Scottsdale Girls Club plans drive for new clubhouse
The Scottsdale Girls Club seeks $200000 to build a 10000 square foot clubhouse on Vista del Camino land donated by the Scottsdale Board of Realtors who previously funded an 8500 dollar land purchase. Co leaders Connie Englund Philip von Ammon and E Jensen Hill head the fundraiser with ASU solar energy ties and seven local schools nearby.
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Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Scottsdale Girls Club
Girls. Club
McDowell Road
Vista del Camino
Connie Englund
Philip von Ammon
E. Jensen Hill
Arizona State University
ASU
John Yellett
Solar
Indi
National Science Foundation
Russell McCaleb
Vista
Dorie Simon
United Way
E. Rose Lane
Thomas Road
South Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Girls Club
Loyal Starcup
al Overend
Realtors’ Board
Henry Gruenemeier
Board of Realtors
Thanksgiving Slow at Arizona Food Stamp Offices
Arizona food stamp offices in Phoenix and Tucson stayed open on Thanksgiving but saw weak demand. Phoenix processed 60 applicants, about half the usual. Tucson logged 110, under the 150 staffing level. DES officials lament the low turnout while noting about 40 state employees worked and offices remain busy on most days.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Department of Economic Security
Tucson growth plans split city and county leaders
Tucson Mayor Lewis Murphy and County Supervisors Chairman E.S. Bud Walker clash over interim zoning rules to guide growth until a master plan is finished next year. Murphy expects City Council approval on December 9 and argues the ordinance won’t harm the homebuilding industry while Walker supports a single governing body handling interim zoning.
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Tucson
Lewis Murphy
County Supervisors
E.S
Bud” Walker
Murphy
Boy Dies After Pool Rescue in Phoenix Northwest
A 3 year old, James D. Hunter, pulled unconscious from a Northwest Phoenix pool on Sept. 6, 1973, died Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital. Detectives said he never regained consciousness.
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Phoenix
St. Joseph’s Hospital
James D. Hunter
Obituary for Phillip J Schmitt baker at Saga Food
Phillip J Schmitt 62 died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Rosary 7:30 p.m. tonight at Messinger Mortuary Chapel and mass 10 a.m. Saturday at St Daniels Catholic Church. Visitation 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday. Survived by wife Adeline two sons William H and Paul J a daughter Mrs Jeffrey Repka brothers Edward T and William sister Mrs James Davis and two grandchildren.
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Phillip J. Schmitt
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
St. Daniels Catholic Church
Theodore V. Bihler services held for local resident
Theodore Victor Bihler 65 of Carefree died Tuesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A former direct mail advertiser who moved from New Jersey 25 years ago he belonged to the Christian Businessmen Association the Phoenix Press Club and Gideons Society. Survived by wife Marion daughter Ann sister Jean Lockett and four grandchildren. Interment at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary Chapel.
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Theodore Victor Bihler
Carefree
APS again cuts gas to firms
APS curtailed natural gas service for 24 hours to eight large industrial customers, six in the Phoenix area, effective at 7 a.m. The affected firms include Arizona Agro Chemical Corp, Thompson Industries, Reynolds Metals Co, Marathon Steel, Midland-Ross, AiResearch, Ranchers Exploration and Development Co of Globe, and London Milling Co of Yuma, due to reduced supply from FEI Paso Natural Gas Co.
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Phoenix
APS
Arizona Public Service Co
Phoenix Area
Arizona Agro Chemical Corp
Thompson Industries
Reynolds Metals Co
Marathon Steel
Midland-Ross
AiResearch
Hound and Tadpole Films Lead Library Festival
Scottsdale Public Library presents a Saturday Film Festival for Children with two screenings. At 2 p.m. at the main library in the Civic Center complex and at 10 a.m. at Vista Del Camino branch 7700 E Roosevelt St. The program features The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon and The Tadpole Tale.
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Scottsdale Public Library
Civic Center Complex
Vista del Camino
E. Roosevelt St
Burglary At Scottsdale Home For Thanksgiving Loot
Police report thefts at two nearby sites. A Scottsdale man, Harry Luge, says burglars took a Chevrolet engine, tool box, two pairs of skis, and cash totaling about 10014.90 from his mother in law’s home. Separately, Dino's Barber Shop and Pink Puff Beauty Shop on 68th Street were broken into for small change and cash.
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Scottsdale
Harry Luge
Charter Oak Rd
N. 68Th St
Kissinger Eyes Latin Swing For South American Tour
Kissinger plans a South American swing to gather firsthand information about the continent. Adviser Luigi Eunaudi said Kissinger wants to visit Latin America fairly soon to assess regional issues and interests.
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Kissinger Eyes
LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
South America
Luigi Eunaudi
Kissinger
Eunaudi
Haircuts for Charity at LaBar's Beauty Salon
LaBar's Beauty Salon in Arcadia Plaza will host a charity hair cutting day on Sunday. Seven operators will cut both men and women’s hair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Each haircut costs $3 with all proceeds benefiting the Christmas for Caring fund.
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LaBar’s
Indian School Rd
Arcadia Plaza
Scottsdale parents revive lobbying task force for school finance
The Scottsdale CPC plans to revive a legislative task force to lobby on school finance. Irma Winemiller and Jack Kearney outlined aims to monitor bills affecting the Scottsdale School District, pursue unification and local control, and seek exemptions for utility costs amid inflation.
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Scottsdale
PTA
Jack Kearney
CPC
Saguaro High School
Kearney
Winemiller
Nancy St. Clair
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Arizona
United Press International
Theodore V. Bihler
Green Flores Mortuary
Cemetery & Mausoleum
North Hayden
Yul Conaway
En Lute
Luli
Quarmac
Luja
Fountain & Food Service
Wau Sect
Yoan
Southwest
South of Indian School
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