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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
9
A reader asks about insurance for a 36 year old with a wife and six month old son. The adviser urges life insurance first, recommends shopping with multiple agents, and notes amount depends on family needs.
A planned West Main Street paving district faces a protest by A H Feldhake who threatens legal action unless the city installs roll curbing on Tate Vat at the WH corner. Public Works Director Kenneth McDonald cites vertical curbs for safety drainage and traffic control with bid rounds pending.
Funeral services for Herman F. Lehr 42 of Scottsdale foreman at Goettl's Metal Products will be at 8 PM at Mes Singer Mortuary Chapel. He died Saturday at Southside District Hospital in Mesa survived by wife Phyllis two sons Robert and Ted two daughters Susan and Nancy. Memorials to St Stephen's Episcopal Church. The Rev Richard Wescott to officiate.
Advanced first aid instruction begins Monday at the Boys Club of Scottsdale. Classes run Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the club through July 15. Co instructors Weldon F. James and William L. Mack announce details and registration via the American Red Cross Safety Service.
Two Scottsdale men in a recruit platoon were inspected by President John F. Kennedy during his June 6 visit to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Ronny J. Muench and Alan J. Kasmer are named as the sons of local residents at Wilshire addresses.
Graduation exercises in Washington DC honor 96 law enforcement officers completing the FBI National Academy 71st session. Diplomats and officials from United Press International and the Louisville police attend as diplomas are presented. Graduates return to duties with modern crime fighting techniques.
Funeral services for Merle C. Uhlig 55 of 7663 FE Meadow Brook are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Uhlig was sales manager of Modern Builders Inc. He died at home early Monday. Born in Falls City Nebraska he moved here in 1949. Surviving wife Pauline one son Merle C. Jr. two daughters Barbara Markiewicz Tempe Diane Guy Framingham Mass one brother Charles W and father William of Falls City seven grandchildren. The Rev Henry Ceiz of St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal church will officiate. Burial will be in Green Acre Memorial Gardens.
The We're For Scottsdale Committee adds twenty one new members and two organizations, bringing total members to 59 with 40 volunteers to collect annexation petitions for the East Side. New supporters include the Scottsdale Rotary Club and Scottsdale Charos. The group opens a new office at 3223 N Hayden Rd and plans to begin signatures this week.
The House passed a bill to extend for two more years liberal home finance mortgage programs. The measure aims to support families with favorable terms and expanded loan options.
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