Firsts' Big State Fair Feature From Every Corner of Arizona
The 1951 Arizona State Fair runs November 3 to 10 with a host of firsts. Highlights include two six story kachinas in the Avenue of Flags, the fair's first All-Western Horse Show on November 7, and the debut of breeding horse competition. All 14 counties will participate in expanded exhibits, enhanced agricultural displays, a larger agricultural building, and merged domestic arts and science departments. Maricopa County unveils a major miracle exhibit of growth in the last decade.
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Arizona
4-H Clubs
Future Farmers of America
Winkies Expands with New Maternity Shop in Patio Village
Announcement of Winkie shop opening on East Main Street in Patio Shops. Helene Royce relocates from Kalamazoo to Scottsdale to run a new store offering a complete maternity wardrobe plus sportswear, daytime and formal attire, and custom-made departments.
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East Main Street
Helene Royce
Winkie
Winkie’s
Miss Royce
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Scottsdale
Drivers Pay Fines For Drunk Driving
Three motorists were fined this week in the Scottsdale Justice of the Peace court for drunk and reckless driving. Magdaleno Matiz paid 160 dollars for drunk and reckless driving and driving without a license. Pete Valenzuela paid 75 dollars as accessory to the act. Herman Manuel paid 175 dollars for drunk and reckless driving. Edelberto Garcia was bound over to the Superior court on a 3000 dollar bond for attempted rape. Jose B Urirte received 60 days in county jail for selling liquor without a license. Francisco Grigalba paid 82.50 dollars and served four and a half days in jail for selling liquor to Indians.
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Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace Court
Magdaleno Matiz
Pete Valenzuela
Matiz
Herman Manuel
Edelberto Garcia
Hurley Pruitt
Jose B. Urirte
Francisco Grigalba
Pruitt
Kenneth Caswell
Homecoming Parade Route Description
After the Phoenix parade units form at the bridge they proceed up Mill Avenue to Eighth Street then east to College Avenue south to Orange Street where they disband.
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Bridge
Mill Avenue
Eighth Street
College Avenue
Orange
La Tiendecita Moves to New Location in November
La Tiendecita will open November 6 in its new Paradise Shops location on North Scottsdale Road announced by owner Mrs. Ruth Dickinson. She traveled in Mexico Guatemala and Costa Rica to oversee fabric design for the Resort shop this fall and will be assisted by Edith Grable. The gift shop remains at 4335 E Camelback Road with Judy Colton and Jennie Lou Hay formerly of San Francisco.
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la Tiendecita
Paradise Shops
Scottsdale Road
Ruth Dickinson
Edith Grable
E. Camelback Road
Judy Colton
Jennie Lou, Hay
San Francisco
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Photography
Bill
Albert
Martin
Shoeman Lane
Winkies
E. Main St. Scottsdale
Consult
Lindsey Agency
Phoenix
Holiday
Old Forrester Old Grandad
Old Taylor
J. W. Harper
Old Charter
Kentucky Tavern Park and
Tilford
Scottsdale Progress
Ed Ast
Australia
Aoe
Uae
Scotty's
K. E
E. G. Scott
Wesley Segner
North Miller Road
Harry C. Hart
Betty McMichael
Jeannette Yount
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