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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1961
Page
3
The Foundation for Blind Children in Scottsdale marks two years of its summer recreation program at Godfrey Little School on East Second. Five blind or visually impaired children who would have attended the usual program are noted as benefiting from this alternative offering.
The calendar lists Soloma and Scottsdale programs including Monday Girls Softball at 7 p.m and Tuesday Swimming at 6 p.m. Scottsdale High offers a week of Tennis and Basketball while the Phoenix YWCA and Scottsdale Boys Club coordinate summer activities with resource teachers and aides. Frank Meyers assists as consultant. Roger Hoffman from Tempe aids as a future special education counselor. Mike Flanigan and Bill and Walter Cone are noted participants. Adult Center schedules Art and Handicraft, Clay Modeling, Drama, Totten Dance, and Kitchen Bank sessions through the week.
Tucson UPI reports Superior Court Judge Timothy J. Mahoney will rule next week on the constitutionality of Arizona's new loyalty oath. Regardless of ruling, the case will then go to the State Supreme Court.
Tucson UPI reports the Hess murder trial recessed until Monday. Elmer R. Hess, a former labor official, faces second degree murder charges in the January death of former Teamster leader Howard D. Grant after a Labor Temple drinking party.
More than one fifth of the 230 homes planned for the new Pappy Homes development on Scottsdale Road at Van Buren have been sold since openings May 21. Company officials say nearly 50 homes have been contracted and construction will begin by 35 this coming week.
The Association of German Student Organizations reports 4077 students and professors arrested by East German authorities since the war's end, highlighting postwar political repression.
Ninety vehicles head with 800 members of the 1st Howitzer Battalion leaving Fort Huachuca after two weeks of maneuvers. Guard members reside in Mesa Tempe Chandler and Casa Grande and depart this evening.
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The article profiles Dr Freestone from Lowell Massachusetts and Dr Bromert from Amarilla Texas. Freestone, a Palmer School of Chiropractic graduate and Korea veteran, established practices in Arizona and Amarilla. Bromert, a five son elder in the Morma clan, is noted for service as a pharmacist and two children.
The evening hour Votation Bible school will start Monday at 7 p.m. at the Scottsdale Church of the Nazarene 2340 North Hayden Rd. Classes run daily 7 to 9 30 p.m. Monday through Friday for two weeks.
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