1972 part 2 - San Dieguito Art Guild and Off Track Gallery

Hospitality Chairman Dorothe Reavell casts a
critical eye over her lovely table . . . but as anyone
can see, it is absolutely perfect!

The San Dieguito Citizen
Thursday, March 9, 1972
Bonney Park to Lecture, Art Guild
Mrs. Bonney Park, well-known artist of Encinitas,
will be guest lecturer and demonstrator for members
of San Dieguito Art Guild at the March 13 meeting.
Another very talented local woman, Mrs. C.M.W.
“Torchy” Smith acted as judge for the March show
at the Chateau Art Gallery. “Torchy” was fulfilling
a previous invitation which was delayed due to a
heavy snow storm which stranded her in the Midwest.
Winners are as follows: Theme of the Month, Life &
Creatures: 1 st - Helen Blumel, Mixed Media; 2 nd – Ann
Knapton, Oil; 3 rd – George Hukar, Oil; HM- Bill
Summers, Batik.
Watercolor: 1 st – Bonney Park; 2 nd , Virginia Clark;
HM Philipa Henschel. Oil: 1 st – Linda Bolognese; 2 nd -
Ann Knapton; 3 rd - George Hukar; HM- Vada Kimble;
HM Marge Lewis.
Mixed Media: 1 st -Bill Summers, Painted Wood;
2 nd - Linda Kerstens, Macrame; 3 rd – Mary Ellen
Melton, Sculpture; HM- Helen Blumel, Mixed Media;
HM – Bill Summers, Batik.
SHERMAN STORR, oils; Art and Design Shop;
Thursday through March 21.
‘LIFE AND CREATURES,’ mixed show on a common
theme; Chateau Gallery: Wednesday through
March 31.
San Diego Union (undated)
Watercolor Talk
Mrs. Marven Park, an Encinitas artist, will
discuss watercolor portraiture at a meeting of the
San Dieguito Art Guild at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in the
Chateau Art Gallery. 110 15 th St., Del Mar.
Mrs. Park, who serves as secretary of the
guild, studied in Los Angeles and Mexico.
Judge for the March show, titled “Life and
Creatures,” was Mrs. C.M.W. Smith of Carlsbad.
First place winners were Mmes H.G. Blumel, Park,
Salvatore Bolognese, and Mr. Bill Summers.
ART ALMANAC
Local Galleries Offer Variety Of Exhibits
WILHELMY’S 1038 North Hwy 101, Leucadia, 9-5:
30 Monday - Friday, 9-4 Saturday and Sunday by appointment
— Waar seascapes, Urban landscapes and
mixed media by Rosalina and Dee Wilhelmy.
CARROUSEL GALLERY, 541 Hwy. 101, Encinitas,
10-5 daily — Mary Elsie Davis oils, monoprints and
acrylics; next Sunday through March 31.
CHATEAU GALLERY, 110 15th St., Del Mar, 10-5
daily — Batiks by Olivia Walker; Rincon Indian
Children’s Art’ both end Tuesday. “Life and Creatures,”
next Wednesday through March 21.
DEL MAR GALLERY, 1159 Camino del Mar, 11-5
Tuesday-Sunday — Work by Gallery artists including
Linda Bolognese, Art Haver, Byror Rademel, John
Doody, Fran Neison, and Cynthia Elman.
WESTERN ART GALLERY, Julian 10-5 Wednesday-
Sunday and by appointment — Western art by Robert
Freeman, Eleanor Hurst, John Stoner and Paul Weber,
ends Tuesday.

Coast Dispatch, Beacon, Sun, Surfcomber, Times
Thursday, March 9, 1972
Art Guild Show Set, Del Mar
ENCINITAS- A well-known Encinitas artist will
demonstrate the art of portraiture using watercolors at
the Monday, March 13’s meeting of the San Dieguito
Art Guild at the Chateau Art Gallery, Del Mar.
Mrs. Bonney Park has been totally involved in the
world of art since her early childhood in Chicago.
She has illustrated books and as a member of the
USO she sketched portraits for hospital veterans to
send to their family.
Many of her works are hanging in galleries and
local buildings and is a frequent winner in the Art
Guild monthly shows.
Winners in this months San Dieguito Art Guild
contest are: (theme of the month: Life and Creatures)
Helen Blumel, mixed media, first; Ann Knapton, oil,
second; George Hukar, oil, third; and Bill Summers,
Honorable Mention (HM), batik.
Awards for watercolor: Bonney Park, first; Virginia
Shaw, second; Philipa Henschel, H.M.
Awards for Oil: Linda Bolognese, first; Ann
Knapton, second; George Hukar, third; Vada Kimble
and Marge Lewis, H.M.
Awards in Mixed Media: Bill Summers, painted
wood, first; Linda Kerstens, macramé, second;
Mary Ellen Melton, sculpture, third; Helen Blumel,
mixed media; Bill Summers, batik, both Honorable
Mentions.
The Life and Creatures show can be seen at the
Chateau Art Gallery, 110 15 th Street, Del Mar Tuesday
through Sunday at 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
In addition the art work of Indian children from
Rincon Reservation is being held over due to interest
of visitors and friends.
Art Expert to give students lesson in work with
collages
Art students of Mrs. Myrna Eastwood about to
begin their own work in collages will see today and
tomorrow what has been done by an expert in the
field.
Three collages of Ann Knapton, San Diego artist
who displays her work regularly at the Carousel
Gallery in Encinitas, were shown to students together
with some of the material she customarily uses.
The pictures- a chipmunk, a boat, and two dogs
– are fashioned from such materials as tissue paper,
canvas, newspapers, wallpaper, printed sacks and
acrylic paint and then varnished to create a surface
which is still flat but rougher than that of an ordinary
painting.
Along with the paintings Mrs. Knapton lent a box
filled with materials she has so that the Warren Junior
High School students can get a clearer notion of what
possibilities they may have.
Blade Tribune
March 12, 1972
Meeting Set
Del Mar – Bonney Park, illustrator and portrait
artist, will demonstrate watercolor portraiture at the 1:
30 p.m. meet of the San Dieguito Art Guild Monday
in the Chateau Art Gallery.
Mrs. Park, whose home is in Encinitas, began her
art studies in Chicago and has won many awards.

THE PAINT RAG
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION — SAN DIEGUITO
ART GUILD, INC
Published monthly by the San Dieguito Art Guild
— P.O. Box 82, Del Mar, California 92014
MEETINGS HELD MONTHLY ON THE SECOND
MONDAY at THE CHATEAU ART CENTER
110 - 15th Street, Del Mar
President: Dee Wilhelmy Telephone (714) 755-9985
Editor: Wanda Booth
April 1972
“ROCK GARDEN MODERNS” - LINDA
BOLOGNESE - FIRST PRIZE - OIL

SIXTH ANNUAL SPRING SHOW
Sunday - April 9th - 1:00 - 5:00 PM
RECEPTION
A reception and the presentation of cash awards, as
is our custom, will highlight our Annual Spring Show,
the Sixth. We are really putting some history behind
us.
Please note that the Hanging Committee has had
to change the date for entries: Exhibitors must now
bring in their work MARCH 27 and 28, Monday and
Tuesday, between 10:00 AM and 4:30 PM. This is due
to the fact that the 31st if Good Friday and the beginning
of school vacations, thus complicating matters
for the Judges.
Exhibitors living at a distance or holding full-time
jobs may bring in their work the 25th and 26th, Saturday
and Sunday. However, it will not be logged until
the 27th. Please have identification labels properly
completed and attached to lower right hand corner on
back of entry. Also, in an envelope, check of money
order for $2.00 for each entry.
NO WORK WILL BE ACCEPTED after 4:30 PM,
March 28, Tuesday.
ELIGIBILITY
Open to members in good standing prior to March
1, 1972.
No more than four works may be submitted by
any one artist. All entries must have been completed
within the past two years.
PREPARATION
All paintings must be dry and framed. Watercolor
and graphics must be securely wired with screw eyes.
Cardboard corners on frames must be removed before
acceptance.
All entries must have completed entry forms attached
securely to lower right hand corner on back of work.
SALES
All works on exhibit will be considered for sale at the
price listed on the entry form unless designated NFS.
No work may be withdrawn before close of exhibit
unless sold and all work must remain as placed.
A commission of 10% in addition to sales tax will be
charged on all work sold.
EXHIBITED WORK
A catalogue will list all works in the exhibition.
Permission to photograph and reproduce entries is assumed
granted unless reserved in writing.
Winners will be notified as soon as possible.
Let’s make our SIXTH Spring Show our best one yet.
For your convenience there are four entry coupons
printed on the back cover. Please fill them out before
bringing in your pictures.
The Rincon Indian Children’s Art in the South Room
will soon be coming down for the Spring Show, so
those of you who have not yet seen it, there are a few
more days.
And, thinking of “space”, exhibiting members are
asked to pick up their work as soon as possible at the
end of each month.
Please continue to lay aside excess, but usable, art
supplies that Robert Freeman can pick up at the Guild
for the children in his school.

APRIL
Cash on hand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $200.48
Hangings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.0.00
Patrons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44.00
Advertising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72.00
Memberships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37.50
Savings Acct. Withdrawal. . . . . 150.00
Showroom. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20.00
Scholarship Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.25
Rent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77.50
Class Commissions . . . . . . . . . . . 13.00
Sales Commissions . . . . . . . . . . . 11.88
Sales Tax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.00
_________
Total in: $848.61
PAID OUTS
Del Mar Properties . . . . . . . . . $150.00
United States Post Office . . . . . . . 8.00
Debbie Sowers (light bulbs) . . . . . 3.69
McDougal Sanitation . . . . . . . . . . 8.25
City of Del Mar Utilities. . . . . . . 12.52
Donco Printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.45
Sal Bolognese (hooks) . . . . . . . . 1`.64
Del Castillo (prize money) . . . . . 50.00
Olivia C. Walker (prize money) . 25.00
Marjorie La Ray (prize money) . 10.00
Marjorie La Ray (prize money) . 50.00
Jean Seaton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.00
Margie Morgan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00
Linda Bolognese . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50.00
Betty Sturdevan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.00
Cynthia Elmamn . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00
Mary Ellen Melton . . . . . . . . . . . 50.00
Jean Chapman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.00
Jean Chapman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00
San Diego Gas & Electric. . . . . . 69.83
Pacific Telephone . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.98
_________
Balance on hand for May $231.25

Artists Open Show Sunday (no citation)
Del Mar – San Dieguito Art Guild’s annual Spring
Show begins Sunday, with an Open House from 1 to 5
p.m. at the Chateau Art Gallery, 110 15 th Street,
The public is invited to share refreshments and
a preview of the winning art selected by Judges Harry
F. Bliss, chairman of Palomar College art department
and Byron Rodarmel, El Cajon teacher and artist.
For this juried show, providing cash awards
as well as professional recognition, Guild members
submitted their best works.
Winners are:
Oils: - Charles del Castillo, first; Olivia
Walker, second; Marjorie La Ray, third; and Linda
Bolognese and Alicia Stephans, honorable mention.
Watercolor: - Marjorie La Ray, first; Jean
Seaton, second; Margie Morgan, third; and Ann
Knapton, honorable mention.
Mixed Media – Linda Bolognese, first; Betty
Sturdevan, second; Cynthia Elman, third; and Ann
Knapton, honorable mention.
Sculpture – Mary Ellen Melton, first; Jean
Chapman, second and third; and a Mary Ellen Melton,
honorable mention.
Coast Dispatch, Beacon, Sun, Times
Thursday, April 6, 1972
Guild Open House
San Dieguito Citizen – Cardiff Star News
Thursday, April 6, 1972
THE ARTS
Art Guild to Host Open House
In place of the usual monthly meeting, the
San Dieguito Art Guild will host an Open House
on Sunday, April 9 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Chateau Art
Gallery, 110 15 th St., Del Mar.
The occasion is to mark their Annual Spring
Show, and the public is invited to attend and share the
Show along with refreshments. Since this is a juried
show, with cash awards, it is keenly anticipated by
members, who enter their very best works. Judges for
the show this year are Mr. Harry F. Bliss, Chairman
of Palomar College Art Department, and Mr. Byron
Rodarmel, Art teacher at a local Community College.
Both gentleman have extensive education in the field
of Art, and both are actively engaged in producing
works for both private collections and public
competitions. Mr Bliss’ work may be seen currently
in the San Diego State drawing and sculpture
competition, and at the Laguna Beach annual
exhibition. Mr. Rodarmel’s works appear in three
local galleries, including the Fiberglass Menagerie in
Alpine.
Winners selected for the Spring Show by these
two fine judges are as follows: (listing is the same as
in the above article.
Del Mar – San Dieguito Art Guild will host an Open
House Sunday, April 9 from 1 to 5 p.m. at Chateau
Art Gallery in Del Mar.
The public is invited to the Open House,
celebrating opening of the Annual Spring Show.
Judges for the Spring show are Harry Bliss,
chairman of the Palomar College Art Deportment and
Byron Rodermel, art teacher at a local Community
College.

6th ANNUAL
Spring Show
SAN DIEGUITO ART GUILD
Printed by:
DONCO PRINTING, Solana Beach, Calif.

You are WELCOME to the San Dieguito Art Guild’s
Sixth Annual Spring Show, our opportunity to show
you the ‘works of the many fine artists belonging to
this organization.
Opening April 1st, the show can be viewed from 12:
30 to 4:30, Tuesday thru Sunday.
RECEPTION
SUNDAY, April 9th, 1:00-5:00 P.M.
We cordially invite our many friends and all others
interested in the arts.
All paintings and sculpture are for sale unless marked
NFS.
The hostess in attendance will answer your questions
and reserve any work you may wish to purchase.
Dee Wilhelmy, President
April, 1972
AWARD WINNERS - 1972
OIL
#21 Del Castillo Olivia First
# 28 Olivia Walker Second
#101 Marjorie LaRay Third
#28 Linda Bolognese H.M.
#18 Alicia Stephens H.M.
WATERCOLOR
#100 Marjorie LaRay First
# 1 Jean Seaton Second
# 35 Marjorie Morgan Third
# 57 Bonney Park H.M.
# 54 Teddi Burbank H.M.
MIXED MEDIA
# 27 Linda Bolognese First
# 78 Betty Sturdevan Second
# 32 Cynthia Elman Third
# 31 Ann KnaptonH.M.
SCULPTURE
# 93 Mary E. Melton First
#104 Jean Chapman Second
#103 Jean Chapman Third
# 95 Mary E. Melton H.M.
AWARDS TO EACH MEDIA
First $50.00
Second 25.00
Third 10.00
NOTES

THE JUDGES
HARRY BLISS: Chairman of the Palomar College
Art Dept., obtained his BA at UCLA, his MFA at the
University of Florida. Currently he is exhibiting at the
San Dlego State Annual Drawring & Small Sculpture
Competition and in Laguna Beach Art Association’s
Annual Exhibit of Paintings, Crafts & Sculpture.
BYRON RODARMEL, who earned his Certificate of
Education at Purdue went on to El Camino College,
later earning. his BFA and MFA at Otis Art Institute
in Los Angeles. He is presently teaching at Community
College and teaching sculpture & painting at the
Alpine Art Chalet. Galleries in Chicago, Los Angeles,
New Mexico, and the Fiberglass Menagerie in Alpine
display his interest in a wide variety of media.
We are fortunate indeed to have these two well-qualified
artists judge our work.
ENTRIES
1 “MEDITERRANEAN REFLECTION” $ 95
Jean Louise Seaton
2 “ROUND-UP CAMP” 250
Wj. G. Wicknick
3 “DESERT FREIGHTER” 150
Fern Wicknick
4 “HONEYMOONERS” 30
Fern Wicknick
5 “REACH OUT” 225
Bill Summers
6 “OUT BACK” 175
Bill Summers
7 “BUSY HARBOR” 165
Bill Summers
8 “COLORFUL HEAVENS” 40
Agnes de Lambert
9 “THE ALPS” 75
Vivi Dravis
10 “SWEET PEAS” 65
Florence M. Sargent
11 “ORGAN PIPE ARIZONA” 50
Florence M. Sargent
12 “SHRIMP BOATS” 140
J. J. Wark
13 “FLOWERING PEACH” 85
Mickey Woolma
14 “GILLESPIE FIELD NO.1” 65
Mickey Woolman
15 “GILLESPE FIELD NO.2” 65
Mickey Woolman
16 “OI.D WASH PAIL” 85
Dorothy Millikin
17 “I PLEDGE” 45
Dorothy Millikin
I8 “WINTER FRUIT” 75
Alicia Stephens
19 “LADY FROM HAITI” 125
Alicia Stephens
20 “PATH LEADING AWAY” 150
Del Castillo
21 “BIG SUR” 150
Del Castillo
22 “RlVERTOWN SCENE” 75
Margie O’Neil
23 “SONG IN MY HEART” 75
Philipa Henschel
24 “AFTER THE STORM” 95
Philipa Henschel
25 “LILACS” 150
Vada Kimble
26 “IRIS” 125
Vada Kimble
27 “MARIA” 200
Linda Bolognese
28 “PRE-APPLESAUCE TIME” 350
Linda BOlognese

29 “ARIZONA WATERFALL” $100
Ann Knapton
30 “LANDSCAPE COLLAGE” 150
Ann Knapton
31 “LONE SENTINEL” 90
Ann Knapton
32 “AUTUMN DAY” 50
Cynthia Elman
33 “ON A SUMMERS’S DAY” 50
Cynthia Elman
34 “WITCHCREEK SCHOOL-JULIAN” NFS
Marjorie Morgan
36 “ITOS’ ROOSTERS” 110
Marjorie Morgan
37 “GYPSY GIRL” 60
Marjorie Morgan
38 “PORTRAIT OF MARY” NFS
Jane Merrill
39 “SHE” 300
Millicent Jorgenson
40 “LIFTING FOG” 135
Kathyrn Curran
41 “THE BALLET DANCERS” NFS
Olivia Vickery
42 “BORN FREE” NFS
Olivia Vickery
43 “MING VASE WITH ROSES” nfs
Olivia Vickery
44 “RESTLESS SEA” 150
OliviaV ickery
45 “COZUMEL” 50
Zada Lathim
46 “MOOONLIT SURF” 150
Ralph Tiller
47 “FOOD AND DRINK” 350
Ralph Tiller
48 “LONGHORN PROBLEMS” 500
Ralph Tiller
49 “JOY OF LIFE” 200
Ralph Tiller
50 “HERALDS OF SPRING” 250
Mary Elsie Davis
51 “RHYTHM” 50
Mary elsie Davis
52 “SPACE” 50
Mary Elsie Davis
53 “OLD MADRID” 85
Teddi Burbank
54 “VIEJO” NFS
Teddi burbank
55 “SIESTA” 250
Linda bolognese
56 “TAMMY” NFS
Bonney Par

85 “LAURIE” 75
Virginia Shaw
86 “CALIFORNIA GLUUS” 200
Oliva C. Walker
87 “HARD DAYS NIGHT” 125
Oliva C. Walker
88 “SWAMP LILLIES” 200
Oliva C. Walker
89 “FULL DRESS” NFS
Oliva C. Walker
90 “QUIET TIME” 250
George Hukar
91 “BEYOND THE TREES” 250
George Hukar
92 “FOREST WAY” 25
Marie Nutter
93 “DYO” NFS
Mary E. Melton
94 “CYNTHIA” 250
Mary E. Melton
95 “MOVEABLE OBJECTS” 200
Mary E. Melton
96 “UNTITLED” 75
Mary E. Melton
97 “NEIGHBORS ON THE SOUTH” 65
Helen Blumel
98 “HIDEN CREATURES” 45
Mary A. Beeson
99 “FIRST RECITAL” 200
Marjorie LaRay
100 “FLOWER MARKET” 75
Marjorie LaRay
101 “SOLITUDE” NFS
Marjorie LaRay
102 “THE CAST PARTY” 110
Marjorie LaRay
103 “SCOTSMAN” 2245
Jean Chapman
104 “CRADLE” NFS
Jean Chapman
PATRONS
We wish to express our appreciation for the support of the
following merchants and friends who have contributed
toward the success of this show.
BEA’S NEEDLECRAFT
955 Lomas Santa Fe Dr., Solana Beach
CHIQUITA ABBOTT
322- 15th St. Del Mar
AUTO CLINIC
466 1/2 Frist St., Encinitas
PATRONS, Cont.
BEACH BEAUTY SUPPLY
255 So Hiway 101, Solana Beach
BROWER INSURANCE
428 So. Granados, Solana Beach
Carrousel Art Gallery
541 First Street, Encinitas
CASA de las FLORES
In the Plaza, Del Mar
CURLS & COLOR
by Dorothy Gibbs, Del Mar
DEL MAR DRUGS
1436 Camino Del Mar, Del Mar
DONCO PRINTING
615 So. Hiway 101, Solana Beach
EARTH SONG BOOK STORE
1440 Camino Del Mar, Del Mar
ELIZABETH’S WIGS * HAIRPIECES
Stratford Square Bldg., Del Mar
EXOTICA NURSERY
133 No. Acacia, Solana Beach
THE HAIR FLAIR
2149 Newcastle, Cardiff-By-The-Sea
HEALTHAIDS
253 So. Hiway 101, Solana Beach
LOMAS SANTA FE CLEANERS FOR ELEGANSE
917 Lomas Santa Fe Dr., Solana Beach
THE PAINT POT
632 First St., Encinitas
BONNEY PARK
235 Fifth St., Encinitas
EL RANCHO RONDO
Route 1, Box 81a, Del Mar
NORMAN SCHROEDER
Big Bear Market, Del Mar
SOLANA LUMBER
Lomas Santa Fe Dr. & Hiway 101, Solana Beach

PATRONS, Cont.
OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SOUTHERN CALIF. FIRST NATIONAL BANK
330 - 15th St., Del Mar
THE VILLAGE SHOP
In the Plaza, Del Mar
OLIVIA CHANDLER WALKER
Carrousel Art Gallery, Encinitas
WILHELMY’S PICTURE FRAMING
1038 No. Hiway 101, Leucadia
WINTON’S BEAUTY HUT
1329 Stratford Court, Del Mar
JOHN WOOLMAN ENTERPRISES
House-Moving-Wrecking, Del Mar
President
Vice President
Corresponding Secy.
Recording Secy.
Treasurer
Parlimentarian
Historian
Membership Chrman
Publicity Chrman
Art Com Chrman
Editor
Program Chrman
Hospitality Chrman
PAST PRESIDENTS
Dee Wilhelmy
Philipa Henschel
Virginia Shaw
Bonney Park
Mickey Woolman
Ruth Roebuck
Norma Jackson
Marjorie LaRay
Norma Jackson
Mary. E. Melton
Wanda Booth
Philipa Henschel
Dorothy Reavell
Mary Bricker
APPRECIATION
extended to those members who put their shoulders to
the wheel to make this show a success:
SUE BEERE
MARY A. BEESON
LINDA & SALVATORE BOLOGNESE
WANDA BOOTH
ALICE BROWER
CYNTHIA ELMAN
LUCILLE HEDGES
GEORGE HUKAR
NORMA JACKSON
MARGI MORGAN
BONNEY PARK
DOROTHE REAVELL
OLIVIA WALKER
MICKEY WOOLMAN
MARY ELLEN MELTON,
Art Committee Chairman
1965-66 Sue Beere
1966-67 Olivia C. Walker
1967-68 William Wicknick
1968-69 Geroge Hukar
1969-70 Marjorie LaRay
1970-71 Ruth Roebuck
SAN DIEGUITO ART GUILD
15th St. at Camino Del Mar
Del Mar, Ca. 92014
Visitors Welcome Tuesday thru Sun.
12:30 - 4:30

President Dee Wilhelmy chats with George
Hukar over coffee and “goodies” at the
Spring Reception . . . .
A lineup of the happy winners of the April
Spring Show!!

Visitors at the Spring Show
enjoy both the Art and the
delicious buffet . . . . .

San Diego Union
Sunday, April 9, 1972
Works on Display
Indian Leads Children to Art, by Noel Osment
Robert Freeman is an artist who is an Indian, not
an Indian artist. His 79 students, mostly children, are
Indians learning art- not children learning Indian art.
“I don’t care what they paint, as long as they get it
down, “ said Freeman, who had accompanied a group
of the youngsters in from the Rincon Reservation
to see their work exhibited at San Dieguito Art
Association’s Chateau Art Gallery in Del Mar.
Nevertheless, a number of the children did choose
stylized Indian motifs for their colorful paintings.
“They probably do that because they think
that’s what’s expected of them,” said Freeman, who
believes the day for tom-toms and teepees is past, and
cites as misleading Indian arts and crafts exhibitions
devoted solely to Navajo jewelry and rugs.
Freeman’s own abilities as an artist, particularly
in the media of pen and ink, have brought him to
the attention of the La Jolla Art Association, as well
as the San Dieguito group. His heart is with his
students, however, and his work is shown along with
theirs.
His exhibitions, such as the recent one at the
Chateau Gallery, and another that opened April 1 in
La Jolla at the association gallery, have a practical
purpose.
The members of the San Dieguito Art Association
have collected art supplies- and are still collecting
them – for use at the Southern California Indian Art
Center in Valley Center, where Freeman conducts his
classes.
Proceeds of the paintings sold from the La Jolla
exhibition, which will last until April 20, also will be
donated to the center.
Although he has no professional art background,
Freeman is a self-supporting artist whose professional
career began when he placed some drawings in a
bookstore and they sold out.
Freeman’s plans for young people on the
reservation go beyond art classes, however. His
fears for their future have led him into the realm of
counseling Indian students in high school.
Looking around at the bright-eyed and interested
youngsters, mostly preteens, who had accompanied
him from the reservation, he said, “these children will
become the future dropouts and alcoholics if they are
not reached and encouraged young enough.”
He hopes to see their musical potential developed,
and is willing to start music groups – even though
he plays no instrument himself – as soon as some
instruments can be obtained for the local school.
The La Jolla exhibition will be shown to the public
at a reception from 2 to 4 p.m. today in the gallery,
7917 Girard Avenue. The paintings will be on view
from noon to 5 p.m. during the week.

THE PAINT RAG
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION — SAN DIEGUITO
ART GUILD INC.
Published monthly by the San Dieguito Art Guild
— P.O. Box 82, Del Mar. California 92014
110 15th Street, Del Mar
President: Dee Wilhelmy Telephone (714) 755-9985
Editor: Wanda Booth
May 1972
“PATH LEADING WAY” — CHARLES del
CASTILLO — FIRST PRIZE — OIL

MAY MEETING
Monday - May 8, 1972 - 1:30 PM
There has been a program change — Henry Meier
will be unable to appear. Philipa Henschel has been
fortunate to obtain the talents of Eric Dwyer who
came to Oceanside in the 1950’s from London via
Canada. Mr. Dwyer will demonstrate for us his
scratch-board method, incorporating the silk screen
process.
Before serving in the British Armed Forces during
WWII he studied at St. Albans Art School in London.
His early years in Oceanside were occupied in the
sign and commercial art field. Now, semi-retired, he
contributes his talents to the City of Oceanside and
the Lions’ Club.
“MINDING THE STORE”
Or, in other words “sitting the Guild” has come
back into our conversations, for with the departure of
Debby and Syd Sowers as live-in host and hostess we
are now all confronted with our responsibility to the
whole to keep the galleries open to the public six days
a week from 12:30 to 4:30.
The Board asks all exhibitors coming in with their
work on the 27th and 28th to bring their appointment
calendars with them so they can sign up on the Bulletin
Board for duty in the next two or three months.
Each sitter will be responsible for getting his own
substitute when necessary.
The Bologneses will be sitting three days a week
which will take off some of the pressure.
We shall miss the Sowers and their gracious handling
of their various responsibilities since last June
1st. Syd’s health has improved to the point where he
can now fill a desk job in his former place of employment.
The Paint Pot and Wallpaper Place
753-7021
We have moved
Artists Supplies
Custom Picture Framing
Distinctive Wallcoverings
632 First Street
Encinitas
SPRING SHOW AWARD WINNERS
OIL
#21 Chas. del Castillo $50.00
#88 Olivia Walker 25.00
#101 Marjorie La Ray 10.00
#28 Linda Bolognese HM
#18 Alicia Stephens HM
WATERCOLOR
#100 Marjorie La Fay $50.00
#1 Jean Seaton 25.00
#35 Marjorie Morgan 10.00
#57 Bonney Park HM
#5 Teddi Burbank HM
MIXED MEDIA
#27 Linda Bolognese $50.00
#78 Betty Sturdevan 25.00
#32 Cynthia Elman 10.00
#31 Ann Knapton HM
SCULPTURE
#93 Mary E. Melton $50.00
#104 Jean Chapman 25.00
#103 Jean Chapman 10.00
#95 Mary E. Melton HM
A SPECIAL SHOW FOR MAY
The Henschels are combining their efforts to hang
a “Husband & Wife” Show this month. Charles, who
has long made photography his hobby, will display
studies of Indians made in and around San Diego
county. The pictures are size 16 x 20” and finished in
warm sepia tones.
Philipa, one of our prolific monthly exhibitors, will
show works done in watercolor and oil. She received
her BA in 1945 at the California College of Arts and
Crafts, and is a member of the Carrousel Art Gallery,
Encinitas.

Hello there,
Just a reminder to all of you to please patronize our
advertisers. Their ads defray the expense of printing
the Paint Rag. Let them know you appreciate their
support.
The S. W. Bank of Leucadia has generously donated
$200 to the San Dieguito Art Guild. Part of this
will be used as prize money for a week’s display of
paintings at the bank. Full details will be announced
at the regular meeting in May.
See you soon,
Dee
NEW MEMBERS & CHANGES for YEARBOOK
We want to thank Bonney Park for the unexpected
and much appreciated donation of her lecture-demonstration
on Watercolor Portraits in March.
As you probably noticed, she is the one responsible
for the attractive cover on our Spring Show Catalogue.
Again, “Thanks”.
EXHIBITORS for the MAY SHOW may bring in
their work April 27, Thursday, and April 28, Friday,
from 12:30 - 4:30 PM. Working artists and out-of
towners may take advantage of relaxed rules stated in
provious Paint Rags.
CORRECTION — THEME FOR MAY To correct
misunderstanding of the theme for this month it is
“BLACK & WHITE with ONE COLOR” or “ONE
COLOR with BLACK & WHITE”. If you stop and
think a moment it does make sense.
EXHIBITORS — PLEASE NOTICE
The storage of previous months’ hangings continues
to be a problem for the committee. Solutions to this
problem in other guilds is compulsory commercial
storage at $6.50 per month or the sale of the pictures
at auction after 30 days storage, the money to go to
Guild expenses.
REVIVAL MEETING
The past two Mondays George Hukar has presided
at the revival of the LIFE WORKSHOP, bringing a
model from San Diego whom the members present
found most satisfactory. She promises to be with us
for several more sessions. Fee $1.40 - 1 PM to 3:30
PM. Of course, no Workshop on meeting dates.
CLASSES
Monday OIL/OIL PASTEL
Geo. Hukar - 274-9069
Tuesday OIL - 9:30-12:30 PM
Linda Bolognese
Friday BATIK 9:30-12:30
Olivia Walker - 753-2750
Thursday OIL PORTRAITS 10:00 - 1:00 PM
Vezia Laurey - 722.7780
COMING THEMES of the MONTH
June: “Anything Goes”
July: “Session from a Classroom”
Aug: “Starving Artists’ Show”
Sept: “Ribbons of the Year”
ROBERT FREEMAN comes into the Guild periodically
to pick up your donations of excess art supplies
that are most welcome by the children in his school,
so keep them coming. Thank you.

The San Dieguito Citizen – Cardiff Star News
Thursday, May 4, 1972
Art Guild to Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the San
Dieguito Art Guild will be held on Monday, May 8 th ,
at 1:30 p.m. in the Chateau Art Gallery, 110 15 th St.,
Del Mar. Guest speaker and demonstrator will be
Mr. Eric Dwyer of Oceanside; his presentation will
illustrate the scratchboard method incorporating the
silkscreen process. Mr. Dwyer was educated at the
St. Albans Art School, London, England.
Winners of the May Art Show, now hanging at
the Chateau Gallery, are as follows:
Oils: 1 st , George Hukar; 2 nd , Shelley
Detliefsen; 3 rd , Margie Morgan, and HM, Dorothe
Reavell.
Watercolor: 1 st , Dee Wilhelmy; 2 nd , Helene
Blumel; 3 rd , Mary A. Lorio and HM, Virginia Shaw
Mixed Media: 1 st , Margy Kibbe – Pen &
Ink; 2 nd , Marian Gannatt – Pen & Ink; 3 rd , Millicent
Jorgensen – Sculpture; HM, Linda Bolognese –
Pastel; HM, Chas. Henschel – Photography; M, Mary
Ellen Melton – Sculpture.
Theme of the Month: Black and White Plus
One: 1 st , Olivia Walker, batik; 2 nd , Kitty Curran – Oil;
3 rd , Bonney Park – Graphic and HM, Mary E. Davis,
weaving.
In addition to the above show, the Chateau
Gallery is featuring a husband and wife show of
Photography by Charles Henschel, and Oils and
Watercolors by Phillipa Henschel. The Henschels
are long time residents of Del Mar, and have won
numerous awards for their art.
ART CLASSES DAY & EVENING, Chateau Gallery,
Del Mar, 755-9985, San Dieguito Art Guild (nonprofit).

THE PAINT RAG
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION — SAN DIEGUITO
ART GUILD, INC.
Published monthly by the San Dieguito Art Guild
— P.O. Box 82, Del Mar, California 92014
MEETINGS HELD MONTHLY ON THE SECOND
MONDAY at THE CHATEAU ART CENTER
110 - 15th Street, Del Mar
President: Dee Wilhelmy Telephone (714) 755-9985
Editor: Wanda Booth
JUNE 1972
“THE SECRET” - GEORGE HUKAR - FIRST
PRIZE - OIL/PASTEL

JUNE MEETING
Monday - June 12th - 1:30 P.M.
“Weaving Techniques” is the title of our June demonstration
by Barbara Chapman, who has been involved
with fibers for the past twelve years. Her first
experience was with stitchery and in this medium she
designed and executed stitched pillows for the decorator
trade in Los Angeles.
More recently her interest has centered on the use
of many materials and techniques to produce a collage
effect, sometimes with ethnic orientation.
Mrs. Chapman has taught her craft in Adult Education,
University of California Extension, and to
children in twenty-two of our San Diego City School.
Her work is exhibited with the San Diego Allied
Craftsmen twice yearly and in galleries throughout the
county.
MAY AWARD WINNERS
“Theme of the Month”
1st Olivia Walker - Batik
2nd Kitty Curran - Oil
3rd Bonnie Park - Graphic
HM Mary Elsie Davis - Weaving
EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE
The Southwest Bank of Leucadia is donating $200
to be used for cash award for the June Show. Entries
will be judged by Muriel Rostor, a distinguished artist
of Rancho La Costa. To simplify judging and to meet
the request for the bank showing all entries are to be
brought in on regular hanging days.
ENTRY DATES: Tues. May 30 - 12:30-4:30
Wed. May 31 - 12:30-3:00
Judging will be at 3:15 PM on Wednesday, May 31st.
Entry Fee $2.00 - limit three. Each entry to have
artist’s name, title, media, price and phone on back
right hand corner. Media, oils, WC, and mixed media.
There will be a $50 first, $25 second and $10 third
award in each category, plus two HM in each category,
making a total of 15 entries for the bank showing.
Winning entrants will be notified and they must furnish
clean or freshly painted easels on which to place
their entries while on display at the Southwest Bank
in Leucadia.
OILS
1st George Hukar - ‘The Secret’
2nd Sherry Detlephson ‘Gold & Black’
3rd Marji Morgan - ‘The Lonely Ones’
HM Dorothe Reavell - ‘The Model’
WATERCOLOR
1st Dee Wilhelmy - ‘Anza Valley’
2nd Helen Blumel - ‘Golden Gate’
3rd Mary Alice Lorio -’Space Creature’
HM Virginia Shaw - ‘Still Life’
MIXED MEDIA
1st Margy Kibbee - Pen & Ink
2nd Marion Gannett - Pen & Ink
3rd Millicent Jorgenson - Sculpture

Hello there,
Want to thank everyone who has volunteered to keep
the Gallery open. You are dolls! Hope new members
will sign up for a day. It is interesting to greet visitors
to the Gallery and also to feel an important part of a
great organization.
Excited re the Southwest Bank showing and am sure
you are doing “masterpieces” to compete for the prize
money.
We feel extremely grateful for the benevolence of
Mr. Sidney Fox, President of Southwest Bank, as
well as the help of Mr. William Putnam, manager of
the Leucadia branch, who has arranged for the news
coverage of this event.
See you soon,
Dee
VULCAN SQUARE 1st Annual Art Festival,
Mary Ellen Melton tells us, invites us to participate
JUNE 16, 17, and 18. The merchants of Vulcan
Square are sponsoring this event and offer cash
awards in four categories. Storage space will be available
for overnight, if needed, for stand and materials.
We would like to line the walks and patio with various
art works for sale, (like an Art Walk). We also desire
as many artists as possible to participate in doing
on-the-spot portraits, working in wood, or stone, and
throwing clay pots, as well as weavings.
Contact Mary E. Melton -- 753-5147.
THEMES of the MONTH
June: “Anything Goes” Abstractions and Fantasies.
July: “Sessions in a Classroom”
August: Starving Artists’ Show
September: Ribbons of the Year
ROBERT FREEMAN comes into the Guild periodically
to pick up your donations of excess art supplies
that are most welcome by the children in his school,
so keep them coming. Thank you.
CLASSES
Monday - OIL/PASTEL - George Hukar
9:30-12:30 P.M. Tel. 274-9069
Monday - LIFE WORKSHOP - Live Model
1:00-4:00 P.M. - Fee $1.50 Geo. Hukar
Tuesday - OIL - Linda Bolognese
9:30-12:30 P.M.
Wednesday - OIL/ACRYLIC - Muriel
11:00-2:00 Begin & Adv. $8 ca. Roston
Thurs. - OIL PORTRAITS - Vezia Laurey
Due to her illness class temp. suspen.
Friday - BATIK - Olivia Walker
9:30-12:30 P.M. Tell. 753-2750
SITTING THE GUILD == There are still a few openings
for volunteers to “sit the Guild”. Please consult
the calendar posted on the Bulletin Board. Sitter are
asked to dust and vacuum when necessary, check ash
trays, lights and heaters (OFF). It is important that sitters
call their own replacements when unable to sit.
ALSO - Please call the next volunteer shown on the
calendar before leaving the Guild.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Caplan, Marion
Collen, Sophie
Dietrich, Irma Lee
Fischer, Sigrid
Frank, Joanne L.
Frost, Frances V.
Kiner, Floyette
Lienhard, Betty
Peterson, Dorothy
Roston, Muriel
Weekes, Chas. W.
Until the 1972-1973 Yearbook comes out members
are asked to clip and paste in their currant Yearbooks
new-member listings, as the above and the one that
appeared in the May Paintrag.
We sincerely hope that at this printing Joan Lewis,
Jobie Garber and Vezia Laurey are well on the road to
recover after recent surgery. Get well soon. We miss
you!

The San Dieguito Citizen – Cardiff Star News
Thursday, June 8, 1972
Art Guild Features Weaving
The June meeting of San Dieguito Art Guild will
feature a demonstration of Weaving Techniques
by Barbara CHAPMAN. Members are asked to
meet at the Chateau Art Gallery, 110 15 th St., on
Monday, June 12 th at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Chapman has
been involved with the art of fibers for twelve years,
including stitchery and collage, and has taught her
craft throughout the San Diego school system.
An unusual feature of the June Art Show is that
Southwest Bank in Leucadia has donated $200.00
prize money for the best fifteen entries, to be judged
by Murie Roston, well known artist from Rancho La
Costa. The winners selected are as follows:
OILS: 1 st – Marie Atkins, 2 nd – Linda Bolognese,
3 rd – Jennifer Schulze, HM – George Hukar and
Olivia Vickery.
WATERCOLOR: 1 st – Philipa Henschel, 2 nd – Clara
Fleming, 3 rd – Hammond, HM – Margie Morgan and
Bonney Park.
MIXED MEDIA: 1 st – Cynthia Elman, 2 nd
– Virginia Shaw, 3 rd – Marion Ganet, HM – Dorothe
Reavell and Charles Henschel.
Winners are now on display at the Southwest Bank
of Leucadia.
Weaving Techniques are told (no citation)
SAN DIEGUITO – A demonstration of
weaving techniques will be given at the June meeting
of the San Dieguito Art Guild.
The meeting will be held Monday, June 12, 1:
30 p.m. at the Chateau Art Gallery, 110 15 th St.
Mrs. Barbara Chapman will give the
demonstration.
Winners for the June Art Show are :
(oils) Marie Adkins, first; Linda Bolognese,
second; Fennifer Schulze, third; George Hukar and
Olivia Vickery, honorable mention.
(watercolor) Philpa Henchel, first; Clara
Fleming, second; Elizabeth Hammond, third; Margie
Morgan and Bonney Park, honorable mention.
(mixed media) Cyunthia Elman, first; Virginia
Shaw, second; Marion Ganet, third; Dorothe Reavell
and chas Henschel, honorable mention.
ART APPRECIATION — Bill Putman, presents
check for $200 from Southwest Bank. Mrs. Dee
Wilhelmy, left, president of theSan Dieguito Art
Guild, in support of Guild;s continuing programs.
Looking on is Mrs. Muriel Rosten of Rancho La Costa
nationally renowned artist who judged the Guild’s
recent art show, which will be on display through
Saturday at the leucadia office of Southwest Bank.
Putnam is the preident and manager of the Leucadia
office.

Friday & Saturday
June 16 and 17
Shopping Center in
VULCAN SQUARE
SHOPPING CENTER
in Encinitas presents
a Free Art
Fesival for all!
OIL PAINTINGS
WATERCOLORS
ACRYLICS
MIXED MEDIA
SCULPTURE
from the
Carousel Art
Gallery
in downtown Encinitas
ABSOLUTELY FREE!
Everyone is invited to attend!
Friday & Saturday
June 16-17
WIN A FREE PAINTING!
$100.00 Painting
to be given away free!
PICK UP YOUR ENTRY BLANK
TODAY FROM YOUR
VULCAN SQUARE MERCHANT
DRAWING AT 4:30 JUNE 17
YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN
DON’T MISS IT!
Vulcan Square Shopping Center
Vulcan Ave. at “D” Street, Encinitas