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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1948
Page
3
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis distributes 120000 copies of a pamphlet titled A Message to Parents About Infantile Paralysis. It explains poliomyelitis risks, basic facts, and that prevention hinges on clean habits, medical guidance, and prompt care, urging normal activities under professional advice.
Charles E. Meig left Saturday for Rocky Point Sonora for a weekend of deep sea gulf fishing and returned to Scottsdale Monday morning. Mrs Lalita Miller fourth grade teacher at Scottsdale Grammar school spent Friday through Sunday in Yuma visiting friends.
The annual spring concert of Scottsdale Grammar School will be held Thursday night May 20 on the high school front lawn. The orchestra directed by Cora Lee Machell will perform concert pieces and vocal numbers will be given by primary and intermediate grades. A rit of the American Patrol will be performed by the sixth grade drum and bugle corps with Harvey Smith at the piano. Awards will honor outstanding musical students from each class. A full program will be printed in next week's Progress.
Scottsdalen High School advances construction of a new addition housing two regular classrooms a two room radio workshop and a glass partitioned studio with a control room. The facility serves the music department public speaking classes and can convert to classrooms. It also includes storerooms for musical instruments and band uniforms.
The narrator proclaims itself as the dependable electric worker always ready to respond to requests, admitting limits on handling large tasks instantly, yet promising reliable readiness to assist with all essential electrical needs.
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