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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
6
The article discusses how many stocks an investor should own across industries and warns there is no fixed formula. It notes that excessive diversification hinders knowledge of holdings, while too little increases risk, and it explains rights offerings and brokerage commissions in Monthly Investment Plans.
The Womens Club set up a booth at Adie Square Mall soliciting Poorston donations and selling family memberships at 10 each. Ed Rusuig of Bank of Scotts chairs the Scottsdale committee while A J Collins of the Chamber of Commerce cites a 77000 debt and targets 440 members at one dollar or more.
A bridge hand narrative recounts a national championship win amid misdirection and bidding intrigue. The player analyzes Wests discard strategy, hearts and trumps, noting a tactical misread and the value of signaling in decisive tricks.
Scottsdale municipal officials plan to attend the 37th annual League of Arizona Cities and Towns conference in Prescott from Wednesday to Friday. About 46 city leaders will participate, with Mayor John W. Woudenberg on the conference resolutions committee and City Attorney Osmond Burton Jr on a tort liability panel.
The Maricopa County Mental Health Association names Scottsdale area captains to lead a fundraising drive through May 8 aimed at raising 100000 for a new adult outpatient psychiatric clinic in Maricopa County. District leaders include James W. Colachis as drive chairman and George Anast heading Scottsdale operations with numerous local business supporters assisting.
Musical Comedy Theater wraps its first season with Fiorello spotlighting Dor Tutt as New York mayor Fiorello H La Guardia nicknamed the Little Flower in the weekend performances.
Postmaster O G Wilson outlines service changes affecting Scottsdale routes. Rural carrier and contract stations to sell money orders Saturday mornings and parcel post delivery set on Wednesdays in most areas. Downtown routes to receive parcel post. Consolidated window services keep Saturday morning offerings. The Scottsdale High musical LaGuardia opens 8:15 p m next Friday with Sherri Chessen as secret ary and a cast including Bob Kane Keith Friend Kay Poore and Karl Woodman.
The state and Scottsdale face a long appeal process after the Superior Court voided part of the east Scottsdale annexation. Opening briefs are due within 20 days, with oral arguments possibly two years away unless calendar priority is granted.
The Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual Spring Roundup May 16 at Camelback Inn for members. John Luke chairs a 8 p.m. dinner and evening of dancing with Link Bethel orchestra and two female vocalists. Special guests include William Demarest and director Stanley Kramer. Tickets cost 5 dollars from committee members Ray Stout Vic Swanson Ross Summers Carl Plumb or John Luke.
Forty high school girls from Hermosillo Mexico will visit Scottsdale High School this weekend invited by La Sociedad Hispanica a 150 member Spanish club. They will be greeted by a ten person Spanish speaking committee with Virginia Rosbach Lola Mackey and Shirley Baker. They tour Friday morning lunch at the cafeteria and attend Fiesta de los Amigos Saturday at the state fairgrounds sponsored by the Vesta Club and the Arizona Sonora commission. They return to Hermosillo Sunday.
Washington Evening Star halted by a printers strike after union officials were fired. Five days into the walkout, press room workers joined, leaving the paper unable to publish despite efforts to issue limited editions.
Rep James G O Hara D Mich introduced a bill to extend federal minimum wage protections to hospital and nursing home employees not covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act.
A five week string music workshop for grades four through eight runs June 1 to July 3 at Scottsdale Hopi Elementary. Daily one hour classes cover beginning intermediate and advanced strings plus a special string ensemble session with a $15 registration due by May 22, as stated by workshop director Rodney J Gehre.
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