Paradise Alleys Opens with Exhibitions and Driver Testing
Arizona Highway Department inspectors will test drivers in Scottsdale on Tuesday November 27 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the justice of peace office on South Scottsdale road. Paradise Alleys hosts opening exhibitions by Harold Asplumb with shows at 3:15 6 and 8:30 p.m. with doors at 1 p.m. High bowlers receive shoes. Asplumb notable for 200 average and multiple high finishes. Paradise Alleys owned by Jerry Louchheim and Bill Gilmore with John Star as manager.
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Jerry Louchheim
Bill Gilmore
John Star
Scottsdale Beauty Salon Cult Sparks Texture Debate
Report notes a controversial salon group promoting a hair texture trend linked to a cult styled by a Scottsdale boutique. Officials are investigating whether the movement violates local consumer guidance while customers report mixed experiences with the treatments and styling methods.
SHS Beavers Rout Phoenix Indians
Scottsdale High School Beavers blitz Phoenix Indian School Braves 60 to 14 to finish the 1951 season undefeated at 8 0. Coach Jiggs Hardt guided a small veteran group to a West Central conference title and a late start impact from injuries and new players.
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Jiggs Hardt
Scottsdale High School
Beaver Footballers
Phoenix
Copeland Geddes Highlight Friday Contest
Shelby Copeland and Wayne Geddes stood out on offense as fast, energetic players in Friday's match, delivering a strong showing for their team.
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Shelby Copeland
Big Wayne Geddes
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East Indian School Road
Salt Lake City
Denver
Amarillo
Spokane
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Roberta Christian
Nancy Gruner
Walker's
Walker Building
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Litchfield Park
Hardt
Pete Ellis
Ernie Corral
Jerry Landis
Flora Dell’s Beauty. Shop
Harold Asplumb
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