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\ !M<?eMori 10 \\ um;n;Aon \0>' lo^ton GlobA eOon^i^-. 14 Vva'hmef^n (..) f A a .1>!npton PoM; a ? d ".1 a n He; %?/-- rnaf$ 'W?n(.h^',lf'c U>\\ ci edaf Rapid- <\>a/n?h-> ard 12 IX-t \ V | < .ny 1 p d Vha Vh , veseran an nme ve-H' A-. .'vf-? a? ohe j v d'.lnx r.v .! h '.jjpihed *h a penoi !; >..c mt- pleasant six-room brirk house with his father his grandmother, his aunt Celia, and his IVv ear-old brother Chris A two previous contests--one, "when was very young," a coloring compel lion sponsored by the Fort Worth Sta Telegram, the other a taler competition held by th Sa/\ Oo^ Mg/tury WgMjg, Qc^bhQr X city's schools. X ^.14- Paintings he has made er compass a wide variety c subjects, including religioi scenes, a self-portrait, a pad ing lot, copies from his favc rite artist. Van Gogh, an ^-RATIO birds, especially a pet parre named Petiquito. One of hi greatest successes was a map nified, full-color portrayal c a wasp, with details of it anatomical structure. It didn win him any prizes, but it dii get him raised from a C minus to a B in biology Tiny details His favorite subject righ now is football players, ani he has a whole portfolio o them including Tom Demp sey, Dick Butkis and Dai ggmm VJ ars35W *&f \ l at ex . MAT WALL FINISH W f YOUR RIGHTS; IXPtlSSION of your personal tastes and life style Ping in a new look for your home with Rogers colors that say it your way. Hundreds of tints, shades and accents let you break away from yesterday, create your own living tradition today. With a guarantee of ~' complete satisfaction right on the label. Reeves But his major effor to date has without doub been his "Football in thi Fall." Some of the detail ii the picture is so tiny that hi had to paint it while lookin; through a magnifying glass "The only thing I'm sorr about is that I had to miss . lot of baseball practice to ge it finished in time," he says Asked whether he think children abroad will be ab!< P3 to understand a picturi which deals with an Ameri can sport, Anthony replies; " Add-on k>c a ! v\ mner-. 'wfnrted for eac h <j ! A -- distobutmi* m>v,v 4h<*\ voir rwcn? a *mi0 Accents slightly higher think it shows the excitemen and the joy of a game, anc people everywhere can ap preciate that." Judges listed t j p * o! Mnrit a UNICEF atendar and a cojn of *- A H.Vxt' ) ou Si'f/'i a ' ThuM* v%tnm?rs will niM`d through thHr in al rwv,\vp.'ipnK U S winner .Anthony igurv who mad about nteM m the I on Worth Ingram say. hts bobr* art and athlHu s, and ROGERS PAINT PRODUCTS available at Sh e r w in -Wil u a ms See Yellow Pages under Paint for the location at the store, nearest you. Judges for the competitior were two UNICEF officials Margaret Sharkey, director o the greeting card operation and Olcutt Sanders, directoi of programs for the U.S. com mittee; two representative: of PARADE: Herbert Kupferberg, associate editor, anc Anthony La Rotonda, art di rector; and Ezra Jack Keats. t ft A a l.mciful oepichon ol a \\ .l.uluim exploding with joy as mum; tomhdmvn is xrored Atv a grader at the | V ! ider *< hoof m f ot! Wodh, is a I exas an f tan, and look Ins non horn a ! C t; lex,is game dn -Ninon ( after ! mid lavosnln time ot th*' year is thf 41-aM-.on. he explains ' 1 worked Mim~~ -ttii- ,i burning house lie has cmiragcd by his father, Pris Dominguez, ,] I C U graduate who is a common ial jrlisl. "I don't help him; he helps me," says Mr Dominguez "Anthony's a hel ler arlisi than I am I first nolle ocf'his lalenl m the second guide lie couldn't draw well but he had great color comlunations I saw he had a knack, and I let him alone This summer lot the first less houses down the sired lives former Si louis Cardinal pilcher Tex Carlton, who sometimes gives the boys pointers on baseball form The brothers arc on lire same I Mile league I earn, Anlhony as a utility outfielder and Chris as a relief pilcher Chris, an eighth-grader, modeslly says thal he dabbles in art. loo, but that "Anlhony passed me a couple of years cM<m$ books; John Culkin. Center for .Under standing Media; and Jack Rau, member ship secretary and artist, American Institute of Graphic Arts. The judges were unanimously im pressed with the high level of the en tries and reported great difficulty in selecting the final winners after first narrowing the outstanding pictures to a group ofa{)jfl00.