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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1960
Page
2
A small community hospital plans no large public fund raising drive for its proposed open staff nonprofit. Financing will be decided after evaluating proposals from three investment groups. A board of Trustees will be elected next Tuesday.
The Stottsdale Navajo School BTA will hold its first general meeting on Thursday October 8 at 6 PM on school grounds. A temporary steering group led by Mrs Doh and Sanders prepares the BTA and agenda includes by laws Yoals remarks by Mrs Milton Makkiewicz Scottsdale Council president a relocating committee for permanent officers a fact sheet by George Merrill on the upcoming school bond issue and a getting-to-know-you coffee.
Seven Mexican students at the University of Arizona receive scholarships under the Aviena Senora cultural cooperation program. This initiative supports cross cultural exchange and academic study between the two communities.
Scottsdale high school students Carol J. Anderson Bill G. Bolts Mertie Noel Fraser Kitty B. Niggemann Karen A. Perona Martha Perris and Richard A. Schaefer received Certificates of Commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Foundation this week. The awards honor 6 or more of the entrants among the 26 000 contestants, approaching the 10 000 semi finalists announced last week.
G Robert Herberger of Paradise Valley was named chair man of the Republicans for Nixon ledge Committee of Arizona by Stephen Shadegg state chairman. He will direct activities across Arizona counties and called on Republicans to boost funds and support to carry the state for Richard Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge.
Scottsdale Marshal's Posse, a 90 member volunteer police reserve, earned commendations from Governor Fatinin and local principals for aiding traffic at school events and church services. Led by H. W. Hick Dixon, the group includes officers Dan C. McKinney Jr and Guy Madison Jr, with members from various local industries.
Plans for the Doctors' Hospital of Scottsdale are held in abeyance while the community hopes for adequate hospital facilities free from partisan strife. Br. Ginn and associates assure that if other groups fail, the Doctors' Hospital can proceed to complete a 70 bed general hospital within six months of groundbreaking.
The Har-Zion Congregation of Scottsdale held its first election on October 11 electing officers Bernard Liss Sol Kol Sam Singer Jack Scheinbein Ben Gambard Shiel Gaylor and trustees Herbert Hecht David Beitman Mort Braker Maury Mindel Earl Burkens Leslie Elson Jay Dushoff and Harry Miller.
Malaran Development Company of Scottsdale begins October 14 on 16 duplex two bedroom units in Mararan Park No.1 Tempe near ASU. Hancock and Wilson of Scottsdale are the contractors. The Kenwood Army project to be 80 days, with a second 48 unit plan in Mararan Park No.2 to follow.
Publisher Victor J. Morgan of the Scottsdale Progress will join Arizona newspaper men on a KOOL panel next week. The group will question Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lee Ackerman on issues.
Ordinance vacates a 16 foot alley running west of lots 78 to 86 and east of 87 to 95 in Winfield Scott Plaza Unit 2 Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona. It transfers town rights to adjoining property owners and authorizes Mayor and Clerk to finalize deeds. Emergency clause for immediate public health safety enacted. Published October 6 13 and 20 1960.
Bayless markets sponsor a heaviest deer contest with a Model 70 Winchester rifle from Pinney and Robinson Sporting Goods and cash prizes totaling 1000 plus a bonus rifle scope. Entry requires registration at any Bayless market before hunting season ends November 14 in the valley area.
Frederick Quin files suit in Superior Court charging false arrest by Town official Downing and another officer at the urging of Ted Fio Rito of the Black Sheep club. Bixler named for void complaint and false credit charges. Separate suit targets Downing over Mae Aldredge arrest. Rito says bingo was added to meet member demand. legality under review as dancing permits and ordinance amendments proceed.
The Citizens Committee for Good Government announces a 7:30 p.m. mass meeting at 201 EB Camelback Road Phoenix for all supporters to learn campaign material. Dick Searles will speak outlining his program as the Board of Supervisors oversees nearly $25 million in annual spending. Refreshments will be served.
Five contestants compete in the Sertoma clubs Miss Scottsdale pageant at Safari Convention Center as a preview to the Miss Arizona pageant at the state fair. Contestants include Marcie Blayne Salter ASU student Harriet Gamsee Cindi Waltermire Susan Peterson and Sandra Rose MacKenson. Tickets cost 3.50. dinner at 7 and judging at 8:19 with Phil Arden as emcee.
Scottsdale Elks promote National Newspaper Week with the theme Your Newspaper Freedom's Guardian. Leader Parker urges residents to join October 15 21 tribute to the free press and notes Elks have observed the salute since 1949 with Ed Schroeder named to chair the lodge committee planning local observance.
Hay fever usually starts with eye and nose itching progressing to cold like symptoms such as violent sneezing and watery discharge. It confirms pollen as a cause with a constitutional sensitiveness making some people prone to attacks and explains responsiveness to chiropractic adjustments.
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