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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1958
Page
3
Legal notice from the Town Clerk of Scottsdale invites proposals for construction related to town center projects. Two separate bids will be opened after publication with the aim to select contractors for specified works under the town’s redevelopment plan.
A bidder list and contract details describe construction of sanitary sewer and disposal systems in Scottsdale Arizona including plans specifications and required conformance. The notice references North Brown Avenue and engineers involved with bids and project scope for the sewer project in the Scottsdale area.
The Scottsdale Elementary School District No 48 schedules a public hearing for June 26 at the District Office located at 3811 North 44th Street Phoenix. The meeting will cover budget matters for the 1958 59 fiscal year and address residents and taxpayers in the district.
Scottsdale High School District No 212 schedules a public hearing for June 26 1968 at 7 30 p m in the district offices 3811 N 44th St Phoenix Ariz to present the proposed 1958 59 budget to residents and taxpayers. Superintendent John L Ashe signs the notice
A fragmented draft outlines proposal terms for a seat in the Senate. It mentions payment methods, bid requirements, a five percent cap, prevailing wages, and contract fulfillment conditions. The text references certified checks, bid bonds, and contractor documentation.
County Attorney W T Choister announces his bid for the office of County Attorney in Maricopa County subject to the Democratic primary on September 9 1958. He has lived in Arizona since 1924 and in Maricopa County since 1927. Choister was admitted to practice law on January 2 1931 and has worked with state and federal courts except for five years as Deputy County Attorney before World War II. He served in the United States Army four years and is a member of the Maricopa County and Arizona State Bar Associations.
The Town of Scottsdale invites inspection of contract documents at the Town Clerk's office 133 East Main Street. Robert S. Knight offers copies for deposits of 375.00 for all three items, 300.00 for two, or 125.00 for one, refundable upon return in ten days after bid receipt. Date June 19, 1958, Dorothy L. Ketchum Town Clerk.
John Poer son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Poer of Tempe rents Co Scottsdale Route 2 Arizona earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at Claremont Men’s College at graduation June 11 He is a Scottsdale High School graduate and majored in Business Administration His thesis titled A Study of Life Insurance Poer was named outstanding athlete of the year.
Hi Y and Tri Hi Y clubs of Scottsdale and Tempe met at the Community Center to arrange the Annual Officer's Training Conference. Seven members from each club will attend the Sky Camp session near Prescott September 13 and 14, the first weekend after school starts. Sixty plus Valley clubs may be involved. attendance prize went to Centurion Hi Y of Scottsdale High with five of seven.
William P. Aguirre Tucson businessman and lifelong Arizonan announces bid for Arizona State Treasurer in the Republican primary set for September 9 1958. He is a Tucson native and Lions Club member who ran for Tucson City Council in 1956 and 1957 and operates a Texas Oil Company dealership.
An alarm about Me First drivers begins spring driving season noting four million highway injuries last year and one in twenty readers at risk. It portrays Me First motorists as reckless but outwardly courteous, urging wide margins and caution behind the wheel. It cites Navy and science topics as context for warning readers.
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