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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1974

Page

7

Arcadia High Stages Arsenic and Old Lace Comedy Thriller

Arcadia High School opens Arsenic and Old Lace this week with performances at 8 p.m. Thursday and Saturday and 4 p.m. Friday. Lead roles include Steve Pyper Mike Goulet Jim Rose Karen Borselli and Diane Johansen. Director John Young oversees Bettie Bayles Denise Harvey Scott Homan and Don Jacobsen as crew. Tickets cost 150 for evening shows and 1 for the matinee. Greg Walker is a Youth Senate Program finalist with two Washington, D.C. slots up for grabs in February.

Arcadia High School Steve Pyper Mike Goulet Jim Rose Karen Borselli Diane Johansen John Young Bettie Bayles Denise Harvey Scott Homan Don Jacobsen Greg Walker Youth Senate Arizona Washington, D.C

Open Paris Championship Crowned Aces Hamman Wolff World Champs

In Las Palmas Canary Islands the 1974 Open Paris Championship of the World Bridge Federation crowned Bob Hamman and Bob Wolff as victors after five days of play. The event drew top pairs as scoring favored match points per deal. Kit Woolsey and Steve Robinson bid a daring psychic two diamonds and pursued a small slam in no trump, with a spade lead by West leading to a narrow margin but not the top score.

Paris World Bridge Federation Bob Hamman Bob Wolff Las Palmas Canary Islands Kit Woolsey Steve Robinson Washington, D.C Woolsey South North Blackwood West

Arcadia High sets homecoming week with events and dance

Arcadians plan week-long festivities ending in a November 16 homecoming dance. Yearbooks cost 7.50 with summer mail supplements. Highlights include clowns, a cartoonist, a car wash, Joe Diez Band, Creature from the Black Lagoon at 7:30 p.m., tickets 75 cents. Pep assembly and bonfire precede a Casa Grande game. Weekend events include a picnic at Eldorado Park and a school dance for 4 per couple.

Arcadia Arcadians Joe Diez Arcadia Auditorium Casa Grande High Eldorado Park

Christmas tree by mail sale starts Nov 15 in three forests

Prescott Apache Sitgreaves and Coconino National Forests announce mail in permits from Nov 15 to Dec 16 with a $1 fee and mail only. Applications available Nov 14 at forest offices and Phoenix spots. cut dates run Nov 23 to Dec 23. Direct over the counter sales begin Nov 30 on Kaibab Apache side. Coronaod and Tonto will not sell trees.

Prescott, Apache-Sitgreaves Coconino National Forests Flatstaff Forest Service Forest Timber Phoenix-area J.C. Penney Federal Information Center Federal Building N. First Ave Phoenix P.O Flagstaff Ariz Kaibab Forest Coronaod Tonto Prescott National Forest Coconino National Forest Sitgreaves Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

Hijackers Force Jordanian Jet To Land In Libya

Jordanian Caravelle with about 18 aboard was hijacked by men calling themselves Jordanian Free National Officers. The plane landed in Benghazi after Beirut refused Beirut touch down. timing tied to Kissinger’s Jordan visit and Hussein-Arafat accord.

Beirut UPI Jordan Arab Legion Libya Lebanon Henry A. Kissinger Hussein Yasser Arafat Jordanian Airlines Benghazi Beriina Amman Red Sea Aqaba

Burglary Prevention Meeting Set at Apache School

Scottsdale police Team I to host a burglary prevention meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Apache School cafeteria 1261 N 85th Pl sponsored by the Apache PTA open to residents south of Thomas Road. George Graham will speak on securing homes and Team I will discuss policing. Last month Mohave School meeting drew over 100 attendees.

Scottsdale Burt Barshay Lillian Shaheen Barshay National Association of Retail Druggists Merck Sharp-and-Dohme Thunderbird Pharmacy E. Shea Boulevard City Planning Commission William Jenkins Apache School 85Th The Apache Pta Police Department Thomas Road George Graham Mohave School Mohave Pta Mohave Maverick

Greyhound extends union contract talks two weeks

Greyhound Bus Lines and its drivers extended their labor pact for two weeks in Phoenix as negotiations continue. The extension lasts until November 18 to allow a union vote on the company's latest offer, with votes counted November 15. the union seeks a 60 cent hourly raise, current pay averaging $5.76 per hour or 21.8 cents per mile.

Phoenix UPI Greyhound Bus Lines Guy Parent Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

SRP approves 1975 budget for water system and higher charges

Salt River Project board approves a 1975 budget totaling 394.3 million for the water storage and delivery system, with 13.9 million for operating costs, 5.7 million for construction, and 700 thousand for debt. The annual water allotment remains at three acre feet per acre, and water charges rise by 21 percent for regular assessments to 5.75 per acre and 20–25 percent for delivery and group accounts.

Salt River Project Board of Governors SRP Scottsdale

Rain and snow lift outlook for 1975 U.S. wheat crop

The Agriculture Department said last week s precipitation improved topsoil moisture and aided fall planted winter wheat in many areas while drought remained in the Northern Plains and Northwest heavy rains in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas flooded out wheat needing replant. Secretary Kissinger urged ramped up world food production at a Rome conference to aid hungry nations and rebuild reserves.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Plains Northwest States Kansas Oklahoma Texas Henry Kissinger Rome U.S

Mohave-Pueblo Area Carnival Nets 3725 In PTA Event

The Mohave School PTA carnival grossed 3725.95 with expected profit between 2200 and 2300 for Mohave students. Special thanks to Dana McIntyre and mothers who worked hard. Several guests spoke of career programs and activities. The eighth grade football team finished 3-3. seventh grade undefeated. The Mohave Band and Honor Chorus performed at multiple events.

Mohave School Pta PTA Dana McIntyre Mohave Scott Walters Chris Tenison Sertoma Club Golden Age Nursing Home

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