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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
5
A routine false card play in four clubs yields a shutout against four spades and shows how misdirection can mislead opponents. West starts with the king of spades, declarer uses dummies, and a sequence of diamonds and trumps leads to ten tricks despite cautious play.
Scottsdale High School student Pat Knoob 18 wins a medal for a black and white woodcut in the scholastic art and photography competition. Kiva Elementary pupil Ralph Jarson 13 earns a second prize for a color still life photograph.
The Maricopa County Highway Dept. aims to extend Shea Blvd. from Scottsdale to Gilbert Rd a four mile stretch costing 160000 as part of a 1166000 highway program for 1964 65 using federal funds. District 2 plan includes 18.25 miles of new roads one bridge and part of another. The county seeks 900000 in federal aid for 1963 64 and will submit more county funded projects in 30 days.
Scottsdale issued 55 privilege licenses for retail firms in April, with 12 business licenses for service and professional establishments. Some permits went to previously unlicensed firms. March saw 48 privilege and 8 business licenses. Fees vary by employee count and license type.
President Johnson is named an honorary citizen of San Marino under a 1861 law. Federico Bigi, San Marino's foreign secretary, told of the law during a White House visit, noting all U.S. presidents are honorary citizens while in office.
Superior Court Judge George Sterling ruled Noel Himes, former assistant funeral director at Green Acres Mortuary, violated a contract signed with Messinger Mortuary in October 1961. The agreement barred work at any mortuary within seven miles for five years, prompting Messinger to seek an injunction when Himes joined Green Acres in March.
Bekins stores upholstered furniture using moth-proof cartons or sprays and reapplies treatments yearly to prevent moth damage. The firm emphasizes strict moth protection across all warehouses.
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