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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1965
Page
3
South avoids the ace of spades and secures a contract as West argues over card motions. The column notes bridge law requires moving a card from dummy toward the table and that West should have played the queen of spades to threaten declarer. It concludes with reflections on craft versus manners at the table.
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation offers a series of ten tennis lessons on successive Saturdays starting October 2 at Scottsdale High School courts 210 E Indian School Rd. Instructor is Elbert Veenboer a tennis pro. Children’s instruction and adult play are scheduled. registration at the parks office 60 W Indian School Rd. on weekdays.
Legal notice details a special Arizona meeting in Phoenix on September 1 1965 where Article I was amended by majority vote of issued and outstanding shares, stockholders present waiving formal notice as required.
On September 17 1965 before me Gerald A Folkoll Notary Public the secretary and president of Fatrey Tile Inc signed the instrument for the corporation in their official capacities. Notary public commission expires September 20 1965.
Resolution No 298 calls a September 28 1965 special bond election in Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona to issue general obligation bonds for Civic Center Park Recreation Storage facility and related improvements with multiple series and polling sites. It outlines bond amounts 2192000 1438000 470000 and 370000 plus terms interest rates up to 6 percent and thirty year maturities. It designates polling places election officials and procedures including notice posting timelines and emergency clause.
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