Art Division
Awards Given
At State Fair
Art department awards at the
rftate fan were announced Mon
day a follows:
Pro(mional Modern Oile: Portrait
Albert Patcy. Portland: Richard
Kenn?c, Toitland- Landscape Jerry
B Srone. Saiem. Robcit Voigl. Salem.
Marine Alaert Hatccky. Portland:
Jane Hanwn,' .C'orvalli. ' lower none
awatOed. fnt Albert I'atcrky. Porl
Und Still Lite Amanda tinvder.
fortiand; Albert Patetky. Poitland.
Anj Subject Clitloid Ulcason, Sa
k?tn. lAlbeit Palevky. Portland.
PriJefcional Water Colors Modern:
Portrait No awardf. Landscape
Bh Bradv. Salem: Hubert Voit. Sa
il m Marine . Bolwrt Volgt. Salem;
Mildred Warner. Portland. "lowars
Ko first award: Caitnelita Brauil,
Satem. S'.itl li( 1 Anabel Wood,
Portland. Jane Ilannn. Carvalll. Any
Subject Mildred Warner. Portland;
Camietita Barqutkt, Salem.
Proleaskonal any medium except
Oil or aircolor modern: Portrait"!
Nt mild first. Jane Hanson. Cor
Valii. Landscape No award first:
Jane, Haiv-on. Corval!i. No marine or
flower aw a da Anv Subject Albert
Pateckv. Poitland: Albert Patccky.
Portland.
Amateur Modern Oilt: Portrait!
No award Landscape Dale Cleaver,
Salem: Dale Ckeaer. Salem. Marine
Ho award Tlower No award first;
Fl-irence But net t. Vancouver. Wah.
S'lll Life France Sop p. Salem;
Ethel Chandler. DeLake. Any Subject
Date Cleaver. Salem, Dal Cleaver.
Salem.
An-aleur Valctc6)or Modern: Por
traits No await. I -andicaae
Frt.il Van Santrn. Sjlrm: Emily Van
Santen. Sakrm Marine Blanche Pa-
.Jrck. Poitland, Emily Van SanteVi.
ifialem ricwera Gladys K. Fronk,
Vancouver. Wah ; Evelyn Smith.
Partial. Still Life No award. Any
Subject No award first; Bob Car
row. Salem.
Any Medium Amateur Modern: No
ward in pot trait, landscape or ma
rine. Flowr No award firsl; Mr.
J-ephine Brown. Portland,. Any Sub
ject No tuirdi.
Ama'eur Conservative Otl: 1 Por
trait Norma Lachelle.v Salem; A.
Krrwan. Portland. Landsraoe Dr. S.
M Gellert. Poitland; Minnie Smetana.
Salem. Marine A. K Irwin. Port
land. Erma Vebel. Salem. Flower
Virginia S. Burrill. Portland; A. Kir-,
win, Portland. Still l.ll Dr. 8. L
Gellert. Portland: Narrna Laehette,
Salem. Any Subject: Rhoda Huaaey.
Portland: Frank Boyington. Portland.
Amateur Conservative Watercolor:
Portraits Bertha C. Roliertson, Port
land: Vanish Lee, Portland. Land
acape Bertha C Robertson; Martha
Buck. Eugene. Marine Erma Vebel.
Saletn: Itonald Neierud. Silverton.
Still Life Evelyn Smith. Portland:
Sarah Watnee. Portland. Flower?
Mr. J. E. Iron. Corvallis; Sarah Wat
nee. Portland. Any Subject Evelyn
Smith. Portland: Martha Buck. Eugene.
Any Medium Conservative): Por
trait Mr. H. S. KauUman, Port
land: Jack Bveri. Salem. Landscape
V ladle Dvorak. Albany: Mary
Smart Hales. Portland. Marines No
awards. Flowers Gertrude Keeler,
Portland: Josephine Brown, Portland.
Any Subject Vladie Dvorak, Al
bany; Betty Rover. Lebanon.
Professional Conservative Oils: Por
traits C. 8 Gordon. Portland: Marida
Sandblast, Poitland. landscape Gil
lian Greenwood. Portland; C. S. Gor
don. Portland Marine Maud S.
Hollister. Port'and; Edvth Ellsworth,
Portland. Flower Esther Buckley.
Sublimity; Maud S. Hollister. Port
land. Still Life Alice H. Hutchin
son. Portland, Lillian Greenwood.
Poitland. Any Subject E. B. QiiiR
ley. Portland; Clyde Leon Keller,
Portland
Professional Watercolor: Portrait
Edyth Ellsworth. Portland; rrance K.
Smalley. Portland. Landscape Eve
M. Pyfer. Corvallis: J. B. Edgar. To
ledo. Marine Frances K. Smallev,
Portland; Eve M Pyfer, Corvallis.
Flower Corlnne Gould. Portland;
Corinne Gould. Portland. Still Ufe
Eve M. Pvfer. Corvalli; France K.
Smalley. Portland. Any Subject Rov
Wolfe. Portland: Mildred Warner.
Portland.
Anv Medium Professional: Portraits
Alice H. Hutchinson. Portland: Kate
C. Raymond. Portland. Landscape
Irene P. Hendricks. Po.-tland: Mabel
H. Oster, Portland. Marine No
awards. Flower Kate C. Raymond.
Portland: Irene P. Hendrick. Port
land. Anv Subject Alice H. Hutch
inson, Pert land; C. S. Gordon, Portland.
State Fair Tidbits
By Jerymo English
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j Jackson Wins
4-H Judging
j Jackson county won first place
! in the 4-H livestock judging at
the state fair Monday with a team
core of 1.830 out of a possible
2.400. Members of the team were
Robert Lytle, Aliens Owens and
Clyde Williams. Coos county was
Krcond and Linn's all-girl team
from Tangent was fourth.
Members of the third place
Marion county team are Charles
Reinhart, Floyd Fox. Jr., and
Clarence Tschantz, of Silverton.
The Linn team led by Len For-
j ster of Tangent is composed of
1 Donna Davis, Jean and Donna
McKinley.
Other teams placing were
Orant ftth, Clackamas 6th and
CUtMip 7th. Livestock judged in
cluded Guernsey, Jeisey and
Hereford cattle. Chester White
barrows, fat lamb, Hampshire
ewes and Chester White gilt.
Oliver Kieren of Grant wah igh
scorer; Clyde William of Jack
son, second; Linda Rock of Til
lamook, third.
AT THE RACES. . .,. Always a
popular gathering place - for Sa
lem folk during the fair. . . .Mrs.
Velma Farmer, chic in a black
suit with the new long skirt, oc
cupying her usual bov . . . her
guests on Labor day were the
John Elliotts and Palmer McDon
alds of Portland, ( both couples
having formerly lived here . . .
the Edgar Pierces, Karl Beckes,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jones and
MiiS Louise Goodwin of Seattle,
a guest at the Farmer home. . . .
Mrs. Jones looked her usual smart
self in a grey suit with pleated
skirt and felt hat . . . Sunday
night Mr. and Mrs. Jones were
hosts for a supper on the terrace
of their country home for their
holiday guests, the John Elliotts.
. . , The same group occupied a
box at the Follies in the eve
ning. Other bax holders. . . . With
the Ralph Cooleys were the Rich
ard Cooleys and Margie Cooley
squired by John P. Maulding of
Medford, a guest .at the Cooley
home this week. . . . Margie dash
ing in a brown and white stripe
sheer wool with red blouse. . .
Further down the G. F. Chambers
with the Douglas McKays. . . .
Mary Lou McKay having as her
guest her Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority sister, Norine Boyd of
Portland. . . . Two other Kappas
to join Mary Lou for fair week
will be Valda Wold of Vancou
ver, Wash., and Jeannette Layer
of Neskowin. . . . Carl Gabrielson
with the Linn Smiths. . . . With
Judge and Mrs. E. M. Page were
her sister and family. Dr. and
Mrs. George Evans and their navy
son, Edward, of Portland. . . .
Spotted. . . . Mrs. Harry Schenk
and Mrs. Ralph Campbell in a
box and next were Governor and
Mrs. Snell, who had as their
guest, Mrs. Louise McClaskey of
Portland, striking in a black suit
with black felt derby hat adorned
with a white silk drape. . . . Later
they went on to the horse show.
The George Flaggs . ... and in an
other box were the P. D. Quisen
berry., the Paul Hendricks,
James B. Youngs and Daniel J.
Fry. . . . TheA Ifred Gerlingers
with their two (laughters and ihe
Molly Jiirkviris and their boys. .; . .
The Arnold Kruegers with the
Glenn McCoi micks. ...
Out on the apron. . . . The
Douglas Dragers came over from
'Lebanon to join Jimmy and Dvris
NlchoUon for the race. , . . Rex
A do I ph. and daughter, Joan, with
the Robert Dragers. . . . The J. C.
Kt'lU, YM giMKM'.il secret. try, sail
Monday.
Unfilled are pot loft v.icant
by James Dimit, physical direc
tor, and Pauline Girod. office sec
ret iry. Dimit Jcft the staff to
(ii.iih at Leslie Junior 'iigh school
and Mis-i Ginxi return to Wil
lamette .university a a senior.
Taking over the position left by
Chester Goodman, who has be
come asxxi;ited with the Canby
Th Staltman, SaUm. OrogonTiwaday. SpUmbT 2. 19477
high school faculty, Moore ar
rived here with his wife, the for
mer Beatrice Hartung. and two
children. Prior to his leaving Sa
lem seven years ago, Moore was
boys' work secretary at the local
YM. He is a giaduate of Willam
ette university.
Tracvs over from Dallas for the
day . . . and the Maurice Heaters
in from their country place. . . .
Chatting between races the John
Steelhammers, Gene Vandeneyn
des and Mr. and Mrs. Let) Childs.
. . . Secretary , of State and Mrs.
Robert S. Farrell, jr., coming in
for a few races with their attrac
tive daughters, Joan and Sally.
. . . Welcome home for Mr. F. j
Ivan Brown, who has been in To-
peka. Kansas, with her daughter '
n nHAM.. 41.. I I I . . i
iMMiii.y, mc i riaru' wiiens,
and new grandson the past three
months. ...
Noted. . . . The Robert Craigs
in their box ... as were the C. E.
Stricklins. . . . The Al Feitelsons
and James Linns together. Anoth
er smartly dressed twosome . . .
Mrs. Ben Wittner and Mrs. Wal
ter Cline. . . . Placing their bets
. . . the senior Herbert Stiffs, V.
E. Kuhrus. . . . James Cookes. El
more Hills and Dr. and Mr.
James Sears. . . . The Robert Can
nons and Coburn Grabenhorsts
together.
On the Midway. . . . Joan
Lochead and her ecort, Hubert
Williamson, Long Beach. Calif .
who is visiting here during fair
week. . . . They will drive south
Thursday with Mrs. Harvey Quis
tad, Joan visiting at the William
son home for a week and Mary
beth with relatives. . . . Joan's
two sisters, Gail and Donna, hav
ing the time of their lives oper
ating their ice cream booth. . , .
Kelton and Molly Jean Lowery
together. . . . Kelton, having come
north on jeave, will be accom
panied back by his family. . . .
Joan Beakey with her fiance.
Roger Schncll, and with them his
sister, Phyllis. . . . Margaret Wag
ner and Patricia Vandeneynde
showing Margaret's nieces, Chris
tine and Kathleen Drye, the sights
plu. several rides on the Merry-Go-Round.
. . . The title girls
adorable in identical plaid dresiiev
YM Staff' Ready
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For Winter Slate;
Two Posts Vaeant
With the arrival of Minion K.
(Gu) Moore from Long Beach.,
Calif., over the week end to take
up duties as associate general
secretary of the Salem YMCA, the
revised YM staff is complete ex
cept for two position:, (!. A. i
rot
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Hot and Happy
Fair's Opening Day Draws Large
3rowd of Picnickers; Displays Good
x By Maxine Bur en
Stattsman Woman's Editor
Well, the opening of Oregon's 82nd state fair brought just what
the public wants in temperature, a good hot day where everyone
can sit around and mop brows, eat melting ice cream and nurse tired
feet. :
While the crowd was ample, it
seemed les condensed than last
year and certainly the lineups for
food and rest rooms were far
smaller. Everyone seemed pretty
contented and -we heard only a
few calls for; mothers o( lost
children over the loud speaker
Monday.
The state police's fancy figure
8 traffic plan Us, unique, giving
everyone a charice to allow every
one else to cro$s the traffic first.
L vers resting in each other's
arma on the lawns amid picnick
ing families and playing children,
seemed to mind neither publicity
nor heat. j
One family Igroup, sitting on
the ground seemed oblivious to
the state lair and centered their
interrat on the ballgame cming
over a portable radio which they
had brought along.
Though the large displays of
farm machinery really beckoned
me, I dutifully Kvent to the wom
en's f department, where cooked
foods and handwork were to be
reported upon.
While display In the food and
needlework sections seem small
again this yer, the quality is
good and the arrangement pleas
ing. An over-abundance of en
tries always makes for a more
cluttered display.
Last year we blamed the small
number of canned goods entries
on the shortage of sugar;' this
year we have to cast around for
another reason probably that too
many women have given up 'can
ning for freezing. '
Cookies, cakes and breads took
a jump over last year, and look
exceptionally good. No doubt the
large 4-H club exhibits .draw
heavily from the woman' de
partment entries.
The weaving entry, spurred on
no doubt by the recent weaver's
conference,, seem a bit larger and
certainly better than in previous
years.
There are manv ouilts. dis
played well and high so they can
be seen. Crocheted and Knutea
work entry seems large, and em
broidery work about the same as
usual. There is a very attractive
showing of needlepoint and petit
point.
One should spend at least an
hour in the woman's department,
and return several times to see it
all.
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WANTED
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i Bos will make ihe following pickups
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Commercial if Mission, Commercial & Center, West Salem (Ma
ple Tree Restaurant Corner), Commercial & Columbia, Keizer
School.
The Brt Crop it the Willamette Valley. Good camp ground,
tents and cabins with stoves, light, water and fuel furnished.
Store and restaurant on grounds.
1. k UVESLEY HOP CO.
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at the
Commercial Booh Siore '
141 N. Commercial
Phone 4534 -
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Shop now and avoid tha rush.
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Genuine Leather Zipper
note books
Feneil Boxes
S division eelulald tab Index,
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Crayola, stxe t. 1C and 21
Crayonex, sixe t. 16 an4 24
Payans
Na-roll Crayona
Esterbrook pens with re-new point
1.50 ,nd 2.C3
Pencil to match. 1.75
Underarm tipper eases, m rings
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