Harold Hélben Gladstone obituary services set
Harold Hélben Gladstone 57 a meat cutter at Smitty's Scottsdale died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services 3 p.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary burial at St. Francis. Survivors include wife Evelyn four sons Stephen David Daniel Gregory daughter Mary Beth and one grandchild. He lived at 2809 N Granite Reef Rd and was a member of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Harold Hélben Gladstone
Smitty’s
Scottsdale
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
St. Francis
Gladstone
Minnesota
Arizona
Illinois
Granite Reef Rd
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Evelyn
Stephen
David
Daniel
Gregory
Mary Beth
Services for Virginia D Baker Held in Green Acres
Virginia D. Baker 54 died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary with burial in Green Acres Cemetery. She lived at 8519 E MacKenzie Dr and was active in Disabled American Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion auxiliaries. Born in Detroit she moved to Arizona in 1964 from Warren Michigan. Survivors include husband Melville J two sons Frederic and John both of Scottsdale two daughters Joyce Banashak of Michigan and Barbara Peabody of California four brothers Nicholas Chmiel of Lake Havasu and three brothers out of state seven sisters out of state and three grandchildren.
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Virginia D. Baker
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Cemetery
Baker
Melville J
Frederic
John
Scottsdale
Joyce Banashak
Michigan
Barbara Peabody
California
Nicholas Chmiel
Lake Havasu
Albert Hanson dies at 75 former Brown & Saenger president
V Albert Hanson 75 longtime head of Brown and Saenger Sioux Falls printing firm died Monday at Scottsdale hospital. Born Albert Lea Minnesota he lived in Sioux Falls 1921 1966 rising from salesman to president in 1948. Survived by wife Hertha son Ronald and daughter Sonja with local and out of state relatives. Services Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale. Donations suggested to Shriner's Crippled Children's Hospital. Visitation today after 2 p.m.
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V. Albert Hanson
Brown & Saenger
Sioux Falls
S.D
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hanson
Devonshire
Albert Lea
Minn
Arizona
National Stationers Association
Masonic Shrine and Consistory
Murley 87 Graveside Services Held in Paradise
Clyde R. Murley aged 87 died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after moving to the area in 1969 from Dayton Tennessee. Graveside services were held today at Paradise Memorial Gardens with Paradise Chapel arranging. Survivors include son Bill Morley three brothers a sister and two grandchildren.
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Clyde R. Murley
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Paradise Chapel
Mr. Murley
E. Cheery Lynn
Bill Morley
John S Maze 59 Engineer Dies. Tempe Burial Planned
John S Maze 59 former AiResearch engineer died Saturday at his trailer home 1149 N 92nd St He was WWII Army veteran born in Kane Pa he came to the area 25 years ago Survivors include his children Mary Jean McCormick Betty Ann Adler and George R Maze two sisters and four grandchildren Services set for 10 am Wednesday at Carr Mortuary Chapel 26 E Fifth St Tempe burial in East Resthaven Cemetery
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John Scott Maze
AiResearch
92Nd St
Maze
Kane
Mary Jean McCormick
Betty Ann Adler
George R. Maze
Carr Mortuary Chapel
Fifth St
Tempe
East Resthaven Cemetery
David G. Richardson dies at 72 in Arizona
David G. Richardson 72 of 5442 N 78th St died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital He was born in Firth Nebraska and moved to Arizona 15 years ago from Wyoming He owned edited and publicised the Rock Springs Daily Rocket for 37 years He belonged to Elks Lions Rotary Masons and Shriners He leaves a son Charles E of Wyoming a daughter Mrs J A Guthrie of Wyoming two sisters and five grandchildren Services and burial will be in Rock Springs Wyoming Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd through 9 p m today
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David G. Richardson
Margaret
Charles E
Wyoming
J.A. Guthrie
Rock Springs
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Scottsdale School Board to Meet With Indian Education Committee
The Scottsdale School Board will meet at 6 30 p m Wednesday with the Scottsdale Indian Education Committee at Vista Del Camino Neighborhood Center 7700 E Roosevelt St. The committee oversees Indian education in the district and helped secure a coordinator this year with federal grant support.
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Scottsdale
Theft Prevention Meeting by Scottsdale Police Team 3
Scottsdale Police Team 3 holds its second community meeting at Cocopah School addressing recent minor thefts near 68th Street and Cholla. Lt. John Pratt outlines team policing while burglary prevention officer George Graham presents a film on thwarting burglars followed by a locks discussion for residents north of Camelback Road.
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Scottsdale
George Graham
Graham
Scottsdale PTA to Host Resource Fair at Education Center
The Community Parent Council of Scottsdale PTA sponsors a Scottsdale School District Resource Fair on Wednesday from 9 30 a m to noon at the Education Center 3811 N 44th St. The event invites exchange of ideas among 20 district elementary schools with exhibits from community programs AAUW Scottsdale Fine Arts Council and state PTA.
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Community Parent Council
Scottsdale Pta
Scottsdale
Education
44Th St
Aauw Resource Pool
Scottsdale Fine Arts Council
State
PTA
Assaulted Scottsdale manager recovering after assault
Harold Clifton, 44, manager of Sun King Apartments in Scottsdale, remained in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital after three men attacked him in the apartment parking lot Sunday evening. Clifton said he fought back and was thrown to the ground, breaking his leg. He was not robbed. about $500 was on his person. The suspects, in their early 20s and about 6 feet tall, fled.
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Scottsdale
Memorial Hospital
Harold Clifton
Sun King
E. Thomas Rd
Clifton
Possible manslaughter charges eyed in Scottsdale crash
U S Attorney weighing manslaughter charges against 16 year old Mary Thomas of the Salt River Indian Reservation for a Oct 12 crash on Pima Road that killed 1 year old Lisa Starks. FBI concluded probe and awaits legal decision after interviews and review of scene reports.
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U.S
Lisa Rene Starks
Scottsdale
Thomas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Henry Grady
Starks
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Alice Wright
Llt
Miss Wright
Reservation
Ed Lambert
Lambert
Scottsdale reviews four school and park sites plan
The Scottsdale School Board will meet next Tuesday in a work session at 8 p.m. to discuss joint development of four school and park sites in McCormick Ranch with the City. The plan hinges on a $229 600 grant and a two year maintenance arrangement, with long term funding and school construction still unresolved.
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Scottsdale
McCormick Ranch
44Th St
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Jack Kearney
Indian Education Conference Opens in Phoenix Crowd Tops Five Thousand
The National Indian Education Association's sixth annual conference began at Phoenix Civic Plaza with about 5,000 attendees. Morris Thompson of the Bureau of Indian Affairs will speak Wednesday as the event centers on Indian Education Its Gotta be Now. Four died in Arizona traffic crashes Monday on State Route 160 near Tuba City including Frank Nelson Manygoats 31 of Tonalea Donald James Greenwald 35 of Phoenix and Royce Lynn Jenkins 22 of Mesa.
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Phoenix
National Indian Education Association
Phoenix Civic Plaza
Morris Thompson
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Arizona
Tuba City
Frank Nelson Manygoats
Tonalea
Donald James Greenwald
Royce Lynn Jenkins
Mesa
Phoenix men receive probation and prison terms in separate cases
Marvin E. Percy, 29, of Phoenix, got three years probation after pleading guilty to bank larceny for robbing United Bank of Arizona of three thousand four hundred ninety two dollars on Feb 17. Willie Travis Chambers, 30, was sentenced to three years in prison for illegal possession of a sawed off shotgun and placed on three years probation for failure to appear at his June 24 sentencing.
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Phoenix
Marvin E. Percy
Percy
United Bank of Arizona
U.S. District Court
Walter Graig
Willie Travis Chambers
Craig
Chambers
Salt River Project announces 19 percent electric rate hike
The Salt River Project outlines a 19 percent base rate increase effective with January bills as costs climb. Despite cutting 50 million from budgets, expenses exceed revenue. fuel, materials, labor, taxes and interest drive the rise. The plan includes a fuel adjustment factor adding 20 percent to 32 percent this winter, tapering to 14 percent to 21 percent next summer.
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National Economic Research Associates
Federal Power Commission
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