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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1960
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a faith matter and re entered status but lacks clear names places or dates to form a full summary.
A Western Business Consultants survey shows tourists worry about heavy urbanization in Scottsdale with more automotive businesses on Scottsdale road and rising billboards. It urges authentic western dress, architecture, and advertising to preserve charm while allowing suburban growth and resort appeal.
Scottsdale women join Arizona State sororities amid gala activities before term exams. Leslie Farnsworth and Beanie Taylor wear Alpha Pi pins, Cynthia Patton sports Kappa Gamma key, and Mary Lou Richardson represents Phi Delta education path. Claire Chene shows Kappa Alpha Theta pin as Jaire Chene pursues art study. Marylyn Neilander leads Alpha Sigma Alpha decorations. Barbara Thurman becomes Kappa Beta Phi president.
The Scottaville YMCA board elected BE. A. Fiulmen as chairman and Richard Houseworth as treasurer. New vice chairs are GC. Comyers Frank Alvey and A. T. La Pared, with Don Weis berger as secretary. New members include Alvery Comyers De Richard EB. Bullington Richard Crab James H. Greeneye Howard Stern and William Swisher. The McDowell Longhouse of the Father and Son Indian Guides will use a property area for a council ring and hogan for ceremonies pow pows cookouts and overnight stays. John Colwell reported on the Metropolitan YMCA Development committee meeting about future plans in the Valley of the Sun. Next meeting set for Monday April 11.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Monday March 7 for the Papago Plaza bank site at Piest National Bank. The new 4900 square foot building will sit diagonally facing the shopping center at the McDowell and Scottsdale Road intersection, featuring prestressed concrete and Indian motifs, ten teller windows, three drive ins, non glare lobby glass, and management by Eric Lukas with construction by Malouf Construction Company.
Mel Duscher opens Mel's Appliance Service at 8014 East Thomas Road offering repair for all makes of televisions and household appliances. A 31 year veteran with Army service and on the job training in Buf
Lyle Patton, formerly in Michigan dairy, becomes owner of Ranch House Hamburgers at 38 West Indian School Road. He bought the business in late February from John L. Harris after five years of operation. Patton has moved from Arizona prior roles including Philco award laurels and work in Chandler and Scottsdale before opening his own shop.
Arcadia High School held a Spring Fling dance to raise funds for next year’s newspaper equipment. About 75 students attended. The Titan Band, under Reginald Broods, performed March 3 in the new auditorium with selections by Handel Marrs Davis and others. Key Club members held a two day car wash to fund a trip to the District Convention in New Mexico next month.
Richard Bell, director of the radio and television bureau at ASU, will speak to parents of Ingle side school about the power of educational television on Tuesday evening March 15 at 7 30 p.m. All Scottsdale school district parents are invited to attend.
The YMCA church league opened the second round with Saint Barnabas Episcopal upsetting Pottsdale Christian 29 28 led by Dave McKee with 10 points and Don Wade with 9. Scottsdale Methodist edged First Baptist 31 30 as Budd Hebert scored for the Baptists. Valley Presbyterian beat Ingleside Baptist 49 29 led by Bob Mountjoy with 22 points. League managers meet Thursday night at 7 30 at the YMCA 723 South Smith Lane. Schedule lists three games at Scottsdale High including Saint Barnabas vs Valley Presbyterian and First Baptist vs Sn azleside Baptist.
Mrs. Robert Tellier and Mrs. Frank Gilbert hosted a meeting at 4127 Paradise Way to arrange an April coffee to be held at the Wigwam in Litchfield Park, where all attendees will serve as hostesses.
Former Illinois residents and winter visitors in Scottsdale are invited to the annual Arizona-Illinois club picnic Sunday March 13 in South Mountain Park. Registration starts at 11 00 a m with lunch to follow Coffee and entertainment provided by the club attendees bring their own lunch.
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