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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1951
Page
3
The La Crosse Tribune announces the third annual Newspaper National Snapshot Awards open to readers. Entries may win $112 local prizes and up to $1,500 in national awards. four classes cover babies, youth, scenes, and animal life. No special camera required.
Pictures must be taken after Oct 1 1950 accepted and may not be retouched or montaged. Black and white from color transparencies not allowed. Printed photos should not be mounted. Judging based on quality and appeal with four grand prizes. National awards total $10000. Entries mailed to the newspaper Amateur Snapshot Contest Editor with name address and class on the back.
The notice explains eligibility rules for the thirteenth annual 1951 newspaper national snapshot awards. It requires original negatives, bans multi newspaper entries, and outlines consent and signature requirements for publication and advertising use of identifiable subjects.
The La Crosse Film council will host a Wednesday evening festival at the main library on June 13. Two film groups run concurrently from 6 p.m. with travel and homemaking themes in one group including three color films from the National Film Board of Canada. The other group will present programming ideas for special days and weeks, featuring One God for Brotherhood week and Face of Youth from the Wisconsin state board of health, with other topics like family relations and foreign aid likely. Public is invited and local organization program chairmen are urged to attend.
La Crosse film council announces officers with Mrs Herbert Arenz as chairman succeeding C F Evans. Rev Ralph Shirley serves as vice chairman with Mrs Perry Freeman as secretary and Mrs Theo Rozelle as treasurer. Fifty miles of piping aboard the Queen Mary are noted.
The 1960 31 grant year ends with a $2,000 award to La Crosse students nearing or completing undergraduate studies. Citizens plan to attend the June 26 recital celebrating the grant's renewal and community access to arts privileges.
A group of Hammond organ owners and organists met at Terry's to discuss forming an Organ Society. John Dolbier was contacted during the final class sessions held Wednesday evening as part of the plan stage.
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