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SAN DI GO UNION ~--- urches Will Pray

Saturday, November 8, I 969

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Ancient Rite Of Betrothal Id at Mission 'I1ie enaagement of Kath• J n Marie Schultz and Capt. Howard Andrew l\lacEwen, USAF, was declared at a betrothal rite held Sunda~, Nov. 9, in Mission San Di- ego de Alcala. The Rt. Rev. Msi:r. J ames T. Booth ofti- ciated at the ancient Ro• man Catholic ceremony. 'lbe bride • to- be, a na• ttv• ot California, 11 t h • daulf}lter ot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edward Schultz, lon11: time residents ot San Dte10 County and City. The future bridegroom Is th"' son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lc,e M~c- Ewen o! Datt i., cn,c-k, • I1ch. and gr11nrlson o!. lrs, Grae,• M.. !aei-:w,·n ot 'incinnatl, Ohio 1''ollowing the engauement rlte, a dinne1· parly w~s hosted b the b ide elects parent:s in the Windsor Room o! the Hotel del Cot O• nado. 'fhe decor at tha en"age• ment party included flower centerpieces and twinklm& tive • pronred candelabra. Authentic White and red computer cards, punched to spell out the names of the betrothed couple, revealed the news and ser\.'ed as placecards for each guest. Out-of-town guPsts tor the occaglon Included the pros• pective bridegroom' par• ents Mr and Mrs. Mac• Ewen; i\1~. and Mrs. John J. Campbell ot Los Angele : Mr. and rMs. Mike Ford and Miss Kathleen Ford, also of Los Angell's. Among the San Dlegal15 who attended were two long- time school friends of Miss Schultz and their pnents, ;\Ii~~ Mary Carol Tag\verk- er and 1111-. and l\Ir ·. Ed- wa1 d L. Ta1:werkcr of El Cajon, and Mis TI1crcse Hart and l\Tr. and :\frs. Ray- mond C. Hart of Parilic Beach. l\Iis1 Schultz was 1 adu- ated frorn the Academy ot Our Lady of Peace and re• ceived her bachelor of am degree from the University of San Dle,,.o o ege 1 _Q.f \Vo1nen. he ·1s employed as a· technical writer for the Software and Information Systems Division of TRW Systems Group in Lo~ Ange- les. Capt. MacEwen was grad- uated from Georgetown Uni- versity, with a bachelor of science degree in physics and the catholic University of America, where he re- ceived his master s degree in aerospace engineering. Next September, he plans to return to the Catholic University in Washington, D.C., to resume studies for hi. cloctoratr.. Currently, he is a•~iancd to the Space and M1s~ile Sy tern~ Or~aniza- tic•n in Los Angeles. o wedding date has bri-n srt,

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on being elected the first football Homecoming Que n for the University of S n Diego

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'PAC s 0111 CALIFORNIA, ~AA~t11~:,r;~:r~:~ :~,,~;;~ery, GRAP~ICS av MODERN MASTERSt Orr's O011,rv, nul S11nday through Oec. Jl. 1t1ce11t1011. J-t next .Sunday. (LA.Ute HICKMAN 01!1 1a• Ole'IIID Trul1 and Sav1n,s lanll., .140 Laurol St I Wtdl'Mlday throuvh Otc. t . MACJU,M l!)(Hl • ITION, werkt In knotted 1tnn, bt Vfr• c~~f.,~~'J'lai~~ ,:~,,~~a•::~~~n ~"c.~1:.90 State Aztec IIIAOCL P'ATT!R ON. • URL CHALMERS oils SOUlh#IJltrn Gall•rv. nt:ct lunctav thro1,1wll ~ov. 30. .fTH!\, SCHILLR llf oils· Flnt National lank, S1U Warinl Rood , tomorrow lhrou1h DK. 1. SHOWS CONTINUING G:01:J,E~i,srx:~~I CGEO~~ln'!· f;f," J~"tr:r,: GUIid art marl, ends tOdOY. A/t\llRICAN HOU$1NG CUl~O. • 247 Park Blvd.,. f ! MOftdOY• Saturday, 11 s Sunday-GrouD ,now In various media • ., 11 Sein o,uo artlsb. A•T IA•M, 12.U Ea t lroodwoy El Caion, 1-S $UndaY1 - g:;:,., A:~r'A:'J!:.~~~l~~Sftlf~i:h~-:b :ao. hip lhOW bv liost ART GAlLE~Y/ROCER J7 La Mt a 8t..-d., 10-S dolly, • v1n1n11 bv a0Po1ntm t on.s la I media by con1em. ..orwy Callforn a art ARTISTS IHO O0/,II lltl IIOl1wor1h 3:.va., 9.ltl S Monffr• ~~~rtfik~ou1;\r~,ch~:!• §o~::o~ov. l2i. Armin Ha n. •t~~rl~Y, ~~l.~Ctr1=!.H'!~~~•~:n- A!:ttr~~~~or.:,~ :Jm FHlh ...., 9 a m.-,.30 Pm. Monday ,'Thur daY, , a.m.,10 JO o.m, Fr,aavs and Saturoays., }~l~,•~;:.,:~ri:::_ 'JO~un1 mifh 1 ·Nudn: On camera" 11as,, CAl,tOt•, AIIIT S~A, 1S "TVhWay 101, Card1ff..bv-tht-SltCI, 10-.i ClaUY-C rl Ntu~rt pc11ntlflll and '$CUIPtUrt. c~:11y~1rv~a•c~!n:1:;~;';\~( :11~ ::.rJ'm~~edE:,~i~a::o~:: throu1h Nov. JO. CENTRAL PUBLIC LIBRARY, 120 E I., 11-f Mol'Mloy-11'r1ClaY, t aJ0..5:lO Sa1ure1ava----<.rouo 1how of pa1n11nn and drawings by rntfllbert of the CIG rtmont Art Guild, thrc;1u9h N•v. 2', CHULA VISTA ART GUILD, •J.41 Swe1fWat1r Road. 1--4 Sat- urda and Sunoav AnnygJ PoPUlor award 1how, ttirovun Nov 0 MA Y Cl,tEAMER STUDIO, 3'f l1rd Rock Avt., La Jolla, 1·4 Monctav• turaov-Mory Creamer 0111 and wot1rc1uars. DISCOVERY GALLERY, 125 ,.rospect St,, La Jolla, ll·S lu dav-$atun1ay - John Fran11:l1n 1mp,.ulooist1c oils, th h Nov 15. W1rk1 DY Sourhtrn Calltorn1a arlull. ISP llANTO IU ILDINC, 105 Camino D•I Rio South, 1M Morid y Frtday-Kov Ptltrson 0111 and acrylics, t11ro1,11h Dtc. J. ,1NI! A"TS GALL •v. north end of ~lata de Panama, BalbOa Park, 10-.S Tuudov~saturdaY, Jl•Jo-s SundaY. FrH Clocenl n at 10, 11 ond 1:JO TuesdGY•Tf'lurlday, J;JI p.m. Sunday by GPPO nlm t- An 1Xll1bltion of mtdofs bY Amtricon .KUIDton In lhe Jiau Room. caI1forn10 Crans, an ln'lltatl al :&how, ends nnt :Sunday. Tomiaka Tusc1 scrun and 1crtll "°'"''"°'· WOOd. m,tot ond ClrQffllC WQrkl, Inell • ext S>unday Matt Glavin a,id Don CornPo1II tour tnvlron 4 mtn.t. tnrou111 Nov. .JO_ Art Sala and Rerital GolllfY 1how of works by Soulh rn Cahforn1a ortlsl$,. tnr0Ulh Dtc. 15. dM Watanabe lrGDhlCI, thrOUlb Jan. 4. PIIUT NAiTIONAL IAHI(, JTU Wann. Road, 10.) Mondav- rtturldav. 10-5 .)0 Fr day1 - Nina Collini 01IJ, tnrou1n Nov. 1, FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, Boni Hall Gallery, 41,0 Franr .!a~i, ':dn°r' !~ 1 ,t~~~: 0 it;;;'.:, 0 r~r~:gg~ u~ ft'ti- t-:a ;QJ~~,•J,~':i OIYO OIi • th,.Uth Otc. 2 aLUI DOOlt IOOK STQR $OLD N TRAND ART GALLERY, SO, Hi1hway 101, &nde nltos, 1t-6 clc111r-K. Curran and Polly Whaltn 0111, throu111 Nov ~- JAJ~n~! .4H~~~~~o~k 1 1~:ov~J,~u,22:,:,:u't!~ ~~-( !~·: for111n craltsmen. JEWISH MUN ITV CENTER 4071 54th SI., H Monaav- Thursdo)'l ts Fnelays, noon-5 \undav1 - Seventh aMua1 iurltd 1a t1n1 compehflon, tnd:I next Sunday, JONES GALLERY, 1%61 ProSPect St., La Jolla, 10-, Tutsdaye Sarurdar - Pa1ntu,•a. tculpfure and pottery by 1allert DrtlJfl. kENKNtGHT GALLIRY. 12 ProsNct St., 1123, La Jolla~ 10-6 Sunday...Prular-f=rte1u1ck KenKn11ht acrylic,, wal~r· colon~ Gtort• Loaey prints. and Jomes KenKn1tht m.tal 1eulatur1. LA JOlLA ART ASSOCIATJOH, 7'15 Girard Ave~ 1-S da1IY- Lawr1nc• a rullo wct1rcolor1, 1 .. anor Hursr o,... 1nd1 •• morrow. LA JOLLA MUSEUM o, ART, 700 ,,os..cl, 11-5 TunclGY· Frkfay, 12: 0·5 laturaav s unaov 7-10 Wtdn11day - New African Art, contemroral"';' ICUIPiUr1 from lht Central_ Afri- can Work1hop.Schoo In Rhadttla, tnrouth Nov. 30. Michael :,::~ 1 ::,"'h~::,•:'N!~~oueh N . JO. Edword Ruscha rtc1nt '! un1verst1y AYI., La Mesa, aturdoy - Pamtints and av11. Callfornla err, 11. MIR:ACOSTA COLLEGE, Crumlt¥ Gallery, Octan1ide, t-noon !'::~or-~~~a•"t.t: ,~-~Clr~=~~-J;~~r~gr Thuf :d~~untl)' MUSEUM OF MAN, Balboa Porte, IM:•s dallv-''Th,, Is ~o':o!ico,;h: l~~f 0 :h:1~.w.ir,Ha,~1ou~h; 0 g:t 31~· 2 · • Los NIMBLE NSEOlE, 12,0 Prospect Sf., La Jolla, ,o 5 Monday. Saturday - Jtan Sandtno w1e1ving and 1t1tcnery, tnrou • n Nov, it. Nittfct:l :r!.L}},:r~Cl~~o~ 1 1~~a~::.:"to:1~iiu::;.• ~=~do:.; 1011 ry arh1ts 1n various mocha svtv,a Gr0tnft1n ell~ Poat Mllls wot1rcolor1 and acrv11es, throu,h Dec, 12. MANUEL'$ RESTAUR.ANT, -Monu.. (Mbmt) Moltlty 1 1, M~~t~:.. 2'14 San DfHo AVt., 11°10 dally :rol,a,~~J:;.· -~~11:,~ !}rs \ay !~~I:;. JA OF CALIFORNIA, 21'1 Avtnl(la di la PlaYa, 10 5 llallv-'W11t1rn oils, watitrcolors and 1culplur1 or1l1ts. Harry Jackson bronz • JCUIPlvre. D A'fZA BORR EGO, T1ihn1 T Drlvt, lorrne • S Saturdctn and Sundoya - Beebe Hopper 0111, OY 20.

From Los An1tlt ,•• o 1roup snow, ends Frlday. PASTEL LADY~ Squlbob Square, 2611 San DiHO Avt,, lo,.6 Sundov•Thursdav, 10-10 Fr,dGY and sa1urcav-He1tn Gaunt PG$ttl1 and otLs.

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SALK INSTITUTE FOR IIOLOGICAL S Torrey Pines Rd., Lo Jolla, I a.m.'°' P.m Michael Todd sculpture, thro•111 Dec 31 SAN DIEGO ART tHSTITUT~. H•vse .. cna :~,h~~.Jr,; 5 -:!~rod:~.1.~ 1 L3:,s .~~~ 0 !f1L

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SAN DIEGO STATE, Aztec C ,n various mtd1a, tnrou11h Nov. 2'. SAN DIEGO TRUST ANO SAVINGS IAHK. S4t Laurel St., l~l MGndOY Thursday. 10.S:JO Fr,aaY-Ht:ltn Btrnant Ollt, -tnd1 Tutsdov. SCANDIA INTIRIORS, 314t Fifth AVI.• 1$-6 MariGDY•Thurs. doy and Sotur-Goy, 10-t Fridoy - Group show lly waller"/ artists. Wilham and Portia lowne recent wor1<1 in various mld,o, throuth Nov , 30. scc~~:'J,L~a A~!sa?~}.~e::~dt!1y'l:'r1=! ::."sat~~:~~'!Z 5undav-Works. by contemporary S,anllh art11h. SERRA MUSEUM ANO LIBRARY. TOWtl"' Gallery, ~rt1ld10 Por\c, 11~5 Tuftdov•SundaY-PllototraPIIS. documents and a Michael Galla ICUIPtUr• deahn1 with th• 1Gr1y ,.,. of oon GosPar dt Porlofo, throu9h Dec, 1, SHELTER ISLAND GA.LLER.Y, '273l sti.ater Island Drl\11, 10-10 Tuuday,SundaY-A collection of 11th, 11th and 19111 ~:-~un". retablOJ, pa1n11n1s on metal trom Mexico, tnrou1h SHOWCASE OP THI! l:ATS, 126 S. Kalmla St. 1 Escondido, 10:30-S Mandav·Tl'tunday and Saturday, lG:~, Friday __ Works in various m1d1a br local artists on a rotal1n1 ba111. SOUTHEAST SAN DIEGO SERVICE CENTER, 4235 Nalianol Av•.• ,., Mondar•Fridar- 2ooth Anniversary Show-oHh.., Month. IPOn.sortd by th• Fme Art, Cultural Group, todor throu1h Nov. JI. SOUTHWESTERN GALLll!RY, SPanlsll Vlllate Art c,nttr, noon-'4•JO WecfntSdav-sunday-Em11y Austin, Bonnie Tras,. ktll oils, •nds Saturday, SPANISH PLAZA GALLERY, 26J7 Son Dina A.YI., 1H Mo"C1ay-Tl'1unday, 1M Friday.sundav-Dt Gra.Jia prints, M. A. GOmll, Buck McCain We-stern po1nt1n11, Grac:1 ECl- wanll oils, original 0111 by Euros>fllns. STUDIO lS. SPonish VIiiage Art centfr, 8alboa ~ark. l•S i-=~at!tu~::r,;;- l~":,~P th~Ou~hbio:~~ttld artiJts in all TIMKEN GALLERY, northeast c:orner Of Plaza Cle Panama, Ba boa Porte, 11>-S:30 Tuesday throu1h Saturday, 1:30-4:30 Sunday, au,decl tours by apoointment-Putnam collection ot Old Masters. i?Ca~fofn,~t.inl-l/t}f~t~t; 1athertd by Old Town Galleries. TROSBY GALLERIES, 7442 Girard Ave., La Jolla, 11•4 Mon. day-Saturday-Oriental art, Englith and Frtnch turn1rur1, 18th and 19th Century oil, and 1ilver. throu1h Dec. 31. U. S. GRANT HOTELf 32, Broadway, lobby, 24 hours dally H~t:Jit~" J,~ 'iota.:. ~~'iT... r"~alifornia in Art" 1how, Dr• UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOR.NIA, SAN DIEGO, Matthews Campus Gallerv, 11--4 Tuesday-Sunday, 1-10 P.m. w.anu- don-''Ton/' a show of commercial and Jnclut11"1al toYI arran111d by J•ff Raskin, tt,rou1h Jon. 1. r lYERSITY OF SAN DIEGO, Knl1hts el Columou, L~ rDI""/, Alcala Park, .. 11 Mondav•Thursdav, •s Fridays, o., Sa1urclays and Sunctavs - Patrick N1dorf aurna.liS11c ter, f-6 do Iv - Faculty show

WED., NOV. 12, thru TUES., NOV. 18, 1969 USO elects first blac • ecom1n en

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Donna Crawford, 19, a sopho- more sociology major at the Uni ersity of San Diego College for Women, was recently ed the first football coming Queen. Previous ns were crowned in honor of basketball, since there was no football for seven years at the university. Donna is also the first Black Homecoming Queen in the his- tory of the school Donna repre- sented the Back Students Union in the competition for the titla. She won out over eight other co-eds. Donna was honored at the half-time activities in the Saturday, November 1, football game between the USD Toreros and the USD Alumni teams. She was escorted by Lee Brooks, a sophomore at the College for Men, and a member of the BSU. She was officially crowned queen at a semi- formal dance at El Cortez Hotel that evening, At the dance she was crowned and was given one dozen long-stemmed red roses as a sign of h er r eign, by the AS of USD. Donna makes he1· home in Palm Springs, California. She

MISS DO, NA CRAWFORD

graduated from Pa Springs High School in 1968. She is the daughter of Mrs. Claudia Crawford of Palm Springs, California. Donna is also involved L11 sev- eral extra-curricular activities. Besides being an active mem- ber in the BSU, she is also head cheerleader, and the chairman of tne Big Sister program at USD.

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paintings/ .:::.J THe VILLAGER, 1237 ....... c1 SI., 11-5 Saturdays and Sun- daYS-Lila Meyer, M. K. Smltb, a"d Roi des Lositrs 0111. v~sa~~s:,~;d:/~};~t~YAif 45 G~11l 1 m~b~~i~:':110': 0 ~~,T~f:a mart•• cind book mart. VIVA MEXICO, 2323 San Otete Ave,, Old Town, f:30-S:30 :~d~,~s~~~faloo:~-~ s:ru1~0 ;./~~'u~lvmt,ian arttfac11 WESTERN ART GALLERY, Julfan~ 10.S Wtd~ay-Sunday t~dv.b~ 0~JPOlntmtnt-RIW)ert Fr11man i11ks artd 011s, throuvn EVENTS JflNI ARTS GALLERY, aau,oa Park-Dr. lrvin9 Block and Robert ,.,. will di cuss "Reality and Image In Contempor.. Ol""f Art" CII 7:JO p,m, TRsdoy In tht gallery's COPiey AUdte tarium, IPOllSOred by the Contemporary Arts Committee. LtouJr~lo~Acu~~f~~,:rs efl1Tb/~o:cir:c•t::~,s~. i'°m~!~a'°:' by Mrs. Susan cnomblrloin, chairman of the mUHum•, doc:enl.s, and Lawrertc• Urrutia, au11ra nt director. MA Ii! ELLIS CAFETORIUM, Follbrook - Patricia Grinnell will present a lecturt-e11mon.strat1on of tn, tost wax proc• :• 7 ~~ 0 c~~-i"for1t~~:~O: far the Fallbrook Art A1soc1at1on SHERWOOD HALL, 700 Prospect sr., La Jolla - Francet Prtlsman, curator of 1duc:ahon at the Lo Jolla Mu11um 1r11:J"'· ,'ftll~edli:~::, ex:nr:ss~~::1.PO~~':sff, ina,a ~;~~rt 0~ Thundav as part ot the museum'1 "20th Century Al"f - Whtr• lt'I INRI Wl'ttrt 11'1 Go1n1" 1trlt1. Jncludin1 this 24~l nctl Ill " • fs ---~ -r ~rother? ', through Nov. 30.

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