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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1970

Page

9

Watt Lot Unusual Lighting Shop Opens On Fifth Ave

The Watt Lot and What Not, at 78 A W Fifth Ave, showcases uncommon lighting and interior design accessories. Founded in February by Doug Reed and Jim Rockwell, the store stems from a Christmas 1969 light Reed built and features items like the Electric Refrigerator Light and Music Show and an Electro psychedelic Etching Machine demonstration.

Watt Fifth Ave Watt Lot Doug Reed Unicopy Jim Rockwell Reed Watt ‘Lot and Jim Rockwell

Frontier Lanes Open House At 7300 E Thomas Rd

Frontier Lanes invites families to an all day open house at 7300 E Thomas Rd starting 9 a.m. on Saturday with reduced rates on bowling food and gear. A Ladmo Gerald challenge match and Wallace and Ladmo visits are planned plus a TV feature on KPHO tv. A door prize color TV and a unicycle bowling stunt will occur and a Green Stamp derby begins at 7 p.m. with trading stamps as prizes.

Frontier Lanes E. Thomas Rd Ladmo Gerald Wallace Kpho-Tv Mr. Wheels

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