anaheim-gazette 1962-10-10

Miss Anaheim MISS ANAHEIM CONTESTANTS—Glenda Freeman and Karen Galka, two contenders among the more than 20 competitors for the Miss Anaheim title, pose prettily for the photographer. Largest competition to be held to date, contest is jointly sponsored by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and local Jaycees. MISS ANAHEIM CONTESTANTS—Glenda Freeman and Karen Galka, two contenders among the more than 20 competitors for the Miss Anaheim title, pose prettily for the photographer. HOPEFUL QUARTET — Surrounding Judy Van Metre, sitting, are Anita Anthony, Cheryl Schroeder and Janice Palmi, all top contenders for the Miss Anaheim title. In addition to the title and the grand prize winner will reign over city's annual Halloween Festival and parade on October 27. HOPEFUL QUARTET — Surrounding Judy Van Metre, sitting, are Anita Anthony, Cheryl Schroeder and Janice Palmi, all top contenders for the Miss Anaheim title. In addition to the title and the grand prize winner will reign over city's annual Halloween Festival and parade on October 27. 13-DAY TOUR — More than 20 Anaheim girls will vie for the title of 'Miss Anaheim' at judging to be held late next week. Grand prize, which accompanies the title, will be a 13-day luxury cruise for two aboard the S. S. Acapulco series of Mexican ports, termini Heim Fete Draws Are Local Lovelies Turn Out More than twenty of Anaheim's loveliest lasses have signed in for the October 20 judging, it was reported yesterday. Winner of the competition will be awarded a 13-day cruise for two aboard the S. S. Acapulco, will receive the title of 1962-63's Miss Anaheim, and will reign over the annual Holloween Festival and Parade on October 27. Competition is sponsored this year by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and by the Junior Chamber. Ken Cotlow is in charge of arrangements for the Jaycees, while Marie Wilke will represent the Chamber of Commerce. Judging will be held October 20 in the Chrysler Building auditorium in Anaheim, it was reported. Contest is open to all girls living in Anaheim who are unmarried and between the ages of 17 and 25. New Miss Anaheim will reign over the 39th annual Halloween Festival and will participate in various city functions during the year. Judging Judging will be based on personality, figure, poise and beauty, chairmen of the competition merce and no personal appearances as 'Miss Anaheim' shall be made without the approval of the Chamber. Judges will select the Queen, a second and third place princess Princesses will be moved up in the event of marriage, moving from the area or inability of Miss Anaheim to be available for publicity. Office Open Anaheim Chamber officials also announced this week that the office at 122 North Lemon St. will remain open nights until 7 p.m., and all day Saturday, through October 7 to accommodate the public in purchasing tickets for the annual Community Costume Breakfast in Pearon Park and for the pre-parade show and Pageant Parade in LaPalma Park, October 27. Prepared by the Izaak Walton League, the breakfast will be served until 8 a.m. Professional entertainment and a Halloween Costume judging contest will be included with the food for $1.25 per person. Tickets for the pre-parade show and parade at LaPalma Stadium are available for $1 general admission and $2 reserved seats. New Miss Anaheim will reign over the 39th annual Halloween Festival and will participate in various city functions during the year. Judging Judging will be based on personality, figure, poise and beauty, chairmen of the competition reported. Winner must agree to participate in publicity project, covering events for the city of Anaheim, all subject to approval by the Chamber of Commerce board. All contestants agree to cooperate with the Chamber of ComTOP CONTENDERS — Irma Rahwyer, Judy Hoepner and Jeanne de Torres were three of the early entrants in the Miss Anaheim competition which is jointly sponsored by the Junior Chamber and the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. Co-chairmen for the judging are Ken Cotler for the Jaycees and Marie Wilke of the Chamber. Prepared by the Izaak Walton League, the breakfast will be served until 8 a.m. Professional entertainment and a Halloween Costume judging contest will be included with the food for $1.25 per person. Tickets for the pre-parade show and parade at LaPalma Stadium are available for $1 general admission and $2 reserved seats. Children under 10 years of age will be admitted free to general admission when accompanied by parents. Gates at the park will open at 5:30 p.m. and the show will begin at 6:30. TOP CONTENDERS — Irma Rahwyer, Judy Hoepner and Jeanne de Torres were three of the early entrants in the Miss Anaheim competition which is jointly sponsored by the Junior Chamber and the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. Co-chairmen for the judging are Ken Cotler for the Jaycees and Marie Wilke of the Chamber. PLEASURE CRUISE — Lucky winner of the title 'Miss Anaheim' will enjoy a luxurious 13-day cruise aboard the S.S. Acapulco touring Mexican ports and taking part in the variety of activities Wednesday, October 10, 1962 ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 Area Beauties EXICAN POSTER—Pam Townsend and Karen Alka, both 17 years of age, show colorful bull-ight poster accenting grand prize of annual Miss Anaheim competition. Winner of competition will collect a 13-day cruise to Acapulco for two and will reign over annual Halloween Festival Oct. 27. MEXICAN POSTER—Pam Townsend and Karen alka, both 17 years of age, show colorful bullight poster accenting grand prize of annual Miss Anaheim competition. Winner of competition will collect a 13-day cruise to Acapulco for two and will reign over annual Halloween Festival Oct 27. ARCH FOR TITLE — Three of the many s vying for the 'Miss Anaheim' title this year : Barbara Shelton, Betty Solberg and Norma ney. Grand prize is a 13 day cruise aboard the S. S. Acapulco to the city of Acapulco. All unmarried Anaheim girls between 17 and 25 years of age were qualified to enter. ARCH FOR TITLE — Three of the many vying for the 'Miss Anaheim' title this year: Barbara Shelton, Betty Solberg and Normaney. Grand prize is a 13 day cruise aboard the S. S. Acapulco to the city of Acapulco. All unmarried Anaheim girls between 17 and 25 years of age were qualified to enter. of the title 'Miss Anaheim' aboard the S.S. Acapulco, in the variety of activities aboard the ship. Scene above, taken during the Acapulco's last voyage, shows full size swimming pool and deck sports available to travellers.