Salt River Water Users Plan Budget Reduction For 1950
Richard D. Searles, president, announced a tentative 1950 budget reduction for the Salt River Valley Water Users Association. The 1950 budget totals about 11 million dollars with a seven dollar fifty cent per acre assessment. Major cuts stem from 1949 spending for Gates at Horseshoe dam and the pump right well project, plus economies from asset replacements and reorganized operations. Final approval and assessment rates to be set at November board meeting while Searles travels to Washington for water issues.
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Salt River Valley Water Users Association
Richard D. Searles
Horseshoe Dam
Searles
Washington, D. C
Community Chest Appeals for Mail Donations
Joyce reports mail contributions to the Scottsdale Community Chest are coming in well and urges residents to mail gifts to Box 787. Solicitors’ time is saved so they can make more calls, and uncontacted residents may request a home visit by calling Joyce at the Bank of Douglas or Carpenter at the Chamber office.
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Joyce
Scottsdale
Bank of Douglas
Carpenter
Chamber
Missionary Circle Meets at Scottsdale Baptist Church
The Missionary circle of Scottsdale Baptist church will meet today at 2 30 p m at the church. Guest speaker will be Mr Van Ber Schoten on a mission enroute to Burma. Hostess will be Mrs M Du Ross. Subscription rates listed for Scottsdale Progress.
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Scottsdale Baptist Church
van Ber Schoten
Burma
M. du- Ross
Brown Avenue Shops Get Fresh Bright Color Parade
Brown avenue shows vivid new hues as Ranchera Fashions shares a weekend paint boost turning its building a bold red. Vic n Eddies sports a yellow storefront while Sax Petit Laundrette glows green, signaling more merchants may join the color spree.
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Brown Avenue
Ranchera Fashions
Vic ‘N Eddies
Sax Petit
El Centro and Pittsburg visitors share weekend at local homes
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mullar of El Centro visited Jim Tipton last Thursday. Mrs. Mullar is Tipton’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodsmall of Pittsburg were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C Walker.
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Bud” Mullar
el Centro
California
Jim Tipton
Mullar
Mr. Tipton
Earl Woodsmall
Pittsburg
C. Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salt River
Community Chest
Missionary Circle
Baptist Church
Scotty’s
Acetylene
E. G. Scott & Son
Southside Sand & Rock Co., Inc
Vic ‘N’ Eddies
Vic N
Eddies
BROWN
Muir School
Paradise Valiex
Kingersarten
T.reacy
Charles C. Muir
Senoc
Lincoln Drive
Muir
Lucile Kinney
Wilson ‘Normal School
New York State University
Cornell University
Garden Club
Ara You
Luly
Walker’s Beauty Shop
Paula Fosdick
Second Street
Maricopa Tallow Works
Car
Frederick
Scottsdale Road
Charles F. Cox
Wesley Segner
Arizona Craftsman
East Maid Street
Western Electric Watchmaster
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