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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1962

Page

7

Shelley seeks seat in Arizona House of Representatives

James E. Shelley of 409 Mill Avenue Tempe announces candidacy for the State Legislature in District 4. He has chaired the district Republican committee since 1960 and served as precinct committeeman since 1958. Shelley runs Shelley's A and G Market in Tempe and holds a ASU degree in social sciences and education. He and wife Lavona have four children and belong to Mount Carmel Catholic Church. He is active in Knights of Columbus BPOE American Legion Post 2 VFW Tempe and Bob Finch VFW Post 3632.

James E. Shelley Mill Avenue Tempe Mesa Supai South Scottsdale Shelley Lavona Mount Carmel Catholic Church Knights of Columbus B.P.O.E World War II Air Corp Wm. Bloys American Legion Post Bob Finch

Police Report Complaints On Vandals Here

Police today reported a string of vandalism and harassment complaints. Mrs Doris Townsend described juveniles throwing objects into a swimming pool. Mrs Ann Spinner said burglars broke windows at a Vacant house. Damage valued at 10 dollars. Frank Scott reported a stolen typewriter from a storage room at his home. Tools worth 150 dollars were taken from a pickup cab belonging to Mrs Charles Mason. Fred Sturgill said a rock was tossed through his car windshield causing 150 dollars damage.

Doris Townsend Yalé Ann Spinner E. Clarendon Poli Frank Scott W. Palm Lane Charles D. Mason E. Vernon Fred ‘Sturgill 6Th Street Granada

Arizona lifts ban on stripteasing in clubs

Phoenix police posted regulations on acceptable acts and attire while Liquor Control Director John Duncan ended earlier restrictions. He said the state objects to nothing beyond compliance with law enforcement rules, clearing exotic dance acts if operators follow the rules.

Phoenix UPI Arizona Str John Duncan Duncan

Safford Loses School Head After Resignation

Safford Public School Superintendent Lafe Nelson has resigned with two years left on a three year contract. Nelson, a 25 year veteran, is a native of Arizona and has been connected with local education for over 40 years. His plans after leaving are indefinite.

Safford UPS Safford Public Lafe Nelson Nelson Arizona

ASU Musicale at Tempe Presents Songs and Duets

Arizona State University hosts Songs and Duets from the Theatre in the Memorial Union ballroom on Tuesday evening. Two vocalists Mrs Peterson and Gilbert perform pieces by Mozart Loesser Gershwin Lerner Loewe including La Di Da Rem La Mano Heather on the Hill and more. The event is free and open to the public.

Tempe Arizona State University Memorial Union Ballroom Peterson Gilbert Gershwin Heather On the Hill Lerner and Loewe

All Scottsdale Fun Swim Meet At Pool July 11

An All Scottsdale Fun Swimming Meet will be held at the Scottsdale Community Pool on July 11 1962 starting at 9 00 A M. Open to Scottsdale residents ages six and up with age groups 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 and older. Races arranged by age group distances and events include competitive swimming and diving with entry fee or AAU card required.

Scottsdale Pealty

ASU Hosts Summer Institute For Chemistry Teachers

Arizona State University will host a summer institute starting Monday for secondary school and junior high instructors. The program focuses on chemistry and runs through the week.

Filly Ax Secondary School Arizona State University

Deputy Lillian Shaheen Proves Women Lead in Police Work

Lillian Shaheen, a deputy marshal for the Scottsdale Police Department, is praised as one of the best in the profession regardless of gender. Officers note her compassion helps guide wayward youths toward productive lives, including a teen who later married.

Lillian Shaheen Marshall Scottsdale Police Lillian

Judith Howell Wins Wings for American Airlines Flight Duty

Miss Judith Howell aged 20 of 8315 E Sheridan Street Scottsdale has earned silver wings as a jet age stewardess for American Airlines and is assigned to flight duty out of Dallas Texas. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Howell and a 1959 graduate of Washington High School Phoenix and studied at Arizona State University Tempe. She completed training at American Stewardess College in Fort Worth.

Judith Howell Sheridan Street Scottsdale American Airlines Dallas Texas Howell C. L. Howell Washington High School Phoenix Arizona State University Tempe Amereee Stewardess College Fort Or

Boat Film at Casey Club Screened for June 27 Meeting

The Casey Club of Scottsdale will show the film Jet Boat Up The Grand Canyon at Papago Tanes during the Wednesday, June 27 session. Paul Goodyer, program chairman, announced the event today.

Grand Canyon Casey Club of Scottsdale Paul Goodyer

Davies Announces Run For State Senate Seat

Retired Army intelligence officer Davies says he will run on a platform to repeal the motor scooter law allowing teens to drive. He proposes teen driver training in high schools funded by users families, stricter insurance for teenage drivers, and a revamped tax plan to ease small homeowners burden.

Davies

Resnick Trial Delayed for Jury Completion in Albany

In Albany New York jeweler Sam L Restick 61 faces trial with five men charged including Jessie Tillis 19 John Henry Lewis Jones to Earnest Spurlock 29 Clemmie Jackson 18 and R E Jackson 20 as jury selection extends to Monday opening statements and possible testimony expected. Fire reports noted as trial proceeds with eight jurors plus four alternates to be seated.

Sam L. Restick Jessie Tillis John Henry Lewis Jones Earnest . Spurlock Clemmie Jackson R.e.‘Jackson

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John J. Dumont Lawyers ‘Title Company Harry V. Cameron Dumont H. Morrison H. B Mike” Michelson Ronald EB. Ekberg Charles Coates Los Angeles Fairchild Camera Co Ozzie Burton Eriain Jim Shelly Rensselaer Indiana St. Joseph’s College A.S.U J Cashion ASU Musicale ASU Lillian “Shaheen Tillian Valle of the Sun Harry Belafonte Shirley Army HONDA Resnick Albany N.Y SPICE
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