12 Sep 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1962
Page
1
Scottsdale fire officials warn that new plastic gasoline cans are illegal for station operators to file or use. Capt. Too Polehow says the fire prevention code restricts plastic containers for gasoline due to safety concerns, noting inquiries about legality from service stations.
The Melody Top Theatre withdraws its petition for variances to bring a tent theatre to Scottsdale due to an extended Chicago season and insufficient time for setup. Attorney Fenton McDonough states the decision, noting three extra weeks past Labor Day and countdown to a late start.
Temple Starts School Lists reform services for Sunday school classes held at 8 36 pm in Cade Ventura. Stopper, an Israeli attaché in New York for a year, compares Israeli religious services with American ones and invites interested people to attend the reform services followed by an meg Shabbat and social hour.
Fritz L. Von Drieberg of 48.8 N. Woodmire Fairway Scottsdale reports a black leather billfold lost after 2 am near the Safari Hotel coffee shop. It contained 350 dollars in cash 185 dollars in checks a driver's license immigration ID credit cards and social security cards. Police were asked to watch for the wallet.
Police responded to 1st Street and Virginia over a white over pink 1955 Ford Victoria. Reported loud pipes and excessive noise caused a disturbance in the area.
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Wood of 6927 E Thomas Rd report their 12 year old son was bitten by a small brown and white terrier or chihuahua like dog with a collar and tags Tammy. The dog may be in the Inmar Terrace or Cranbrook Manor area near 69th Street and Thomas Road and has yet to be found as the boy may need painful anti rabies shots.
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation adds a basic mosaics class taught by Mrs. Phyl Grover. The session begins Wednesday at 9 a.m. at the Scout House 325 E 2nd St with project discussion, a student interest questionnaire, and a project demonstration. Registrations are at the Parks office 315 E Second St upstairs.
Paul F Huldermann owner of House of The Sis Directions Indian Applied Arts at 0 W Fifth Avenue Scottsdale will address Papago Mountain Lion Club at 7 15 am Thursday The meeting venue is Papago Lanes South Scottsdale Road He speaks on his role as deid Hew president of the Scottsdale Fifth Avenue Association and as planning chair for Scottsdale Arts and Crafts Center committee of the Chamber of Commerce museum
Indiana resident reports his Scottsdale residence at 5350 N Casa Blanca ransacked last night. The homeowner Robert Voigt and F C Gutknecht provided statements noting unknown stolen items. Sheriff deputy Bill Stewart confirmed the break in occurred with no detailed inventory available.
A neon light exploded inside Stan Taylor Interiors at 23 W Fifth Ave yesterday. No fire occurred though police and Rural Fire Department responded to a fire call and feared a blaze might start.
Deputies reported finding a 24 inch Raleigh bicycle in a ditch 100 feet north of Lincoln on the west side of 60th Street. The bike is black with two rear wire baskets. The owner may claim it by notifying the sheriff's office.
Jim Schultz reported a theft of a $20 tachometer from his white over green 1955 Chevrolet parked at Pago Plaza. A thief reached through a window and ripped the instrument from the dashboard yesterday.
The Chil dren's Theatre sponsored by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation department will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. Tryouts for membership will be at the Municipal Bath House. Children in fourth through eighth grades may try out. Barbara Stegemeier directs and seeks volunteer mothers. Registration accompanies a parent. Membership limited to cast members and understudies. Try-outs start promptly at 4 p.m. A small fee is charged for selected children.
Eugene Wesley Howard 41 pleads guilty to two counts of aggravated assault and faces sentencing in Superior Court on September 20. Two kidnapping charges are dismissed. He allegedly detained his former wife Stella and forced a remarriage in Las Vegas, which she says was later annulled.
A janitor at Navajo School Rocco Giola of 3726 N 25th St reported tires burned on and near a gate at 807 N Granite Reef Road yesterday.
City Hospital Scottsdale reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Albert Cameron this morning at 7 10 am at 449 East Second Street.
The puzzle lists many garbled clues and mixed words for a 1 prefix style crossword with across and down entries. It includes references like Great Lake, printer's measure, symbols for selenium tellurium and tantalum, and names such as Mohammedi an prince and Japanese.
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. Central readings report fluctuating highs and scattered showers across multiple regions. Timely figures provide local forecasts and potential rainfall totals for the day ahead.
Arizona issued 5 117 teaching and administration certificates in the past fiscal year an increase of 5.6 percent over 1960 61. State Superintendent W W Dick said the rise shows progress in both supply and quality of teachers entering the system.
Mrs. M Bitran reports two wood framed couches and two wood chairs broken at her home 424 W Monterey Way. She had moved furniture in and returned with other goods to find the damage.
Deputies found an abandoned 1959 Chevrolet two door at Tatum and Lincoln and planned a 72 hour hold before removal. The car disappeared before officers could impound it, leaving the location unclear.
Henry Hurliman reports aggressive stray dogs roaming Sunset Trail for two weeks. He says the animals killed a cat and wounded a duck, have no owner, and asks police to shoot or impound them.
Police warned participants at a loud party at 4531 E Quartz Mountain after neighbors complained last night. Respondents agreed to tone it down and comply with the warning.
Bruce Clayton of 138 W Willetta reported the theft of a bicycle seat and handlebars left outside Supai School. Police noted missing parts in the unfolding case.
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