Enrollment Gains Mark Start of Scottsdale Fall Term
Scottsdale High School reports 292 students with the freshman class at 113, sophomores 70, juniors 66, and seniors 43. Grammar School shows 956 pupils with kindergarten the largest class at 83. double sessions run in kindergarten due to overcrowding. Bus routing strains persist despite seven buses. Scottsdale Motors funds a driver training car with William Kelly leading the class.
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Scottsdale High School
W. W. Dick
Frye
Scottsdale Motors
Dodge-Plymouth
William Kelly
Council Adopts Criminal Code and Debates Fire Services
Scottsdale Town Council adopted Ordinance Number 3 at the September 11 meeting in the Grammar School cafeteria. The unanimous vote will be published in full next week. A debate over volunteer versus private fire protection featured Joe Wynn of Sands Motor and Lou Weitzman of Rural Fire Protection, with cost comparisons offered by both sides.
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Scottsdale
Joe Wynn
Sands Motor Company
Lou Weitzman
Rural Fire Protection Company
Wynn
Weitzman
Scottsdalians
Baptist Official to Speak at Scottsdale Church Pledge Sunday
Dr. M. E. Bratcher, Western area director for the council on missionary education, will be guest speaker at Scottsdale Baptist Church on Sunday September 16 for morning and evening services. The church observes Pledge Sunday and starts a three month tithe campaign October 1.
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M. E. Bratcher
Council On Missionary Education of the
American Baptist ‘Convention
Scottsdale Baptist Church
Bratcher
Kiwani Anns Set Meeting At Hale Home
Scottsdale group Kiwani Anns will meet Monday September 17 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Samuel H Hale on North Scottsdale Road. Co hostess is Mrs Lute Wasbotten. President Mrs John L Platt will outline activities for the coming months.
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Scottsdale Kiwani Anns
Samuel H. Hale
North Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Lute Wasbotten
John L. Platt
Parade and program to open 1951 52 winter season
Kiwanis president Mort Kims ey announces free kid s movie at Tee Bar Theatre on September 22 at 10 am for all children under 15. Scottsdale grade school grounds hosts races contests and prizes at 2 pm with penny scramble cracker eating three legged races and more. 500 Luitborn candy tokens available first come first served. pickup at Don Baumann office sites. entry blanks in Scottsdale Pharmacy ad in Scottsdale Progress.
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Tee Bar Tee Theatre
Mort Kimsey
Kiwanis Club
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Don Baumann
Scottsdale council calls for slow driving on dusty streets
Scottsdale Town council urged motorists to drive slowly on unpaved streets after a dust problem arose from incomplete grading. Councilman Mort Kimsey said equipment breakdown delayed work but other equipment has been secured and grading and sprinkling should resume in a few days.
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Scottsdale
Mort Kimsey
Bowling League Meetings Planned
Planned gatherings to organize the Scottsdale bowling leagues at Paradise Alleys on East Indian School Road. The women meet Sept 17 at 6 45 p m and the businessmen at 9 p m. Sept 19 at 9 p m a session for auto dealers gas stations garages and industrials is set. Learners and all individuals are invited.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Alleys
East Indian School Road
Scottsdale Moon Light Riders and local clubs schedule
Calendar notes events for September. September 15 7:30 p m Scottsdale Moonlight Riders at Sam Kleck residence. September 17 7:30 p m Kiwanis club meeting at The Outpost and Kiwani Anns at Sam Samuel Hale home. September 18 8:00 p m Scottsdale Garden club gathering at Arthur Sowell home.
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Scottsdale
Moonlight Riders
Sam Kleck
Kiwanis Club
the Outpost
Kiwani-Anns
Sammuel Hale
Scottsdale Garden Club
Arthur Sowell
Paradise Inn Saddlery Stolen From Camelback Mountain
Paradise Inn reports more than 1500 dollars of saddle equipment stolen early Monday. Thieves broke a tack room door and used a truck to haul 13 saddles 15 saddle pads 16 Navajo blankets and 16 bridles toward Camelback Mountain.
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Paradise Inn
Bill Deutsch
Camelback Mountain
Prize Offered For Naming Of Annual Event
The 1951 52 winter season in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley opens with a parade and program planned by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce directors. Opening date was set for Saturday October 6 at a meeting September 6 at the Outpost to name the event.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Name requested for Scottsdale winter season program
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce invites entries for an October 6 openers program name to launch the 1951 52 winter season in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. Five dollar prize to the best suggestion mailed on a penny postcard with delivery to the Scottsdale Progress box 818 or brought in on paper.
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Scottsdale Progress
Parade Plans Tied to Town Celebration With Mayor Involvement
The board studied the event for weeks and outlined a parade entertainment program barbecue and square dancing. A proclamation and ribbon cutting will precede the parade with the mayor and town council taking part. Charles Hoover led the advertising efforts at Thursday’s meeting.
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Charles Hoover
Scottsdale High Beavers Open Grid Season Friday Night
Scottsdale High opens the 1951 football season Friday on Carver Field facing Carver High Monarchs. Coach Hart highlights two backfield veterans Shelby Cope Landis and Jerry Landis plus a strong line with Geddes Ellis John and a capable passing attack.
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Scottsdale High Beavers
Carver Field
Richard
Jiggs) Hart
Scottsdale Beaver
Carver High School
Monarch
Hardt
Shelby Copeland
Jerry Landis
Post
Landis
Fred Taylor
Copeland
Big Wayne Geddes
Pete Ellis
Jerry John
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E. H. Raines
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Adise Valley
Beaver Eleven
Carver
Monarchs
SHS
Allan Lessig
Ernie Corral
Jim Tipton
Albert Thomas
Larry Beauchamp
LeRoy Spradling
Beaver
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