Arizona Horse Country Club project to boost Salt River Indian land
Work progresses rapidly on the Arizona Horse Country Club east of Scottsdale. Completion of phase one is expected by Thanksgiving. The $6 million development includes a 200 stall stable, 36 apartments, training track, polo field, and arena with plans for a hotel, lake, pool, and more by mid 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Horse Country Club
Salt River Indian Reservation
Scottsdale
Yale Siminoff
Arizona Stable Development Co
Arizona
Miller and Indian School Rds
Horse Country Club
Siminoff
Eurther
Salt River Reservation
Indian Bend Golf Course
Indian Bend Rd
Arizona Canal
Harry Crow
Stanley Earp
Arizona economy shows continued growth in mid-1965
Arizona's economy expanded in the first half of 1965 led by manufacturing with output 6 percent above 1964. Mining sales rose 13.7 percent due to copper demand and prices while contract construction faced a labor dispute. Employment rose 3.2 percent versus 1964, retail sales up 1.5 percent, personal income up 0.6 percent, and new business incorporations reached 1,087 in six months.
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Arizona
Profile of
First National Bank of Arizona
Mountain States
Arizona Job Placements Reach 11 000 In July
Nonfarm placements in Arizona for July totaled 11 029, the fourth highest monthly total in state history, with 5 770 youths under 22 and 1 097 veterans placed. Agricultural workers numbered 36 596 for the month, per the state employment service report.
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Arizona
Dickson Electronics Names Three Scottsdale Executives
Dickson Electronics of Scottsdale announces three appointments to executive posts. Frederick J. Zind becomes chief engineer of the tantalum capacitor division, Charles K. Norling is named director of industrial relations, and George McClarity will headquarter the sales representative in the Northeast. Zind, a 1952 Ohio State chemical engineering graduate, lives at 4311 E. McDonald Dr. Norling, residing at 8353 E. Fairmont St, has 15 years with Rockwell Standard Corp. McClarity, living at 2301 N. 64th Pl, previously worked for Bowmer Instrument Corp. The executives will oversee design, benefits, and regional sales coordination for Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Dickson Electronics
Frederick J. Zind
Charles K. Norling
George McClarity
Zind
McDonald Dr
Ohio State University
Ment, Linde Co
Union Carbide Corp. Norling
Dickson
Rockwell Standard Corp
Rockwell
Newton Falls, Co
Mishawaka
Indiana
McClarity
New York
New Jersey
New England
Bowmer Instrument Corp
N. 64Th Pl
Hallcraft townhouse projects sell out across Phoenix area
Hallcraft announced sold out status for Park Scottsdale Units 1 and 2 at Granite Reef Road and McDonald Drive totaling 262 units with a value around 4.5 million. Glendale Units 1 and 2 with 290 units also sold out, valuing at 9.1 million combined. Remaining availability exists at Eastwood Townhouses in Phoenix and Tempe Gardens in Tempe.
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Hallcraft
Park Scottsdale
Granite Reef Rd
McDonald Dr
John C. Hall
Phoenix
Glendale
Hall
Eastwood Townhouses
44Th St
McDowell] Rd
Tempe* Gardens
Mill and
Southern Ave
Tempe
Three Scottsdale Firms Apply For Charters
Three new Scottsdale corporations filed for charters with the Arizona Corporation Commission. Valley Florists Inc lists Minnie P. Sewell and Peter J. Grubish as incorporators with William H. Boettcher as statutory agent. KCK Marketing International lists J Douglas Edwards Don A Edwards and John E Radigan as incorporators with James T Milliken as agent. Coronado Church of Christ lists Vincent Higginbotham Harold Hammons Don Fare and two Scottsdale/Phoenix members with Vince Higginbotham as agent.
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Scottsdale
Arizona Corporation Commission
Valley Florists, Inc
Minnie P. Sewell
W. 5Th St
Peter Joseph Grubish
William H. Boettcher
Scottsdale Rd
iScottsdale
J. Douglas Edwards
E. Indian Bend. Rd
Don A. Edwards
Williamsberg Row
Denton
Texas
John E. Radigan
Paraiso Court
National City
Calif
James T. Milliken
Third Ave
Coronado Church of Christ
Vincent Higginbotham
E. Taylor
Harold D. Hammons
E. Lewis
Don Fare
Tempe
Phoenix
Vince Higginbotham
Scottsdale Special Bond Election Ordered for Civic Center Plans
The City of Scottsdale calls a September 28, 1965 special bond election to decide issuing up to 2,192,000 in general obligation bonds to fund civic center improvements including city hall library and galleries, plus 1,438,000 for park and recreation development and 370,000 for a storage facility, with bonds in series and 30 year maturities. Polling places listed include Scottsdale High School and several elementary schools.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
City OF
Civic Center
City of Scottsdale
Senindale
Marc Icopa County
Scottsdale Bond Election and Public Notices 1965
Scottsdale prepares a special bond election for Parks Storage Facility and related improvements with a $965,000 cap and 30 year maturity. The notice lists polling places and election officials for City of Scottsdale, and details posting and publication requirements. Also includes bulk sale notice for Cameron’s Gift Shop transfer to Sorensen spouses.
Notice of Bulk Sale of Lil and Clyde's Cafe
Clyde Waltenburg plans to sell Lil and Clyde's Cafe at 1-19 North Brown Avenue Scottsdale Arizona to John Ridler. Sale includes stock in trade fixtures equipment and goodwill. Creditors must present claims to Clyde Waltenburg 19 North Brown Avenue Scottsdale Arizona.
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Clyde Waltenburg
John Ridler
Vendee
LIL and Clyde's Cafe
Brown Avenue
Scottsdale
Arizona
Glyde - Waltenburg
North Brown Avenue
Sale of all Personal Property in Bulk at Scottsdale KAR KORRAL
Notice under Bulk Sales Act states Paul Bohringer doing business as Scottsdale KAR KORRAL at 366 West Indian School Road Scottsdale Arizona will sell all petroleum products tires batteries and equipment to American Oil Company. Sale completed September 8 1965 with claims due by 10 a.m. On May 10 1966 Buyer took possession. subsequent charges are Buyer’s responsibility. Notary Elisabeth Cavanagh confirms.
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Ernest J. Koestering
Mildred Koesteing
Cameron
East Main
Scottsdale
Arizona
Neil 'T
Sorensen
Nancy N
Miller Byrnes & Davidson
Attorneys At Law
Third Avenue West
Aaid
West Indian School Road
American Oil Company
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Horse Club
Vaughan A. Pierce
E. Calle Rosa
Salt River Project
Pierce
Dickson Names Executives
Norling
E. Fairmont St
KCK Marketing, International
Kei Ink
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Bonanza Air
Bonanza
Cedar City
Page, Grand Canyon
Prescott
Bonanza Air Lines
Scotisdale
Scourgiwie High
East Indian
Hohokam
East Oak Street
Yavapal
76Th
Tonalea
East
Oak Street
Mohave
86Th Street
Scottsdale High School
Rosa Lindsey
Nancy Palmer
Leona Farlee
Ann Whiting
Blanche Verboomen
Jane Lund
Marshall
Hohokam Elementary School
Jean McCombs
Mae Jean
Blunt
Shirley Johansen
Betty Blake
Joan Somers
Geraldine Wellner
Yavapai
Lynn Grants
Jane Hancharik
Betty Mitcham
Mary Kasold
Emma Kosock
Michael Metzer
Tonalea Elementary
Kathryn Ann Donn
Juanita Richards
Juanita Erickson
Edna Scott
Louise Matlock
Crawford Craig
Scottedale
State of
Fern Anderson
Osmond
Burton &J
William V. Donaldson
Donald M. van Dyke
Maricopa
Mildred Koroterits
Marilyn
Hatting Notary Publis
Avizust
Paul Bohringer
Maricopé
Elisabeth Cavanagh
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