Hohokam Boy Scout Blue Gold Balls Highlight Community Event
The Hohokam area hosted the 440s annual Blue-Gold Balls with the Copperstate Gunslingers leading a boy and parent demonstration. Webelos dens staged a flag-raising re-enactment at Iwo Jima with taps, awarding Bear and Gold Arrows to multiple scouts and inducting new Bobcats. Bears, Arrows, and Traveler awards were presented. Cubs welcomed new recruits as Camp Fire-girls sent valentines to pediatric patients. Spelling Bee champions and participants from Hohokam were announced for 1971.
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Judy Hawk
Hohokam
Copperstate
Webelos Dens
Iwo Jima
Peter Abele
Jack Archer
James Corral
Darryl Dorris
Ricky Evans
John Riazzi
David Martin
Scott “Gronek
Chris Rice
James Moore
Kenny Cawthorne
Steve Smith
Nathaniel ‘ Levy
Matthew
Mooreard
Michael
Alexander
Scott Guy
Paul Leyva
Bobcats
Robert Cotto
Mark Cordova
Robnie Eker
Jeff Thiebault
Ben'Soto
Craig Bell
Russell Tanakaya
Randy Shortridge
Robert Riggins
Kerry Rapp
Chris ‘Williams
Tim Martin
Chris Williams
Fred” Stéverisy
Steve” Northrup
Don’ Clark
Cubs
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Local Scout Leaders and Activities Highlight Scottsdale Report
The Scottsdale Roundtable invites Boy Scout and Cub Scout leaders to a Thursday 7 15 p.m. meeting at Scottsdale High School with den mothers urged to attend. Scottsdale Christian Women's Club hosts a March 10 luncheon featuring Jean Collet collages and Vivian Mearig, with nursery provided. Cowboys celebrate Scouting week with library book donation, a flag ceremony, air travel field trip, and Pinewood Derby winners. Girl Scout Cookie sales continue in Hohokam, with a cookie recipe contest and call to Girl Scout headquarters for details.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Webelos
Scott
Christian Women's Club
Salfari Convention Center
Jean Collet
Vivian Mearig
Christian Women’s Clubs
Hohokam
Phoenix
Harbor
Pony Express
John Ault
Den
Saguaro seniors to represent in Phoenix scholarship contests
Saguaro High School seniors Julie Begonia and Steve Scheckel will compete in Phoenix scholarship programs GEMCO and Lucky's with eight to ten finalists to be chosen for finals. Winners receive cash awards from first to third place. The article also notes musical Fiorello performances and school events.
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Joan Sheff
Saguaro High School
Julie Begonia
Steve Scheckel
Saguaro
Phoenix
Miss Begonia
GEMCO
Scheckel
Lucky
United States
Swedish farmer kills four in court after alleged provocation
A 62 year old farmer in Soederhamn Sweden shot eight times in a district court killing Judge Yrigve Carlsson two lawyers and Cecilia Ekestang after claiming she made funny faces at him. Police say Karl Gunnar Bengtsson admitted the killings. The four victims included the judge, two lawyers and a wealthy former girlfriend. The incident occurred as a court session began in the local court.
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Soederhamn
Sweden
UPI
Karl Gunnar
Bengtsson
Yrigve
Carlsson
Cecilia Ekestang
Ekestang
Local woman named ASH fundraising head Betty Carnes
Betty Carnes of Scottsdale, a conservationist and ornithologist, was named national fundraising chairman of Action on Smoking and Health. Her husband Herbert E. Carnes accompanies her. the couple runs a wildlife preserve and collection of waterfowl.
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Herbert E. Carnes
Scottsdale
John Banzhaf III
Action On Smoking and Health
ASH
Baptist Hospital
Betty Carnes
National Fund Raising
Action On
John Banzhaff
Washington,d.c
Ashrganization
Valley
Ad Sciences
Mrs. Carnes
Banzhaff
His
Wwork
The
Arcadia Pony League plans registration and trials
Arcadia Pony League outlines leadership for the season with last year’s officers directing activities until after registration. Registration at Kaibab School Road and Exeter Boulevard on Saturday 9 11 a.m. and March 10 7 9 p.m. Tryouts at Ingleside School April 17 and 24 1 30 p.m. Officers listed and contact numbers provided.
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Arcadia
Pony League
Little League
California
Western
Agleside
Tat Kaibab
Exeter Boulevard
Ingleside School
Larry Clark
Rolf Woolford
June Merritt
Earl Fauver
Immigration service grants indefinite stay for widow of slain man
The U S Immigration and Naturalization Service will not deport Connie Garcia, widow of Hector Garcia killed with deputies Warren Larue and Rex Stone in a Jan 18 gun battle. An indefinite stay allows time to obtain an immigration visa, with a hearing set for March 11 to appoint a legal guardian for Garcia’s two children and determine fund distribution from a $12 000 drive led by a local radio station.
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Phoenix
UPI
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mexico
John Murphy
Connie Garcia
United States
Murphy
Gasoline price rise delays state vehicle fuel switch
UPI reports the state may delay the deadline to convert all state owned vehicles to anti pollution fuel as prices for low leaded gasoline rise. State Finance Commissioner T G Hawkins said prices are expected to increase one half to one cent per gallon, effective July 1.
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UPI
T. G
Hawkins
Wall Street Charter New York Market Outlook Cited
Analysts from Filor Bullard Smyth and Harris Upham advise the current market pullback may last two to four weeks with expectations of a further 10 percent drop possible toward quarter end. They caution against overreaction, foresee a broader consolidation into spring, and urge prudent reinvestment as yields rise and money exits stocks. Abraham and Co. warns of a more complex decline, while Janeway notes a slump ahead with investors staying out until 1973 unless taking advantage of low rates and high leverage opportunities.
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New. York
Filor
Bullard & Smyth
Harris, Upham & Co
The
Eliot
Janeway
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Hoohokam
Shesawill
Village Meadows
Deer Valley
Kevin’ Finn
Melissa’ Wells
Cathleen Costello
Kim ‘Davenport
DeEfte Hampton
Vicki Allen
Sharon Mulcahy
Kathryn Ault
Mark Leathers
Debbie Gotlieb Lynn
Bender
Molly ‘Smith
Lynn Cokinham
Beth Hinton
Wendy Mullen
Kathy Salmions
Mark Scamp
Mark Whidden
Sherrill Baldensperger
Joe Faulkner
Joanne Gray
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Doug Kader
Lois Stamm
Cheryl Beseler
Brad Anderson
Nila Kuether
Cindy DeGront
Julie Ellis
Jeanene Allen
Kathleen Hawk
Robyn Lance
Adrian Kurzman
Brian Jason
Ly Ann Chavez
Lee Burton
Richard Moore
Girl ‘Scout Eadquarters
Fiorello
Voices of
Kevin Seaman
Bette Smith
Thea
Barbara Hoey
Jim May
Doug’ Barton
Kinmann
Fattelah
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Charlie Randolph
Leslie ‘Mullins
Lisa
Lindroth
David Jones
Joanne Shannon
Jeff Shaw
Fine Arts
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Pao
General Mills
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Washington, D.C
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Dan Welty
Phyllis Fort
Saguaro High
Mohave School
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Shaw
Marie
Fraccola
Saguaro High School Labor Society
Jean Luck
Brent Bowles
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Rick—Dively
Candy
Leeds
Craig Tribken
Chris Masters
Cyndy Bennett
Nage
Carnes
Audubon Society
New Jersey
C Cairman
Board of American Home ‘Products Corp
Kiva
Cocopah Area
Betty Reedy
Arizona
Cocopah
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John Butler
Mike—Toomey
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JoAnne Schnekser
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Saridy
Passanella
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Garcia
Yollain
George Je. Stevens
Executive House
Arizonan
Fine Apache Arts
San Carlos
Wall-St
Abraham & Co
Sgoner
Abraham
Pizza Pub
Va.m
E. McDowell
AT. the
Earll
Gen
Boston
Genes Broiler
West Stetson Drive
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