Scottsdale Story and its Dining Fame Emerges
Scottsdale emerges as a growing resort hub with Lulu Belle restaurant singled out as Arizona's top on Rethbook magazine's July list of 35 premier U S eateries. Dale Anderson leads Lulu Belle while Scottsdale attracts new ventures and potential major commerce moves at McDowell and Scottsdale roads.
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Rethbook Magazine
Society of American Travel Writers
Lulu Belle
Arizona
Dale Anderson
Zoel
Scottsdale
Paul Shanks
Safari
Louis
Red Dog
Newburg
Garden Hofbrau
Valley Ho
League of Women Voters Begins Study in Scottsdale
Members of the Provisional League of Women Voters of Scottsdale met in the Western Savings building for an introductory session on national state and community study projects. Highlights included talks by Mayor Mort E. Kimsey and Town Manager Gordon Alison on Scottsdale's history economy charter and town government.
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Provisional League of Women Voters of
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Western Savings Building
J. A. Cossack
League
United States
U.S
Ronald Gregory
Robert Bullock
Mort E. Kimsey
Gordon Alison
Kimsey
Scottsdale Tax Study Recommends Half-Percent Levy and Land Tax
A tax committee formed by the Chamber of Commerce and the Town Council recommends a half of one percent sales tax plus a property levy of about 35 cents per $100 valuation to raise 175000 annually. Action was postponed to a later council meeting.
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Scottsdale
Chamber of Commerce
Scotts dale Town Marshal Warns on Independence Day Traffic
Scotts dale Town Marshal Bill Downing today urged residents to avoid over driving during the long holiday weekend. He warned of potential dangers from fatigue and carelessness including drownings fires and accidents and urged restraint to prevent tolls.
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Scottsdale
Bill Downing
Suit Filed By P V A I A Over Paradise Valley Resort
The Paradise Valley Improvement Association filed suit in Superior Court claiming the Maricopa County Board of Adjustments overstepped its authority by granting a use permit for a resort development on Star Road near The Pyramids in Scottsdale. PVIA argues the project is a hotel not a guest ranch and contests the zoning changes. The case also targets the board’s legal constitution and the ongoing D10 zoning proposal west of Scottsdale Road north of Shea. A North Paradise Valley group seeks D160 density. zoning committee will review after PVIA brief, with recommendations later to the zoning commission.
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Paradise Valley Improvement Association
Maricopa County
PVIA
Rehnquist
Board of Adjustments
North Paradise Valley
Scottsdale Road
Shea
County Zoning Commission
Col
Charles Bathhurst
Russell Shedd
Hugh Nichols
North Paradise
Zoning Commission
New Mark Reached at Boys Club Scottsdale June 1960
The Boys Club of Scottsdale announced its 1000th member on June 24 1960 John Gallagher son of Mr and Mrs Gallagher of 813 East Fairmount became the milestone member with five more boys joining that day The club averages 455 participants daily A Yellow Belt promotion in judo for Cole McFarland Clyde Score Bran Smith Joel Webber Jack Willmeng and Jeff Willmeng announced Two new classes formed for 13 and over Tuesday evenings and 12 and under Wednesday evenings The twelve team Senior Basketball League plays Tuesday and Thursday with the Hookers Butler unit leading and Bad Lads Miller unit second.
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Scottsdale
John Gallagher
John V. Gallagher
East Fairmount
Maurice Leninger
Cole McFarland
Clyde Score
Bran Smith
Joel Webber
Jack
Jeff Willmeng
Bers Thirteen
Andover
Butler
Miller
Five Liquor Licenses Okayed in Scottsdale Council
Scottsdale Town Council recommended five original series 9 and 6 liquor licenses to the Arizona Liquor Commission as more than 1,500 state applicants compete for increased quotas based on 1960 census. The Black Angus license was returned without recommendation amid local protests while four other applications were held for further checking.
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State Commission
East Camelback
Chicago
Chris Carson
Carson
Invest
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Iseal
Supreme Court
Fireworks At Ball Park 4th of July Celebration
The Annual 4th of July celebration begins Monday at 7:00 P.M. at Scottsdale Ball Park Stadium. Luke AFB Navy Marine Color Guard will lower colors and The American Legion will present a new star flag to Scottsdale, with Mayor Mort Kimsey accepting. A Memorial service by Rev. Frank Knouse follows, with 50 star flags for sale and tickets available at the legion or stadium for a $25 donation.
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Scottsdale
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Sipe-Peterson Post No
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Frank Knouse
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Sipe-Peterson
Bank of Scottsdale to open under new independent charter
Scottsdale investors announce formation of the Bank of Scottsdale with a $1,000,000 capital and plans for a state charter with federal deposit insurance. Incorporators include Dick Searles, James G. Edmiston, Ozell M. Trask and Lee Ackerman, each with extensive government, legal, finance and real estate backgrounds in Arizona.
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Phoenix
U. S
Banks
Dick? Searles
Scottsdalian
Finlance
Valley Real Estate
Bank
Searles
Defense Project
Alcoa Aluminume
Rockdale
Texas
Magma
San Manuel
Arizona
Salt River Water ‘Users Association
Scottsdale Rotary Club
Scottsdale Farm Bureau
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Driver license office to open Wednesdays in Scottsdale
Arizona driver license examiners will operate in Scottsdale three days weekly from July 6 in Town Hall basement from 8 a m to 3 30 p m with Wednesday Thursday and Friday shifts. Space constraints force the Scottsdale Employment office to seek free office space or risk abandonment, prompting a call to notify the Chamber of Commerce about available quarters.
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Arizona
Scottsdale
State Employment Service
Chamber of Commerce
Duff Dodd Rites Held Here Monday
Duff Dodd 63 a retired insurance investigator and peace officer died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital after a sudden illness. He was appointed to the Scottsdale Board of Adjustments and active in community affairs. Funeral services were held at 5 p.m. Monday, June 27, at Messinger mortuary chapel before graveside rites in Clarksville Tennessee.
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Duff Dodd
Phoenix
Dodd
Scottsdale Board of Adjustments
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Veterans of Foreign Wars
APOE
Scottsdale
Air Force Association
Adairsville
Army Air Corps
U. S. Navy
White Feather
West Second Street
Ann
Lee Briggham
Los Angeles
George Carpenter
Pittsburgh Pa
Messinger
Clarksville
Tenn
Milton E. van Slyke
Zoning Group Approves Plan for Scottsdale Office Complex
The Scottsdale Planning and Zoning Commission approved preliminary plans by Western Builders of Scottsdale for a professional office building, drug store, and offices on Hayden Road 600 feet south of Osborn near the Scottsdale Presbyterian church plant. Final county zoning action expected next week. The commission also rezoned 40 acres of the Zimmerman property between Scottsdale Road and Smith Lane for a Park Central type shopping center development.
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Scottsdale
Earls
Park Central
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