Page 36 February 2017 First Class returns with a First Money Market Savings Account * The Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is accurate as of 1/1/17 and is subject to change without notice. Minimum $50,000 deposit is required to open and must come from a financial institution other than First International Bank & Trust and must be new money only. $15 monthly service charge if the balance falls below $1,000 any day of the statement cycle. Fees may reduce earnings. Not available for public funds. Requirements to earn advertised APY include you must have a new or existing checking account with FIB&T, and a monthly direct or mobile deposit to the checking account and you must maintain a minimum average daily balance of $50,000 for the statement cycle. Should these requirements not be met, the interest rate and APY on the account will revert to the applicable tier of our First Money Market account. The rate and APY for these tiers may change at any time. As of the date indicated, those tiers are: $1,000–$24,999.99 earns 0.05% APY; $25,000–$99,999.99 earns 0.10% APY; $100,000–$499,999.99 earns 0.10% APY; $500,000–$999,998.99 earns .15% APY; and $999,999 and up earns 0.20% APY. Member FDIC. Not only will you receive first class service, your money will too! We’ve been in business for 106 years as a family-owned bank that values long-term relationships built on earned trust and respect. We understand your on-the-go lifestyle and want to cater to your needs. If you are looking for a bank that puts you first, look no further. 1.06% APY * Minimum $50,000 to open Gilbert 1628 N Higley Rd (480) 641-1100 Phoenix 2231 E Camelback Rd (480) 946-2967 Scottsdale 7900 E Raintree Drive (480) 948-5532 firstintlbank.com By Kelly Potts If you are familiar with Old Town Scottsdale, you no doubt know about Guidon Books. The Civil War and Old West bookstore has been a staple of the area since the 1960s, a unique niche in a world with less bookstores by the day. Now, the store is starting a new chapter, as they headed north to a new location in September. Guidon Books still caters to walk-in business at its new location, 7830 E. Redfield Road, near the crossroads of Hayden and East Redfield Roads. What has changed however, is a new focus on web sales, which have grown in recent years. “We know that we will have customers still find us at our new location, but we will lose some of the foot traffic of Old Town,” said Shelly Dudley, proprietor of Guidon Books. “But, we have customers that come in from everywhere, they come in from San Francisco, from Holland. And much of the market now is online, and they don’t want to go out in the summer heat.” Guidon Books has an extensive collection of new and out of print books on the American Civil War and Western Americana. They also carry collections on Abraham Lincoln and George Armstrong Custer and another section devoted to American Indian History, Arts and Crafts. Looking for a specific book? There’s a good chance that they have it, or know exactly where you can get it. Dudley is carrying on the legacy of her parents with the unique bookstore. Aaron and Ruth Cohen opened the store in 1964, and their love of history ended up being passed on to their daughter. The name Guidon came from a kind of swallowtail flag used by the military to designate specific units. General Custer’s devoted wife Libbie even wrote a book after her husband’s death entitled, Following the Guidon. “I love helping people learn about history,” said Dudley. “Sometimes it’s giving people a book that shows them another side, and sometimes I’m helping people learn about their ancestry. It’s a unique – and amazing – situation.” In addition to running the bookstore, Dudley is also an active participant in the historical culture in Arizona. Dudley and the store help coordinate a Civil War Roundtable, where national speakers come through and share information and stories throughout the Valley. “I think it’s important to continue the tradition of this, getting together with people who are passionate about this, there is nothing better,” said Dudley. Guidon Books: the place for history New location is at 7830 E. Redfield Road, near the Scottsdale Airpark. Guidon proprietor Shelly Dudley (left) with Civil War historian Ed Bearss.