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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1968

Page

4

Scottsdale naturalist Pablo Ruthling sleeps in tepees

Pablo Ruthling a Scottsdale naturalist with a life devoted to natural history lives in two full size tepees and an adobe behind his home. He spends time on field trips lecturing and guiding the Scottsdale Grinnell Natural History Club. At 70 he stays active through daily exercise and a natural lifestyle, recently climbing Mt Ixtaccihuatl near Mexico City for a Mexican certificate of honor.

CHARLES _AJ HILL Mexico Arizona Pablo Ruthling Scottsdale 76Th St Pablo Eloise West American Museum of Natural History Scottsdale Grinnell Naturall History. Club Mt. Ixtaccihuatl Mexico City Superstition Mountains Grinnel Hullaballoo Inda Camp Verde Blue Canyon Mountain Springs Wickiup U.S Spas

Navajo School launches Great Books program and local events

Navajo School plans fall Great Books discussion groups for fourth grade and up led by two adults with volunteer parents taking a short June course. Tuition eight dollars covers books and guide. Betle-Easterday (947-2554) handles inquiries. Principal Ed Fleming notes triple sets of twins in graduating class and a 132 eighth graders senior cohort. Local activities include Sodality and Catholic council events, Scottsdale High cheerleaders’ state win, Navajo track records, chorus show on Wednesday, and science fair ribbons at Arizona State University.

Ed Fleming Bill Tom Irwin Jenene Jenella Hussell Jud Frei Wright

Scout Expositions Set for Expo Displays at Memorial Coliseum

About 12 000 Scouts will take part in the 1961 Scout Exposition at Veterans Memorial Coliseum and the East County Show in Mesa as part of Expo 68. Shows run Friday 7 to 9 pm and Saturday 2 30 to 9 pm at the Coliseum while East County opens Saturday 2 30 to 9 pm at the Inter Stake Center. Exhibits include soap sculpture electronic computers cooking demonstrations signal towers and a variety show. Admission is 1 for adults and free for children under 12 with an adult. Tickets available from any Scout or at the door.

Scottsdale Bay Veterans’ “Memorial Coliseum East County Inter—Stake Center Mesa Coliseum Carolyn’ Simmons America Scottsdale Progress Public Service Ball Park Plaza

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