Boosters Attend Buffet at Beegiey Event
A local gathering last night drew Wayne and Bruce Cabot along with Howard to a Scottedalee Avenue dinner. Attendees described the buffet as lively and well attended with notable supporters present.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
8
A local gathering last night drew Wayne and Bruce Cabot along with Howard to a Scottedalee Avenue dinner. Attendees described the buffet as lively and well attended with notable supporters present.
Scottadalians report a Scottsdale resident Marks noting West Phoenix productions will shift to Arcadia auditorium with 1272 upholstered seats and excellent acoustics. The venue offers unobstructed views and parking for 1500 cars with two exits, as producer Gore aims to bring Broadway style entertainment to the Valley. Thirteen hundred seats and a summer first line for July are planned.
The Scottsdale Amateur Radio Club will install officers for the 1962 1968 season at the June 18 1962 meeting at 7 30 am in the Second Floor Club Room of Western Savings and Loan Building Scotts dale Road and Main Street. Clyde Price will become President succeeding D E Scott Ken Buckey will be replaced as Treasurer and others named include Kata Bucko Vice President and John Koch Treasurer. Scott remains on the Board of Directors as Member at Large and all area amateurs are invited to attend.
A joint meeting of the City Council and Planning and Zoning Commission is scheduled for June 15 at 8 p.m. in the City Court Building. Donald Hutton, director of planning for Maricopa County, will present a master street and parking report for Scottsdale. County officials Barney Orr and Charles Miller will attend. the meeting is open to the public.
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