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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

Page

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Poetic Sara Wins Rainbow Poetry Award in Scottsdale

Sara Blankemeier eight a second grader at St Daniel the Prophet School won first place in the seventh annual Creative Poetry Contest sponsored by the Arizona Department of Education. She earned a blue ribbon and a pin for A Rainbow in the Sky and plans to be a poet.

Sara Blankemeier Scottsdale Arizona Department of Education Sara St. Daniel the Prophet Robert Blankemeier Portland Disneyland George

Purse theft at Scottsdale home leads to police report

A Scottsdale woman reported her purse containing 243 dollars missing from her home while she was away. The break in likely occurred Sunday between 2 30 and 6 20 p m with entry gained by prying open the arcade door.

Scottsdale Phyllis L. Scheibel N. 83Rd St Arcadia

Rings and car stolen at Colonia Miramonte residence

The sheriff's office investigates the theft of two rings worth 2000 dollars from a Colonia Miramonte home near Camelback Inn. Rings belong to Wylma Stenjem of 7910 S Camelback Rd. She was staying with a friend when the rings disappeared, either Friday night or Saturday morning, and the victim later reported her car stolen.

Colonia Miramonte Camelback Inn Wylma Stenjem S. Camelback Rd Sheriff's Office

College board okays tentative budget for 1973 74

The Maricopa County Community College Board adopted a 24.58 million dollar tentative operating budget for 1973 74 an increase of 2.2 million over this year. District Finance Director A W Flowers cited higher salaries and 21 new employees as funded by a raised tax rate and state aid plus higher property valuation.

Maricopa County Community College Board of Governors A. W. Flowers Flowers Governing Board

Police seek rapist after second Phoenix assault in three days

An 18 year old Phoenix woman reports being raped in the desert north of Bell Road by a man who offered to drive her home from Tempe. It is the second rape reported in three days. Gerald M. Murphy, 21, of Windsor Avenue, is jailed on charges of raping a Scottsdale woman and burglary. He was released on bond. The victim fled after the assault and was treated at Maricopa County Hospital.

Phoenix Bell Road Tempe Gerald M. Murphy E. Windsor Ave Scottsdale Murphy Scottsdale Road

Heat wave to worsen in Phoenix area forecast

National Weather Service forecasters in Phoenix predict hotter weather for the Valley through Wednesday with daytime highs from the upper 70s in the mountains to 105 in the lower desert and with 80s to 107 in the deserts by Wednesday. Valley overnight lows will be in the upper 60s. Scottsdale reached 97.

Phoenix National Weather Service Scottsdale

Theatre workshop planned at Coronado High School

A seven week theatre arts workshop directed by Miss Judie Carroll and James E. runs from Wednesday to July 28 at Coronado High School. Valley students and incoming freshmen may enroll for half credit. Enrollment determines production size with a tentative list of plays. two smaller cast shows may be added. Classes meet 7 to 9 p.m. daily. One term $33, both terms $66. Registration is in Scottsdale High School lobby 1 to 5 p.m. on Wednesday.

Judie Carroll James E Coronado High School Valley Scottsdale High School

Scottsdale AARP Chapter to Meet at Los Arcos Church

The Scottsdale Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons will hold its monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Los Arcos United Methodist Church, 7425 E Culver. Rodney G Bugard horticulturist at Desert Botanical Garden of Arizona will speak on Cacti in Flower.

Scottsdale American Association of Retired Persons Los Arcos United Methodist Church E. Culver

Obituary: Bradley A Middaugh 17 Scottsdale Resident

Bradley A Middaugh 17 died of cancer at home 8253 E Glenrosa after graduating Scottsdale High School. He was born in South Bend Indiana moved to Scottsdale in 1965 and attended Our Heritage Wesleyan Church. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at 4640 N Granite Reef with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. Survivors include his parents two brothers a sister and grandparents.

Bradley A. Middaugh Scottsdale High School E. Glenrosa Middaugh Our Heritage Wesleyan Church South Bend Ind Nappanee Granite Reef Green Acres William Middaugh Scottsdale Charles Phoenix Thomas Billidean Middaugh Maggie Evans Charles Middaugh Bremen

Tillman Phoenician community leader dies at 63

Ernest R. Tillman 63 owner of Phoenix Restaurant Market Equipment Co and Papago Realty Co died at his home in Phoenix. He served as finance chairman of Camelback Seventh Day Adventist Church and held memberships in several civic groups. Survived by wife Mary a son Glen two daughters a sister and five grandchildren. Services at Camelback church then Paradise Chapel with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Contributions to church building fund suggested.

Ernest R. Tillman Phoenix Restaurant & Market Equipment Co Papago Realty Co Phoenix E. Edgemont Tillman Camelback Seventh-Day Adventist Church Sheriff's Air Posse Montezuma Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite el Zaribah Shrine Elks Lodge Arizona Club Elk City Okla Tucson Mary Glen E Linda Mance JoNell Tyson Higland Calif Clara Cole Paradise Chapel Greenwood Cemetery

Death notice for Bertha E Waldorf services in Green Acres

Mrs. Bertha E Waldorf 86 died Sunday in County Club Nursing Home. Born in Los Angeles she moved to Arizona in 1968 and was a Seventh day Adventist. Survived by three daughters Eva Kelly Ruth Ellioff and Freda Dunham four grandchildren and 12 great. Services 10 a m tomorrow at Green Acres Mortuary with burial there. Memorials preferred to charity.

Bertha E. Waldorf Green Acres Mortuary N. Hayden Green Acres Cemetery Waldorf E. Bellview County Club Nursing Home Los Angeles Arizona Seventh-day Adventist Church Eva Kelly Scottsdale Ruth Ellioff Whittier Calif Freda Dunham

County Pessimistic on Fuel Bids Deadline Set

Maricopa County Purchasing Director Joe Warnas says bids for gasoline and diesel next year are unlikely. The board set a June 26 deadline for bids as the Union Oil Co. contract expires July 1.

Phoenix Maricopa County Joe Warnas County Board of Supervisors Union Oil Co

Phoenix Repeals Luxury Tax on Liquor and Cigarettes

Phoenix to repeal the city liquor and cigarette tax by June 30. Mayor John Driggs says the council will vote today to end the tax that generates 5.3 million annually. The move comes as the city gains 7.8 million from a state revenue sharing program.

Phoenix John Driggs

ASU Professor Sees Arizona Economy Hot in 1973 First Half

Dr. Harold Fearon a professor of management at Arizona State University says the Arizona economy remains strong through May 1973 with all indicators positive. He notes rising new orders and production and continuing price increases amid an overheated economy.

Tempe Arizona State University Arizona Harold Fearon Fearon

Santa Fe Freight Train Derails Near Flagstaff

A Santa Fe spokesman said a 19 car freight train derailed about three miles east of Flagstaff on Saturday. Most cars were empty and five overturned, with officials citing a mechanical issue in the cars as the likely cause.

Flagstaff Santa Fe Railway Here

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