Calapco Opens New Office on Brown Avenue in Scottsdale
Scottsdale growth shown as Central Arizona Light & Power expands with a new Calapco office at 111 South Brown Avenue. The 620 square feet office space and 860 square feet warehouse aim to serve the area after natural gas arrival, with Mrs. Carmin Sipe named district clerk and cashier.
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Scottsdale
Central Arizona Light& Power Company
South Brown Avenue
Calapco
F. T. Fahlen
Dan Norton
Harry Lenart
Norton
Kenny Zeigler
Carmin Sipe
Vnew
Sipe
Mort Kimsey
Chet Smith
To Observe Anniversary With Free Cartoon Show
Malcolm White and the Tee Bar Tee theatre hosts a two hour cartoon show at 2 PM for children and adults to celebrate the theatre’s first year of operation. Free candy gifts will be provided to all attendees as the community is invited. White thanks supporters and invites suggestions for future enhance ments.
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Malcolm White
Tee Bar Tee Theatre
White
Deputy Sheriff Al Frederick Recovering After Operation
Al Frederick a deputy sheriff and constable is reported recovering nicely at Tempe Clinic hospital after a serious operation Tuesday morning. During his absence persons with business with the constable or seeking police assistance may contact Mrs. Frederick.
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al Frederick
Tempe Clinic
Frederick
Mrs. Frederick
Local Girls to Represent Scottsdale MYF at Long Beach
Betty Jim Sexton and Janelle Mann will represent Scottsdale Methodist Youth Fellowship at the Southern California Arizona Annual conference in Long Beach. They attend Annual Youth Days on June 26 27. They travel with Mr and Mrs Women Frye and return with Rev and Mrs Leslie Ross on Tuesday morning.
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Betty Jim Sexton
Janelle Mann
Scottsdale Methodist Youth Fellowship
Long Beach
Women Frye
Leslie Ross
Farm Bureau Leaders Attend Regional Conference in California
A. Warren Austin, president of the Maricopa County Arizona Farm Bureau, travels to Santa Barbara for a western regional school and conference of the American Farm Bureau opening Monday. Delegates from every bureau in the state plan to attend with A. J. Fram also present. Burson-Donn joins from the local organization. Mr and Mrs Bob Fox and sons vacation at Lake Crystal Minnesota.
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A. Warren Austin
Maricopa County
Arizona Farm Bureau
Santa Barbara
Calif
American Farm Bureau
A. J. Fram
Kyrene
Burson - Donn
Boys Club Plans June 28 Barbecue and Moonlight Swim
Scottsdale Boys' club announces a community barbecue and moonlight swimming event for Tuesday, June 28 at Sun Valley pool on East Indian School Road. Entertainment includes Steve Farrier with his accordion, clown swimming, and diving. Proceeds fund a new clubhouse. 75 cent tickets cover both activities. Jimmy Spain’s boys' club team also schedules an exhibition game with Scottsdale Aztecs on Friday night.
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Scottsdale Boys’ Club
Sun Valley Pool
East Indian School Road
Steve Farrier
Accorion
George Strandquist
Ralph
Boots) Smith
Joe Kenneally
School Avenue
Jimmy Spain
Nine
Scottsdale Aztecs
Fire District Organized Chief Elected in Scottsdale
Readers criticize the process of electing officers for Scottsdale's newly formed fire district. A letter warns that residents were not properly informed about the June 20 meeting and urges open notice for all voters.
Meeting Set July 6 Scottsdale Firefighters Urged
Malcolm White new Scottsdale Volunteer Fire Department chief calls a July 6 meeting at 8:00 p m in Legion hall to plan the unit's future and urges public attendance.
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Malcolm White
Scottsdale
Swim Graduates To Get Certificates At Program Today
More than 30 local youngsters will receive Red Cross Junior Beginner swim certificates at graduation exercises this morning at 11 o'clock at the Sun Valley pool. The final session of the learn to Swim campaign will be conducted this morning. Gail Strandquist, director of the program, said thirty swimmers have already passed prescribed requirements and additional members are expected to do so this morning. An advanced course leading to Swimmer and Intermediate Swimmer will start at the pool Tuesday morning, June 28, continuing through Thursday, July 2.
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Red Cross
Sun Valley
Gail Strandquist
Community Schedule of Local Meetings and Games
Tonight at 7:45 p m Tempe faces Summer Program team in a high school softball game. Friday June 24 hosts Summer Program Family Night at 8:00 p m, followed by a Monday June 27 meeting of Boys Club and Kiwanis at Vic n Eddies cafe. Tuesday June 28 features a Chamber of Commerce Directors meeting in the Walker building.
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Tempe
Kiwanis Club
Vic ’N Eddies
Chamber of Commerce
Walker Building
Scottsdale Fire District meeting stirs local protest
A hastily called Scottsdale Volunteer Fire District meeting drew about 60 residents at Scottsdale High School. Critics claim the notice was improperly publicized and the election process rushed. Officers elected included Malcolm White as chief Ruth Adams secretary treasurer and 16 volunteers. The tally showed fewer than 43 ballots cast and under half read the brief public notice.
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Scottsdale
Ruth Adams
Bob Adams
W. L. Brooks
Alvin Brown
E. O. Brown
George Cavalliere
Cowden Curtis
Henry Farlee
Steve Katich
Charles Lewis
Kenton Scott
Jack Sipe
George Thomas, Jr
L. R. White
T. D. White
Bob Zimmerman
James O. Lecky
Chamber of Commerce
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Brown Avenue
T-T
MYF
Austin
Donn
Farm Bureau
Bob Fox
Lake Crystal,Minnesota
The
Scottsdale Progress
Chas. E. Mieg
Phoenix Gazette
Frank Hague
Ross Pendergast
Swim
Carol Babcock
Donald Babcock
Myron Bolstad, Jr
Tommy Butler
Carlton Brown
Robert Dick
Dorothy Jean Dillon
Kenneth Davis
Barbara Ann Donn
Earl Dal
Richard Eitel
Henrianna Hamlet
Nancy Hearne
Michael Linville
Betty Jane Mathis
Elden Musselmann
Janice Faye Nickerson
Eddie Richardson
Jerry Shugars
Robert Smith
Carol Jean Vietmeier
Laura Louise Wright
Nancy Riley
Carl Strandquist
Diana Mowry
Awvest
James E. DeSouza
DeSouza
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