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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1950

Page

7

Beavers Open Cage Season On Local Court Friday Nite

Scottsdale High School Beavers open the 1950 51 basketball season Friday night against the Carver Monarchs on the local court. The following night they meet the Wickenburg Wranglers. Starting five candidates include Fred Taylor Arvil Burkett Wayne Geddis Shelby Copeland Al Bracamonte Ames Harrison Karl Wheeler George Long and Manuel Ortega.

Beavers Jiggs Hardt Scottsdale Fred Taylor Arvil Burkett Wayne Geddis Shelby Copeland al Bracamonte Ames Harrison Karl Wheeler George Long Manuel Ortega

Gifts Sought By Legion Auxiliary for Papago Park Hospital

The Women's Auxiliary of Sipe- Peterson Post 44 American Legion seeks gifts for families of Papago Park Veterans Hospital patients. Items placed in a gift shop at the hospital may be sent to loved ones. gifts with wrapping, ribbon and card should be delivered to the Legion Home by December 5. All auxiliaries statewide participate and urge donations from members and the public.

Women’s Auxiliary Sipe- Peterson The American Legion Papago Park Veterans Hospital Legion

New First Aid Class Forming

A new first aid class under Dr. Sam Hale is forming after completing the primary course last week. H W Dixon reports that many plan to join the advanced course, tentatively starting in December, with group members including Louise McCormick Edith Biles Eileen Anderson Marlene Pettit and Naomi Tersini. Another group is registering at Dr Hale's office for primary instruction. all courses are free.

Sam Hale H. W.dixon Louise McCormick Edith Biles Eileen Anderson Marlene Pettit Naomi Tersini Samuel Hale

Salad Bowl Funds Aid Needy Kids

The Salad Bowl Game is a charitable, non profit event. Net receipts go to Kiwanis clubs for underprivileged children. The Scottsdale club spent about $500 in the past year on medical aid, eye care, and necessary operations for local children, funded by the celebration.

Kiwanis Fund Kiwanis Clubs Scottsdale Club

Committees Form To Tackle Scottsdale Business Issues

Committees appointed by Scottsdale Retail Trade bureau president Andy Swick will study Sunday and holiday closings traffic violations dust control and other problems. Members include Jack Bolton Charles Davis Al Lindsey P F Schneider Bob Herberger Ray Mitchell Bob Dillon Merle Brown Fred Bitner Ed Ast and Schneider. Reports due at next Trade bureau meeting called by Swick.

Scottsdale Andy Swick Scottsdale Retail Trade Bureau Jack Bolton Charles Davis Mr. Neary al. Lindsey P. F. Schneider Bob Herberger Ray Mitchell Bob Dillon Merle Brown Fred Bitner Ed Ast Schneider Trade Bureau Swick

Massey Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Massey observed their twenty fifth anniversary with a Tuesday dinner party. Attendees from Phoenix included Leonard Massey and son Jackie, C. E. Abney and sons Merle and Ben, Gene Abney and son Michael, Leslie Massey and Sharon Massey, Buddy, C. J. Mann, Robert Brookshire and Bobby, Allen Abney, Rose Webber and Penny, Janelle Taylor, Wahda chip Wahda, Harold Taylor, and Hugh.

L. C. Massey Messrs Leonard Massey Jackie C. E Abney Merle Ben Gene Abney Michael Phoenix Leslie - Massey Sharon Buddy Robert Brookshire Bobby Allen Abney

Chamber To Discuss Incorporation Plan For Scottsdale

The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will meet on Tuesday December 12 at 7 30 p m in the High School auditorium to discuss incorporation. Cliff Carpenter president urges attendance and notes reliable facts and figures will be presented on incorporation procedures and state tax refunds. He says working together can keep Scottsdale independent from Phoenix and improve conditions without property tax assessments.

Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Cliff Carpenter Phoenix

Quadrille Teams To Perform Saturday In Phoenix Event

The Western Saddle Club of Phoenix will guest Saturday afternoon December 2 at Paradise Valley Quadrille. Both groups perform at 3 PM on the vacant lot at Scottsdale Road and First Avenue. The Saddle Club is the state championship quadrille team among the performers. Several folk dances also featured.

Western Saddle Club of Phoenix Paradise Valley Scottsdale Road First Avenue Saddle Club

Alfred Austin Outstanding 4‑Her Leads State Winners

State 4‑H results announced by Kenneth L. McKee highlight Alfred Austin of Scottsdale as outstanding 4‑H achievements. Winners include Frances Barrientos and Delia Torres for Dairy Foods Team Demonstration, Betty Bogie for Dairy Foods Individual, Paul Rademacher for Home Grounds Beautification, Betty Joe Tompkins and Tom Stallings for Leadership, and Wilson Meat Animal and Knitting Crocheting winners from Phoenix. Maricopa County clubs earn two plaques for Farm and Home Safety and Farm and Home Electric. $25 awards go to clubs for Recreation activities.

Kenneth L. McKee Agricultural Extension Service University of Arizona Alfred Austin Scottsdale Frances Barrientos Delia Torres Somerton Betty Bogie Phoenix Paul Rademacher Glendale Betty Joe Tompkins Tom Stallings Uwomer Smith, Jr Wilson Georgiana Hussey Maritopa County

Christmas Bazaar Held at Scottsdale Methodist Church

The Scottsdale Methodist Woman's Society hosts a Christmas bazaar at 2:30 p.m. in Wesley Hall open to the public. Booths include food, needlework, house plants, books, and post office packages with tea served. Coordinators include Mesdames Taylor, Robbins, Cambell, Hearn, Roush, Green, Chatham, Haltermann, Allgood, Cain, Raleigh, Platt, and others.

Scottsdale Mesdames Davis Roberts Ruth Circle Gene Anderson Phoebegame Wesley Circle E. A. Circle J. B. House Su- Chatham

PTA Meet for Musical Program at Scottsdale High

Scottsdale Parent-Teacher Association schedules a Tuesday evening gathering on December 5 at 7:15 in the high school auditorium. Chair Mrs Charles Schooley leads with assistants Mrs Cora Lee Machell Gene Hansen and Guy Mixter. Grammar and high school students present Christmas music. hostesses include Mesdames Mieg Cox Routt and Stiles.

Scottsdale Charles Schooley Cora Lee Machell Gene Hansen Guy Mixter Mesdames Charles Mieg Charles Cox R. W. Routt D. A. Stiles

Methodists Plan State Crusade in Arizona Churches

Methodists in Arizona unite for a state wide evangelistic campaign December 3 to 8 with nightly services at 7 30, one visiting pastor per church, and an intensive home visitation program. Rev Charles Rowe of Chula Vista Calif will preach at Scottsdale each evening. Public invited.

Arizona Charles Rowe Chula Vista Calif Scottsdale

Paradise Valley Zoning Committee Proposes Area Plan

The Paradise Valley Improvement Association zoning panel led by Lewis E. Haas with members including John C. Adams Thomas Darlington G Robert Herberger John F. Jennings Raymond Mitchell Raymond Rubicam Dr Philip F. Schneider and Henry Wick drafts a detailed boundary description starting at Camelback and Scottsdale Roads and ending near the Salt River Indian Reservation, with plan continuing on Page Three.

Paradise Valley Scottsdale Road Invergordon Road MacDonald Drive Tatum Boulevard Pinnacle Peak Road Township 5 Range 5 Salt River Indian Reservation Pima Road Arizona Canal Camel

Calendar items for Christmas events at local venues

At 2 30 p m WSCS Christmas Bazaar is set at a Methodist church. At 7 30 p m the Business and Professional Women's group meets at Antonettes cafe.

WSCS Methodist Church Business and Professional Women’s Antonettes Cafe

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Wickenburg Wranglers Legion Auxiliary Salad Bowl PTA Methodists SHS Carver Monarchs High School Bea‘vers Wickenburg
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