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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1955

Page

2

Valley Players to Stage Benefit Show for Handicapped Children

The Valley Players present the world premiere of The Thin Line directed by Stan Wydallis at Phoenix College Auditorium February 17 18 19 to benefit the Valley of the Sun School for Handicapped Children. Proceeds fund two station wagons for transport. Tickets 150 and 100 for children available at local outlets or by calling AM 5 3743.

The Valley Players Stan Wydallis la Mar Road Phoenix Phoenix College Thomas Road Valley of the Sun School For McDowell Road Arthur Murray North 1St Ave Miller Sterling Co West Adams Street Stan.Woodallis Channel 5 Rebecca Little Theatre Faun M. Tanner Ken Drisko Scottsdale High School

Scottsdale Brothers Complete ASC Degrees

Dr Grady Gammage ASC president announced Scottsdale brothers completed requirements for degrees effective January 21 They will be awarded at ASC's annual commencement Exercises May 24 Bachelor of science degrees went to George Song and John Song sons of J S Long from Brown and Main Streets Scottsdale John studied aeronautics George business administration Both alumni graduated from Scottsdale High School in 1951.

Scottsdale Brothers Grady Gammage ASC George Song John Song J. S. Long Brown-and-Main ‘Streets Scottsdale John Aeronautics George Scottsdale High School

Sergeant Moore Witnesses Panamanian Treaty Signing

Sergeant Manuel R. Moore of Scottsdale Arizona and a group of Army photographers witnessed the signing of the Treaty of Mutual Understanding and Cooperation between the United States and Panama in Panama City. Moore helped record the ceremony on tape film and newsreel for the US Information Service with distribution to radio and television media. He entered the Army in 1949 and is a relay specialist with the 123rd Signal Company at Fort Clayton, now stationed at Fort Amador Canal Zone with his wife Christina present.

Manuel R. Moore Scottsdale Arizona U.S Republi Panama Pidace Sergeant _ Moore US. Information Service Wast

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