2015 Newman Fall Festival by Mattos Newspapers

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A special supplement to Mattos Newspapers â&#x20AC;˘ Tuesday, September 1, 2015

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Andrade honored as festival grand marshal NEWMAN - The 2015 Newman Fall Festival grand marshal has devoted herself to nurturing local children and community service. Sharon Andrade joins the ranks of distinguished community leaders who have been honored as grand marshal of Newman’s signature celebration. Festival organizers said Andrade was a deserving selection for the honor, given her decades of dedication to the community and its youth. “She has dedicated her life to teaching young children and volunteering countless hours to service clubs,” commented Toni Butero, Fall Festival treasurer. “Everything she does, she gives 110 percent and embodies all that a grand marshal should. The committee felt strongly that Sharon’s ongoing contributions to Newman and

her unwavering support of early childhood education made her an ideal choice for their top honor.” Andrade may be best known for her work as a teacher at the Newman Coop Nursery School. She started helping teacher Janet Perry in 1979 as a classroom volunteer, Andrade related, and two and a half years later became the teacher for the ages 4/5 class. She has taught that class ever since, helping the hundreds of pupils who have come through her classroom prepare for kindergarten and beyond. Andrade brings to that role a love of children and passion for early childhood education. Her students, she shared, learn far more than the academic basics that help

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prepare them for kindergarten. “I want them to leave having respect for themselves and others, with positive self-esteem and having learned to cooperate with others and show their compassion toward one another,” the grand marshal explained. Her educational involvement did not stop at the nursery school. She was involved in starting an after-school care program at Von Renner known as Stone Soup, which was a forerunner of the after-school program. Andrade was also an after-school program coordinator at Yolo Middle School for about four years, and remains involved as an after-school substitute serving where needed in the district. Education was not her initial career focus, Andrade acknowledged, but

life experiences led her down that path. She had initially been studying police science, and during the course of that experience was part of home visits where she found children living in deplorable conditions. Andrade turned to education, she said, to help make a positive difference in the lives of children - a mission that has been a passion for decades.

Family focus Andrade, a 1965 Orestimba graduate, left Newman for a time after marrying her husband Ken in 1968. The couple lived for nearly a decade in Southern California where both their children, daughters Deanne and Kathleen, were born. After returning to Newman in 1977, they quickly became involved in activities to help provide their children - and countless others - enrichment opportunities. Andrade was involved

as a Girl Scout and 4-H leader for more than a decade. She and her husband were active in booster clubs while their children were going through Orestimba. “Wherever our kids were, we were there. We were always involved,” Andrade noted.

Community clubs Andrade is also an active member and secretary of the Newman Lions Club. She is also a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, American Legion Auxiliary, Friends of the Newman Library, Newman Garden Club, Orestimba 50-Plus Club and Gustine Seniors. Now, the community will show its appreciation for her many contributions when Andrade is recognized as grand marshal. “I am very, very excited,” Andrade shared. “It is such an honor to be asked to do that.”

BMX drag races Sunday

Scavenger hunt returns

An afternoon of fun awaits young riders as the BMX drag races return to the Fall Festival for a fourth year. Racers will take to the streets Sunday afternoon, Sept. 6, at 1 p.m. Races will be held on Q Street adjacent to Pioneer Park. The races are open to boys and girls ages 3-18. Competitors will race in age groups as they compete in double-elimination events consisting of one-on-one sprints. Ribbons will be awarded to the top three finishers of each division. Registration and bike safety checks begin at 11 a.m.

A $250 grand prize at stake at the 2015 Newman Fall Festival as the scavenger hunt returns for second year. A total of five clues will be posted to Instagram @newmanfallfestival and the Newman Fall Festival Facebook page over the course of the weekend, leading to the location where the prize envelope is hidden. The first clue will be posted Friday, Sept. 4, at 6 p.m. The winning team or individual need only return the envelope to the Newman Fall Festival booth to claim the prize. The winner will be recognized Sunday, September 6, at 9 p.m. at the Pioneer Park Gazebo.

Newman 4-H’ers serving up breakfast A hearty breakfast will be served up by the Newman 4-H Club Saturday, Sept.5, at the Newman Fall Festival. Pancakes, eggs, ham and watermelon are on the menu. Coffee, orange juice and milk will also be served. Donations are $6. Children under 4 eat free of charge. The breakfast is served from 7-11 a.m. at the Newman FDES Hall. Club member projects will be on display at the breakfast. Call 652-0883 or 484-7464 for advance ticket purchase. Tickets are available at the door.

Photo contest Amateur and professional photographers from the Stanislaus and Merced counties will be competing for prizes as the Fall Festival’s photo contest returns for the third year. All entries, which are submitted in advance of the festival, will be on display at the festival in Pioneer Park. Categories include animals, floral, alternative image manipulation and landscapes. Photo contest awards will be announced Saturday, Sept. 5, at 10:30 a.m. at the Pioneer Park gazebo.

Welcome to Newman! We want to welcome you to our beautiful city and to the Newman Fall Festival. This year, as always, the Fall Festival Committee has organized a weekend of fun-filled events with something for everyone. We’re looking forward to the many activities that celebrate all that makes Newman the vibrant community it is. We invite you and your family to join us for a wonderful weekend. Bob Martina, Mayor Nicholas Candea, Roberta Davis and Casey Graham Councilmembers

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Parade a highlight of Festival’s final day The Fall Festival parade will make its way through downtown Newman Sunday, Sept. 6, to start the festival’s final day of activities. Parade divisions include floats, bands, color guards, automobiles, automobile clubs and novelty and comedy. Participants will be competing for plaques and cash prizes ranging from

$100 to $250. Special awards will include honors for best reflecting the ag theme of the Fall Festival and best Newman entry. The parade begins at 11 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 6. Parade awards will be announced at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the gazebo in Pioneer Park.

Honoring Our Grand Marshals and Miss Newmans GRAND

MARSHALS

1972........................ Franklin “Patch” Patchett 1973.................................. Francis T. McGinnis 1974 ............................... Rev. H.J. Von Renner 1975....................................Martha Thompson 1976 ................................William “Bill” Miller 1977............................William “Bill” Sherman 1978 ............................................. Paula Davis 1979 ..................................... Domenic Matteri 1980.............................................Tom Yancey 1981...........................................Richard Smith 1982 ............................................ John Mowry 1983 ...................................... Hurd Barrington 1984 .........................................Alfred Rose Sr. 1985 ............................................ Ben Arnhold 1986 ........................................Julia Asselstine 1987 ........................... William “Bill” Brunette 1989 ...........................................Janet Carlsen 1990..............................William “Bill” Mattos 1991............................. Alfred “Bush” Rose Jr. 1992 ........................ Augustine “Augie” Alves 1993 .............................................. Tony Fraga 1994 ............................................. Pat Morgan 1995 ............................................ Gilda Cabral

The Fall Festival parade will kick off a full day of activities Sunday, Sept. 6. The parade begins at 11 a.m.

The Newman Fall Festival parade will feature a variety of colorful and entertaining entries.

MISS

1995 ......................... Honorary: Glennis Kidder 1996 .......................................... Laura Amorin 1997 ............................................... Mel Souza 1998 ............................................ Frank Marks 1999 ................................................Lee Jasper 2000 ................. 30th Anniversary Celebration Honoring All Previous Grand Marshals 2001 .........................................Helen Barsanti 2002 .......................................Barbara Powell 2003 ..............................Kathy Ponce de Leon 2004 .......................................Bob McConnell 2005 .............................. Phill & Dotty Mulkey 2006 ...................... George & Roberta Vargas 2007 ...................................................Ed Ford 2008 ..................................Joe & Kathy Evans 2009 .............................. Dave & Farris Larsen 2010 .................. 40th Anniversary Celebration Honoring All Previous Grand Marshals 2011..............................Ernest L. “Ernie” Prien 2012 ................................................ Jim Jasper 2013 ....................................... Marge Carvalho 2014 .................................................. Ed Katen 2015 ....................................... Sharon Andrade

NEWMANS

1971 ....................... Evelyn (Mora) Avila 1972 ...............Susan (Barrington) Cope 1973 ........... Becky (Wortman) Ellington 1974 ..............Eleanor (Ramos) Mendes 1975 .................. Cindy (Freitas) Spinelli 1976 ............................Kimberly Forbus 1977 ................ Colleen (Nolte) Thacker 1978 ...Carla “Cricket” (Champion) Marin 1979 ....................... Lana (Beach) Ennis 1980............Trina (Canter) Beauchamp 1981 ..................... Nelia (Texeira) Chen 1983 .............................Michelle Castro 1984 ................................ Debbie Costa 1985 .....................Lisa (Sanches) Tuttle 1986 ................... Gina (Coelho) Dayton 1987 .......................... Jennifer Williams 1988 .............Sandi (Mendonca) Solano 1989 ...........................Deanne Andrade 1990......... Michelle (Arnett) Marroquin 1991 .................. Jill (Jackson) Landeros 1992 .................. Jennifer (Maier) Galas 1993 ................................ Amber Lopez

1994 ................. Sarah (Arnett) Bagnani 1995 .....................Krisiey (Rocha) Salsa 1996 ................................Cyndi Dupont 1997 ........................... Shaula Gonzales 1998 ..................... Julie (Cope) Filippini 1999 ............ Jessica (Amaral) Gonzalez 2000 .........................Amber Prochaska 2001 .......................... Dominique Neely 2002 .................................. Sarah Perry 2003 ... Ashley Haines/Drew Crow-Bray 2004 .....................Kris Alair-Matthews 2005 ................................ Julia Crisanti 2006 ............................Onjynea Correa 2007 .......................... Rebecca Crisanti 2008 .....................Mallory McLaughlin 2009 ........................Tiffany McConnell 2010 .................................Shelby Fields 2011................................Adriana Lopez 2012 .................................Olivia Tejeda 2013 .............................. Jasmine Miller 2014 ................................ Bobbi Solano

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Those attending “An Evening Under the Stars” will enjoy a variety of wine and hors d’oeuvres as they socialize in Newman’s downtown plaza Friday, Sept. 4.

‘Evening Under the Stars’ Friday An “Evening Under the Stars” returns to kick off a festive weekend in Newman Friday, Sept. 4. The popular event will again be held in Newman’s downtown plaza and will feature fine wines, micro-brews, cheeses, hors d’oeuvres, and desserts. Companies providing the food and drink include Gallo Wineries, Delicato, Sextant Winery, Hilmar Cheese, Stewart & Jasper Orchards Company Store, Dust Bowl Brewery and In Good Taste Catering. Along with the food and drink, attendees will be treated to entertainment, a live auction and drawings for prizes. The event will be held from 7-10 p.m. Tickets are $30 and may be purchased at Mattos Newspapers. Advance purchase is recommended, as tickets are limited.

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Dancers take center stage Saturday The West Side’s finest movers and shakers will show off their dance skills Saturday, Sept. 5, at the third annual Newman Fall Festival dance contest. “Think You Can Dance, Newman?” will hit the gazebo stage at 8 p.m. Individuals, groups, clubs and organizations are invited to participate with professional or self-choreographed routines. Entry fee is $5 per individual or group. Age groups for the individual and group divisions are under 5; 5-8; 9-11; 1214; 15-18; and adult. A separate division is offered for clubs, organizations and businesses. All music will be screened in advance. Music and dance routines must be ageappropriate and family-friendly. Entry forms are available at Mattos Newspapers, 1021 Fresno St., Newman. Entry forms and music may be delivered to Mattos Newspapers and Spotlight Dance Company no later than 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 4, or to the Fall Festival booth in Pioneer Park by 3 p.m. the day of the event.

Dance contestants will show off their moves Saturday, Sept. 5, at the Fall Festival.

n behalf of the entire 2015 Newman Fall Festival Committee and the City of Newman, we would like to invite you to join us for the many events that are planned for this week. We believe that we have a little of something for everyone! Organizing an event such as the Fall Festival requires the tireless efforts of many dedicated volunteers. We would like to thank those members of the 2015 Fall Festival Committee for their hard work and commitment as well as the many community members who stepped forward to help in many different ways.

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The Fall Festival is also very fortunate to have dedicated sponsors and community partners who help with many of the events and entertainment that we offer. We would like to thank them for their continued volunteer time, monetary and in-kind contributions. We hope you, your family and friends enjoy the Fall Festival!

Julie Barcelos, Chairman and Fall Festival Committee Members: Toni Butero, Christine Eddington, Ed Faria, Kathy & Randy Rocha, Carol Daum, Caroline Nelson, Madison Medeiros, Crickett & Mike Brinkman, Kiyo Dupont, Don Gomes, Jeff Vandervort, Greg Soper, Marc Chittim, Jonessa Santos, Dawn Richardson and Amanda Watson.

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6:00 P.M. – NEWMAN FALL FESTIVAL PRESENTS THE LITTLE MR. & MISS NEWMAN PAGEANT, at the historic West Side Theatre. Watch the crowning of the Little Mr & Miss Newman at our beautiful theatre in downtown Newman. Tickets are $3 limited to the first 200 people.

Friday, September 4

12 NOON – CARNIVAL OPEN IN PARK on R Street throughout the day and evening, continuing through the weekend. 3 PM – BOOTHS OPEN IN PARK some commercial and food booths will be open for business starting Friday afternoon at the Newman City Park. 5 P.M. – PETTING ZOO Stable Living will be providing a Children's Petting Zoo throughout the weekend. See and experience your favorite barnyard animals up close! 7 P.M. – EVENING UNDER THE STARS • Wine, Micro-Brew and Cheese Tasting. City of Newman Downtown Plaza, cost $30 per person. Last year’s event was a sellout, get your tickets early, first come, first serve basis. Limited to the first 350 people.Tickets available at Mattos Newspapers or from Fall Festival Committee members. A variety of California wines will be supplied by Delicato Family Vineyards, Gallo Wineries, Stewart & Jasper Company Store, and Sextant Winery. Featuring micro-brews from Dust Bowl Brewery, and Angry Orchard Hard Cider. Cheeses from Hilmar Cheese and Saputo. Catered hors d'oeuvres by In Good Taste Catering. DJ Services by Sounds in Motion. Sponsored by Rabobank, Newman.

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9 A.M. – VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT at Densmore Park. Sign-ups at the park at 8 a.m. Upper Division and Lower Division team splits. $10 entry fee per person includes commemorative shirt while supplies last. A limited number of teams will be allowed to sign up. Contact: Kiyo Dupont, 862-0620. 9:15 A.M. - ELEMENTARY GAMES. Registration at 9:15 a.m. with games from 9:30 to 10:30, Densmore Park on R Street, behind the preschool. Children age 5 to 11 are welcome to participate in a variety of friendly competitions that will run in succession beginning at 9:30 a.m. Parents are encouraged to stay to cheer the children on from the sidelines. No charge to participate. 9:30 A.M. - 10:30 A.M. – TODDLER-PRESCHOOL GAMES, held in the playground of the Newman Co-Op Preschool located on R Street next to the Newman Library. Children are welcome to come in during that time to explore a variety of hands-on stations and interactive games in an open-house style. Children must be accompanied by an adult. No charge to participate. 10 A.M. "BAILEY'S LEGACY" FUN RUN AWARdS at Park Gazebo 11 AM – HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT Sign-ups at 9 a.m. for the Singles Competion. $10 per person. Cash pay-outs to winners. 10:30 AM PHOTO CONTEST AWARdS & RECOGNITION at the Gazebo. Help us recognize the award winning photos from the 2nd Annual Photo Contest. Categories include Local Flavor, Daily Lives, Nature and Machines on Wheels. 11:00 A.M. – PETS ON PARAdE at the Gazebo. You’ve always known you have the cutest and smartest pet. Well now is your chance to prove it. Categories include: dumb trick, owner-pet lookalike, most unique, best dressed, biggest and smallest. Prizes to winners with no charge for entry. Pre-registration at 10:00 a.m. Contact Carol Daum, 8621251.

6 A.M. "BAILEY'S LEGACY" FUN RUN Pre-Registration begins Friday at 6 p.m. in front of the West Side Theatre, Downtown Newman. Race day registration begins at 6:00 a.m on Q Street Between Merced and Fresno Streets. The race includes a one-mile walk/run beginning at 8 am and a 5K walk/run beginning at 8:15 a.m. PreRegistration entry fee is $15 for adults ($12 per person for teams of 10 or more) and $10 for children 18 and younger. Event day registration entry fee is $20 for adults ($15 per person for teams of 10 or more) and $10 for children 18 and younger. Race updates can be found at www.comfortingkids.org. Call 862-3235 or email baileyslegacy@hotmail.com for more information. Sponsored by Comforting Kids Foundation and benefits Bailey's Treasure Box.

12:30 - 1:30 PM – NCLUSD MUSICAL THEATRE DEPARTMENT PERFORMANCE at the Gazebo. The NCLUSD Musical Theatre Dept. presents shows that feature students within the district from grades 4th through 12th. For the Fall Festival, some of our students will be highlighting numbers from our previous shows over the past 7 years.

7 A.M. - 11 A.M. – 4-H PANCAKE, EGGS & HAM BREAKFAST at FDES hall. Members projects will be on display. $6 donation, children under 4 free. Limited tickets available at the door. Call Ingrid Mello at 6520883 for tickets.

8PM – THINK YOU CAN DANCE NEWMAN? - DANCE CONTEST at the Gazebo. Individuals and groups compete to see who has the best moves. Children, Adult, Group and Club divisions. Entries must be age appropriate, and include a copy of their chosen music. Acts will be censored.

9 A.M.-12 MIdNIGHT – CARNIVAL, FOOd, ARTS & CRAFTS ANd COMMERCIAL BOOTHS will all be open for business on Saturday morning. SOUNdS IN MOTION will be providing musical entertainment throughout the weekend at the Gazebo. PETTING ZOO Stable Living will be providing a Children's Petting Zoo throughout the weekend. See and experience your favorite barnyard animals up close!

3-4 PM – POWERS PRODUCTIONS at the Gazebo. Local dancers of all ages performing various routines. 4-5:30 PM – ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A 5TH GRADER? at the Gazebo. Join a live version of the popular t.v. show... adults versus the kids! 6 P.M. – KELLY MCdONALd BANd at the Gazebo. Local Country Music Artist and his band performing original music. It will be a foot stompin' good time!

Sunday, September 6

SOUNdS IN MOTION will be providing musical entertainment throughout the weekend at the Gazebo. 9 A.M.-LATE – CARNIVAL, FOOD, ARTS & CRAFTS AND COMMERCIAL BOOTHS will all be open for business on Sunday morning.

Sunday, September 6 con’t PETTING ZOO Stable Living will be providing a Children's Petting Zoo throughout the weekend. See and experience your favorite barnyard animals up close! 11 A.M. – FALL FESTIVAL PARAdE. Down Main Street turning right on Fresno Street and ending at the City Park. 11 AM – HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT continues, Sign-ups at 9 a.m. Doubles competition. $10 per person. Cash pay-outs to winners. 12 NOON - 4PM – WEST SIDE AUTO CLUB CAR AND MOTORCYCLE SHOW. Tulare Street, between Q and R streets. Contact Don Gomes, 765-1273. 1 P.M. –KIdS BMX dRAG RACES Come see how fast you are! One on One Sprints, First to finish wins the heat, Double elimination. Join us for an afternoon of friendly competition, good sportsmanship & fun! On Q Street Next to Park. Open to Kids ages 3-18. Registration begins at 12 noon and Release of Liability required. For questions call Jeff Vandervort, 862-0547. 1:30 P.M. – NEWMAN FALL FESTIVAL PARAdE AWARdS at the Gazebo. 2-3 PM – SPOTLIGHT STUDIOS DANCE at the Gazebo. Local dancers performing various routines. 3 PM – LIONS CLUB QUILT dRAWING benefitting Quilts of Honor, at the Gazebo. 3:30 PM – WEST SIdE AUTO CLUB CAR ANd MOTORCYCLE SHOW AWARdS at the Gazebo. 4 - 5:30 PM – VITAL SIGN - SOUTHERN ROCK SHOW Live Music at the Gazebo! Join us for your favorite classic rock tunes by Lynyrd Skynyrd, Creedence, ZZ Top, The Black Crowes and more.

6 - 7 PM – CORNERSTONE DANCE at the Gazebo. Local dancers performing various routines. 8-10 PM – ROB ELY, APPEARING AS TIM MCGRAW & FRIENdS performs at the Gazebo. Singer/Songwriter/Performer, born and raised in California, Rob has honed his skills as Professional Entertainer in many different areas of music and performance, including performing and writing original Country music and practicing the art of Impersonation Shows.

9 PM – SCAVENGER HUNT AWARdS at the Gazebo. 10:00 PM - KIDS DANCE PARTY at the Gazebo.

Monday, September 7 9 A.M. – COEd SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT at Barrington Park. Co-Ed teams, 10 players to a team plus alternates. $75 per team. Minimum 6 men, 4 women. Pre-Registration required. For questions or registration call Marc Chittim, 209-262-5420 or email marcchittim.nsacal@ yahoo.com.

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2015 Newman Fall Festival Park Map C A R N I V A L 1

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KIDS CARN IVAL

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D IR E C T O R Y 1. NPD Command Post

15. Sno-Biz

29. Knights of Columbus

42. ConxTV

2. First Aid – West Side Community Ambulance

16. Dippin’ Dots

30. Newman Fire Auxiliary

43. LuLa Roe

17. Rigo’s Tacos

31. Funtime Toys

18. Artfull Food Creations

32. Air Kustoms, Inc.

19. Double Eye Distributing

33. Solar City

45. West Side Animals for Adoption

20. Abel’s Taqueria

34. Orestimba Presbyterian Church

46. Euro Bungee Jump

35. Anne B. Shoemake - Susan G. Komen

47. Water Baller’z

3. Fall Festival Alcohol ID Booth 4. Newman Rotary 5. JJ Liquor 6. Maria’s Mexican Food 7. OHS Junior Class 8. D Meat Barrel – Donnie DeGraff 9. The Lemonade Yard

21. Pot O’ Gold Kettle Corn 22. It’s Magic 23. Fall Festival

44. Origami Owl Jewelry

36. Stampete Crossfit

48. Stars & Stripes Hermit Crab Game

37. Trendy Salon

49. Stable Living Petting Zoo

38. Krisedie’s Novelties

50. Andrea Arts & Crafts

10. FDS Chinese Food

24. City of Newman

11. Sugar Attack

25. Stan Co. Mosquito Abatement

39A. YSA Communications (Dish)

12. Carmen’s Tacos

26. Stewart & Jasper

39B. YSA Communications (DirecTV)

13. Mondo’s Roasted Corn

27. Newman Rotary

40. Ely’s

52. Get Fit 24/7

14. Katherine’s Concessions

28. Newman Lions Club

41. Pampered Chef

53. Fancy Nancy’s Boutique

51. CMB Boutique

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A Vintage View (Aisha Powell) Burlap wreaths and hand painted wooden signs Awake My Soul (Kim Silva) Religious jewels, baby blankets, bows, headbands, layets, home décor, crosses & religious bottles, license plates, baseball caps, dog collars, belts & belt buckles. Cailey Lessel Hand crafted succulent gardens Charlotte Schuler and Sandra Tune Solar Lights Posts & quilts

Mary Graff with Karen Loughman, Christina Gardner and Pam Wurtz Hand made signs, crochet hand towels, appliqué, crochet crowns, appliqué bath towels, scarves, crochet beanies, baby blankets, & headbands. Nana’s Angel Creations (Jackie Price) Handcrafted children’s clothing & accessories Neenurz Jewelry (Crystal Garcia) Key chains, lanyards, bracelets, necklaces & coﬀee mugs

Rebecca Chappell Essentially from Eden (Kristie Garduno) Earrings, bracelets, rings, necklaces, Natural hand-crafted lotions, soaps, bath possible upcycled wine bottle candle bombs & balms for personal care products. holders & wind chimes. Got Gourd (Jan L. Gilliam) Wreaths, painted gourds & wood crafts

Richard McIntyre Etched glassware, travel mugs, asks, coﬀee cups, ag cases & cut vinyl decals.

Happy Faces (Olivia Glassford) Face Painting; stained glass décor, fused Sonia Humphrey and Family glass jewelry, wind chimes, candle lanterns Bows & hair accessories, chunky & humming bird feeders. necklaces/bracelets, tutus, sugar scrubs, crochet hats, head bands & scarves It’s a Look (Kristi McNeely) Hand dyed clothing, related accessories & Stagi Works (Melissa and Olivia Stagi) bracelets. 2014 1st Place Booth Winner Art, Dolls, Art Dolls, Mugs & Stuﬀed Kayla Villarreal Animals Planters, vases and wind chimes made from glass bottles, cooling bandanas, Stitch ‘n Stuff (Steve Sale) herb plant gardens, seed bombs, quilts, Handmade Jewelry & Sports Collages blankets, & burlap wreaths.

Tigerlily Oils (Priscilla Gonzales) 2014 2nd Place Booth Winner Room Sprays, lotion sticks, roller bottles, sugar scrubs & lip balms Uree Menezes Framed hand drawn pictures The Wright Boutique (Renee Wright) Hair Bows, headbands & blankets

WSAA and its Members Betty Davis Kitchen Towels, blankets, jewelry & crochetted items Caroline Nelson Art journals, traveler notebooks, beaded items Out of Your Gourd (Sonia Humphrey) Decorated gourds & saddle crosses West Side Art Association Membership Information, brag books, candy jars and photographs donated by Dawn Richardson.

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Tournament offers cash prizes The stakes are high in Pioneer Park over Labor Day weekend as the Newman Fall Festival plays host to its annual horseshoe tournaments. Cash prizes await the top four finishers each day. A singles tournament will be held Saturday, Sept. 5, with a doubles tournament set for Sunday,

Horseshoe enthusiasts will be taking aim at cash prizes in the Fall Festival tournament this weekend.

Sept. 6. Registration begins at 9 a.m. each day, with the competitions starting at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. on Sunday. Entry fee is $10 per person. For more information call Greg Soper at 5135707.

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Bailey’s Legacy: Runners hit the streets for a good cause The sixth annual Bailey’s Legacy Fun Run will be held Saturday, Sept. 5, as a part of the Newman Fall Festival. Both the one-mile and 5k races for the charity event start at Pioneer Park, at 8 a.m. and 8:15 a.m. respectively. The Comforting Kids event benefits Bailey’s Treasure Box, which provides items that help bring comfort to children in the local communities who are facing long-term illness. Advance registration is $15 per adult ($12 per person for teams of 10 or more, and $10 for children 18 and younger). Race day registration is $20 for adults ($15 per person for teams of 10 or more) and $10 for children. Race day registration will be held from 6 a.m. to 7:15 a.m. Teams are encouraged to create team shirts in honor/ memory of loved ones af-

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Pets in the spotlight Saturday morning Pets and their proud owners will take center stage at the Newman Fall Festival, where the popular “Pets on Parade” show is set for Saturday morning, Sept. 5, beginning at 11 a.m. at the Pioneer Park gazebo. Dogs, cats and a variety of other species large and small will be showcased in the annual show. Divisions include dumb trick contest, owner-pet look alike, most unique, best dressed pet, biggest pet and smallest pet. Check-in time is 10 a.m. All pets must have applicable licenses and vaccinations. Entry forms may be dropped off at True Blue Veterinary Clinic or Mattos Newspapers or submitted the day of the event. For more information, call Carol at 862-1251.

Pets of all sizes and species will take the stage Saturday morning, Sept. 5, when the Newman Fall Festival hosts its popular “Pets on Parade” show at the Pioneer Park gazebo.

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Children’s games, activities set for Saturday The Newman Fall Festival offers something for all ages and interests - including the community’s youngest residents. A variety of children’s games and activities will be held Saturday morning, Sept. 5, at the Newman Co-op Nursery School adjacent to the Newman branch library. The games are free. Games for the children ages 5-11 will begin at 9:30 a.m. Densmore Park next to the pre-school. Registration begins at 9:15 a.m. A variety of activities for toddlers and pre-schoolers will be offered from 9:30-10:30 a.m. in the pre-school playground. The activities include a variety of of hands-on stations and interactive games. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

A variety of children’s games are on tap Saturday morning, Sept. 5, as part of the Newman Fall Festival.

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Softball tourney closes out Festival weekend The Newman Fall Festival softball tournament will close out a busy weekend Monday, Sept. 7. The co-ed tournament begins at 9 a.m. at Barrington Park. Entry fee is $75 per team. All teams are guaranteed three games. A mush ball be will used but players may use gloves. The park snack bar will be open to provide food and drinks. Prizes will be awarded to the top two teams. For questions or sign-ups, please call Marc Chittim at 262-5420 or email at marcchittim.nsacal@yahoo.com.

A co-ed softball tournament will bring the Fall Festival to a close. The tournament will be held Monday, Sept. 7, in Barrington Park.

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Cars, motorcycles on display Sunday The Westside Auto Club will host its annual Fall Festival car and motorcycle show Sunday afternoon, Aug. 31. Vintage vehicles will be on display along Tulare Street, at the north edge of Pioneer Park, for the public to enjoy. The car show will follow the Sunday morning parade. Those with vehicles on display are invited to join the club in the parade that morning. Car show awards will be announced at 3:30 in the park gazebo. Call Don Gomes, 765-1273, for additional information.

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Volleyball teams to compete at Festival The 26th annual Newman Fall Festival volleyball tournament will be held Saturday, Sept. 5, in Densmore Park (adjacent to the Newman branch library). Registration begins at 8 a.m., with competition to follow at 9. Teams of two to four players will compete in upper and lower divisions. Entry fee is $10 per person. The first 150 people to register will receive a t-shirt. Call Kiyo Dupont, 862-0620, for additional information.

Volleyball takes center stage Saturday, Sept. 5, when the Fall Festival hosts a tournament in Densmore Park.

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