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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
4
A detailed bridge hand from the United States national championship shows how even experts err. West misled with an opening lead, East blundered by playing the low spade, and South navigated a complex deck to recover, securing a doubled contract win through precise defense and timely ruffs.
The Scottsdale Baptist church records record three births on June 1. Robert and Janalene Blarke-Meier of 7526 E Portland welcome a girl. Jimmy and Mary Ann Thrasner of Gila Bend welcome a girl. Widfield and Barbara Kirtland of Chandler welcome a boy.
Scottsdale YMCA launches a multi component summer program for youth and adults starting Monday. Activities include a mother and tot swim session at Judson school pool, day camp at Paiute school, Swim Mobile lessons at Scottsdale district schools, and instructional swimming at the doughboy pool with various fees and schedules.
The New Hampshire Legislature studies a bill to revoke driving rights for under 18 nonstudents. Representative Richard Riley notes a poll showing many dropouts quit to earn money for car upkeep, and sponsor details emerge from Hooksett.
Detective Fred Todd was promoted to sergeant after finishing first on the eligibility list and passing tests. He transfers to the patrol division while three others await vacancies. The state supreme court may rule on a sergeant vacancy and on Sgt. Richard Kendall’s January firing appeal.
Three young skateboarders Barry Norton Don Holm and Jack Voita appeared in Scottsdale Justice Court and received suspended $25 fines for skating on a public street near 40th Street and Lamar Drive. The article also notes a photo contest and a missing dachshund named Homer.
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