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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1961

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Arcadia Homeowners Group Backs Arcadia District Unity

A new pro Arcadia group forms along Camelback Mountain to defend Arcadia District interests amid Scottsdale and Phoenix tensions. Motorola official Dr. Cral Hogan chaired tentative leadership as the mailing cites two beliefs: choosing Phoenix or Scottsdale, and Phoenix deserves support for good governance and stable taxes.

Arcadia Good Government Association of Camelback Mountain Scottsdale Phoenix Dr. Hogan Motorola S~ Semiconductor Products Division Allen Snyder Calle‘ del Paisano Hogan Motorola Inter-Office Jack Evans Chicago Robert Galvin New

Arcadia pool program details and pricing announced

Arcadia teachers and staff will manage the pool this season with lifeguards and a water safety instructor. Season swim tickets will be sold to residents at 30 dollars with taxes and a city office fee of 15 cents per youngster and 25 to 40 cents for various age groups. Rentals, diving and life saving classes begin around June 12.

Bob Finkbine Arcadia Alli Willi Imay

Annexation Petitions Circulated Near Paradise Valley

Revenue Heard Reports indicate petitions calling for annexation of areas north of Jackrabbit Road toward the newly incorporated town of Paradise Valley. Pat Downey, Paradise Valley mayor, denied ties to annexation efforts and said the town is not participating. A council meeting is planned for next week as the permanent city hall training proceeds with Scottsdale officials. In other news, Camp Verde resident Mike Byrnes died Friday night in a two car crash. Vance Marshall, 11, injured by a baseball, remains in serious condition at St Joseph's Hospital.

Jackrabbit Road Paradise Valley Pat Downey New Town Paradise Valley Soow Scottsdale Dorothy Ketchum Vance Marshall St. Joseph’s Hospital

Three Twin Graduates Highlight Scottsdale Elementary Class

Three sets of twins at Scottsdale elementary are graduating this year bringing the total to eight diploma recipients. Dave and Alan Beckley Susie and Nancy Cameron Jim and Tim Puntenney join other twins from Kaibab Hoho kam Tavan and Tonto Kiva schools in ceremonies this week.

Scottsdale Dave Alan Beckley John Gordon Cameron Los Vecinos Jim Tim Puntenney William E. Puntenney Valley Vista Kane Kiva Susan Nancy Tavan Tonto

Fragmented Weather Sketch and Event Fragments

A garbled OCR passage references a cold front moving through the Midwest and Northeast with mentions of Michigan Indiana and New England. It hints at wet weather, possible snow in the East, and scattered or partial Florida notes, but many words are unreadable.

Taos Sale Adrift in Confused Language

Fragmentary lines show a Taos sale notice with garbled phrases. Readable terms include reference to a sale action and local officials, but details such as date, participants, and exact items are missing.

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