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Dance Festival Set Next WeekMany of the dance world's

leading personalities will be in attendance when the American National Theatre and Academy stages its sec­ ond annual Dance Festival at the Pilgrimage Bowl, June 24 at 8:15 p.m.

The seven-day festival— .June 24, 25, 26, 30 and July 1, 2,. and 3 will present a new and completely different pro­ gram each evening.

More than 300 of the Southland's dance talent will participate in the event.

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STOCKHOLDERS MEET Memben of Madron. School Alumni Stockholders last week voted to keep their on* share ef Kaiser stock, although It lost them money. In May, 1959, Roy Adamson's'eighth-grade class studied the stock market

and bought a share. Above are Adamson, Janice Sachi and Denise Brady, shown at their post graduation meeting to de­ cide whether to sell or stay in the market. They will remain.

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M. D. Schwartz, president of the Pacific Smelting Co., has announced that harry Arnold S t a a t, 17-year-old graduating .senior from North High School, has heen award­ ed the 1900 Pacific Smelting Foundation educational schol­ arship. /

This will be the fourth year a scholarship has been awarded a high scchol senior in the Torrance system.

The Pacific Smelting Foun­ dation educational scholarship is exclusively for graduating seniors in the Torranr*. school system who desire to obtain a mathematics, scientific, or engineering degree in an ac­ credited university.

The recipient of this schol­ arship is chosen on the basis of scholastic record, charac­ ter, citizenship, leadership, aptitude, and general educa­ tional outlook.

Applicants present a writ­

ten report on their qualifica­ tions and are given a person­ al interview.

This year applications were received from North High, South High, and Torrance high schoolH. all of the Tor­ rance Unified School District.

The scholarship will pro­ vide harry $500 a year for five years to assist him in his college expense*. He will en­ roll at UCLA and major in mathematics.

Winners of this scholarship in prior years were: 1057, Laurence L. George, who will soon be a senior at UCLA majoring in engineering; 1958, Walter A. Sapp, currently at­ tending University of Califor­ nia at Berkeley and a math­ ematics major; 1959, Howard A. Borer, also attending Ber­ keley with a major in math­ ematics.

Arnold and Kathlyn Staat, who reside at ]7(K).'l Arrtath,

are parents of Larry. He has two brothers, Bill. 20, Steph­ en, 9, and one sister, Pat­ ricia, 12.

Larry has a grade-point av­ erage of 4, which means straight A through his en­ tire high-school career. He was No. 1 in class standing of 343 students. He has been active in all phases of school activities.

Pacific Smelting Co. is a pioneer Torrance plant which produces "Pasco Zinc Prod­ ucts." Their production in­ cludes the highest quality slab zinc, zinc oxide, zinc dust, and zinc alloys. These products are used by steel mills, galvanizers, rubber, paint, ceramic and metal in­ dustries.

South Bay Art Auction SundayArthur B. Goode of Bever-

ly Hills, well-known auction­ eer of art properties for 26 years, will help establish public Interest in art by he- ing auctioneer for the South Bay Art Association's art auction Sunday. June 26.

The auction will be the climax of a 10-day exhibit the association is holding in connection with, the Redon- do Beach Chamber of Com­ merce sponsored I960 Nep­ tune Days Marinarama June 17-26.

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