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1W - f -J Tuei., Aug. 21, 1956 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 17 Telephone Company Slates Demonstrations Of Sounds SOUNDS OF PLANES zooming through sky will be part of Pacific Telephone's exhibit at Douglas County Fair of Roseburg Aug. 23-26. Darlene Searle will be one of telephone operators describing improvements in transmission of sounds from Gay 90's to present time. ' Citizens Handy In Fair Plans Many private citizens have come to the aid of the Douglas County j Fair Board in planning this year's edition of the fair. Dick Turley, fair manager, said the team will make possible what proDaoiy win De me largest iair in the country's history. The citizens have accepted ap pointments to head up departments at the fair. Without their interest, said Turley, success of the fair couldn't be assured. 1 A partial list of the appointments is contained in the fair premium book. They are: Byron Auer, dairy and beef cat tic; Howard Hatfield, sheep, hogs and goats; Glen Wellman; poultry; Inez Stancliff, rabbits; Bill Tipton, fruits and vegetables; Mrs. C. J. Bielman, flowers; Bill Tipton, farm crops; Mrs. Anne Turley, food pres- Farmers Find Difficulty Selling Woodlot Logs CORVALL1S 11 Farmers are having some difficulty selling farm woodlot logs because of continued slowness in the lumber market, the farm forest products market report said Tuesday. rni.:..inn .... n4.. mill tuncvci, ficiiu oJ tiiuusaiiu iui select No. 2 Douglas fir logs 24 feet and up. Regular No. 2 logs, 32 feet and up, were $60 with No. 3s at $52. Other sales included: Molalla, No. 3 Douglas fir-logs over 20 feet, $54 a thousand; Eugene, peelers, 80 to $110; Sutherlin, No. 2 stud logs, $45. -V DIAL ORCHARD 2-1012 DURING THE FAIR FOR COMPLETE PAGE BOY SERVICE ANOTHER PUBLIC SERVICE OF ervation: Mrs. Alda Brumbask. i Frank Brown, miscellaneous arts baking: Mrs. Archie Ferguson, arts John LeDuc. photography: Elgin and crafts; Mrs. Jack West, arts; I Lester, hobbies; Homer Grow, Fu Mrs. Earl Wiley, fine arts; Mrs.iture Farmers of America; Frank Harry Brubaker, ceramics Mrs. ' von Borstel and Jane Gates, 4-H. With raoidlv drawn cartoons the operators will give their im pressions of such telephone users as: The "telewolf". who thinks he is the working girl's invisible dream boat. The "dialing dud" who some how seems to get the wrong num ber, and his opposite, the "wise i old owl," who always places his calls correctly. The tclcohone company s exhib it, according to local manager D. Demonstrations of telephone in dustry improvements will be blended with the sbunds of planes, trains, marching bands and sym phony orchestras at Pacific Tele nhnni'ft "Stereouhonic Sound" ex hibit at the Douglas County Fair. Using special tape recordings, telephone operators will explain how transmission of sounds has improved from the Gay 90 s, through the Charleston and juke box stages to the present high firlplitv recnrriine era. Visual demonstrations will be" E. I.afferty, will be Oi'en from 2 given of how colored telepnones to 10 p.m. Aug. 23-Zb. matcn or Diena wun me aecura tive scheme of a home,, and how extension telephones provide com plete phone service. Farm Crops Rate In Local Income Compromise E.R Center Ser For Portland Vote PORTLAND un A bitter con troversy over -where to build a center again will be submitted to city voters. The City Council voted Wednes- Although Douglas County is not- day to put a-compromise measure ed for its limber, farm crops form an important part of the county's income, according to uiu iipion, farm crops superintendent for the 1956 Douglas County Fair. Many superior varieties of crops have had their initial promotion at fairs and this year's Douglas Coun ty Fair should be no exception, Tipton said. Classes will be provided for most of grains, grasses and pasture seeds. Containers for exhibits this year will be furnished by the Fair Board and will be standardized in size to make the crop exhibits more attractive. on the November ballot, providing for a dual development downtown and in the East Vanport area, ine eight million dollars, voted pre viously in a bond issue, would be divided equally between the two . sitcs- . ,v . ' At the May primary the voters decided to limit location of the center to east side of the Willam ette River. The new proposal would supercede this. An annual church service and procession commemorates the ship wreck that brought St. Paul to Malta. STOCKMEN! MAKE McKAY DRUG YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR ANIMAL HEALTH NEEDS CUTTER PRODUCTS: KRS Kills Screw Worms Comes in handy opplieotor cant just squirt in wounds. We recommend BLACK DISEASE VACCINE and FLUKES KILLERS for fluke control for your sheep. Veterinary Instruments ALL SIZES VETERINARY SYRINGES INTRAVENOUS OUTFITS ELASTRAT0RS AND RINGS MILKING TUBES four -K Franklin Veterinary Supplies: O BONE OIL O DEHORNING PASTE O BLOOD STOPPER . O PHENOTHIAZINE O FOOT ROT TREATMENT ' ' O SULFA-UREA CRES0LIS ANTISEPTIC POWDER . TERRAMYCIN POULTRY FORMULA MASTITIS TREATMENT ANIMAL FORMULA y. Pk tcirmacu a
