades will review current tax legislation for recommendations. A new Scottsdale budget study committee, chaired by Dick Mason, with Mrs. Richard Timmons and Paul Messinger, was formed.
The Mosaics Class scheduled by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department on Thursdays will not be held. Mosaics Classes have been cancelled until further notice.
Troy Irvine reviews early 1962 pop and rhythm and blues releases. Notables include Baby Elephant Walk Lawrence Welk and the Miniture Men and Party Lights by Claudine Clark as Dick Clark promotes them. The column praises new discs while noting local stock shortages and nostalgic hits shaping the year.
Cor onado homemaking students visit the Arizona Crippled Children Hospital to sing tell stories and play with toys during feeding hours. Miss Doris Evans leads sessions with committees from five classes while plans for summer trips and continued volunteer work emerge. Five juniors win National Science Foundation scholarships to study math and science at colleges nationwide and five teachers receive National Education Defense Act grants to improve teaching proficiency.
Students and staff urge open coverage of space probe projects while others argue secrecy to protect national interests. Quotes from Gloria Post Nancy Dolan Kathy Taylor Tant Murtangh Doug Morehead reflect division on transparency versus security concerns about manned spaceflight and Soviet competition.
Clarence Allan head of Scottsdale Parks and Recreation says the Arizona Recreation Association renamed itself Arizona Parks and Recreation Association at a Board meeting at the Ramada Inn in Tucson. He cited the move as aligning with outdoor recreation trends and the association becoming a pace setter for the future.
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