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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1962
Page
7
Scottsdale School District shows mid to high range costs in eight categories in a study by the Arizona Tax Research Association for 1961-62. Enrollment was 16,820 with 4,081 in high schools and 12,739 in elementary schools. costs rose from 1956-57 to 1961-62.
R C Totman of 6107 N Invergordon Scottsdale reported a seat was stolen from his vehicle while he attended a theater. Police were informed yesterday.
Valley conservatives plan a December 12 dinner at the Ramada Inn East Van Buren in tribute to Ev Mecham. Keith W. Hubbard says the event honors Republican candidates and Mecham’s U S Senate race effort. Tickets cost 30 dollars with 10 down and 5 monthly over four months.
Eudice Shapiro and Victor Gottlieb will conduct a public string master class at 8 p.m. today in Scottsdale. Five Arizona State University students from the Phoenix Symphony will perform and be analyzed by the soloists. Admission is 3 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for students. Half the proceeds go to the Phoenix Symphony Association on request of the guest artists. Further information via Mrs. Bruce Irwin at Whitney 5-5836.
An abandoned boys bicycle found at Mohave School was turned in by Betty L. McNeil of 8620 San Miguel. Police report the bike had been at the school for over a week and it was placed in the property room and tagged.
Robert Clark Brothers of 6042 E Hum mingbird Lane Scottsdale was stopped by police and cited for drunk and reckless driving at Indian School and Scottsdale Road last night.
A firecracker exploded in a mail box at 945 East Mitchell belonging to Mrs. Ben Marney. Police said only minor damage resulted and no injuries were reported yesterday.
The AiResearch Manufacturing Co rodeo returns Sunday at the Scottsdale Jaycee arena with a 1 p.m. grand entry. Produced by company employees, events include saddle and bareback bronc riding calf roping bull riding ribbon roping team tying and a wild horse race. Proceeds aid GO Club welfare agencies. admission 1 for adults 50 cents for children. The arena sits on Hinton Avenue east of Osborn Road.
Six Phoenix residents were in traffic accidents within 24 hours in the Scottsdale area. Margo Kay Gutherie, 20, struck Michael Grassley, 26, who slowed for traffic on Scottsdale Road near Oak. Gutherie cited. Emma A. Clark, 56, and Mollie A. Stanley, 32, collided at Scottsdale Road and McDonald. Clark cited. Richard Summer son, 25, speeding near 4800 N Scottsdale Rd, rear ended Tyre Commodore Hall, 66. Summer son cited. No injuries reported.
A Scottsdale youth was struck in the right thigh by a BB from a gun. His mother, Mrs. Robert Spratt of 1530 E. San Miguel, told police yesterday that he was not injured beyond a momentary sting.
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI observers described the Saturn test as embarrassingly smooth marking the rocket's third straight success. The 162 foot craft lifted from the pad and reached 104 miles high and 270 miles over the Atlantic before releasing ballast and ending its mission with a deliberate dissipation of the metal giant.
Walter W. Simpson of 8252 E. Holly Scottsdale reported to police last night that a bowling ball a bowling bag and a pair of bowling shoes were stolen from his car while he was inside Frontier Lanes.
The State Motor Vehicle Division's Safety Patrol will cover Arizona highways for four days from the morning of November 22 to the evening of November 26. H T Timmermans, administrative officer of the Arizona Highway Department, announced the plan.
Space age displays including Titan 3 models remained open after the American Rocket Society’s 17th annual meeting closed. Titan 3 was announced to enter production on December 1 and will power advanced spacecraft like the X20 Dynasoar enabling military astronauts to move between Earth orbits. Col. Joseph S. Bleymaier of the Air Force Space Systems Division outlined capabilities.
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