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16 The Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Fri., Aug. 26, 1960 Art, Photography, Gem And Mineral, Hobbies And Crafts Fair Awards Given ARTS Oil Painting Portrait, 1-orraine Martin, Glide; landscape, Bill Friday. Roseburg; seascapes, Dorothy Spires, Rose burg; flowers, Jean Warner, Rose burg; still life, Ilallic Kord, Rose burg; any oilier subjects not list ed, Amy Robinson, Roseburg. Wattrcolort Portrait, Arlon Gilliland, Rose burg; landscape. Amy Robinson, Roseburg: flowers, Jacqueline An tics, Roseburg; still life, Bill Fri day, Roseburg. Pattils Portrait, Lorraine Martin, Glide; landscape, .Maude Powers, Win ston; flowers, llallie Ford, Rose burg: any other subjects, Bill Kel sav, Roseburg. Charcoal, Gwen Robinson, Rose burg, first and second; pencil col ored, black and white, Margie Uen ing, Roseburg; ink, Keith Warner, Roseburg. Ceramics Hand built original design, Gwen Robinson, Roseburg, second, (only entry); sculpture, Cynthia East man, Roseburg; china painting, conventional design, Mrs. Villctta West, Roseburg; luster and gold, Treva Jones, Winston; undcrglaze, Naomi Avery, Roseburg, first and second; glaze, Naomi Avery, Rose burg; stains and textures, Naomi Avery, Roseburg; polished 1 i p, Naomi Avery, Roseburg; multiple articles, Treva Jones. Winston; raised slip design and applique, Naomi Avery; one - stroke tech nique, Naomi Avery, first and sec ond; any other, Naomi Avery, sec ond (only entry). EVER TASTED Mrs. Farming's Canning? V Scads ol Exhibits! DOUGLAS COUNTY rFAIR AUG. 2S-28 Weaving Aprons, Mrs. W. Frank Brown. Canyonville; baby blankets, Ruth Barnhart, Roseburg; bag, purses, hats and ties, Nan Dixon, Rose burg; dresser scarves, doilies, chair sets and pillows, Mrs. Mary Benson, Roseburg: place mats. Es sie Koentz, Roseburg; rugs, Essie Koenlz; skirts, Verna Carothers, Roseburg, first and third; stoles and shawls, Ruth Barnhart, Rose burg, first and second; towels, Ruth Barnhart; yardage, M r s. Frank Brown, Canyonville; other useful articles, Essie Koenlz, Rose burg. Finger Painting Realistic, Rex Miller, Roseburg. Water Colors Realistic, John Myers, Roseburg. Drawings, Graphics Charcoal, Sharon Conrad, Win ston; crayon, Sara Walton, Rose burg; pencil, black and white or colored, Billie Heritage, Winston. PHOTOGRAPHY Amateur Photography Black and White Portrait, Harold Malisclt, Grants Pass; still life, Luverne von Schriltz, Roseburg; landscape, Marion Johnson, Eugene; ani mals, Betty Lou Tauscher, Rose burg; marine, Robert E. Robins, Roseburg; any other subject, Rob ert Martin, Grants Pass, first and second. Colored Slides, 35 m.m. Portrait, Glen Hadabaugh, Rose burg: still lite, Edith Radabaugh, Roseburg; landscape, Gary Kirk, Roseburg; animals, Jim Riggs, Roseburg; Marine, Edith Rada baugh; any other subject, Edith Radabaugh. Colored Slides, V, by V Portrait, Clair von Schhrillz, Roseburg; still life, Luverne von Schriltz, Roseburg; landscape, Ralph B. Cooper, Roseburg; ani mals, Chester Johnson, Rosehurg; marine, L. D. Bloom, Roseburg; any other subject, Mildred Horn, Roseburg, first and second. Professional Photographers Black and white: Portrait, Wil son Studio, Roseburg; news and action, William L. Christensen, Roseburg; any other sjuhect, Wil liam Christensen, first and second. Colored prints: Portrait, William Christensen, Roseburg; any other subject, Barbara Winterfeld, Roseburg. HOBBIES, CRAFTS Collections Sporting goods, Raymond Miller, Roseburg; antique or old collec tions of general articles, Mrs. R. w. Jacobson, Roseburg; scrap books, .Mrs. 1. B. lhompson, Win stun; collections of figurines, glass salt shakers, etc., Ethel Harris (ilendale; any other collection, Chris Hansen, Roseburg. Wood Craft Wood carving, Jerry Rust, Rose burg; lamps. Rex Menegot. Rose. burg; book ends, plaques, candle holders, trays, etc., Gerald Rust, Roseburg; end table, coffee table or similar project, David Rust, Yoncalla. second (only entry); desk dining table, chest or similar large project, David Rust, Yoncal la; veneer inlay work, any size Jerry Rust, Roseburg; any other article, Jerry Rust. Miscellaneous Crafts Metal, Wanda Might, Roseburg; leather, Tim McCarthy, Roseburg; special award, Raymond Miller, Roseburg; models in wood, John Donnelly, Roseburg; models ir plastic, Art Conrad, Winston; oh jects hanging on walls, Wayne Wer ner, Roseburg: any olher item, Dr B. R. Shoemaker, Roseburg. Science Crafts Article depicting biological sci ence. Leilani Gallo. Florence: ar ticle depicting any olher field of science. Junior Pitts, Roseburg. GEMS AND MINERALS Mineral Specimens Asbestos, Frank Stancliff, Rose burg; chrome, Frank Stancliff; copper. Frank Stancliff: gold mill ing ore, Frank Stancliff; mercury, J-rank Manclitf; building stones, Duane and Dorothy Coble, Rose burg. Gemstones and Crystals Single specimens, Everett Tent er, Roseburg; crystal groups, Roy Rose, Roseburg. Lapidary Work Transparencies, Everett Teater, Roseburg; tumbled materials, un mounted, Frank Stancliff, Rose burg; unmounted cut and polished, Leo Manske, Winston; jewelry, commercial or handmade, Stuart Cameron, Veterans Hospital, Rose hurg: polished petrified wood, Frank Slauciiff. Mineral Collections Non-melallic materials. Junior Pitts, Roseburg; collections of met- Glendale Parents Told Schools Open Monday; Cafeteria Open early, and will pickup children on the school about 8:25 a.m. will J Soma final changes may have .Ml. Reuben Road on bis second pick up children on the Reuben to be made, but the routes will run. Road. i be substantially as noted above. Glendale parents are reminded, that school will open for all grades on Tuesday, Aug. 30, and classes will continue all day. The cafeteria i will be open, also, on the first day 1 of school, according to Mrs. Ger ald B. Fox, News-Review corre spondent. I One exception to the all-day rule is that of first graders who may or may not remain all day. Those who have already had their physi cal examinations may register and leave. Mothers are urged to bring the children and to slay and take them home if possible. Those who must slill have their physical ex aminations will be remaining at the school longer than the others. If possible, mothers, whose first graders have to remain through the noon hour, should buy a cafe teria ticket and cat with the child that first day. Supt. Marlen Yoder emphasized, however, that it would be better for the child to come to school on the second day, un accompanied by his or her mother. There will be some adjustment in school bus schedules because of the addition of the Upper Cow Creek area to the district. Jim Lyons, the new bus driver from Upper Cow Creek, who drove lor the Canyonville district last year, will start from the end of tiie Upper Cow Creek route, and pick up all Cow Creek children, lie will make the loop up as far as the Weischedel place, then come down past the Azalea store, and over to the main highway where ho will pick up children at the Guinan and Fisher residences before proceeding the rest of the way to the schools. Gerald Brady will start at the end of the Starveout Creek route and will pick up children until he reaches the Starveout Creek Bridge. He will then skip to Mo (line's Market and proceed up the Old Highway 99 to the Old Glen dale Junction. Walt Winklcman, driving the Quines Creek Road bus, will start at the end of the Quines Creek route and out to tiie main highway and down the Glendale Road from the junction, picking up children all the way to the school. Joe Payne, driving the Wind y Creek route will lake that road "Bud" Reynolds will pickup stu dents on the Locker Route and Tunel Road run first, then, leaving allic minerals, Junior Pitts; mixed collections of minerals, Annabcll Pitts, Roseburg. "O't-ftz of Hearing" SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST THE EXCITING CONlESt YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT ON CADROWAY'S SHOW N8CTV today PIUS k 8 BIG WEEKLY CONTESTS 200 WINNERS 25 EACH WEEK "HELP A CHILD TO HEAR" SCHOLARSHIPS NOTHING TO BUY : "JTeMTH "Living Sound" ' Hearing Aids . COME IN AND ENTER CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY 663 S. E. JACKSON OR 3-4533 V VS 0"lM!TE0?MPEeONLaY! N0W! I VV fi Insure boating fun for your 1 ' 1 "' rS''1 whole family. 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