‘I don’t have a thing to wear’
Supplying a wide variety of
rubber masks and costumes,
which range from Jimmy Car
ter to Darth Vader, Portland
Hollywood Costumers, on
S.W. First and Pine, carries
Day’s experience ranges
from making Kentucky Fried
Chicken managers up like
Colonel Sanders, to playing
the “Claw” on Sinister Cinema.
Currently he is focusing his
creative energies on a
Halloween party which will
feature hanging bodies, tomb
stones,
eye-like
hors
d’oeuvres, and the illusion of a
room in flames. Day hopes to
sell his party ideas in LoS
Angeles.
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By Elena Vancil
Of The Print
I The ever-popular “conehead” is only one of the strange creatures, that will be out
this Halloween.
Expo cooks with country flavor
ly Joy Feigum
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■From all over rural Oregon,
lestock owners, participants
Id spectators flooded the Por-
land Expo Center last week to
Bring country life to the big city.
I Those not wearing suitable
less, such as jeans, cowboy
mats and boots, stepped
(arefully as they looked at
larious kinds of livestock and
Exhibits.
I Beef cattle—huge beasts—
appeared sleepy with boredom
Ed gazed back with little in
vest. Also to be seen were
Eoultry, dairy cows and sheep
Iressed in capes with only ears
Ed face showing. The sheep
feemed happier with their
Erroundings and bawed at
■egular intervals.
■The proud and expectant
Iwners seemed ready to stay
Er a night or two. Various
fcisekeeping items were ap-
Birent such as sleeping bags,
»fee mugs and portable
Radios.
I The cast for this performance
I® the College livestock and
■airy judging teams competing
E the annual judging com-
Ipetition against other North-
Best Schools.
■ The College dairy judging
Earn walked away with second
■lace honors in over-all judging
[andhighest team in holsteins.
I Members of the team are Bill
Berman, Jim Staehely, and
BickiMyra, all of Canby.
I In the livestock judging, the
(College A team, consisting of
Ih Larson. Canby; Dava Jen-
Ben, Estacada; Merridie-Smith,
■Molalla; Ken Evans, Sandy
(and Jim Claymore, Cedar Mill,
placed tenth. Larson took a six
th place honor for highest in
dividual.
A fourth place was awarded
to the College team in B com
petition. Members of the team
include: Debbie Bugarsky,
Canby; Frank Kraaz, Roseburg
and Don McNiel, West Linn.
The students participating in
the judging are enrolled in
livestock and dairy judging
classes at the College, instruc
ted by Lynn Reagan in
livestock and Allen Mann in
dairy judging.
The livestock judging classes
are part of the agri-business
curriculum and are tran-
sferrable to four-year univer-
sities. •
“The field is wide open and
we are not able to fill all of the
job demand as we have more
job openings than students,”
Reagan said.
A survey conducted in this
field showed that the demand
for jobs will continue to in-
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according to Reagan.
“In judging livestock the
students must make quick
decisions and give justifiable
reasons for their decisions,”
Reagan «aid. “These are skills
that will help not only in
judging livestock but also in
unrelated fields to livestock
judging.”
Reagan is in his second year
of teaching at the College.
Prior to this he taught livestock
judging at Canby High School.
He placed tenth in the National
Livestock judging in Kansas
City, Ka.
The College has already
competed at Fresno, Calif.,
where they placed fourth in
over-all livestock, second in
beef, and sixth in sheep. At
Chico, Calif, the A team placed
seventh in meats and carcus
and the B team placed eighth.
The College team will com
pete at San Francisco,, closing
the meets for this year.
some original creations that are
one of a kind. For anyone
looking tor a new and original
identity for this Halloween-,
“This Halloween people are
costumes are still available.
seeking make-up in imitation of
“We have almost everything “The Rocky Horror Picture
you can think of,” said Virginia Show,” a slightly kinky flick,
Meyers, owner. “And we do that features elaborate make
make to order, right here in the up and costumes,” said a
shop.”
costume shop employee. “The
A wide variety of make-up, Hulk is also very big, and, of
including ears, scars and noses, course Darth Vader and-Kiss.”
provides ample equipment for
Hollywood
Portland
anyone who wishes to create
his own look. Advice in this is Costumers, is normally open
available, in that the make-up from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
clerk, Larry Day, does free everyday except Wednesday
lance make-up and special ef and Sunday. However, it will
fects for motion pictures. He is stay open the Sunday before
temporarily helping out in the Halloween for ghosts and
costume shop during the goblins off to a late start.
Halloween rush.
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