Annexation Delayed By Suit In Scottsdale
A taxpayers suit filed by John H. Allen seeks a court order to halt the Town of Scottsdale annexation of a 40 acre tract west of Nonte Vista north of the Arizona canal. A District Superior Court hearing is set to decide if a preliminary injunction will block completion of the annexation.
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Scottsdale
Nonte Vista
Arizona Canal
John H. Allen
West Culver
John Savoy
District T Superior Court
Allen
Arizona Public Service Company
John Moss
New Petedise Valley Fire Station Chosen at Shea and 48th
Janceysmén of Pyrel Stection Com Company announced the Petedise Valley Fire Station will be built on the north side of Shea Boulevard at 48th Street with 165 feet frontage and 292 feet depth. The setback aims to halve response times into the valley and provide backup for Scottsdale and areas north of Shea. Metropolitan Fire Department service areas will shift to Rural Fire Protection, with Valley Station starting up by year end and initial operations as one truck.
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Petedise Valley
48Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Janceysmén
Pyrel Stection Com Company
Staton
Scottsdale
Metropolitan Fire Department
Sunnyslope
Metropolitan
Rural Fire Protection Company
Shea
Valley
Witzeman
Scottedale Station
Two Dozen Make Principal's List at Scottsdale High
Twenty four Scottsdale high school students earned the principal's list for the fourth six weeks with straight A grades. Principal J. Tracy Tripp announced the standings listing 9 freshmen, 8 juniors, 6 seniors and 1 sophomore, and 162 students on the honor roll including 50 freshmen and 48 seniors. Named to the principal's list are freshmen Mike Ahern Marielle Clark Richard Melde Sem Parke Janet Reedy Fred Reskin Bill Jar Rodney Lanties Judy Templeton sophomores Jeff Ridehour Shirley Dorsett Kitty Nigremann Laurel O'Day Stephenie Ruskin Danny Vargas Carl Winlund Karen Pereha Anne Farnsworth juniors Joyce Baumgartner Joan Jensen Dee Scofield Bill Smith Vicki Steinfield Denys Stone seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale High School
J. Tracy Tripp
Mike Ahern
Marielle Clark
Richard Melde
Sem Parke
Janet Reedy
Fred Reskin
Bill Jar
Rodney Lanties
Judye Templeton
Jeff Ridehour
Shirley Dorsett
Kitty Nigremann
Laurel O'Day
Stephenie Ruskin
Danny Vargas
Carl Winlund
Karen Pereha
Anne Farnsworth
Joyce Baumgartner
Joan Jensen
Dee Scofield
Bill Smith
Vicki Steinfield
Denys Stone
Polio Immunization Drive At Local Schools
Polio shots will be available to all residents at Arcadia High School and Soloma Elementary School on March 19 and March 27 from 2 to 5 pm with a $1 per shot charge. Second and third doses offered later dates. the series may be completed in fall.
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Arcadia High School
East Indian School Road
Soloma
Second Street
Marshall
Seloma Elementary School
Film of vital import shown April 6-7 at Scottsdale High
A Scottsdale warning film about cancer titled Time and Two Women will be shown April 6 and 7 at 8 p.m. in Scottsdale High School auditorium. Mrs. C J Gilman Jr urged women over twenty one to attend and emphasized early detection and regular medical checkups as life saving.
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C. Gilman
West
North Loma Land Drive
Scottsdale High School
Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs
Red Sox extend unbeaten streak in Cactus League play
The Boston Red Sox stay perfect in Cactus League action with a three game winning streak in Scottsdale. They beat the Chicago Cubs 4-? and then rallied to an 11-8 victory over Chicago. Tuesday they edged the San Francisco Giants 6 to 5.
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Boston Red Sox
Scottsdale
Bo-Sox
Sox
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Bostonians
San Francisco Giants
Tempe Expands North with Two Annexations in Week
Tempe council approves 2400 acre North Tempe and Weber subdivision annexation at a special meeting. Earlier moves add 370 acres of industrial and farm tracts east of Hayden and a river-adjacent area west of Hayden. Residents discussed Scottsdale annexation at Supai school meeting.
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Tempe
Scottsdale
van Buren
Miller Road
North Tempe
Weber
Res
Supai School
Hayden
Low Bid Seen On Arcadia High School Additions
Arcadia Builders of Phoenix submitted a low bid of 467 887 for additions to Arcadia High School including classrooms and athletic facilities with refrigeration. An alternate bid 133 013 less was offered if athletic facilities and refrigeration are removed. County supervisors opened bids. architect’s estimate was 510 000.
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Arcadia Builders of Phoenix
Arcadia High School
Scottsdale Chamber Plans Local Calendar
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce is compiling the Scottsdale Calendar of Events. Items must be submitted to the chamber office by March 25 to appear in the monthly bulletin and be posted in the chamber office. The list covers special events only. regular club meetings will be listed separately.
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Scottsdale
Chamber
Three Scottsdale Elementary School Contracts Awarded
Maricopa County Supervisors awarded contracts Monday for three new Scottsdale elementary schools Hopi Navajo and Hohokam. Paramount Builders won Hopi at 419733 Ray P Petersen Construction won Navajo at 532989 and Hall Grammar won Hohokam at 460350. Each plan includes 30 classrooms and related facilities.
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Maricopa
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Christian Church starts $90,000 building campaign
The Scottsdale Christian Church launches a fund drive to raise 90,000 for the first phase of a new church plant at 6109 East Camelback Road on a 10 acre tract. Keith Spanier chairs the fund with Gerald Farmer and Marjorie Smith among committee members.
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Scottsdale
Keith Spanier
Gerald
Bud) Farmer
Marjorie Smith
Gene Patrick
Tom Smith
Paul Long
Richard Lewis
Harold Hossem
Miss Smith
Scottsdale vote deadline for mayor and council runoff
Scottsdale residents must register to vote by 5 00 p m Friday with Maricopa County to participate in the April 29 mayor and council elections. Voter registrations are taken at Scottsdale Town Hall with Town Clerk Dorothy Ketchem or at the Justice of the Peace office on First Street.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale Town Hall
Dorothy Ketchem
Justice of the Peace Office
First Street
Doctors Group To Build Unit Here
A physicians and laymen group unveiled plans for a privately financed 60-bed hospital plus professional building and clinics on a 10 acre tract at Indian School road and Rogers lane in Scottsdale. Scottsdale Planning and Zoning approved a use permit and a hearing is set for April 5. The project, led by Dr J Allen Ginn Jr, involves 60 beds, four operating rooms, two delivery rooms, labs, and 16 clinic suites with four rooms each, with possible future expansion and a ten month build period starting this year.
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Fred Gurey
Rogers Lane
Indian School Road
Doctor's Hospital
20Th Street
Thomas Road
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High selects 1960 valedictorian and salutatorian
Dee Ann Scofield and Paul C. Cullom are named 1960 valedictorian and salutatorian at Scottsdale High. Scofield, transfer from Columbus Ohio, leads with top grades and holds roles in the Spanish club National Honor Society and is in BB Bop Chile and other activities. Cullom, a two year varsity tennis member and former Judson student, majors in medicine and participates in JETS German Mu Alpha Theta and National Honor Society.
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Scottsdale High School
Dee Ann Scofield
Paul C. Cullom
Scottsdale
Dee
Columbus
Ohio
Spanish Club
National Honor Society
Bop Chile
Hia Stertad
Thaner
Stanford University
University of Arizona
Cullom
Boys State
Judson School
Paul
JETS
Mu Alpha Theta
Mesa Lineman Electrocuted Handling Transformer
A Mesa lineman Q D Straight 28 employed by Salt River Project was electrocuted at 8 30 am Monday while changing a transformer at Granite Reef and Meadowbrook east of Scottsdale A disconnected line brushed a charged line and the jolt surged through Straight Salt River officials said He was lowered to the ground and oxygen applied by Rural Fire department with out avail He died on arrival at Mesa hospital
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Mesa
Q. D. Straight
Salt River Project
Granite Reef
Meadowbrook Road
Scottsdale
Straight
Salt River
Mesa Hospital
Papago Lions Receive Charter at Scottsdale Dinner
Scottsdale hosts Papago Lions club charter tonight at Safari hotel during a ladies-night dinner. Creed Troutman of Globe is principal speaker with District 21-A Governor John S. Utter and other dignitaries attending. Gene Groves will receive the charter. officers include Lee Chatham and Dr. Ray Hinshaw. directors are Don Smith and others.
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Scottsdale
The
Papago Lions Club
Safari Hotel
Creed Troutman
Globe
John S. Utter
Jim Sexton
International Board of Governors
Jim Busey
Jerry Paysnoe
Lee Chatham
Ray Hinshaw
Les Greer
Bob Melzer
Harold Kay
Lion Tanner
Local Riders to Stage Show in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Horsemen's Club presents the first annual spring horse show at the Jaycee Rodeo arena on the Community Center grounds. Vance Herrold notes strong early entry turnout for 18 events with out of town riders also expected. Bill Waybill chairs the event approved by the Arizona Horse Exhibitors Association. A ponies in harness class debuts this year attracting public attendance with free spectator admission.
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Scottsdale Horsemen's Club
Vance Herrold
Jaycee ‘Rodeo
Scottsdale Community Center
Herrold
Ann Yeaton
Bill Waybill
Scottsdale
Arizona Horse Exhibitors Association
Scottsdale District Approves Summer School Program
The Scottsdale school district approved an organized summer school program at high and elementary levels with remedial and advanced tracks. Tuition is 25 dollars for an eight week high school course, 15 dollars for each two hour high school course, and 15 dollars for a five week elementary course. Lower rental fees for high school auditorium and cafeteria use were also authorized for organizations.
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Scottsdale
Bosses Night Sparks Scottsdale Event Featuring Mrs Zimmer
Scottsdale BPW club holds Bosses Night on March 23 at the Valley Club with guest speaker Florence Zimmer director of advertising at First Federal Savings and Loan. She will present Here boss is your bonus check as members vote Boss of the Year.
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Business and Professional Women's Club of
Scottsdale
Donald G
Florence) Zimmer
Zimmer
First Federal Saving and Loan Association
Valley Club
Scottsdale B&pw
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Phoenix Title and Trust Company
Heywood Sullivan
Bill Monbouquette
Scottsdale Savings
Chuck Bendra
West Palm Lane
June B. Tebbe
Minnesota
Danny Zoeckler
Thomas
Steven Williams
East Pinchot
Chuck Gill
Miller
Randy Harrison
Windsor
Martin Stadjuhar
Wilshire
Doug Clifford
Culver
Arcadia
Mentary Schools
Joe B. Wong
Paramount Builders
Navajo School
Mel Ensign
Ray P. Petersen Construction Company
Hohokam School
Ralph Haver and Associates
Hall Grammar Company
Scottsdale Christian Church
Gene
Dr. J. Allen Ginn Jr
Doctor’s Group
Papago Lions
Don Membreno
Scottsdale Lions
Gene Groves
Don Smith
Clay Posey
Walt Gillispie
Charles Waling
BPW
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