Lloyd Kiva Featured at Indian Arts Event
The Heard Museum Guild hosts an evening of Indian art music and poetry at the Heard Museum starting 7 30 p m Saturday Lloyd Kiva of Scottsdale and Santa Fe will lecture on New American Source of Fine Art and comment on a panel of his pupils from the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe. Vincent Price will read original student poetry and an Indian student drama will be performed. Major canvases by Blackbear Bosin will be on display. Reservations call AL 2 8848. The event marks the opening of the Museum Auditorium as an art gallery.
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Heard Museum Guild
East Monte Vista
Lloyd Kiva
Scottsdale and
Santa Fe
N.M
Institute of American Indian Arts
Kiva
Vincent Price
Loloma
Scottsdale
Soloma
Mer
United States
Blackbear Bosin
Wichita
Kansas
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
N.M. Kiva
Heard Museum
Bridge expert plays South to win six spades
North South vulnerable in a bridge puzzle. South initially errs by staying in his own pants, but expert play involves South assuming North's hand, ruffing and timing trumps to force a six spade contract. The winning line begins with ace of clubs, diamond cash, and a trump sequence to set up ruffs and endgame.
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West
Declarer
East
South
North
County Restricts Trash Burning In Smog Drive
Phoenix officials tighten trash burning rules under a Maricopa County health plan. The board of health will ratify a pact allowing burning only from noon to 4 pm with permits issued by fire departments. The aim is to curb emissions during smog season October 15 to May 15. Incinerators are being built to handle old car and scrap metal burning.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa
F.S. Farnsworth
Board of Health
Phoenix Fire Departments
Farnsworth
Four More Honored for Courtesy by Scottsdale Chamber
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce cites four more individuals for courtesy. Recognition goes to Geri Terry of Valley National Bank, Angie Williamson of First National Bank motor bank, Betty Van Kirk a Saguaro Ristorante waitress, and Denton Summers co owner of K and B Auto Supply. They will be honored at a chamber event planned for late this month or early February.
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Scottsdale
K and B Auto Supply
The
Chamber
Scottsdale Chamber Receives Heavy Call Load From Public
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce handles about 25 000 phone inquiries annually plus mail requests. A J Collins notes 2200 seek information on resorts and 800 on real estate. New full time convention director expanded staff to meet growth. Conventions from 1963 to 1964 expected to bring 514 million and 35000 delegates. Volunteers and groups like the auxiliary and Charros aid operations.
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Hunter Gooch
Scottsdale
Chamber
Collins
Women’s Auxiliary
Charros
Rainfall Above Normal in Scottsdale Paradise Valley Area
U.S. Weather Observer Willard L. Greene reports 1963 area rainfall 1.75 inches above normal. Mummy Mountain station total 8.76 inches vs seven inch norm. Average year temperature 72.2 degrees, 1.1 inches above normal. Heaviest month 2.56 inches in August with three dry months May June and December.
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Scottsdale-Paradise Valley
U.S
Willard L. Greene
Mummy Mountain
Greene
FASTEETH Denture Powder Promises Firm, Odor-Free Fit
FASTEETH is promoted as a pleasant alkaline denture powder that holds false teeth more firmly and prevents gummy tastes. It claims to improve eating and talking comfort, reduce plate odor, and is available at drug counters.
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Alfred Sheinwold
Sheinwold
North Pass
Denton Summers
Betty van Kirk Saguaro
Geri Terry Bank
Angie Williamson
Swere
Chez Louis
N. BrOwn Ave
Scottsdale,arizona
Scottsdale Opticians
Baptist Medical Center
East 4Th Street
Baptist Hospital
Robert J. Dildine
A . Carrier
F.H.A. Financing
E. Loma Land Dr
N. Scottsdale Rd
Tempe
Schafer’s
Corral
1St Avenue
Pima Plaza
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Weekly Advertiser
Millionatre
Maxavine
the Millionaire’s Club
E. Camelbask Rd
Chad
Arizona
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