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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
10
Reader asks about gifting stock to a minor and reporting dividends under a new taxpayer numbering system. Trustee confirms no tax due if income stays under 600 dollars and advises using the Gift to Minors Act form for ownership. Also explains AT&T rumors and Comsat stock details with guidance to wait for official prospectus.
Arizona Public Service Company boards approves a 23 cent quarterly common stock dividend with record date January 31. Unclear EPS figures shown. also declares several class of cumulative preferred stock dividends for the quarter ending February 29 payable March 1 to holders of record January 31.
In a classic Alfred Sheinwold column, a defender in four spades faces a tricky endgame. The piece emphasizes calm, deceptive signaling with the jack of clubs to mislead declarer and avoid an end-play trap, outlining careful timing of club and heart plays to escape a dead duck position.
The Arizona Scholastic Art Exhibit will run Feb 22 to March 1 at the Fine Arts Building, State Fair grounds, Phoenix. Arizona students in grades 7 through 12 can enter without fee, with gold keys and medallions awarded in 20 categories. Winners may advance to the National High School Art Exhibition in New York City for gold medals and scholarships.
Rev. Stephen C. Homoki known as the cowboy evangelist and whip-cracking preacher ministers to Navajo Indians in northern Arizona. As director of Indian Evangelistic Crusade Inc he treks by horseback to remote reservations and led Easter services in Kaibab Canyon. He promotes missionary work with no salary and is joined by his wife on travel to events such as a stagecoach run to the World's Fair.
Independent council candidate Anthony Arrigo blasts the city for hiring nine firms to perform preliminary engineering on 10 miles of streets, calling it bad planning and a potential monopoly. He demands competitive bids or bids from out-of-state firms, warning of taxpayer fraud and urging careful study of street improvements to avoid excess costs.
Roger Jackling of the British Mission to the United States will address the Phoenix branch at 7:30 p.m. at Paradise Valley Country Club. His topic is Which Way Is the U. N. Headed, A British Viewer. Mrs Jackling and he are motoring across the United States and will visit Mountain Shadows during their Phoenix stay.
The bell-ringer at St. Marys Church in Donington England is Clive Green a four year old boy.
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