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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1952

Page

11

Marine Band to Perform in Phoenix for Light Conservation

The United States Marine Band, the nation’s oldest military symphonic group, will give two concerts in Phoenix on Saturday October 25 at the Phoenix Union High School Auditorium. Matinee at 2 pm for students, evening show at 830 pm for all with general and reserved seats. Proceeds aid sight conservation and blind work. Tickets on sale October 8 at Mrs Archer Linde, Dorris Heyman store.

Phoenix jThe North Phoenix Sunnyslope Westward Lions Clubs Marine Band Phoenix Union High School Wm. F. Santelman Capitol John Philip Sousa Washington Capitol City Archer Linde Dorris-Heyman First Avenue Adams

Change in Arizona School Trustee Election Date

The Maricopa County School Superintendent reports rising interest in the annual trustee election with several hot contests. Legislation earlier in January 1952 moved the vote date from the last Saturday in October to the second Tuesday of October, with changes limited to the election date and election board payments. Continued details noted on page 7.

Maricopa County John H. Barry Barry Arizona Legislature Arizona School Law

Girl Scout Leader Course Set for October Start

A training course for girl scout leaders begins Friday October 3 at 1 50 p m at Mrs Eleanor Muir's home. Volunteers are sought for Brownie or Girl Scout leadership. Mrs Kirk of Dunbar heads uniforms sales and handling. Girls with uniforms in good condition can sell them through Mrs Dunbar on Lincoln Drive near Scottsdale Road.

Eleanor Muir Kirk, Dunbar

Rally Draws 1700 at Scottsdale GOP Kickoff

More than 1700 people attended the Scottsdale High School athletic field rally for Maricopa County Republicans. Ken Morton received the charter for the Scottsdale Young Republican club as Ruth Adams greeted guests. Governors Howard Pyle and Dan Thornton, Barry Goldwater, and John J. Rhodes spoke to supporters.

Scottsdale Maricopa County Ken Morton Young Republican Club Ruth Adams Howard Pyle Dan Thornton Colorado Barry Goldwater United States John J. Rhodes District 1

Scottsdale PTA to Host Youth Forum Panel Discussion

The first regular meeting of the Scottsdale Parent-Teacher Association opens Tuesday October 7 at 7 45 p m in the high school auditorium. Cecil McGirr is program chairman Bernard Kane will moderate the 8 p m broadcast with four Carver High School students joining to discuss how to stop cheating at home and at school Audience participation continues after the broadcast Hosts are sixth and seventh grade room mothers Mrs Leland Wright PTA president invites high school students and parents to attend

Scottsdale Cecil McGirr Arizona Youth Forum Bernard Kane KOY Carver High School Leland-Wright The P.T.A

Calendar items for October events and meetings

A schedule listing events across multiple days including Girl Scout training at the Eleanor Muir home, a sheriff's meeting at Sam' Klech home, Legion bake sale near the post office, driver's tests at American Legion hall, PTA clothing sale at Coronado school basement, Kiwanis club at Outpost, PTA meeting at the high school, and a Lions club gathering at La Fonda Fiesta.

Eleanor Muir Scottsdale Maricopa County Sam’ Klech Legion American Legion Hall T. A Coronado Kiwanis Club Outpost

Kiwanis Kids Day Winners Named

The Kiwanis Kids Day program held Saturday September 27 announced first place winners across events. Participants earned silver dollars and ribbons for top placements with lists include David McGirr David Kendrick Richard Vallentine Barbara Butler Louise Duhame Susan Bradford Donnie McDonald Richard Dick Eustacio Noriega Billy Ruddell Martin Cabrera Alex Espinosa Norman Faust Albert Lund Jerry McDonald Janet Henry Barbara Hanson Barbara Rosebury Kay Coleman Claudia Musselman Margaret Medina Joeann Coleman Kathryn Blaker Patsy Jones Billy Robinson Robert McCook David Jones Earnest Millanez Johnny Jordan Keith Anderson Buddy Coleman Charles Whelan David Medina Tiffany Barnhard Diane Dillon Wanda Mechling Laura Wright Judy Rout Tommy Ruddell Richard Dick Alex Espinosa Bicente Jimenez David Medina

David McGirr David Kendrick Richard Vallentine Barbara Butler Louise Duhame Susan Bradford Donnie McDonald Richard Dick Eustatio Noriega Billy Ruddell Martin Cabera Alex Espinosa Norman Faust Albert Lund Jerry McDonald Janet Henry Barbara Hanson Barbara Rosebury Kay Coleman Claudia Musselman Margaret Medina Joeann Coleman Kathryn Blaker Patsy Jones Billy Robinson Robert McCook David Jones Diane Dillon Wanda Mechling Laura Wright Judy Rout Tommy Ruddell David Provinzano Alex Espinosa Bicente Jimminez David. Medina

Women Bowlers Elect Officers in Scottsdale League

The Scottsdale Businesswomen's Bowling league elected Dorothy Long president Rosalie Lathrum vice president and Shirley Boyd secretary and treasurer. In Tuesday play team results show Tres Jolie 1 Fred ericks 2 Pauls Furniture 2 Earl's Market 2 and Porters Scottsdale 2 with Grace Prescott rolling high games 156 and 1450 and high series 429 for Grace Prescott and 501 for Porter's Scottsdale.

Scottsdale Businesswomen's Winter Way Dorothy Long Rosalie Lathrum Shirley Boyd Tres Jolie Fredericks Paul's Furniture Earl's Market Porter’s-Scottsdale Grace Prescott Earl’s Market

Chamber Resumes Regular Meetings in Scottsdale

Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce meetings resumed Tuesday night after summer inactivity. Paul White, newly elected president after Chiff Carpenter’s resignation, led a discussion on objectives and future plans. Members voted thanks to Carpenter for four years of service. Walker McCune screened a color film of the previous Scottsdale Sunshine Festival parade.

Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Paul White Chiff Carpenter Chamber Carpenter Walker McCune

Open House marks new Chamber office on East Main Street

Scottsdale merchants and residents are invited to a Wednesday Open House October 8 to celebrate the new Chamber of Commerce office on East Main Street. Captain Warren Whitside retired USN will oversee operations as general manager, volunteering his services.

Chamber of Commerce Villarge Patio East Main Street Scottsdale Warren Whitside USN Whitside Woman's Exchange Orme Lewis

Ellis couple welcome baby girl in Mesa hospital

Mr and Mrs Ben Ellis of Scottsdale are parents of a baby girl born September 27 at Mesa Southside hospital.

Ben Ellis Scottsdale Mesa’s Southside Hospital

Parade Entries Open for Scottsdale Sunshine Festival

Parade entries for the second annual Scottsdale Sunshine Festival are being accepted by parade chairman Norm Nelson. No entry fee is required and all entries are welcome. Vehicles should be horse drawn but tractors and jeeps will be permitted.

Parade Scottsdale Norm Nelson

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