Scottsdale Sun Shine festival opens winter season amid heavy turnout
Scottsdale Progress notes a crowd of about 8 500 at the first annual Scottsdale Sun shine festival as the 1951 52 winter season begins. Mrs Cecil B Raleigh is named Arizona State Adviser on Women s Activities for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced by Basil O Connor. Joan of Lorraine will be staged by Scottsdale High School seniors on November 26 and 27 with Paul Hayden Connie Jackson and others in leading roles.
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Chamber of Commerce
Zona
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Basil O’connor
March of Dimes Organization
Joan of Lorraine
Jazred Bergman
Broadway
Scottsdale High School
Paul Hayden
Connie Jackson
Landon Nichols
Jolane Steig
Larry Beau
Job Opportunities at Camelback Inn Dining Room
Camelback Inn offers six month dining room positions for qualified staff serving notable families. Good salaries and tips, with pleasant conditions and a team of professional colleagues. Housewives and Scottsdale residents seeking extra income urged to apply. contact Bert Shoemaker, assistant general manager, WH 5-8441.
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Camelback Inn
Valley
Scottsdale
Bert Shoemaker
Diftler Gallery Set to Open Saturday in Paradise Paseo
Josef Diftler announced the opening of the Diftler Gallery on Saturday November 24. The gallery at 41 Paradise Paseo will specialize in oil and pastel portraits by artists from the Southeast and California. Diftler has previously managed galleries in Palm Springs and New York.
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Josef Diftler
Diftler
Paradise Paseo
California
Palm Springs
Calif
New York
Paradise Alleys Opening Highlights Local Bowling Exposition
Exhibition bowling by Harold Asplumb will open Paradise Alleys on E Indian School Rd Scottsdale. The event features local athletes and includes Scottsdale High School players Jerry John Wayne Ged dess and Pete Ellis from the all-West Central district football team selected by Wes Central coaches.
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Scottsdale
Jerry John
Wayne Geddess
Pete Ellis
Letter to the Editor Praises Civil Defense Drill
Readers commend Scottsdale School staff and students for their roles in the county wide Civil Defense Alert on November 8. Observers at Ingleside Grammar and West Scottsdale Grammar praised pupil response and speedy dispersal. The note urges continued family planning and urges volunteering at BR 65 4461 or WH 526172.
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Scottsdale School
H. Packham
the& Inglesde Grammar School
Ruby
Tracy Gregg
West Scottsdale Grammar School
Tracy Tripp
Yivid Jesson
Philip Wyllie
Golf film series to feature top players in Phoenix matches
The Phoenix Chamber announces a match play series starting Tuesday November 20 at Phoenix Country Club Paradise Valley and Arizona Biltmore with two golfers per day. The event aims to produce golf films for World-Wide Golf Television Films to showcase golf five points and boost Phoenix publicity. Tickets cost 2 dollars at the courses or the Chamber of Commerce.
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Bill Garland
Phoenix Chamber, of Commerce Thunderbirds Golf Committee
Phoenix’ Country Club
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Valley Country Club
Arzona Country Club
Arizona Biltmore
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Garland
Phoenix
Valley of the Sun
Arizona
Florida
Phoenix Chamber’ of’ Commerce
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Bowling results and top performers in Scottsdale league
Monday night scores show Cox Jewelry 4 Scottsdale Kiwanis 9 Scottsdale Motors 4 Chew Market 0 Pioneer Drug 3 Scottsdale Pharmacy. Top teams include Pioneer Drug 23 13 and Cox Jewelry 306. Best bowlers Jim Mac Donald 230 592 Ken Swanton 245 580 Chuck Cox 544. Laird Scott converted a 4 9 10 split.
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Scottsdale Businessmen’s
Cox Jewelry
Scottsdale Kiwanis
Scottsdale Motors
Chew Market
Pioneer Drug
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Scottsdale Pharmacy Preeas
Jim, MacDonald
Ken Swanton
Chuck Cox
Jim McBride
Therapists Value Wood For Comfort In Modern Homes
Psychologists rate wood highly for therapeutic value noting its natural, familiar feel gives security. Architects favor softwoods like Douglas fir and west coast hemlock for paneling, praising durability beauty adaptability and luxury appeal at reasonable cost.
Ayrshire Cattle Win National Dairy Show Again
Ayrshire cattle dominated Britain's National Dairy Show for the second year running, judged by A Cook Garvie. They won the Bledisloe Trophy over five other breeds, scoring 680 milk points and 500 appearance points, ahead of Friesians. The article is from the Scottish Dairy Mail via Agricultural Correspondent. Brusally Ranch manager Kenneth Bradford provided details. Brusally is owned by Mr and Mrs E J Tweed.
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Britain
A. Cook Garvie
Scottish Dairy Mail
Olympia
London
Kenneth Bradford
Brusall Ranch
Brusally Ranch
E. J. Tweed
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