Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 58

18-X akUnbiHiriibutit Wednesday, May 30, 1962 Contest sponsored by the Sen a Club of Oakland for paro- chial students in Alameda and Oakland Margaret Moore Church Events German Imports Dip BONN American exports to West Germany last year rocketed to $1,400,000,000, nearly $400,000,000 higher than in 1959. But United States imports from Germany suffered a $12,000,000 drop to first decline after 10 years of uninterrupted gain, of Bishop O'Dowd High School and Joanne Daniels of Cor pus Christi Grammar School won second place honors in their respective divisions. There were 1,700 entries from 19 schools entered in the con test. MMTIME 8 NEW! NON-CARBONATED! FAIRYLAND'S GOLDILOCKS (JUDY ALLEN, LEFT) Puppeteer Penny Spurrier pulls a few strings OF THREE BEARS SHOW Three Bears Day Delicious fun-tim fruit Juice drlnki Giant 46-ounce can pours 8 glassfuls. Enriched with Vitamin hasa foSMSIA! Silver Fox Pelts NEW YORK-About 200,000 silver fox pelts are produced yearly by mr larms.

Montclair to Dedicate New Amphitheater THANKS TO NEW MEETS BABY BEAR, STAR in preparation for Sunday's Mrs. George Hammer these members of the Lions Club who directed fund-raising activities for the project, James Powell, past president, Edward Stephens, and Al Race; Carl Kolbeck and Ben nett Christopherson, who con tributed architectural serv ices for the theater, and Mrs. Edward S. Babue, president of the Hillside Gardeners of Montclair, a group which has contributed $800 to landscape the theater. The dedication also is to be the occasion for the presenta tionof the recreation depart ment George Hammer Camp Leader Training Scholarships to 35 Oakland junior and senior high school stu dents.

Youth groups of the commu nity, including Boy and Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls, will form the color guard. Rev. Ellis E. Peterson, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, will give the invoca tion and benediction.

School Library Institute Slated A one-day institute on stand ards for school libraries will be held at the University of San Francisco tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The institute will feature workshop sessions on ele mentary and secondary schoo libraries as well as a discus sion of financial aspects of school library development by Ray Johnson, assistant chief of the Bureau of Public School Administration for the State Department of Education. Dr. Charles Haworth, Super intendent of the Pittsburg Unified School District, will discuss recent state legislation effecting school library development.

The institute is sponsored by the School Library Develop ment Project, with headquar ters Daly City. Treasure Auction The Arlington Community Church, 52 Arlington Kensington, will hold an "Auction of Treasures" at the church tomorrow from noon to 9 p.m. The auctioning of the larger and more valuable items will be held after the 5:30 to 7 p.m. dinner. Peter Babalian and Harold Denham will be the auctioneers.

Mrs. Albert Miner is chairman of the dinner. Judge to Lecture Federal Judge Luther Youngdahl, a former governor of Minnesota, will speak on "Our Challenge in the Space Age" at 8 p.m. Friday at Bethany Lutheran Church, 1744 University Berkeley. Bishop to Speak The Rt.

Rev. Arthur Licht- enberger, presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, will be the featured speaker at the 68th Commencement Program of the Church Divin ity School at St. Mark's Epis copal Church, Ellsworth St, and Bancroft Way, Berkeley, tomorrow at 11 a.m. Degrees will be awarded to 42 gradu ating students. Six church men will receive honorary Doctor of Divinity degrees.

Book Review Mrs. Stuart LeRoy Ander son, wife of the president of the Pacific School of Religion, will review the book "Roses in December" by Francis Research Council! Look for all today! 1 Tested" Daily For Keyes at the Friday noon luncheon of the women's group of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Grand and Montecito Avenues. Mrs. Guy Collard and Mrs, Ruth Newmeyer are chairmen of the event.

Israeli Cabaret The 'social hall of Temple Beth Abraham, 327 Mac- Arthur will be trans formed into an Israeli caba ret for the 8:15 p.m.. Satur day "Tel Aviv Cabaret Night" program. The program fea tures the Tin 'Am Dancers Sol Judson and Sid Shaffer are chairmen of the event. Name Moderator At their national assembly in Denver recently, the United Presbyterian Church, USA, elected Dr. Marshall Scott, dean of the Presbyterian Institute of Industrial Relations in Chicago, as the denomina tion's moderator.

Convocation Talk The Rev. Frank Jacobsen of San Francisco will speak on "The Voice of Triumph' at the 9 a.m. Ascension Day convocation tomorrow of Cali fornia Concordia College at Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church, 61st Ave. and Brann Street. Essay Winners Norma DeJournette of Holy Names High School and James O'Hara of St.

Leo's Grammar School have been the winners in the Third An nual Religious Vocation Essay new Another A new children's recreation facility the George Hammer Amphitheater at the Montclair Recreation Center, 6300 Moraga Ave. will be dedicated at 2:30 p.m. Saturday." The ceremony will be one of several weekend events planned by the Oakland Recreation Department to mark the start of National Recreation Month. Also scheduled are a city-wide Recreation Open House Friday evening at centers and art studios, and an Aquatics Bargain Day on Saturday at municipal pools and Lake Merritt. The child-sized outdoor the ater, which has the Montclair ake and giant willow trees as its natural back-drop was financed by a $5,500 gift from the Lions Club of Montclair and a $2,500 allocation by the Oakland Recreation Commis sion.

The versatile, multi-pur pose structure has been named in honor of the late George C. Hammer, former member of the Montclair Rec reation Center staff and the recreation department's su pervising specialist of training at the time of his death last year. Participants in the dedica tion ceremony will include Oakland Vice Mayor Felix F. Chialvo, Mrs. Ralph T.

Fisher, member of the Oakland Recreation Commission, Graydon D. Voorhies, presi dent of the Montclair Lions Club, and Miss Beth Hussey, who will represent the young people of the Montclair com munity. Guests will be wel corned by Jay M. Ver Lee, superintendent of recreation, and Harold G. Jorgensen, general supervisor of recrea tion, will be the master of ceremonies.

Special guests will include SHASTA SHASTA RMGlDt Fine Product of Standard Brands by Shasta. large it Goldilocks to Greet Bears At Fairyland Goldilocks in person will skip through some lively variations, on her famed adventures during "Three Bear Day" in Children's Fairyland Sunday. The inquisitive little gal with the long blond tresses will be a brand new addition to the Fairyland family of costumed storybook personalities. But she is really an old friend former Queen Judy Allen, who at 9 years of age has "graduated" to this character role. As Goldilocks, Judy will be joined by dozens of makebe-lieve bears of all sizes and descriptions in welcoming back Tony Urbano's puppet show, "The Three Bears," which made its world bow in Fairyland two years ago.

Presented in the puppet theater at 11 a.m. and 2 and 4 p.m. each day, the sparkling marionette musical is sponsored by Local 302 of the Milk Drivers and Dairy Employes Union. Puppeteer is Penny Spurrier. Visiting bears will include such noted scene stealers as Oski, the University of California acrobatic mascot who will be on hand from 12:30 to 2 p.m.

and Smokey the Bear, the U.S. Forest Serv ice's best friend, who will make a day of it. In addition to entertaining the boys and girls, they will serve with Goldilocks, Queen Kathy Falls and Mother Goose as judges in a "bear mask erade" contest. Directing a bear workshop on the puppet theater meadow at 30-mmute intervals through out the day will be Ellen Braito, craft specialist of the Oakland Recreation Depart' ment Small fry will be shown how to make bear masks of construction paper, poster paint, a little glue, and brown paper bags. Contestants may enter masks made either in the workshop or at home.

A com mittee headed by Mrs. Rus sell Lawler will assist in the project and will do the preliminary judging at each shift. During the final iudff ing, contestants will march around the meadow to the tune of "Teddy Bear's Pic nic," led by Popo the Clown in a special bearish costume Also in line with the dav'i motif. Rusty Owens and Jack Simon of the Oakland Junior Magic Circle will create Bear Cottage illusion from which Goldilocks will be pro duced by appropriate legerdemain and incantation at 1 p.m. Other games and contests, sprinkled liberally throughout the day's program, will include a competition at 2:30 to select the smallest, the biggest, and the funniest toy bears brought by youngsters.

A "Goldilocks" game with Judy and many of the toy bears will follow at 2:45. 1942 Class Reunion Members of the Oakland High School Class of 1942 wiJl hold a reunion Saturday, June 9, in the Gold Room of the Hotel Claremont. There will be a buffet dinner at 7 p.m. followed by a dance. Peggy Bobba Brown, P.O.

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