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The creators of these magical figures are Jan and Jean Bajer wha live in the old schoolhouse, which they've converted into a studio and home. .Jean became interested in papier mache while at the Ontario College of Art, and has been turning out the beautifully crafted figures, ranging Durham East Agri-News, 4-Hers -take tophonours by Marlene Werry, P.Ag. Farm Mlanagement Specialist Durham East 4-H team members, Linda Heeringa, R. R. 2, Blackstock; Tom Benschop, R. R. 1, Bowmanviîle; Eric Barkey, R. R. 2, Blackstock; and alternate, Ben Warren, R. R. 1, Port Hope, cap- tured top honours in the 1990 Future Dairymen's Competition. Tom Benschop was the Top Competitor with a score of 849 points out of a possible 1,000 points. To m also exhibited the champion caîf. The Durham East Team place first with a grand total af 2,394 points. The Team also placed second with their barn ex- hibit. Forty-seven competitors, from thirteen different counties, par- ticipated ini the annual Competi- tion. The Competition includes quizzes, caîf preparation skills and a showmanship compontent. It is organized and sponsored by Easter Breeders Inc.. The Competition was held July l9th and 2th, 1990 at the A.M. Barr Arena, in Kemptville. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August ', 1990-13 in size from six inches to three teet or more, for over three decades. Jan's primary talent is in artwork of porcelain which he studied in his native Austria. Aside from making utility items, some of his work if sheer fantasy. There are castles, fire-eating dragons and other figures relating to medieval lore. For a while the couple stayed with their individu.al specialties. Then they became interested ini each other's, work. As Jean says, "lwe started to teach each other." Now they work together in both porcelain and papier mache. When we were there, Jan was making a figure of Don Quixote -- he of the impossible dreams. Jean has almost, completed a colorful model of Katisha, the nasty old lady in The, Mikado. Both artists are interested in theatre which is reflected in much, Job Printinig Of ail. kinds Orono Weekly Times 983-5301 of their work. They begin by draw- ing sketches of their subjects. Then they build armnatures, of wood, ch icken wire and coat hangers. After that, a r ough cover of paper is put on. The paper could be anything from paper towels to newspapers.-The design is crafted and held together with, wallpaper paste, and finally the piece is painted, usually in vivid hues. None of their work is sent to retailers. It's sold at, shows and galleries. They keep many of their favorite pieces for themnselves. And as you wander around the studio and other ronts of their home, your imagina- tion gets free rein as you gaze at the myriad of wondrous creations -- from the ferocious-looking dragons to Little Bo Peep, it's ail a feast of fantasy. 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