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i-4--TAJADIKA INDEnNDINT TOPICS, MAI. It, Pasadenan Given Tom May Award A Pasadenan, John Flahtgan, is among the first four iccipi- who will receive the newly established May Honor Award given by the Los Angeles Friends of National Jewish Hos pilal and Research Center at Denner, It was'arinounced Mon dav by chairman Joseph Schapirb. Named.with'Flanigan who is vice president: of. Anheuser- Busch, Inc, because they best "exemplify the credo of the late Tom May," concern for the needy sick, regardless of race or creed, were. Sol Laykin, president of Laykin et Cie; E.

Phillip Lyon, president of Phillip Lyon and Milton J. Wer- show, president of Milton Co. Flanigan. is and in durtry chairman for Muscular Associations America andean active supporter of National Jewish Hospital He also is a director of the Call fornia Brewers Association and a regent University, Los Angeles. Born; in New York City, he was educated at Massachusetts Institute of -Technology, University and Harvard i School Following mihtaiy service as first lieutenant in the Air Force in Okinawa and Tokyo he joined Anheuser-Busch in 1947 and was made vice presi dent in 1954.

He is a member of the Los Angeles Countiy Club, California Club and the Annandale Coun JOHN FIANIGAN Pasadenan honored try Club of Pasadena'as well as the Pacific Union "Club, and Bohemian Club of San Francisco. late Tom May had been a trustee of NJH for more wan 2 years, treasurer of the A Committee and first honoree its annual testimonial dinner, nine years ago From then unti the time of his death this pas year, he had served as honorary chairman of the dinners Hi father, Col David May, hac one the. founders of thi Denver based hospital i 1 provides complete and free medical care to all persons, re gardless of race, origin creed if afflicted with tubercu losis, asthma, emphysema anc allied chest ailments Californi ans have received more than 190,000 days of free medica care at the woild-famed hospi tal The awards will be presenle at a black tie testimonial dm ner dance in the Internationa Ballroom, Beverly Hilton Hole sponsored by the Los Angele Friends of National Jewish Hos pital and Research Center Ma 1 ASj'SW i 7 you shop at PANTRY you always will. KITCHEN TOWELS 4 Tropic Tone NAPKINS 2 6 SARAN WRAP INESOL DISINFECTANT OR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS I I ORATORS HONORED Winners of the speaking contest sponsored by the Pasadena Breakfast Optimist Club display their trophies From the left, Don Fraser, the club's director of boys work, Mitchell Halpein of Marshall Junior High, first --SloM pholo by Ben Scwell place winner, Mrs. Lydie Kratzer, young Halpern's teacher; Bruce Wallendorf, contest chairman, bestowing the awards, sealed, Mark Poynter, Ehol Junior High, second place, and Kenneth Chapman, McKmley Junior High, placed third.

Young Orators Win Club Contest Youthful 1 orators from Marshall, Eliot and McKinloy Junor High Schools placed one, wo and three, respectively, in Third he first annual speaking ton est sponsored by the Pasadena man Jrcaklast Optimist Club Winner on the topic, "Respect ing 'or Law--Cornerstone of Citizenship," was Mitchell Halpern, son of and Mrs. Leonard the iJalperri, Hastings Ranch Drive. Second was Maik Pojnler, son of Mr and Mrs a Poynter, 2541 Maiengo Ave was Ken: Chapman son of Mr and Mrs Ken Chap- 1175 Oak Knoll Ave More than 60 persons, includ parents, teachers, principals tition and orators from other Pasade na aiea junior highs, attended $6,000 speaking finals at the club's year Maich 11 meeting in Brookbide fast Clubhouse. Mrs. Lydia Kratzer, one young Halpern's teachers, als was liven an award by Bruc Walle'idorff, chairman of th Optimist contest, Although the natimnal compe is an annual one, with fiv college scholarships totallin at is the-firs the newly formed Break Optimist Club has bee able to sponsor its own event.

Altadena Actor Featured in Julia' Altadenan i Payne, long-established stage, screen, and television actor, will appear tonight on the NBC series, "Ju lia," as Chief Sam Watkinb The an( i ove it," he said recalling one occasion. He has officiate one of his many memorable at poverty program shows stage experiences. "I've just completed a movie vith Kirk Douglas, 'The that I loved Eha Cazan, who wrote the book, is rom the same as Odetts." Other film credits for blind, JIMMY PAYNE in video show show aus at 8 30 on Chan nel 4 a 's career began 15 years ago "My intention was tt become an attorney, but I di verted i liberal arts, and then I was an actor," Payne said possible," Catch A Thief, 1 'Manmx," and more, as his television credits. "I played the lead in the Clif- 'ord Odetts play, 'Golden Boy', the local actor are "The Gradi ate," "Peter Gunri;" and more. donated his talen to the community on moie tha the i i Auditorium, Joh Muir High School, Pasaden City College and i Park He has also done exten sive work making vo'ice recorc ings of complete books for th 'Kaleidoscope' Exhibition Club Sets Art Benefi For Crippled Children The: works of more 60 Pasadena area and Southern Califroma artists will be on ex hibit March 22 and 21 when Delta Delta alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega soronty state "A Kalei doscop'e of art" as a benefit for the Crippled Children's Society facility at 201 Kinnploa St Pasa'detia-at Del Mar.

Hours to 5 p.m. Admission be $1 foi adults with 'children, free. on display, and for sale, will be pastel and watercolor He lists roles on "Mission Im- paintings, pen and ink sketches, i sengraphs, litho- MIDGE OF From the left, Mn. W. Griffin Paige, cullural exchange chairman of the Foreign Affiliation Committee of Pasadena; Morjone Don- oldion, Pasadena city librarian, end Earl 5.

Mesur, chairman affiliation --Slairphofo by Sewejl group, inspect a painting by a Pasadena arlist, in preparation for a selection of such art to be displayed firs! al Pasadena Public library March 31 from 2 to 6 p.m. then lo be shown in Ludwig- shoven, June 10 to 30. raphs, wood and iretal scul and a 11 111 works in ceramic and enamelware. Among the artists who wi appear, according to Mrs Pet Kaplams, Delta Delta chai man for the chirty 'event, ar la inters Ruth Abernethy, Bockus, Douglas Bond, Ann Surnstein, Norma "Cliaun, Ka Croissant, Jack Carr, Marj Di rich, Anna Hetland, Arleen sehy, Harvey He Hand, Nanc Evelyn Kroenun Dorothy Browdy Kushner, Lucia IJndmari, Phillis Mar with, and Cailos Lopez-Ruiz Also, Betty Anderson, Mar Barbone, Jessica Berk, Mec Xantha Evans, Sir ey Froyd, Elmo Gillett, Marc ette Ingram, Marilyn Jenn Betty Johnson, Sherrill Kah Robert Kiishnor, Jan Lant Charlotte Myers, Gloria Ph ips, Randolph Sage, Samu Scott, William Volok, Evel Wemstock, and William Woltje- Sketmg Francisco Ord 12-year-old prodigy, an Tink Strother. Meltal sculpture Pau Randall, Bryan Scarbrough Wood Fran Knaus, Harold Wakeman; Collages Chris Lemon.

Cermaics 'and scultpure Tensie Benson, Ruth Ellen Fe us, Bruce Tompkinson, rVic Lauman, Barbara Leadabran Ralph Ger'ri Peterso and Joand Ester Dendel. Stitchery Carolyn 1'earso Enamel jewelry Gail cobson. Also on exhibit will be II fine arts photography of Jaso Hailey. Assitwg Mrs. Kaplams wi the event are.

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