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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1973
Page
5
A light, humorous look at teen buyers split into three types economical curious girls sporty blue eyes and long hair hot-rodders chasing loud canary yellow cars with racing stripes The piece notes teens consider gas and insurance before buying and show different buying paths from dealers to ads, ending with a punchy question about self reflection.
Dan Bochsler of Silverton Oregon, a 16 year old, has a Skylab chromograph experiment to photograph the sun and seek evidence of a planet Vulcan between Mercury and the sun. His project is one of 19 selected from 3400 proposals by students nationwide. Bochsler will trace data with NASA and NCAR scientists after Skylab returns in 1974.
Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina wow a near capacity Celebrity Theater crowd with a versatile set blending folk rock and country bluegrass. Their quartet supplied a rich backdrop as the duo alternated mellow numbers and high energy performances, closing with encores sparked by a standing ovation.
A concert at Big Surf on Hayden Road opens tonight at 7 p.m. featuring Ten Years After. Tickets cost 4.50 in advance and 5.50 at the gate, with advance calls advised.
One of Tucson's top synchronized swimming teams will perform at the Scottsdale YMCA on May 20 at 2 p.m. The 15 members ages 8 to 17 will showcase four team numbers four duets and four solos set to music followed by a stunt demonstration and clinic with spectator participation. The Y at 3019 N Civic Center Plaza will offer synchronized swim lessons starting June 5 meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays 5 to 6 p.m. for five weeks.
Paradise Valley High School junior Belinda Bock earned a spot in an eight week student science training program at Purdue University sponsored by the National Science Foundation. She competed with juniors from across the United States and has eight years of PV schools. She is National Honor Society Spanish Club Science Club and John C Lincoln Hospital Junior Auxiliary member, daughter of Kenneth and Mrs Bock.
Steve Nebgen surveys The Plague by Albert Camus, tracing existential themes and character study. He notes Dr. Bernard Rieux and companions battling a plague in Oran, Camus as a major existential voice, and the work's enduring relevance since 1948.
Chaparral High School’s Backpacking Club lists two field trips for year end. The first went today to the west fork of Oak Creek Canyon. A second trip to Pueblo Canyon Indian Ruins is set for May 27 requiring four wheel drive and self-provided transport. Contact Richard Webster for details.
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