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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1949

Page

4

Calepco Plans 40 Million Expansion Over Six Years

Central Arizona Light & Power says it will spend nearly 40 million dollars from 1946 to 1951 on new construction to meet electric and natural gas needs in its service area. Sargent notes this includes about 112 thousand dollars for Tempe Scottsdale. the program covers new facilities beyond routine maintenance. A June start for an 11 500 kilowatt unit and a 60 000 kilowatt unit by 1950 is planned as stockholders hear of broad Arizona ownership and growth.

Calepco Sargent Central Arizona Light & Power Company Calapco Henry B. Sargent Tempe Scottsdale Kenneth Zeigler Zeigler Arizona

Young Kathleen Scott Celebrates Third Birthday

Kathleen Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenton Scott was honored at a lawn party Saturday April 30 at her grandparents home. Guests included Sherrill Swartz Bill Pennington Diane Mathis and others with many gifts and candles blown out before cake and ice cream.

Kathleen Scott Kenton Scott E. G. Scott Sherrill Swartz Bill Pennington Diane Mathis Donald Bill Thomas Stanley Crews Carlie Fosdick Jacquie Bauer Patty Scott Bobby Lewis Mesdames E. G. Scott

Boy Scout Circus Benefit Camp Fund Arrives in Town

Troop 101 hosted Tony the Clown and the Prince Sisters Miniature Circus on the Methodist Church grounds last Thursday and Friday. About 750 people attended over two days to raise funds for sending Scouts to summer camp.

Boy Scout Tony the Clown Prince Sisters Miniature Circus Methodist Church

Burson Donn Named Head Of Camelback Junior Women

The Camelback Junior Women's club installed Mrs. Burson Donn as president during a dinner dance on Friday night April 29. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Burson Donn and several other couples.

Camelback Burson Donn W. W. Dick Robert Wahl Hiram Kennedy Earl Jackson Charles Franklin

Plans for Bendix Automatic Laundry in Bend late May

Sax Pettit announced the opening of a Bendix Automatic Laundry service here late in May. The business will occupy the former Pack Rat antique shop on North Brown Avenue. remodeling has begun. The self service facilities will feature Bendix washing machines dryers and high speed extractors.

Sax Pettit Bendix Pettit North Brown Avenue

Post Office Clerks Carriers Meet in Mesa May 13 15

Arizona convention of Post Office Clerks and Carriers will be held in Mesa May 13 to 15. Mesa is hosting for the first time with Maricopa Inn as convention headquarters. Attendees include John M. Torka from Washington DC and R B Dunbar from Denver along with regional and local officials.

Mesa Arizona Post Office Maricopa Inn John M. Torka Washington, D. C National Federation of Postal Clerks R. B. Dunbar Denver Colo John F. O’connor Oakland Calif Waldo Lesner Ruth Besley Frank Watkins Charles McFadden Casa Grande B. C. Putman Prescott

Arizona Ranks Second in Infant Deaths Nationwide

Arizona infant mortality rose from 52 to 55.8 per 1000 between 1947 and 1948, per state health director Dr. Lad R. Mezera. The national rate stands at 33.8 per 1000. Ten of Arizona’s 14 counties including Yavapai, Pinal, Greenlee, Apache, Gila, Graham, Santa Cruz, Cochise, Yuma and Maricopa reported increases.

Arizona Lad R. Mezera State Health Department Yavapai Pinal Greenlee Apache Gila Graham Santa Cruz Coconino Yuma Maricopa

Doctor cites health gaps behind Arizona infant mortality

Dr Mezera attributes Arizona's high infant mortality to lack of proper health services poor obstetrical care and general filth including inadequate garbage disposal The state ranks second in the nation for death rates in this category

Mezera Arizona

Hollywood couple visiting friends here from California

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hynes of Hollywood California are visiting local friends. Bertha Morere of New Orleans is vacationing in Scottsdale this week after a 14 month U.S. tour with her companion Mrs. Morere.

Mrs. J. L. Hynes Hollywood, Calif Scottsdale Bertha Morere New Orleans

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