West Scottsdale School Volleyball and Football Results
Last Friday November 4 the girls volleyball and boys football teams at West Scottsdale School competed. Girls teams led by Mrs Whitney and Mrs Pretpey posted set scores including 15-3 15-0 and 18-19 15-73 17-14 for S West. Boys teams coached by Mr Kea and Mr Hammond posted several scores with 29-0 and 26-0 in favor of S West.
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West Scottsdale School
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Whitney
West
Teim
Prétpey
S.- West S
Kuesel
Kea
Temmr-Bi-Peneher
Wickllis
Mee Light
Jeam, D
Hammond
Fall Leaves Mulch Guidance and Styling Tips
An article advises using fallen leaves as garden mulch with mixed compostables and proper layering. It notes degradation takes around two months, suggests two inches of mulch, and recommends adding fertilizer for blooming plants. The piece also offers a vague, unrelated hairstyle tip for wide-short head types.
Local Visitors and Military News From Town
Northwest visitors include Andrus’s sister and family from Atr and Mrs and James M. Davis. A baby girl born November sixth to Mr and Miss Brown and their family is reported healthy. Vernon Caestey receives ward ts and a brother died in Coolidge. Otto Behermann’s family notes Sammy leaving for overseas duty after returning to camp. Neil Jolion recovered enough to be out after a week of illness. Mrs dared John ir has her sister visiting from Miami Arizona. Mero and Mrs Bol Evans and children Bil Jo and Statey traveled from Williams Arizona to Phoenix and Scottsdale for the weekend. They attended the Stars Base and returned home Monday morning. Bert Sorgen and Mrs Brown’s parents Mr and Mrs John Smithson are visiting. Saray Chermann is home on leave to visit his parents.
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Andrus
James M. Davis
Jissick Brown
St. John
Vernon Caestey
Aayay
Coolidge
Otto Behermann
Sammy
Mis
Neil Jolion
Nan
John Ir
Miami
Arizona
Mero
Bol Evans
Bile Jo
Statey
Williams
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Bert Sorgen
Brown
John Smithson
Saray
Chermann
Arizona Broadcasters Set Annual Meeting November 19
The Arizona Broadcasters Association will meet Saturday November 19 at the Hotel Rancho Grande Nogales Arizona. Dick Rawls announced the gathering of Arizona radio and television station representatives to discuss problems and techniques in broadcasting and to elect officers for the coming year.
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Arizona Broadcasters
Rancho Grande
Nogeles
Arizona
Dick Rawls
Association Presidenk
Too Late to Classify: Free Dashhund Seeks Duke Contact
A free Black and Brown Dashhund seeks Duke contact through the Deputy Town Marshal. A reward is offered.
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Dashhund
Duke
Heifer Selection Deadline Set for Arizona youths
The Arizona Dairy Heifer Selection program schedules January 4 1956 as the event day with a November deadline for applications announced by W P Van Sant University of Arizona extension dairy specialist. Eligible youths may obtain forms from county agents or 4 H clubs and may buy registered heifers through APDCA with state breeders selecting stock. The committee includes K O Butler Bill Weaver and Alfred Austin who will help buyers with cattle selection and management guidance.
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W. P. van Sant
University of Arizona
Arizona
Arizona Purebred Dairy Cattle Association
A.p.d-Cla
K. O. Butler
Phoenix
Bill, Weaver
Alfred Austin
Scottsdale
Senator Hayden visits 59th Regiment and supports rifle match revival
Senator Tom Hayden of Arizona visited the 59th Infantry Regiment last Monday night, was welcomed by Col. Barr, and spoke on US reserve history. He backs reactivating the long dormant state rifle matches held at Camp Perrys Virginia, aiming to restart next year.
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Tom Hayden
Arizona
Inf
Reg
Col. Barr
United States
Camp Perrs
Hayden
Open House Slated At Baseball Park Near Scottsdale
Plans are set for an inspection party at a new Scottsdale Baseball Park west of Baltimore Orioles on Sunday November 20 at Fast Second Street park. Bill Weirich, president of the Scottsdale Baseball Club, says many celebrities will attend including Ted Kluszewski, Zany McMillan, Hank Sour, and Taylor Spink. More dignitaries will be announced next week.
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Scottsdale Baseball Park
Baltimore Orioles
Second Street
Bill Weirich
Scottsdale Baseball
Ted Klusieuski
Cincinnati Reds
2Zoy McMillan
Cincinnati
Hank Sour
Cubs
Taylor Spink
Sporting Neggs
Ase Bk
Weirich
Production Test Run on Holstein Cow Records
Announcement from the Holstein Friesian Association of America notes an official production record for a Holstein cow owned by Steven A Sharp and Dee Ann Black Piebe Pat. The cow produced 11 253 pounds of milk from 296 milking days at 3 times daily average 23 quarts with a 532 lb test. The record began at age 3 years 7 months and is part of the Herd Improvement Registry in Brattleboro Vermont at the University of Arizona weighing milk for the herd yearly to guide selection for efficiency.
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Holstein-Friesiai Assotation of America
Steven A. Sharp
Dee Ann Black Piebe
Buttesfat
University of Arizona
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermont
Wayne Geddes At Houston University Enrolls as Senior
Wayne Geddes of E Indian School Scottsdale has enrolled at the University of Houston as a senior majoring in physical education. The university, a coeducational campus of about 14 000 students in 1935, comprises ten colleges and is accredited by the Southern Association. General A D Bruce is its president.
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Wallace
Wayne Geddes
Ape E. Indian School
Scottsdale
University of Houston
R. A. Vittulli
Busck Administration
Houston
Soae
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association of Texas Colleges
General A. D.bruce
Scottsdale Public School Cafeteria Menu Week of November 14
Public school lunch plan lists daily meals for November 14 to 18. Includes Chili Dog with buttered corn and chips on Monday. Braised beef and noodles and vegetables on Tuesday. Tomato soup and macaroni salad on Wednesday. Chuck Wagon beans with cabbage and bread on Thursday. Tuna a la King with biscuits and salad on Friday. Desserts and beverages noted.
Dr Glenn Clark to Speak at Local Congregational Church
Dr Glenn Clark author of Camps Farthest Out will speak at the First Congregational Church on Saturday November 12. The program runs 4:00 to 8:45 pm with creative writing and prayer labor sessions, a sack lunch, singing, and a Galilean Hour featuring an introduction by Dr Frederick Barnhill. Movies for children shown 7:30 to 8:45 pm.
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Glenn Clark
First Congregational
Frederick Barnhill
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