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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1960
Page
2
A reader questions her husband's urge for another child while she prefers to enjoy their two children. Dale West advises exploring love for children through foster care or adoption, and reassuring him if self doubts are at play. Another reader asks for dating ideas while staying single past 25. Dale suggests focusing on appearance and social skills.
Reese Re elected to lead the Maricopa County Republican committee after defeating Phoenix rival Robert Blum 307 to 157 in Phoenix. Other officials named include Harry Mertens treasurer Dorothy Cross vice chairwoman William Rehngmist vice chairman Marjorie Jackman secretary and O D Miller state GOP representative.
World Wide Communion Sunday will be observed at Asterision Lutheran Church in Scottsdale with services at 8:15 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. Pastor Baumgartner will speak on All Things Are Yours. An Inquirers Class for adults and older teens meets Wednesday at 7:30 in the Parish Hall. A nun is open for infants and small children. Women’s Circles meet at their regular times.
A $100,000 building permit from Scottsdale authorizes rebuilding the former Doll House, now the Black Angus at 401 East Camelback. H. J. Construction of Phoenix will expand by 3,500 square feet, add two dining rooms with 102 and 85 seats, a patio, outdoor barbecue, lounge, and central kitchen. Chris Carson of Chicago develops the project. opening is planned for January 1.
Acting County Engineer Sam Lanford sought three county highway projects for Scottsdale area approval. The plan includes upgrading Scottsdale Thomas road and Hayden Thomas intersections and widening Thomas from 68th to Hayden as this year's program.
Scotts dale high school hosts two open houses for parents this year. Freshmen and sophomores are invited October 5 while juniors and seniors attend October 19. PTSA board members will propose reorganizing into four class councils to promote student activities.
Graveside services were held Monday for infant Donna Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Lee, born and died in a Mesa hospital. Rev. John T. Pierce officiated at Greenwood Memorial Park. Messinger Mortuary handled arrangements. The child is survived by her parents, two sisters Linda and Merry Ann, and grandparents James Zeider of South Bend, Indiana, and Carrie Marie Stuvelt of Mishawaka, Indiana.
A reflection on choosing a noble focus beyond personal ambition. The text argues that meaningful service such as Red Cross work or Girl Scout activities can reshape priorities, guiding one toward healthier relationships as a by-product of devoted effort.
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