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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1966
Page
5
Griffith cited widespread name changes across outdoor boards, literature and notices, noting a complex process. New signs were installed at 41 offices last week signaling the shift.
Dick Dunn named single family home sales manager for Hallcraft Homes in the Phoenix area. He has been with Hallcraft since 1963 and most recently led townhouse sales in Denver. Robert Fox succeeds him as Denver townhouse operations general sales manager. Security Answering Service opens at 7140 E Early Dr with 24 hour service. Madeline Fleming says operators have at least ten years telephony experience. Nelson L. Newhouser named F W Dodge Co sales service representative for Tucson Phoenix area. Robert Hutchins, ex Scottsdale council member, joins San Pontiac sales staff. Richard Romig named Scottsdale office manager for First Federal Savings, replacing Casa Grande head.
An expanded Better Living Exhibition replaces the former Home and Garden Show at the State Fairgrounds. It adds remodeling and DIY hints including converting car parts into rooms with a 3,000 square foot bridal scene sponsored by Allied Florists of Greater Phoenix. A movie theater is featured.
Dr. C Lester Hogan and Dr. Glenn Overman will be principal speakers at the Pacific Coast Gas Association conference in the Safari Hotel, with Hogan discussing Space Age Futures at lunch and Overman presenting Forward Look in Communications at a Friday breakfast. About two hundred delegates from eight western states, Hawaii and British Columbia are expected.
Joseph Monday is appointed as assistant secretary of state for African affairs succeeding G Mennen Williams with much of the African diplomatic corps in attendance.
Charles R. Johnston of the Phoenix Insuring Office reports on 1119 tracts with 185 unsold fee land parcels and 231 unsold homes. Highest unsold counts are in the 3000 to 34999 and under 20000 groups, while strongest sales were in 750 to 19999 and 10000 to 12499 ranges. Of 092 total built, 1978 sold before construction began across 103 subdivisions.
A do it yourself seminar opens April 19 at Arizona State University hosted by the Phoenix Advertising Club with ASU's College of Business. The eight annual course runs six Tuesday evening sessions April 8 to May 24, includes a $2.50 registration fee, a library of advertising literature, and a May 31 graduation banquet.
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