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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
2
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The office announces a renewed hiring push adding 80 part time workers to its staff. Officials say the move aims to support peak workloads while maintaining flexible coverage across departments.
Beard contest for Parada Days begins November 18. judging by the Junior Chamber of Commerce awards four prizes for biggest, longest, and bushiest beards. Registration ends December 9 at Weapons Emporium, 96 West Indian School Road, or the Chamber of Commerce offices 88 South Scotts. Prizes include a .22 single action gun, a Randall knife, and Western wear. Bearders must register clean and ready. Slaving permits priced at $1 each.
Alumni from near and far gather on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson for the 80th annual Homecoming. Estimated turnout is 6600 with a 26th reunion of the Class of 1935 at 5 p.m. tomorrow at the Pioneer Hotel. A downtown parade of floats is set for Saturday morning followed by a 2:30 p.m. football match between UA and Kansas State.
The city appointed a screening committee chaired by Mayor M. E. Eta Ener Tee to review applications for a post. Kimsey said between 46 and 60 applications had been received and more were expected. The group will meet Monday evenings for the next few weeks.
Attendance in Arizona high schools rose about 120 percent in the last decade while state population increased roughly 72 percent, indicating a sharp rise in school enrollment relative to growth.
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