anaheim-gazette 1963-04-17

Name Exhibit Judges Laguna Art Festival Thomas Messer, director of the Solomon H. Guggenheim Museum in New York, and Robert Brackman, noted New York painter and instructor, have been selected judges of the Ninth Annual All-California Art Exhibit at the 1963 Festival of Arts, July 6 through August 11. The All-California Exhibit is sponsored by the Festival of Arts with the cooperation of the Laguna Beach Art Association. Rostand Kelly, Curator of the Laguna Beach Art Gallery, in announcing the competition, said this year's show will be open to all living California artists, and $2,000 in prize money will be awarded. Previously the All-California Art Exhibit has been an invitational competition. The deadline for entries is Friday, June 28. Judging of the exhibition will be held June 29, with both Messer and Brackman giving a $500 first, a $300 second, and a $200 third place award. The All-California Exhibit will accept two works from any artist in oils, watercolors, or mixed media. Any single dimension should not exceed 60 inches, and work that has been shown previously in the exhibition will not be considered. Further information regarding entry information can be obtained from the Laguna Beach Art Association, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach, California. Trailer Club Fathers Plan Pancake Outing The next outing of the Anaheim Aloha Trailer Club will be held on May 10, 11, and 12 at Oak Grove Park. The mothers will be honored with a pancake breakfast on Sunday May 12, prepared and served by the fathers. The Trailer Club joined in the Orange Empire District Rally held at Pomona in April and received second place ribbon in the costume parade. Anyone desiring information about the club may call the President, Red Groover, at JE 4-1342. City's Amateur Working on The Anaheim Amateur Radio Association is again preparing to the annual Field Day communications exercise scheduled for July of this year. The drill covering the Intra U.S. and Canada, is sponsored each year by the American Radio Relay League. Its purpose is to test the ability of local radio groups to handle messages for Police, Red Cross, Civil Defense and similar agencies when storms, fire or enemy action knock out normal communications. Anaheim Amateur Radio Association President, Paul Staudener, mayer, K6JBG and Cal Andrews-WA6GZK, Activities Manager, announced the club would put in operation at least 5 separate stations located at a remote site for the 2-hour test. All equipment will be powered from a gasoline-powered generator, simulating emergency conditions when regular electric power would be cut off. Though basically serious in nature, Field Day is conducted as a contest with each group taking part. WILLIAMS Co. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 112 E. Commonwealth Ave. Downtown Fullerton 130 E. 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Drill covering the Intra U.S. Canada, is sponsored each day by the American Radio Re-ague. Its purpose is to test utility of local radio groups to messages for Police, Red Civil Defense and similar when storms, fire or action knock out normal communications. Anaheim Amateur Radio Association President, Paul Stauden-KJBG and Cal Andrews—KK, Activities Manager, and the club would put in op-portant least 5 separate stations, at a remote site for the 24st. All equipment will be from a gasoline powered car, simulating emergency services when regular electric would be cut off. Name Bridge Winners The Anaheim Young Ladies Institute held their regular weekly duplicate bridge game at the Elks Lodge with North-South winners: Keith Rumph and Wm. Handy, first; tied for second-third position were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McClelian with Mrs. B. N. Hicks and Dale Blank; Esker Hester and Doug Yarbrough, fourth. East-West winners were Mrs. Richard Hurley and Mrs. Tom Hawkins, first; Mr. and Mrs. Da-A FIRST ORANGE STATE CONCERT — Professor David O. Thorsen (right), director of the Orange State College Symphonic Choir, rehearses three members of the choir in preparation for the First Annual Scholarship Benefit Concert to be given by the Orange State's 10 To Present Schol Orange State's 10 To Present Scholarship College officials today announced the forthcoming appearance of the 100-voice Orange State Symphonic Choir in the first annual music scholarship program, Sunday afternoon, April 21 at 3:30 p.m. in the Louis E. Plummer Auditorium, Fullerton. Proceeds from the concert will be used for scholarships for deserving young students planning to major in music at OSC, according to Dr. Joseph W. Landon, Chairman of the Music Department. The April 21 program will feature the lovely voice of Barbara Phillips, local soprano who recently has appeared with the Whittier Symphony, on the Monday Evening Concerts in Los Angeles, and who, in addition to serving as a Lecturer in Voice on the OSC faculty, serves as a staff member of the Idyllwild Institute Beauty Queen Season Upon Us Once More Contestants are beginning the trek to the sign-up table for the chance to win the coveted title of Miss Anaheim in the Miss California contest. Over a dozen girls have already indicated they are in the race, according to the Harry Conover Training Center in Orange which is responsible for signing up all Orange County contestants. The title of Miss Anaheim seems to be an attractive one as girls from a variety of cities have entered the race. It is not necessary that the entrants be from the city which they hope to represent, officials declare. The rules are quite liberal in this respect. Actually, contestants need only to be residents of California, never married and be of comely face and figure. They must be at least 18 years of age by July 1. The winners of the local contest will get a chance at the Miss California title which will be decided in Los Angeles on June 21. The winner in that event will go on to the Miss Universe contest at Miami Beach in mid-July. The Gazette presents three Miss Anaheim hopefuls for you this week. We will hope to find photos of others in the intervening weeks before the contest. PAUL BUNYAN WOULD BE PROUD — Mary Ann Bunyear-old Santa Ana model is a contestant for the title s Anaheim in the Miss California contest. Mary Ann, ring 36-24-35½, and a statuesque 5'7" blond, has high of a shot at the crown. CUSTOM DRAPERIES Regular 2.98 yd. 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The Golden Text is from John (3:17): "God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved." Related readings will include this passage: "Jesus' teaching and practice of Truth involved such a sacrifice as makes us admit its Principle to be Love" ("Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, p. 26). Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shinkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1107 — KE 5-1108 GOODYEAR TIRES We Give S&H Green Stamps Just climb the stairs and you will enter our truly lovely new Book Center . . . Find inspiration, joy and peefor authors pens will never cease . . . Dreams you thought were shelved forever will welcome you back and leave you never. Just climb the stairs at SQR Our transport to the Wishing Star. You'll Be G Use your convenie Professor David O. Thorgate College Symphonic choir in preparation for acert to be given by the 100-voice group Sunday afternoon at 3:30, April 2.1 at the Louis E. Plummer Auditorium, Fullerton. Checking the score with Thorsen are student singers Carole Steis, Kathleen Isbell, and Nancy Smith. ate's 100-Voice Choir Scholarship Program State's 100-Voice Choir Scholarship Program Fullerton. Is from the concert will for scholarships for depending students planning in music at OSC, accordr. Joseph W. Landon, of the Music DepartApril 21 program will fealovely voice of Barbara local soprano who reas appeared with the Symphony, on the Moning Concerts in Los Anwho, in addition to is a Lecturer in Voice on faculty, serves as a staff of the Idyllwild Institute of Arts. Also featured is Donal R. Michalsky, clarinetist, Assistant Professor of Theory and Composition at OSC who has won wide recognition in southland and circles for numerous compositions and awards in music. 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