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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1964
Page
5
In this Investor column William A. Doyle discusses no load mutual funds and redemption fees. He notes some funds carry no redemption charge while others do, and challenges the claim that most no-load funds impose such fees.
Alfred Sheinwold recalls a bridge hand where declarer misreads distribution. West misleads South by leading spades and then diamonds, allowing six spades three diamonds and the ace of clubs to frame a costly lesson. The defenders win 800 points as South learns a costly error.
Paradise Valley Mayor B. Huntress proclaims April 6 to 12 as Cleaner Road Week urging anti litter rules and individual home upkeep to symbolize civic pride. He emphasizes personal responsibility to improve road appearances in town.
Sombrero Playhouse hints at more post season events while Nat Cole ends his engagement tomorrow. ASU Players plan a summer run though The Fantasticks closes tonight. Arizona Repertory Theater readies Three Men on a Horse next week with a new strong cast led by Hurley Shahan Miller. Films and music acts also headline with Hud L shaped Room and Tom Jones drawing crowds at Vista and Paramount.
Robert L. Thayer of 2309 N 1st St wins a $250 ASU sales and marketing scholarship as a 1960 Scottsdale High School graduate with a 3.44 index. The Scottsdale Girls Club gains membership in Girls Clubs of America, its 100th affiliated club, with officers and a daily after school program announced. Scottsdale Toastmasters installs new officers at an 8 p.m. Friday dinner at the Executive House led by president elect Gordon Giles.
Phoenix Salvation Army director Eric Newbould appealed for funds to cover Alaska quake relief costs. He said 6 000 meals daily are served in Alaska to homeless people with bedding and clothing provided, and described transfers of clothing from Phoenix to San Diego and then to Anchorage.
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