Cameron Couple Welcome Son Born October 2
Mr and Mrs Neil Cameron announce the birth of a son at Good Samaritan Hospital on October 2.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1956
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Neil Cameron announce the birth of a son at Good Samaritan Hospital on October 2.
Mrs C J Carlson president of Scottsdale Elementary PTA and officers held a tea to assign home room mothers for the new year. Call Belbert Pierce for room details. A kindergarten tea follows October 25 at the Little School. November 6 PTA meeting expected to be interesting with a Phoenix Little Theatre one act play Fresh Variable Winds. The Maricopa County Chapter of National Mental Health furnishes the play and Dr Marian LeCount leads a post show discussion.
The West Scottsdale Elementary PTA hosts its second annual Spaghetti Dinner and Open House on Tuesday October 23. PTA president Mrs Gente Koskinas and principal Ma R M Williams invite parents children and friends to attend. Dinner runs 6 00 to 8 00 and Open House 6 30 to 8 30 with tickets available at the school office from PTA board members or at the cafe torium door.
Richard Caley of Scottsdale pledged to Phi Sigma Kapna at ASU. Tom Hepre and Martin Quinn of Scottsdale pledged to Alpha Tau Omega. Lowell Grahau pledged to Delta Sigma Phi.
Anna Maybin and Virginia E Hepburn of Route Two Scottsdale completed the required studies for Master of Arts in Education degrees at Arizona State University during the summer session.
Senior students pursue National Merit Scholarship testing with nominations announced for 1957. A car wash at Texaco and KisKion stations raises funds. GAA hosts state convention and luncheon at Lulu Belle in Scottsdale. Scottsdale High and Chandler teams report volleyball results and upcoming matches. National Assembly science program fascinates students. Junior magazine sale advances with top seller Pam Schnaufer and prizes. All-State Chorus draws Scottsdale singers to Phoenix Coliseum under ASU director.
4 H NEWS Careet meeting at Mrs Hiram Kennedy home on October 16 elected officers Judy Jackson president Susie Donn vice president Marie Kennedy secretary treasurer Janet Kennedy reporter Sandra Hines recreation Jennifer Jackson recreations Jerry Brown recreation The group named Scottsdale 4 H Junior Chefs Kathleen Kennedy demonstrated measuring dry and liquid ingredients Cookies and punch were served.
Karen Potter daughter of Mr and Mrs LaMont Potter Rt 2 Box 701 Scottsdale is enrolled at Pacific Union College Angwin taking pre nursing subjects. Karen a Monterey Bay Academy graduate Watsonville California also attended Arizona Academy.
Students report on picture day and report cards due October 24. The PTA aims to raise funds for new bleachers while classrooms display parent involvement leaves. fifty cent yearly dues earn collared leaves and a chance at a three dollar prize for full class membership.
Last week the Scottsdale Grammar school teams defeated Ingleside. The B's D's and C's teams all won on home ground while the boys also beat Ingleside. Next week the B's C's play at Kachina and the F's D's host Kachina.
Buckeye Hawks defeat Beavers 18 to 14 in a league game last Friday. Beaver backs Alle Smith scored twice in the second half but a fumble near the five ended a Beaver scoring chance. Danny Brewer started at tackle end and made 16 tackles as Scottsdale struggled early and created little offense.
Diane Bowkley an eighth grade student in Mr Edwin Flemins room is elected carnival queen contestant for Kachina School. Winner announced during Halloween festivities October 31 at the local high school. Rene Levenda runner up. School Pictures Inc to photograph students. discounts available. Six week tests wrap up Friday October 19 with report cards due October 24. Scottsdale Coordinating Council to sponsor Halloween costume parade October 26 starting at 6 30 p.m. from Scottsdale Road and Main Street to the Community Center for judging. Entry numbers should be worn on outside of costumes to aid judges.
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