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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1970
Page
3
A detailed bridge hand analysis shows how a lead of two clubs by West and a guarded king in the dummy can signal a single torm. South plays to win the first trump, but misplays the ace of clubs and loses the contract, while careful play from South and dummy’s ten of clubs could save the contract if different clubs are led.
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department unveils an eight week spring class session through May 22 with astrology and beginning guitar added for teens and adults. Registration is two weeks, and details are available from recreation coordinator Steve Tomsic at 947-2612. Astrology meets Tuesdays 7:30 to 9 p.m. and guitar runs Thursdays 6 to 7 p.m. at Eldorado Park Recreation Center at 76th and Oak Streets.
A vandal dumped a can of garbage over the head of the Winston Churchill statue in Westerham England on the eve of Lady Spencer Churchill's 85th birthday. The act targeted the statue of the late prime minister in the town where he lived.
UPI notes Bill Cosby’s third NBC TV comedy special wins broad affection through simple decency and manly charm. The one man show delivers extended monologues with his well known skill, drawing laughs and a wistful sense of recognition from audiences.
Preliminary hearing for William H. Bible of Tucson is set in Scottsdale Justice Court on Friday at 9 a.m. He is charged with murder in the death of William Riffe of Texhoma Texas whose body was found March 14 in the home of Ewell Bingham at 6221 E Avalon Dr. Bible was arrested by Santa Monica police hours before the body was found while driving Riffe s car. Police discount Bible s claim a second man fired the shots.
VFW Post 1769 and its auxiliary host the 10th annual Barnyard Scramble starting at noon Sunday at the Mounted Patrol rodeo grounds near Greenfield and McDowell roads, north of Falcon Field. Small animals will feature for children and the public is invited.
Ingleside PTA Executive Board meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the school library to plan the April 15 fashion show featuring seventh and eighth grade home economics classes and student made garments. Cub Scout Pack 294 contributed to a redone shot put area for the school Junior Olympics April 18. Mother Daughter fashion show Ole Vestidos set for April 9 at 7 30 p m in the Hopi Room Hopi School with models from kindergarten to eighth grade and mothers.
California art director Steward will be guest of honor at 7:30 tonight in the Scottsdale Public Library. Hosted by the Scottsdale Fine Arts Commission and STEP Community Affairs Committee, the event invites citizens to learn about development of arts and crafts programs for Arizonans and visitors. Steward coordinates the Civic Arts program for the Arizona Commission on the Arts and Humanities and has a broad arts background. He chairs the Exhibitions Committee of the Western Association of Art Museums and has served as juror, panelist and lecturer in the San Francisco Bay Area.
A 5000 mile motor journey through Czechoslovakia and the Ukraine will be shown Saturday at Scottsdale High School at 8 15 p m. It is the last presentation of the 13th season. Clay Francisco a former Time Life correspondent will narrate. The film features Prague Bratislava Lvov Kiev Odessa and other sights in color. Gwen Buchanan directs the series. Box office opens at 7 30 p m.
Saguaro High head Joseph Esile led drama students to third in the eastern division of the Arizona Interscholastic Association contest earning entry to the state competition at Phoenix Union High School. Cast includes Tom McCrosson and Debbie Milstein with tech help from Kay Standish Greg Hubach and Les Mullins.
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