Tee Bar Tee Theatre Postpones Opening to June 18
The Tee Bar Tee theatre opening, initially set for Friday June 11, is postponed to Friday June 18 due to a late equipment shipment. Owner Malcolm White says seats and finishing touches are underway and a first night program will be announced. Delores Lindsey of Scottsdale has had measles confined at home.
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Tee Bar Tee Theatre
Malcolm White
Enterprise
White
Delores Lindsey
al Lindsey
Scottsdale
Post Office Receipts Rise in Scottsdale May
Postal receipts at the Scottsdale post office rose versus May 1947. May 1948 receipts totaled 1606.86 dollars, up from 1543.78 dollars, with May gains of 53.08 dollars noted by local postmaster A. H. Adams.
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Scottsdale
A. H. Adams
Public Invited To Chamber Of Commerce Tonight
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce meets at 7 30 this evening in the gram mar school cafeteria for a business session and health program with speakers from the Maricopa Health Unit and Red Cross. Plans for Hi Neighbor Day at the high school July 10 will be discussed and over 200 cards have been mailed to residents inviting participation to make the event citywide. Hazel Pease and Isabel Hammond will speak on county health work and home nursing, with a special infantile paralysis film shown.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Scottsdale
Grammar ‘School
Maricopa Health Unit
Red Cross
Clift Carpenter
Hazel Pease
Maricopa County
Isabel Hammond
Arizona governor primary heads for September 7 vote
The Arizona Democratic race for governor is in confusion with administration forces split among candidates after Sidney Osborn's death. Analysts warn voters may deliver a surprise when the September 7 primary returns begin arriving as political alignments shift under new leadership.
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Arizona
Khown
Sidney P. Osborn
Scouts Sell Subscriptions for Camp Geronimo Fund
Scottsdale district Boy Scouts plan a two week fundraiser for Camp Geronimo via Scottsdale Progress subscriptions. Each Scout will carry an official order book with receipts. rates are 2 dollars per year or 1 dollar for six months. Subscriptions may be left at the newspaper office for credit.
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Scottsdale Progress
Sun Valley
Scottsdale Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts
Scottsdale
Progress
Camp Geronimo
Leslie J. Ross
Paul Bunt
Jim Boyd
Community Event Night Schedule Highlights
Tonight features six events including Scottsdale versus Madison Markets baseball at the high school diamond at 6 00 p m and multiple 8 00 p m meetings at the grammar school cafeteria Legion home recreation program and high school. Friday lists the Children square dance club at 8 00 p m and more recreation at the high school. Sunday shows a 2 30 p m baseball game Azteca tus Johnsons Plumbers at the high school. Monday marks Flag Day with Kiwanis and Kiwanis Ann Pot Luck meetings at 7 30 p m. Tuesday offers a 1 00 p m Learn To Swim at Sun Valley Pool. Thursday provides further schedule details.
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Legion
Scottsdale
Madison
American Legion
Childrens Square
Frye
Sun Valley Pool
High School
193 Sign Petition For Fire Protection In Scottsdale Area
Cliff Carpenter reports 193 signatures secured toward a petition urging the Maricopa Board of Supervisors to hold a special election on fire protection for Scottsdale. A total of 400 signatures may be needed. petitions are available in the Chamber office. The plan would add a full time firefighter and equipment for a 50 square mile district centered on Scottsdale, costing 12 mills per dollar and raising the tax rate from 5.05 to 6.25 per hundred.
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Cliff Carpenter
Chamber of Commerce
Maricopa
Scottsdale
Summer family activities spark Scottsdale program
Scottsdale Recreational committee launches a full night program with six softball teams at the high school field. On the northwest diamond the Methodist Men led by Leslie Ross and the Kiwanis Club under Mort Kimsey meet at 8. Troop 101L Boy Scouts with Duane Roush, and the girls’ teams with Mrs. John Riddellis on the southeast and northeast fields also start. Earlier lights failed twice, but the systems were repaired. Evening facilities include volleyball, badminton, horse shoes, and crafts under the lights. players are asked to bring equipment for horse shoes and badminton. The morning Bible school runs for fourth graders, with about 25 participants.
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Methodist
Leslie Ross
Kiwanis
Mort Kimsey
Duane Roush
John Riddellis
Herman Schweikart
Daily Bible School
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