Malouf plans two major projects in Scottsdale
Malouf Enterprises will break ground within six weeks on two projects costing about 1 million dollars each. Ground will start on Royal Gardens of Scottsdale, a 48 unit apartment complex on Scottsdale Road between the Safari Hotel and Executive House Arizona. The sixth Malouf shopping center, Park Scottsdale, rises at Granite Reef Road and McDonald Drive, a 100000 square foot center with space for 15 to 18 tenants including a supermarket and drug store.
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Malouf Enterprises
Royal Gardens
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Safari Hotel
Arizonian
Park Scottsdale Shopping Center
Granite Reef Road
McDonald Drive
Fletcher Promoted to Assistant Cashier at Valley Bank
Richard A. Fletcher of 6112 Calle del Sud Scottsdale was promoted to assistant cashier in the home office commercial loan department of Valley National Bank. A native Iowan, he studied at Arizona State University and joined Valley in 1957. The promotion was announced by President James Patrick last week.
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Richard A. Fletcher
Calle del Sud
Scottsdale
Home Office Commercial Loan
The
Valley National Bank
Fletcher
Arizona State University
Valley
Credit Department
Commercial Loan Department
James Patrick
Construction To Start On Office Building In Old Scottsdale
Ground will be broken this week for an authentic Spanish Colonial style professional office building at the southeast corner of Second Street and Marshall Road in Old Scottsdale. The 4500 square foot structure, announced by Thom Hickey, is slated for occupancy by May 1, 1963, with Ray Parrish noting Coronado era missions influenced the design. Owners include Laurence S. Onge and Pierre J. Touraine, while Thomas Clark D.O. and George Russel, along with Glen Construction, are tenants and contractors respectively.
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Second Street
Marshall Road
Scottsdale
Thom Hickey
Ray Parrish
Coronado
Arizona
Sonora
Cibola
Thomas Clark
D.O
George Russel
Glen Construction Company
Eli Yacina
Laurence S. Onge
Fifth Avenue
Pierre J. Touraine
Phoenix
Paris
France
Shopping for pay proves a skilled, exacting job
Joseph E. Bernstein of Willmark Service System explains that paid shopping requires observation, memory, and training. Willmark, nearly 50 years old, employs hundreds of professional shoppers who are bonded and rigorously screened, with high turnover in the first month often due to delayed reports or fit issues.
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Joseph E. Bernstein
Bernstein
Willmark Service System, Inc
Willmark
Bank of Scottsdale rises in 1962 list of largest banks
The Bank of Scottsdale posted deposits of 5,133,397 on December 31, 1962 and jumped 5,942 places to rank 5,566 among the 5,600 largest U S banks. In 1961 it was 11,508th with deposits of 1,234,433, according to American Banker’s 1963 annual roll call of U S banks.
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Bank of Scottsdale
United States
Daily American Banker of New York
Wall Street Charter Shows Tired Market Tone
New York time broker Bradbury K Thurlow of Winslow Cohn Stetson warns the stock market looks toppy and tired on low volume. He says the public is bored and professionals have failed to spark speculation, predicting an early Dow test near 660 with a possible rally or a drop toward 640 depending on the outcome.
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New York
UPI
Bradbury K. Thurlow
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
Thurlow
Chemical industry outlook from Bache and S P
Bache and Co note solid business news but warn investors may wait for first quarter earnings and expect near term drift. S P forecasts 1963 as a banner year for chemicals with sales and profits at new peaks. Prospects point to about four percent higher 1963 sales than last year’s 33 billion and similar gains in earnings.
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Standard & Poor’s
S&p
West Businessmen Forecast Bright Q2 1963 Pulse
Prudential Insurance Co reports a hopeful outlook for the western business community with expectations of a stronger second quarter in 1963. The forecast highlights improved demand, investment activity, and overall economic momentum.
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Prudential Insurance Co
Sutton Named Vice President of Murdock Co
William R. Sutton of Scottsdale is promoted to vice president of the David H. Murdock Development Co. He joined the firm in 1962 as controller after prior posts in General Analine Film Corp. and Owens Corning Fiberglas. Sutton holds a Swarthmore AB and an HBS MBA. he and his wife live at 6707 E Coronado. Meanwhile a business outlook survey shows two thirds expect activity to rise this quarter, with 82 percent predicting equal or better performance than 1962’s same period.
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William R. Sutton
Scottsdale
David H. Murdock Development Co
David H. Murdock
Sutton
Murdock Company
Ozalid
General Analine Film Corp
Binghamton
N. Y
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Toledo
Washington
D. C
Swarthmore College
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
E. Coronado
Tanner Brothers promotes two officers to VP and treasurer
John O. White and Robert F. Flowers have been promoted to vice president and treasurer of Tanner Brothers Contracting Co. White, 41, of 5009 E Calle Ventura, has been with the firm since 1952. Flowers, 30, of 3602 N 52nd St, attended Wayne State and Arizona State University. The firm sits at 2606 S 40th Street.
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Tanner
John O. White
Robert F. Flowers
Tanner Brothers Contracting Co., Inc
White
E. Calle Ventura
Flowers
N. 52Nd St
Wayne State University
Arizona State University
S. 40Th Treet
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Gus) Johannes
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Grocery Department
Children's Department
Sattedale bin
E. McDowell
Scottsdale Big Town
Camera and Film Dept
Beauty Shop
TOY Department
BIG Dairy Dept
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Fresh Fish Department
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Murdock Co
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