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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1951
Page
2
An ordinance authorizes licensing traveling merchants peddlers photographers and itinerant vendors in Scottsdale with fees and penalties. It requires an oath bound license from the Town Clerk before starting business and governs license form approval by the Mayor and Common Council.
The Town of Scottsdale adopts a licensing scheme for traveling merchants, peddlers, photographers, and itinerant vendors with annual fees set by selling method and location. Violations carry fines and possible imprisonment, with exemptions for established local businesses, farmers, churches and charitable organizations. An emergency clause places the ordinance into effect after final passage, mayoral approval, and proper posting. The notice also cites a Commerce Department report on 1950 hair preparation retail sales at $300,000,000.
More than 150 University of North Dakota graduates from 13 states and two provinces gather for a three day reunion at Camelback Inn starting Friday November 30. Alumni arrive early for a Scottsdale Shopping tour on Thursday afternoon led by the group. President Dr John West and Mrs West will attend arriving from Grand Forks and he will speak at Saturday nights banquet in the Inn main dining room.
David L. Hansen, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hansen of Scottsdale, is in recruit training at the Coast Guard Training Station in Alameda California. After 12 weeks of intensive basic training he will be assigned to a seagoing cutter shore station or service school for specialist instruction.
Judy Perkins Sanders, a Scottsdale artist, was guest of honor at a Yuma reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Darner Jr. The event marked the first showing of a commissioned portrait of the Darners' young daughter Vicki, painted recently by Mrs Sanders.
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