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THE SOUTHLAND: 600 Compete in Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File); Oct. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Los Angle pg. A8 HOBGOBLINS ALL OVER TOWN — Story throughout Arcadia took on a gaudy coating as students competed in a Halloween art contest 600 Compete in Halloween Art Contest ARCADIA, Oct. 28—More than 600 local school children today were awaiting judges' decisions on Halloween art painted on some 240 store windows throughout this city in the 11th annual contest sponsored by the Arcadia Lions club. More than 2000 pounds of powdered paint were used for the decorative efforts of the students, fifth grade through high school. The program helps put the entire city in a festive mood for the Halloween holiday and also serves to curb vandalism, primarily in the form of window damage. More than 2000 pounds of powdered paint were used for the decorative efforts of the students, fifth grade through high school. The program helps put the entire city in a festive mood for the Halloween holiday and also serves to curb vandalism, primarily in the form of window-soaping. Joining in support of the window painting contest are the Parent-Teacher Association, the school district and local merchants. The Arcadia Lions Club originated the program 11 years ago making this city one of the first to undertake it. Students Host Dads for Day at Claremont CLAREMONT, Oct. 28 — Pomona College students will host their fathers at the annual Dads Day program on the campus tomorrow. More than 500 dads are expected to attend. Church and musical organizations on campus will be stressed in a program at 11 a.m. in Bridges Hall of Music. Awards will be given fathers who travel the farthest to attend the program and who have the most children enrolled in the college. ANAHEIM, traditional open morning and parade will be city's 32nd annual Halloween celebrrow. More than 2 pected to attend breakfast. At 2 p.m. that be cleared for Parade with elementary school later will be e the City Park T The evening be viewed by residents and five divisions w floats and 20 b New Police Names Of SAN LUIS C 28 — E. J. Fab named chairmanly appointed po board. Mrs. Theo C. chosen secretary Other members are Everett M. O. Laurence O'Sullivan Bushong, Miss and Harry J. Mo compete in Halloween Art Contest (Art File); Oct 29, 1955; Los Angeles Times N — Store windows study coating of paint seen art contest of the Lions Club. High School 14, on ladder, and Jill were among 600 who use Aheim Holds Fete Today AHEIM, Oct. 28—The national open-air breakfasting and the pageant will highlight this AHEIM, Oct. 28—The national open-air breakfast and the pageant will highlight this 32nd annual community between celebration tomorrow. More than 20,000 are expected to attend the 7 a.m. fast. 2 p.m. the streets will be cleared for the Kiddie zone with entries by elementary school children, who will be entertained at City Park Theater. An evening parade will be viewed by thousands of patrons and visitors. The divisions will include 30 and 20 bands. New Police Board Officers N LUIS OBISPO, Oct. E. J. Fabbri has been chairman of a recent-pointed police advisory committee. Theo C. Maino was secretary of the board. Other members of the board were Berett M. Chandler, Rev. Bruce O'Sullivan, George King, Miss Ethel Cooley, Harry J. Morris. ILAND High School Freshman Caye Cummings, and Jill Harrington, 16, a sophomore, 00 who used up more than a ton of paint. production prohibited without permission.