Arizona Mobile Home Show draws nation’s largest crowds
The Arizona Mobile Home Show opens November 19 in the Coliseum and grows with the rise of mobile home parks. Arizona now ranks third in the nation for the number of manufactured home parks and delay. The event features over 200 mobile homes including 71 new models, with eight local manufacturers and about 57 000 mobile home residents. The Coliseum exhibit runs through November 22, spanning from the Coliseum interior to the fairground lagoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Coliseum
California
Florida
Vnto
Community Exhibition Runs Through November with Free Access
A display opens daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. featuring text panels and photographs across categories like variety identity grouping and open spaces. Admission is free. The Women’s Council of the Real Estate Board has elected officers for the new year led by Lynn Reinke as president and includes Kay Crouch Posy Schuette and Peg Shaffer with Marilyne Saggan as past president. Tom Jackson and Associates Inc announces a new Scottsdale real estate and investments corporation with office at 10253 N Scottsdale Rd and Duane Fifer as broker and manager. Southwest Forest Homes Inc, part of Southwest Forest Industries, breaks ground on a $1 million modular and mobile home plant at a 24-acre site at Both Ave and Durango in Phoenix, aiming for completion in February 1971 and production in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Council of the Real Estate Board
Lynn Reinke
Kay Crouch
Peg Shaffer
Posy Schuette
Marilyne Saggan
Tom Jackson
Scottsdale Real Estate Board to Attend National Convention
J R Sanderson president Weldon Minchew secretary treasurer and Al Overend MLS chairman will represent the Scottsdale Real Estate Board at the 1970 NAMEB convention in Chicago from November 13 to 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association OF Real Estate Boards
Conrad -Hilton
Chicago
Scottsdale Real Estate Board
J.R. Sanderson
Weldon Minchew
al Overend
Night Blooming Plants for Relaxing Evening Gardens
Night gardeners are urged to plan for evening beauty with moonflower, flowering tobacco, and night scented stocks. Plant in sizable groups to maximize impact in darkness, and use white or light yellow hues for best visibility and fragrance. Moonflowers require simple support and bloom from evening to morning, while flowering tobacco offers white blossoms or mulitcolored varieties and strong nocturnal scent.
Overseeding Rye for Winter-Green Lawns
Practical guide for home gardeners on overseeding Bermuda lawns with annual ryegrass. Covers raking to remove thatch, spreading rate of 10 to 20 lbs per 1000 sq ft, light subsequent raking, winter green color, mowing needs, and light irrigation to promote rapid germination and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Windox
Mobil Home
Neptune’s East
State
Wesley Bolin
E. Camelback Rd
Scottsdale
Urban America, Inc
Architectural Forum Magazine
College of Architecture
Arizona Stat University
Duane Fifer
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Rade
Tate
Service
Eelecr
E. Earil
Scott
Earll Drive
Woodcraft
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!