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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1962
Page
7
Scottsdale Police encountered a inebriated man with a head wound near Bishop Glass Co. on Scottsdale Rd. He claimed his wife struck him with a beer bottle. he was booked later.
Two Scottsdale women reported the loss of two children's bicycles and a tricycle to police. A girls blue and white bike valued at $39 and a Royce Union red and white bike valued at $125 were cited. the latter was later returned by a local resident. A 12 inch tricycle disappeared from Mrs Cole's front yard.
Scottsdale Boys Club hosts a dance to enliven Thanksgiving break. Dave Trottier with the Sonics perform in the gym, door prizes of 15 and 10 dollars, and the school with most students wins double postcards for KRUX Most Popular School Contest. Admission is 1 dollar per couple and 75 cents for a stag.
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will count ballots next Wednesday at 5 p m for the new Board of Directors. Chamber manager John Wise urged members who have not yet sent in ballots to do so promptly.
Barbara A Osmus of 1245 E Vista Dr turned over an abandoned 24 inch Schwinn bicycle to police. The bike with a Tucson license number was taken to headquarters and impounded.
Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale reports the birth of a girl on November 22 to Mr and Mrs Don Gold Alimon of Phoenix.
Scottsdale forms an advisory committee of business, industry, tourism, culture and residential leaders to propose goals for the city. Mayor Schrader expects a chairman and members soon and plans to draft a logical plan for Scottsdale’s aspirations, including growth to 100000 residents or maintaining a retail and tourist role. Kenneth Williams notes the panel’s aim is to decide where the city is going and draft recommendations.
Mrs. Ruby Jameson of 1250 N E Lomal and Dr Scottsdale told police her eight year old son found two Briggs lawnmower engines while playing in a dug out next to their home. Both engines were 3 HP and colored red and white respectively.
Fighter aircraft stationed in Florida for temporary duty returned to their home bases on Thursday. F100s and F105s sent to Florida during the Cuban crisis were directed to return to Luke Air Force Base near Phoenix and to Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas.
Carrier Robert M Burglen a boilerman third class USN and son of Mr and Mrs Amos W Burglen of 8414 B Lewis Scottsdale is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Bon Homme Richard deployed outside the United States.
Paradise Valley School District residents vote Tuesday on a $1.6 million bond to fund 52 new classrooms over the next two years. Acting superintendent Robert Diedrich says only $630,000 may be spent if approved, with planned additions to Paradise Valley Elementary No. 3 and Elementary No. 1, plus architect and utility costs. The district seeks long term expansion for favorable interest rates and land prices. Current tax rate stands at $5.64 per $100 of assessed valuation.
Neighbors reported an abandoned black and white 1952 Buick convertible at Hackmore and Buckroad Trail. Scottsdale police towed the car to storage at 615 S. Orange after about two months in place.
In Seoul a UPI report says the United Nations Command plans to file a formal protest early next week after a North Korean grenade killed American Spec. 4 James A. Johnson 18 of Paris Kentucky at a UNC observation post overlooking the DMZ.
Notice calls a special meeting of Scottsdale Savings and Loan Association members at 9:00 a.m. on December 7 1962 at 10 North Scottsdale Road Scottsdale to consider amending the Articles of Incorporation to change the name to Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association. Publication dates November 23 and 26 1962.
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