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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
3
Scottsdale's wine and grape operation, 80 acres on Scottsdale Road, is up for market. Harvest runs through the month with pickers racing to ship as fruit ripens, while foreman and workers bustle under hot sun in Camelback Road's pricey district.
Departing resident aliens must secure IRS sailing permits in Phoenix Tucson Yuma or Flagstaff. They must appear in person with 1960 1961 tax returns a 1962 income statement passport and re entry permit. Apply at least two weeks before departure but not more than 30 days.
Don Hallmark of Scottsdale named hospital relations director for an Arizona mine. Cross-Blue elects vide chairman of the professional relations section of District meeting held in Tulsa.
Voters in Norfolk and surrounding communities approve a merger plan to form a larger regional entity. The measure passes Tuesday, enabling a name change and reorganization of local government to reflect the new regional structure.
Timothy J. Sexson and Larry J. Hall are among 43 University of Arizona Army ROTC cadets at Ft. Lewis Washington for a six week summer camp beginning June 23. About 1 200 cadets from seven western states take part in intensive field training as part of their path to a commission. Sexson, a senior business major, is from Scottsdale and Phi Delta Theta. Hall, a junior civil engineering major from Scottsdale, is Phi Eta Sigma and Pi Mu Epsilon member and Theta Chi brother.
The vanguard of about 12 000 Indians began arriving in Flagstaff Arizona this week for the All Indian Pow Wow the nation’s largest Indian celebration. Tribes from the West bring tepees wickiups tents and camps as they prepare trading booths and display rugs silver and turquoise jewelry.
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