Dickson Electronics Completes 4000-Square-Foot Expansion
Dickson Electronics Corporation of Scottsdale reports almost 2 million dollars in sales this year and cites a 100000 dollar expansion completed the first week of November. The 4000 square foot addition boosts manufacturing to 18000 square feet and creates a new testing facility, with plans for a five acre plant between here and Tempe. The private company expects up to 200 employees by year end, up from about 175.
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Dickson Electronics Corporation of
Scottsdale
Donald C. Dickson
Dickson
Here
Tempe
Dickson Electronics Corporation
Cat Club Show Set At Armory In Phoenix Area
Nearly 200 show cats vie for top titles at the fifth annual Arizona Cat Club championship in Scottsdale and Phoenix. Animals include rare Albino Siamese Rex Havana Browns Abyssinians Burmese Himalayans and chinchilla silver. Eight Grand Champions expected with judges from Florida Missouri and California. Admission 75 cents adults 35 cents children. proceeds aid Animal Welfare League cat pavilion.
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Arizona Cat Club
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Papago Park
United States
Rex Rathburn
Sarasota
Fla
Don Yoder
Butler, Mo
Leigh Manley
Garden Grove
Calif
Animal Welfare League
Wrong shift injures girl in Tempe curb collision
Scottsdale police say a 17 year old Tempe girl Linda Marie Brady shifted into first instead of reverse, causing her car to jump a curb and strike pedestrian Sally Ann Thompson 15 of Tempe who was taken to Baptist Hospital with abrasions. The 17 year old was cited.
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Linda Marie Brady
Baptist Hospital
Sally Ann Thompson
Papago Dr
College Selects Chief Chafey
A police science advisory board forms at Phoenix College to guide faculty on subjects for law enforcement tracks. Scottsdale police chief Merritt N. Chafey is one of eight members, with others from Phoenix Tempe and the Arizona Highway Patrol. The board approves a first semester including police science English psychology speech sociology and juvenile delinquency topics.
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Phoenix College
Scottsdale
Merritt N. Chafey
Phoenix
Tempe
Arizona Highway Patrol
Bike theft reported on Vista Drive
John Wise of 1341 E Vista Dr said a burglar entered his garage yesterday and stole his daughter's blue ivory bicycle.
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John Wise
Vista Dr
Levy Opens Office Here
Dr. Philip Levy an internal medicine specialist with diabetes training opens offices at Papago Medical Center 7025 E McDowell Rd Scottsdale He trained at University of Pittsburgh Medical School spent a year in London as an American Diabetes Association research fellow at Guy s Hospital He also studied and taught in Chicago before settling in Scottsdale with his wife and infant daughter at 4711 N Woodmere Fairway
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Philip Levy
Scottsdale
Papago Medical Center
E. McDowell Rd
Pittsburgh Medical School
Levy
London
England
American Diabetes Association
Guy’s Hospital
Michael Reese Hospital
Chicago
Chicago Medical School
Cook County Hospital
N. Woodmere Fairway
Scottsdale Chamber Ballots Sent For Five Directors
Ballots for electing five directors of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will be mailed this week. Ballots are due November 23. The two year term begins January 1, 1963. Nominated directors include Judson Bunnell Don Chambers Robert Gray Dickson Hartwell Paul Haldermann Paul Messinger Carl Plumb William Robb Jr Dr Jack L Tanner and Guy Wilson. The five winners join the 10 member board and will select 1963 officers within 15 days after the election.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
John Wise
Judson Bunnell
Scottsdale Country Club
Don Chambers
Chambers Moving and Storage
Robert Gray
Sprouse-Beltz
Dickson Hartwell
the Arizonian
Paul Haldermann
House of Six Directions
Paul Messinger
Messinger Mortuary
Carl Plumb
First National Bank
William Robb Jr
Fashionette of
Arizona
Jack L. Tanner
Guy Wilson
George Botsford and Associates
Legion Post Lauds JFK Over Cuba Action Letter
A letter from Sipe P. Post No. 44 of the American Legion in Scottsdale dated Nov 5 to President Kennedy praises his Cuba action last month. Signed by post commander Jay W. Gaskins the letter says two weeks ago you made a very important decision on Cuba and expresses continued support and prayers.
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Sipe-Peterson Post No. 44
American Legion
Scottsdale
Kennedy
Cuba
Jay W. Gaskins
Safari Firm Sues Over Expedition Financing
Selby and Holmberg Safaris Ltd. of Nairobi filed in Maricopa Superior Court against Mrs. Nancy Helms Maytag, executrix of the Robert E. Maytag estate, seeking $7,556 remaining on a safari expedition loan. The Maytag estate is valued at about $14.7 million.
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Maricopa Superior Court
Nancy Helms Maytag
Arizona Zoo
Robert E. Maytag
Selby and Holmberg Safaris Ltd
Nairobi
Kenya
Maytag
Obscene Calls On Increase In Scottsdale
Police report a rise in obscene phone calls to housewives in Scottsdale. Authorities say similar calls were received by headquarters and investigators are pursuing several leads regarding the same suspect.
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Scottsdale
Girl Scouts Report Entry Damage At Local Unit
Mrs. Jackie K. McConaha reported juveniles entered the Girls Scouts building at 325 E 2nd St yesterday and scattered a small amount of furniture. Off icers believe entry was through a broken window. damage described as small.
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Jackie K. McConaha
S. Pinto Dr
Girls Scouts
E. 2Nd St
McConaha
Scouts
Metropolitan numbering system adopted for Phoenix area streets
The city council and street naming committee approve a county wide system affecting Phoenix and Scottsdale. Central Avenue will be the east west axis with Roosevelt Street as north south divider. South Scottsdale Road will lose its South numbers, and Old Scottsdale retained. Residents are urged to respond to information cards before 60 days to notify correspondents. The 1963 Valley telephone directory will reflect new addresses.
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John la Sota
Scottsdale
Council
Central Avenue
Phoenix
Roosevelt Street
Central
Roosevelt
McKellips
Scottsdale Road
McKellips Road
Old Scottsdale
Arizona Canal
Osborn Road
Rogers Lane
Valley Telephone
Flair Modeling Speaker To Highlight Dress Etiquette
The Special Interest Program by Scottsdale Parks and Recreation will host a Flair Modeling School speaker to teach correct dress for various events. Each hour long session covers hair styling, fashion, home decor, homemaking, gardening, and child care with live demonstrations. Open to the public at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Community Bath House in Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Flair Modeling School
Scottsdale
2Nd St
Scottsdale Youth Joins Air Force
Timothy John Loncharich aged 18 has enlisted in the Air Force for four years. Recruiter T Sgt Joseph Talerico announced Loncharich departed Sky Harbor for basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas.
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Scottsdale
Air Force
Timothy John Loncharich
Albert John Loncharich
Devonshire
Loncharich
Joseph Talerico
Sky Harbor
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Marine Private First Class William L McDonald Serving at El Toro
Private first class William L. McDonald son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. McDonald of Scottsdale is stationed at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station in Santa Ana California.
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William L. McDonald
Charles B. McDonald
East Fillmore
Scottsdale
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Santa Ana
Calif
Money Jeep Inc Opens New Utah Valley Dealership
Money Jeep Inc has been franchised by Willys Sales Corp to handle the Jeep line. The 302 S Scottsdale Rd location will offer full Jeep vehicles, parts, and service with new 1963 models to be introduced November 14 at Money Jeep, Inc. led by William C Money, president of Money Oldsmobile Co. in Phoenix.
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Money Jeep, Inc
Willys Sales Corporation
Jeep
Willys
S. Scottsdale Road
William C. Money
New Willys
Money
Money Oldsmobile Company
Phoenix
Money Jeep, Incorporated
Blonde Susan Bergstrom Crowned Miss Arizona
Susan Jean Bergstrom Miss Maricopa County was crowned Miss Arizona at the state fair in Phoenix and will compete at the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City. She succeeds Paulz Lou Welch of Tucson. First runnerup was Sarah Irene Almillar of Clifton, and second was Connie Laverne Lamb of Globe.
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Phoenix
UPI
Susan Jean Bergstrom
Maricopa County
Arizona
Atlantic City
N.J
Paulz Lou Welch
Tucson
Sarah Irene Almillar
Clifton
Greenlee
Connie Laverne Lamb
Globe
Gila County
Seek Opinion On Ordinance For Scottsdale Subdivision Plan
Scottsdale seeks written comments on a proposed subdivision ordinance modeled after Phoenix rules. Planning official Zamizla asks for input from utility, builder, school, and government representatives by November 16. The council will review recommendations before final adoption after a two year drafting process.
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Onwia Avsesy Abe Dallan Zamizla
Phoenix
Zamizla
Planning Department
City of
Planning and Zoning Commision
City Council
Scottsdale Highlands Estates
Kaufman and
Broad Homes
Dutch Model Miss World 1962 Crowned in London
Catharina Lodders, 20, of the Netherlands, won Miss World 1962 at the Lyceum Ballroom London. She received 7000 dollars, a silver loving cup, and a motion picture screen test after defeating 32 entrants including Miss U S A Amedee Chabot. Lodders was crowned by Rosemary Franklin.
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London
UPI
Catharina Lodders
United Kingdom
Rosemary Frankland
Quick Talkers Create Confidence Scam at Bowling Alley
Dawn Wassinger a Tempe cashier reported two men entered Frontier Bowling Alley in Scottsdale and asked for change. After a few minutes of talk and exchanging several bills the suspects vanished. She later found she had been quick changed.
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Dawn Wassinger
N. Ash. Tempe
Frontier Bowling Alley
Sewing Class Guests Attend UA Homemakers Program
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation hosts a sewing class group at the University of Arizona Homemakers Achievement Day Program with the Agricultural Extension Service. They meet Thursday morning November 15 in Riverside School auditorium near Buckeye Road. Luncheon at 1 dollar per person. reservations to Mrs Mary Privateer at WH 63602.
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Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
University of Arizona
Palo Verde Club
Riverside
51St Avenue
Buckeye Rd
Highway 80
Mary Privateer
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation
Independent agents speed claims with multiple company options
Independent agents represent several insurers and can pick those with fast fair claims. They help you collect on a claim even when it involves the other driver's insurer.
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Robert S. Adams
N. W. Howard
Papago PO
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LaSota
Kate
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Robert W. Hillis
Stephanie Hoag
Flagstaff
Patricia Norton
Todd R. Allen
U of A
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el Toro
Miss
Maricopa
Miss Arizona
Halabile Travel
North Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Miss Lodders
Lyceum Ballroom
U.S.A
Amedee Chabot
Northridge
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