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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1974
Page
7
The Scottsdale YMCA starts a new Kindergym program for boys and girls ages 3 to 6. Sessions run Tuesdays for 10 weeks, beginning January 15, with up to 14 children per class taught by an experienced instructor and an aide.
In a match between the Aces and the Goren All-Stars, South bids after Pass Pass 1NT, leading to Four Spades as the winning contract. Four Spades yields game for Norman Kay of Philadelphia, while Bobby Wolff avoids the gamble and ends in a spade partial. The Goren team gains a swing as West fails to find the clair.
The article notes a six club slam bid by Eisenberg and Hamman, with a misplayed three no trump by Ogust and Root costing a swing and $10 to $15 fees. It also lists YMCA classes for ages three to six with multiple time slots, fees, and over a year of offering to more than 200 children, plus a summary of Kindergym movement education emphasizing non competitive growth and physical development.
Hollywood executives study public reaction to Watergate coverage and government clashes with networks. The piece notes networks fear losing audience trust, want independence, and face tough measuring of true viewer attitudes beyond ratings.
Investigators say 35 year old Jerry Warren killed three foster children and wounded a fourth in Costilla New Mexico as they sat in a living room. Warren refused to talk to police and faces three murder counts and an aggravated assault charge.
A senior citizen seeks guidance on a neighbor who grieves her husband and relies on sympathy. The adviser urges setting firm boundaries, suggesting counseling or clergy, to protect the inquirer’s peace of mind while offering alternative support. The exchange discusses limits and community resources.
Arcadia High School auditorium hosts two snow skiing films, Ski Racer and Ski the Outer Limits, at 8 p.m. Admission is 1 dollar with proceeds donated to charity, Arcadia Key Club officials said.
In PENMARK PARK England Bobby Waters laments a garage that promised a repaint five years ago in 1969. He still has no car, while owner Harold Thomas insists the Wolseley 16-60 will be the best of its year once finished. Waters says the owner now greets him politely but offers excuses and delays.
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