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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1971

Page

2

Memorial Day weekend accidents yield single injury

Police report 12 local accidents in first three days of Memorial Day weekend. One injury occurred when a vehicle driven by John Gasper collided on Scottsdale Road. Gasper cited for driving without headlights. Other incidents include seven injuries-free crashes at various intersections and a hit-and-run at Powell.

Mountain View Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Marniing John Gasper E.cholla Scottsdale Road Adame Scotisdale Edwards Sun “City Thomas and Scottsdale San ‘Miguel Miller B. Me‘Powell

Jewelry theft at Chaparral Road homes reported

Police report multiple burglaries on Chaparral Road with losses including a diamond brooch valued at 1200 dollars and a necklace quoted at unknown, plus purses and contents from several residences. Break ins occurred between Friday night and Saturday morning with entries through kitchen doors and a kitchen window.

Patie Chaparral Fenton ‘Seegmiller E. Chaparral Mary Solmssen

Vandalism Hits Mohave Pueblo Schools. Two Youths Questioned

Police report 15 youths seen near 9520 N 86th St Friday night after rocks were cast through multiple Mohave and Pueblo Schools windows. Three classrooms were entered. extent of damage awaits school inventory. At least two youths questioned. no arrests yet.

Mohave Pueblo 86Th St

Train crash kills five near Amsterdam injures many

Two Americans among five killed in Sunday collision of two passenger trains outside Amsterdam. About 30 others injured. Victims include Maureen Louise Praddy, 17, of Cumberland, Maine, and Anthony Power, 18, of Minnesota. Power’s hometown not yet known.

Amsterdam UPI Maureen

Anytown camp sessions planned in Arizona region

The 15th annual Anytown camp will run from Tuesday to June 12 at Camp Covenant and June 12 to 18 at Mingus Mountain Methodist Camp and Sky Y Camp near Prescott. Delegates from high schools are chosen to reflect diverse backgrounds and will join sophomores and juniors in sports, crafts, discussions, and social activities.

Anytown Arizona Camp Covenant Mingus Mountain Prescott High School

Parental permission for minor treatment urged at hospital

Dr Jacques Roulet LaPointe at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital warns that lack of parental consent for minors under 18 delays emergency care. He says adults independently living can consent, but minors need a notarized form carried by the child. Forms are available in the hospital lobby.

Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Valley Lbs Jacques Roulet-LaPointe Baptist Hospital

Pilgrims under fire as fighting flares near Da Nang shrine

At Pra Kieu hamlet near Da Nang a crowd of about 60,000 Roman Catholics faced crossfire between Communist forces and pursuing South Vietnamese troops. One pilgrim died and 10 were wounded as UPI photographer Willie Vicey saw six U.S. helicopters bombard positions. The clash coincides with heavy fighting nearby. 162 Communist troops and 8 South Vietnamese soldiers were reported killed with dozens wounded.

Saigon UPI Da*Nang Pra Kieu Willie Vicey Vicey U.S Ave Maria Cathedral Pra Kieu A Shau South Vietnam da“ Nang da Nang al AUS. Army OHG Kompong Cham Cambodia Snuol

Scottsdale mother of seven found fatally shot

Marilyn Frederick a 39 year old Scottsdale mother of seven was found fatally shot by her husband in the bathroom of their home on Cambridge. Police reported a small caliber pistol near the body and the husband Tom Frederick told officers he broke down the bathroom door after hearing a shot.

Scottsdale Marilyn Frederick E. Cambridge Tom Frederick

Arizona women win national press awards at Camelback Inn

Twelve Arizona women received first and third place honors from the National Federation of Press Women at a convention near Camelback Inn. Recipients include Jean Witzman for News Story, Carol Vashall for Page Makeup, P Buskirk for Column, Dorothee for Special Series, Thelma Heatwole for News Photography, and others from The Arizona Republic, Mea Tribune, KOOL-TV, and local weeklies.

Arizona the . National Federation of Press Women Camelback Inn Jean Witzman Carol, Vashall P. Buskirk Dorothee The Arizona Republic Thelma Heatwole the Republic McElfresh Mea Tribune Tanya Collins Bernice Johnson Tucson Jeanne Vincent Kool-Tv Phoenix Helen Cornell Maryvale Star Mitzi Zipf Mesa Spur- Shopper Mary ‘Metager Casa-Grande

Obituary: William J Benner Dies in Scottsdale Hospital

William J Benner aged 8? died Saturday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after moving from Wilmette nine years ago. Former president of Durex Refractor Co Chicago and former VP of Pyro Refractoring Co and Portsmouth Clay Refractory in Chicago. Survived by Pauline his wife a son a daughter Mrs John Fox of Wilmette and three grandchildren. Services at Messinger Mortuary 7661 E Indian School Cremation private.

William J. ‘Benner Wilmette Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Benner Fieldtop Rd Durex Refractor Co Chicago Pyro Refractoring Co Portsmouth -Clay Refractory Path Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church Phoenix Scottsdale Hiram American Legion Chicago Shrine Temple Pauline Wie Cy Siter John Fox

Memorial services for William I. Neale held in Scottsdale

Memorial services for William I. Neale were set for 2 p.m. at Valley Presbyterian Church in Scottsdale. The 69 year old retired stationary engineer died Friday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after nine years in Scottsdale. He aided his son in Arabian horse breeding and belonged to the Ancient Order of United Workmen and First Presbyterian Church of Redwood Falls. Survivors include his wife Arlie, two sons Donald and William, two daughters Shela Mele and Leona Neale, two brothers and a sister, 13 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial will be in Redwood Falls Minnesota. Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund.

William I. Neale Valley” Presbyterian Chick E. MacDonald Drive Neale Pasadena Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Scottsdale Ancient Order of United Work First Presbyterian Church Redwood Falls Arlie Donald Willam Watertown Shela Mele Leona Neale Minn Heart Fund

E Sheldon Hallett 66 a Lincoln native dies in Scottsdale

E Sheldon Hallett 66 formerly of Lincoln Nebraska died Friday in Seeile Baptist Hospital Scottsdale He moved to Scottsdale two years ago from Lincoln He was past president of the Lincoln Kiwanis Club and a Westminster Church member Retired wholesale jeweler Survived by wife Frances and brother John of Lincoln Services Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd 11 a.m. Burial in Green Acres Cemetery

E. Shelden Hallett Scottsdale Lincoln Neb Seeile Baptist Hospital Blossom’ ‘Lane Lincoln Kiwanis Club Westminster Church Frances John Messinger Mortuary Indian School ‘Rd Green Acres Cemetery

Daze of Fun at Scottsdale YMCA Begins Tuesday

The Scottsdale YMCA announces Daze of Fun sessions starting Tuesday with activities in swimming instruction crafts sports drama and music plus a parents night. Sessions run Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fees are 35 dollars for two weeks for Y members and 40 dollars for non members. Reservations can be made at the YMCA 3019 N Civic Center Plaza.

Scottsdale YMCA Civic Center Plaza

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