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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1967
Page
23
Classified car sale notices from Scottsdale feature multiple listings. Vehicles include 1968 Chevrolet, 1966 Ford Galaxie 500, 1963 Cadillac, 1961 Falcon Wagon, 1960 Plymouth Savoy, 1959 Mercury Montclair, and other makes with prices, payments, and contact numbers. Names like Mr Rudolph and Mr Knapp appear, along with addresses and phone numbers.
A classified list offers 1966 Fury sport coupes with V 8 engines automatic transmission radio heater tinted glass bumper guards seat belts back up lights padded dash power steering factory refrigeration and factory warranty. Also featured are a 1960 Chevrolet two door standard transmission at 491.62 with payments of 29.78 monthly and a 1965 Rambler four door sedan automatic transmission power steering radio and heater with payment starts at 63.49 monthly. Call Fred Knapp 244-A831. Broker.
Advertisement lists Galaxie 500 two door hardtop Ambassadore 990 four door wagon Caliente two door hardtop sports coupe and a T Bird with full power air conditioning and other options. Prices range from 1395 to 2795 with details on features and mileage.
Patterson Motors in Mesa advertises 100 percent financing. 1959 Buick Invicta four door with power and auto transmission and a 1962 Chevrolet Impala with radio heater air conditioning auto trans and power steering. Payments listed as 921.59 and 42.49 per month. Call Fred Knapp at 254 8831 broker.
Aries through Pisces offer guidance on practical acquisition, social charm, intuition, alliances, and effort. The astrological advice urges following experts, expanding study, pursuing civic duties, social plans, and disciplined work to reach goals in coming days.
Mrs. Mattie Rice Coney a 30 year teaching veteran leads Citizens Forum in the 500 block area to clean slums by neighbor effort. Her black clubs mobilize residents through churches and city services to spruce up blocks and foster civic responsibility.
In Spocton California two men Robert Huey and Willa Wesson faced a jury on a dueling charge linked to a 1900s style gunfight that left Arties Fletcher dead and Wesson wounded after a dispute near a baseball field.
Judy Harris, majorette for the Arizona State University band, will lead a series of baton lessons sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department. Open to children through 14, the eight lessons cost 10 dollars and meet at the Community Center and Hall Park on Saturdays. Registration is at City Hall.
Miss Rachel Fender an eighth grade student at Yavapai Elementary School 608 North 72nd Place is named Coed Magazine correspondent for the year. She was nominated by Home Economics teacher Mrs Peggy Crate and named junior advisor to the editors of Coed a Scholastic Magazine. Dr Lefroy Eyring of Las Vegas will lecture at New Mexico Highlands University in Las Vegas in three talks under the American Chemical Society Visiting Scientists program. Raymond Rubicant of Scottsdale retires as advertising chair for Young and Rubicam will give the keynote at the American Institute for Foreign Trade dinner. Carol Schaeter a Whit tier College freshman helps lead a championship tennis team at Whittier College in California. William Ballard Thompson of Phoenix named agent for the Prudential East district agency.
In a Pittsburg Team Selection event recap North dealer East-West vulnerable North opens with one club South responds heartily and becomes declarer at four hearts. East opens spades. South runs clubs after a heart lead, and despite West ruffling a diamond, South wins four hearts. East misreads long clubs due to uninformative bidding.
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