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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1963
Page
9
Mayor Bill Schrader issued a proclamation praising the Scottsdale Exchange Club ambassador program. Ted Shumway represented the club at the signing as it sponsors an ambassador aged 16 to 30 to travel to Mexico this summer under the Experiment in International Living.
Fifteen past presidents of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will be honored at the 1964 annual meeting on January 15. A 6:30 p.m. dinner will be held at the Executive House Arizonian, where the 1964 officers will be installed after their December election.
The county board canvassed school district bond results from December. Paradise Valley high school expansion failed 486 to 331 while Scottsdale elementary and high school bonds passed 5 254 to 2 225 and 5 076 to 2 397 respectively. Voided ballots numbered 85 elementary and 93 high school. Scottsdale vote on Dec 11 and Paradise Valley on Dec 17. Also listed are Chamber officers for 1964: president Carl Plumb with 1963 tenure. other officers Dale Anderson vice president Leonard Huck second vice president Jud Bunnell treasurer Norman Saba secretary.
A brief note indicating that items are to be run in the Scottsdale Daily Progress. The text references publication in the newspaper, likely local notices or briefs prepared for the paper’s pages. Specific names or dates are not provided in the readable fragment.
A terse ad line proclaims value led sales service promising to attract customers. The note emphasizes commitments to quality and results without offering concrete details or dates.
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