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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1954
Page
3
For stronger lemon flavor use morg grated lemon rind and avoid extra lemon juice. Juice is more acidic and thin filling. Chicks from this year's farming hatch July 1 reach 471,063,000 with 3 percent rise from last year but 15 percent below average.
Fall session opens at USC Flagstaff with freshmen activities starting September 7 on the campus of Arizona State College at Flagstaff. Instruction begins Friday September 10 with campus tours, reception events, placement tests, and a faculty workshop to plan the year's teaching.
The Animal Crusaders of Arizona will meet Thursday September 16 at 8 00 p m in the high school auditorium drama room. Plans for World Days for Animals on October 4 will be discussed along with other business. The public is invited.
Mr and Mrs Charles F Cox traveled to Decatur Illinois to bring the body of Tunis C Schadel back for funeral services and burial He died in a Phoenix rest home at age 73 He was a Decatur Rotary Club and Masonic Lodge member and co owner of Schudel Laundry and Dry Cleaners Survivors include his daughter two grandchildren a brother and two sisters Havet Timber harvest in national forests reached a record 5370022000 board feet for the year ending June 30 1954
The event spanned Saturday and Monday, September 4 and 6, in the science building. Dr Eastburnt opened with a talk outlining the year’s objectives. Dean Walkup chaired the work program along with Dean Bellwood Dr Allen and Dr Meister.
About 5400 first year students start an intensive four day orientation on campus led by Dr. Richard A. Harvill with assemblies aptitude tests and counselor conferences. Social events include an open house and Dean of Women’s tea. Registration runs September 1 and 13 with classes beginning September 14.
An editorial lament questions the fate of children left orphaned by a fatal auto crash caused by reckless or distracted driving. It ponders future care options and urges readers to consider family safety and responsibility.
The note questions whether many accidents are truly accidental and suggests a pattern of crashes occurring soon after traffic law breaches. It implies a link between illegal driving and subsequent incidents.
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