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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1960

Page

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Fall Arrives in Scottsdale Traffic and Town Growth Debate

A Scottsdale traffic surge during fall tourist season prompts warnings from Deputy Marshal Sten Kelley about growing vehicle flows. Citizens receive safety notices from the National Safety Council urging statewide road courtesy to prevent accidents. A roadwork hole at Best Second Street and Brown disrupts traffic, while East Setendant and Ball Park plaza see a dirt pile blocking intersections all morning.

Flrnt Street Scottsdale Road Hook Sten Kelley Scottsdale Lion Civix Savng National Safety Council Ott Crenade Hess Clube of Athens Best Second Street Brown East Setendant Ball Park Plaza

Comprehensive Plan predicts population rise in Scattsdale by 1878

The first chapter of the Comprehensive Plan for Scottsdale, by the county planning department, outlines an analysis of population, land use, and future needs. It notes industry growth, improved sales staff atmosphere, and a friendlier retail climate as key outcomes. Davis of Wade Business Consultants and Jon Hutton, director of the county plan, are cited.

Scattsdale Saricope County KW. Sieeavunmy Ty Be. Davis Wale Jon Hutton Aireeter

4000 More Homes Planned In Scottsdale Area 1961

Arizona voters will go to the polls next Tuesday for the 1960 primary from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Precinct listings within the Scottsdale school district include Kiva, Paradise, Rosa, Kaibab, Feet Scottsdale, West Batties, Park Way, Salt River Project, Biltmore, Camelback, Squaw Peak, Kachina, Olivetti, Picadilly, Ingleside, Osborn, and Phoenix locations. The Scottsdale school board approved bond funds totaling 3.95 million dollars for new elementary and high school buildings, with projected district growth to 44,066 students by 1964-65 and 162 additional classrooms needed. The tax rate for bond repayment is expected to stay around 1.76 per 100 valuation.

Arizona Scottsdale Counity Registrar of Voters Kiva MacDonald Drive Paradise Schdal East Irdian Rosa Arcadia Kaibab Forth Seotisdale Seottsdale Lahers 62Nd Street Parkway Salt River 65Th Latham Biltmore Cudin City Squaw Peak North 34Th Street Coronado Joe Reisnes, Jr Reisnes, Eh, Heck and Co

Fast Service Report From Town Marshal Department

At 11 42 am last Friday Home Geiden reported a fat in his switch peel at 446 South Fite. Deputy march al filed report noting a fit Wie im the pool and there is how ene ed fat.

Geiden South Fite Marchal Suceinek

New Saba's Store Opens in Scottsdale Gala

The Saba's department store debuts at First Avenue and Fir in a 48 by 1295 foot adobe structure designed by Joe Ware. The 100 foot sales hall triples space from the old Pima Plate store with daylight fixtures and open displays. The Scottsdale firm, founded in 1627 in Chandler, operates a Main and Brown outlet now a western wear shop. Hours are 8 to 9 Thursday and 9 to 6 other days. closed Sundays. Registration for prizes runs through next week.

Poday Iukurous Sabe’s First Avenue Fir Joe Ware Pima Plate Geserttah Merchantise Sabe's Chafidier Stillies Scottsdale Main and Brown Western Wear

Gifts Chairman is Appointed at Scottstale United Fund

Campaign chairman Quentin Turner named Royal Alderman as Special Gifts chairman for the Scottstale United Fund this fall. Alderman, long time resident, led Phoenix Musical Theatre and the American Marketing Association chapter, chaired the Arizona State University foundation library committee, and worked as an advertising executive and consultant.

Quentin Turner Royal Alderman Special Gifts Scottstale United Fund Alderman Phoenix Musical Theatre Total Chapter American Marketing Association Arizona State University Fouftation

Christmas decoration plan announced for Scottsdale

Gal Greenell, chairman of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Christmas decoration committee, outlines 1960 town decorations. Merchants are asked to buy lights at 50 cents per front foot to create a continuous string along each street, with options for rooftop lights. Other committee members include Chet Smith, Bob Gray, Jim Smith, Harre Wilson, Lyman Tifft, Bob Byrnes, Mack Gilstrap and Curt Christias.

Gal Greenell Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Chet Smith Bob Gray Jim Smith Harre Wilson Lyman Tifft Bob Byrnes Mack Gilstrap Curt Christias

Lions Conduct Safety Drive Through Scottsdale and Papago

Lions clubs distributed safety pamphlets near schools on opening day. Scottsdale and Arcadia high schools Soloma Kiva Kaibab were covered by Scottsdale group. Papago members patrolled entrances to Tonto Tonalea Pima Supal schools. The leaflets urged citizens to join a state wide effort to cut traffic accidents.

Scottsdale Arcadia Soloma Kiva Kaibab Papago Club Tonto, Tonalea Pima Arizona Papago Lions Club Howard Doran Tonto School

Why Elect Dick Searles for Scottsdale County Post

Editorial endorses Dick Searles in the upcoming primary, praising a forward program for Scottsdale and Maricopa County. It highlights merit-based county jobs, traffic relief, off-season highway work, and a first-class neighborhood park system as core promises.

Hich Scottsdale Maricopa Dick Searles Searles Bing

Doctors Organize For Hospital Here

Scottsdale doctors met at Dr. W. K. Helms office to plan staff organization for Doctors Hospital. They will meet September 13 to draft constitution and bylaws. Stock sale will begin soon and construction is expected to start in January or February.

Doctors Hospital of Scottsdale W. K. Helms E. Stetson Drive

Approval of 65000 church building program at Holy Cross Lutheran

The Holy Cross Lutheran Church received approval from Missouri Synod headquarters in Los Angeles for a 65000 construction program. Pastor K H Meyer announced plans to let contracts in October for a seven acre site at 702 South Hayden Road featuring a concrete shell sanctuary seating 228, expandable to 450 with partitions, plus offices restrooms and kitchen, air conditioned. The current dwelling will become ten classrooms as services move to temporary quarters starting September 18 with three Sunday services at 7 30 am 10 am and 11 am and Sunday School at 8 45 am.

Holy Cross Lutheran Church Missouri “Synod Los Angeles K. H. Meyer

Community Pool Attendance Sheds Light on Labor Day Swim

Scottedale residents gathered at the town swimming pool over the Labor Day weekend with 872 turning out by Sunday night. Clarence Allen, recreation and parks director, said patronage is under study this week and the pool hours may be shortened after this Sunday.

Fidendeadont Scottedale Clarence Allen Town Recreation and Parke

Kids To Get ASU Ducats For the Knothole Club

Scottsdale area students from grades four to high school freshman can buy discounted six game season tickets to ASU home games at Tempe stadium through the Knothole Club. Applications cost 25 cents for club membership and 10 cents per game. distribution starts September 1 at local schools or YMCA. Junior Woman’s Club volunteers will hand out tickets September 14 after collecting the 85 cents and signed parental applications. Games run September 17 versus Colorado State, October 1 Washington State, October 22 San Jose State, October 29 New Mexico State, November 5 Texas Western, and November 12 North Carolina State. Last year 500–600 Scottsdale youths participated.

Scottsdale Area ASU Tempe Stadium YMCA Kniothole Club John Carhart Scottsdale Smith Lane Carhart Colorado State University Washington State University San Jose State College New Mexico State Texas Western College North Carolina State

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Paradise Valley Jon Berges Edward Berges North 82Nd Place Pima School Aéroes Indian School Road Susan Grady Edward Gladys East Indian School Road Michael Richard Guertin Richard Guertins Navajo School Kachina East Campbell Street Phoenix Olivetti Memorial Presbyter Ian East Thomas Road Picadilly Ingleside Baptist Church East Earl Drive Ingleside Ingleside School East Osborn Gifts Chairman Atgona Lions Clubs Scottsdale ¢Club Supal Lions Clubs of Ari Editorial South Hayden Road Scottsdale Lions Club Lions Club James Lucas
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