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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1960
Page
2
Scottsdale town council authorized a $6,009 advance planning fee to cover a water survey by Henningson Durham and Richardson. The decision, tied to a potential municipal water system, could be repaid if the town installs the service. otherwise the fee is not refundable.
Charles Ronan of Scottsdale led the Mari copa County Bar Association preferential poll for county attorney with 26 points. Democratic rivals Vincent Maggiore and Vernon B. Croatf trailed, while Republican Marlin Bixler totaled 65 points in a four-candidate race.
Educational Services at 4901 E Camelback Road will complete kindergarten registration on September 7. Mrs Frances C Taylor Higley holds degrees from St Joseph College and Wesleyan University and offers two classes with enrollment under fifteen. Intensive reading work will aid individual youngsters and remedial reading is planned with testing starting early October.
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Fall Round-Up committee met at Camelback Inn and announced a grand door prize of a weekend for two donated by Dick DenUyl. The event on October 27 features local and national talent with tickets at 4.50, rising to five dollars after October 18.
The first portion of the Western Business Consultants report on Scottsdale will be presented to a joint meeting of the Council and Planning Commission next Tuesday night. Town Manager Gordon Allison invited members of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Civic Development committee to hear the report by Don Hutton, chairman of the County Planning Commission.
The Town of Scottsdale will negotiate with the Salt River Tribal Council and the Bureau of Indian Affairs for a 40 acre lease southeast of the current sewage treatment plant for a new facility. Town Manager Gordon Allison was authorized to proceed with negotiations at once.
The first day at Scottsdale High opens with an orientation assembly led by principal Tracy Tripp and assistant principals Ray Planetta and Clyde Kidd. Student body officers Dick Burdette, Jeff Wong, Ingred Myklestad, and Emmy Ferguson will MC and greet faculty, with guides from the council assisting newcomers.
Arizona State College at Flagstaff anticipates a record turnout for the fall term with projections of 1950 or more students. Dormitories open September 11, placement tests begin September 12, and classes start September 15.
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