Terry, Tremaine, Laurel awards

Science Fair At Oakland Exhibits Draw Large Crowd By EDITH DUNN A large crowd of persons attended the recent science fair at Washington School gym in Oakland, at which a number of primary and upper grade exhibits were shown. Those students winning awards were Daniel Stroop. Tom Alp, Sheldon Spague, Billy Hambrick, Vicky Crites, Deana Copeland, David Fickes. Tim Alp, Terry Spencer, Dayl Stephens, Douglas Moore, Pat Barnett, Stephen Alsup, 'I remain Spencer, Laurel Spencer and Linda Stearns, all first grade students; Leola Horn, Victoria Cope-land, Susan Hohnson, Dwight Barnett, Joan Cantwell, Lennes Han sen, Teresa Smith, lla May uiueu and Danny Watkins, all second graders; Sarah Sorenson, a third grade student; Tom Ocumpaugh and Francisca Inda, fourth graders; and Joanne Manning, a seventh grade student. Officors Elected New officers for the coming year were elected at a recent meeting of the Umpqua Home Extension Unit. Those elected were: Mrs. Evelyn Karlinger, chairman; Mrs. Olive Koozer. vice chairman; and Mrs. Lola Haines, secretary-treasurer. A demonstration on "Meals on a Budget" was presented by Mr?. Harvey Timm and Mrs. Tom Sut ton. Members of the unit helped prepare tne meal. A report on