First Fall Chamber Meeting at Scottsdale High
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce hosts its first fall meeting at the high school auditorium tonight at 7:30 with guest speaker James A. Smith of the Phoenix Chamber. Entertainment by Bud Brown's Western band and a door prize drawing accompany discussions of the Scottsdale Sunshine Festival set for November 17.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
James A. Smith
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Louis Haas
Phoenix Chamber
Paradise Valley
Charles Hoover
The
Republic and Gazette
Tom Kelland
Radio Kool
Bud Brown
Cliff Carpenter
Chamber
Scottsdale
Halloween Carnival at Scottsdale High School Saturday
The Scottsdale PTA hosts a Halloween carnival on Saturday at Scottsdale High School. Food booths open at 6 p.m. Booths feature games, decorations, jeep rides, pony rides, movies, and a magician. The best booth wins PTA prize. Mrs Allen Smith chairs event with Mrs George Speer and student volunteers.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
PTA
Allen Smith
George Speer
Scottsdale Soldier Injured In Korea
The Department of Defense reports thirteen Army personnel wounded in Korea. Private Cecil Dorchester, husband of Matilda Dorchester of Fort McDowell Scottsdale, is among those injured.
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Scottsdale
Korea
Department of Defense
Cecil Dorchester
Matilda Dorchester
Fort McDowell
Scottsdale Sunshine Festival Names Parade Chairman
Lute Wasbotten owner of the Scottsdale Pharmacy was named parade chairman for the Scottsdale Sunshine Festival by Les Larson general chairman. Preparations proceed on schedule and more help is sought on all committees as Wasbotten and his committee met Wednesday night to outline plans for the parade ahead of the festival opening the 1951 52 winter season on Saturday November 17.
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Lute Wasbotten
Scottsdale
Les Larson
Larson
Wasbotten
Dairy Association Plans Incorporation in Arizona
Members of the Maricopa County Dairy Herd Improvement Association voted unanimously to incorporate at a October 16 meeting at the County Agent's Office in Phoenix. Ralph Cooper of Buckeye led the call, citing growth to 166 active dairymen, seven full time supervisors, and 10 700 cows.
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Maricopa County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Phoenix
Ralph Cooper
Buckeye
Otis Lough
Community Calendar Draws Local Meetings and Elections
The schedule lists a Chamber of Commerce meeting at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium on Saturday October 27 along with a PTA carnival from 10 00 a m to 6 00 p m and a School Board election at the high school. On Monday October 29 a Kiwanis club gathering is planned at Out post.
Two Candidates Seek Berth In School Election Saturday
Dane Roush will oppose incumbent C B Reddell for one open Scottsdale School District No 48 Board of Trustees seat. Election Saturday October 27 polls 10 a m to 6 p m at Scottsdale High. Reddell has served since 1948 and is board president. Roush is Scottsdale resident of six years employed by Salt River Water Users Association active in church and Boy Scout Troop 101.
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Dane Roush
C. B. Reddell
Scottsdale School District No. 48
Scottsdale High School
Reddell
Roush
Scottsdale
Salt River Water Users Association
No Price Ceiling On Christmas Tree
The Phoenix district of the Office of Price Stabilization announced removal of Christmas tree prices from controls. District director R. T. Jones said ceilings frozen at base period levels would be inequitable or impractical for the sale involved.
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Phoenix
Office of Price Stabilization
R. T. Jones
Home Nursing Classes Planned in Scottsdale
John Colwell announces home nursing courses in Scottsdale with seven two hour lessons. Mrs. Craig Jackson leads the units with Section 1 at 10 00 a m and Section 2 at 7 30 p m on Mondays and Thursdays. Ten places left, no charge. Isabel Hammond aiding setup.
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John Colwell
Scottsdale
The
American Red Cross
National Security Board
Scottsdalian Leads in Phoenix Little Theatre Play
Mary Jamé Harrington of Stallion Road will star in John Loves Mary at Phoenix Little Theatre from October 30 to November 3. Harrington studied at Arizona State College Tempe and trained as a dancer under F. T. Thorne burg.
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Mary Jamé Harrington
Stallion Road
Phoenix
John
Mary
Miss Harrington
Arizona State College At
Tempe
F. T. Thornburg
Methodist Board Meeting Set For Tuesday
The Scottsdale Methodist church board will meet Tuesday evening October 20 to consider important decisions. All board members are urged to be present.
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The
Scottsdale
Cox Holds Lead In Bowling League
Cox's Jewelry remains atop the Scottsdale Business Men's Bowling League after a narrow win over O'Malley's, with Cox's 0 0 2 record and O'Malley's 0 0 0 totals. Don Pynor rolled a 202 to top the week's individual high game, while O'Malley's led team high with 781. Jim Turner posted the week's high set at 549 as standings list Cox's Jewelry, O'Malley's, Scottsdale Pharmacy, Pioneer Drug, Kiwanis Club, and Willmoth Appliance in a tight table.
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Cox’s Jewelry
Scottsdale Business Men’s Bowling League
O’malley’s
O’malley’s Ov. Ee
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Pioneer Drug
Kiwanis Club
Willmoth
Don Poynor
O’malley
Jim Turner
Beavers and Ajo Set for Crucial Texas League Tilt
Scottsdale Beavers led by coach Richard Hardt clash with the Ajo Red Raiders in a key West Central football conference showdown. Beavers seek to maintain their lead and limit a single loss, while Ajo aims to disrupt and boost its improving record. Players Wayne Geddes and Shelby Copeland key the Beavers running game as twenty players and three coaches travel by bus Friday.
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Richard
Jiggs
Litchfield Park Owls
Beavers
Hardt
Ajo
Peoria
Buckeye
Tolleson
Casa Grande
Raiders
Wayne Geddes
Shelby Copeland
Scottsdale
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Dairy Association
Chamber of Commerce
Outpost
Board of Trustees
Craig Jackson
Home Nursing
Scottsdalian
Methodist Board
Cox
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