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Scottsdale Progress in Scottsdale, Arizona

24 May 1967

Page 8

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Scottsdale Progress

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Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1967

Page

8

Scottsdale Police trainer nicknamed Super Sarge topples recruits

Gil Deaton known as Super Sarge for grueling drills at the Scottsdale Police Academy contrasts with his calm life as Employe of the Month for May. A native Arizonan, he built a varied career in Dallas and as a personnel officer for an airline before returning home to lead recruits born to outpace him in rigorous training.

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Jack Kowalec Gil Deaton Scottsdale Police Academy Deaton Scottsdale Denton Dallas Texas Barbara Mark Arizona Scottsdale Police Department Sergean Academy Hugh Cleary
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Bridge Hand Leads To Slams And Legal Charge

In a club game North held worthless red jacks while a slam was attempted. The narrator details card play and a failed push after Mrs Forre led clubs. Separately Justice of the Peace Holcomb will rule on Thomas A Perry 18 of Indian School Rd charged with marijuana possession after police found evidence in his car during a burglary arrest.

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Forres East Lenny Justice of the Peace Harold Holcomb Thomas A. Perry Indian School Rd Perry
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First National Guardian Courtesy Card Turns Charge Card

Starting May 29 the First National Guardian Courtesy Card becomes a charge card allowing cardholders to pay using credit terms. The change expands purchasing options for customers and integrates the card into standard financial transactions.

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Super Sarge Sgt Alfred Sheinwold Vincent Fetra Jr Sory Soutel & Aks Richard Collins Ane Ervice Irst National Bank Irizona Businesses GUARDIAN/RESERVE First National Bank Guardian IE Firsif National Bank OF Arizona GUARDIAN /RESERVE First National Bank OF Arizona
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