16 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Wed. Aug. 21, 1957!
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ANGORA KIDS come to dinner at the fair last year.
Besides competition among animals, 4-H entrants will
compete in showmanship in most classes. (Photo Lab)
July Circulation Of Library Cains
July circulation in the Douuhis
County Library system was 30,
9.r5, almost douhlc wh;it it had
been in July l!5ti, the first month
of operation of the courtly system.
Heading the community list of
users was Clendalc. It " had the
highest circulation for Juiy of any
of the community libraries, will)
1,301 books, reports Librarian
Carol Trimble,
Meanwhile, all library service
in the county has been suspended
until hept. X Library personnel
has gone on vacation. The suspen
sion was taken by the Douglas
County Library board in an ef
fort to meet a curtailed budget.
I During the vacations Marion
. Walcott, a librarian at Roseburg,
will attend the Pacific Northwest
Library Assn. meeting in Boze
' man, Mont.
A highlight of the summer in the
system has been the award of cer
tificates to IKJO children in the
county who have read eight or
more books in the summer vaca
ville. Drain. Sutherlin and Rose
burg, parties were given for the
; young readers. The parlies car
! ried out the circus theme used in
the summer reading program.
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A CALF BORN AT FAIRGROUNDS gets "baited" to dinner by John Northcraft, FFA
entrant from Brockway. The cow was reserve champion Holstien at last year's fair.
WYNN YOU LEARN
THE TRUTH
YOU'LL USE
FRICTION PROOFING
Relieves and Prevents
Car Troubles Wherever
Metal Moves Against
Metal.
WYNN'S FRICTION PROOFING
CIVES SMOOTHER MOTOR PERFORMANCE
CIVES SMOOTHER TRANS. PERFORMANCE
ELIMINATES LOST HORSE POWER
CIVES MORE OPERATINC ECONOMY
CIVES GREATER MILEACE
SEE WYNN'S FRICTION PROOFING IN
ACTUAL PERFORMANCE AT OUR FAIR BOOTH
Demonstrations -k Informative Booklets
FRANK SUMSTINE
ORchard 2-2305
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SHEEP DOG TRIALS will be held again this year, with dogs working against a stop
watch penning sheep. The dog's judgement and assistance from owner will also be
considered.
Working Dogs To Compete
Wilh two of last year's winners
not expected to return to compe
tition this year, the sheep dog con
test should have a wide open field.
Neither Gordon Baker or Art Ry
chnrd, both of Yoncalla, have plan
ned to return to defend the hon
ors they won last year. About
10 entrants are expected. The con
test will be held Friday at 2 p.m.
in the grandstand.
The contest will show off the
abilities of working sheep dogs
from the county. A total of $210 in
prize money will be awarded to the
owners of the top six dogs. The win
ner will Ret StiO, the second place
entrant $50, and so on to $10 for
sixth place.
Sltcep for the event will be pro
vided by the Douglas Livestock
Market. All sheep used will be sim
ilar and none will be used twice.
Dogs will work with about five
sheep.
Dogs must fetch sheep from the
arena corner, run them through
a gate and pen them. The handler
may assist the dog in any way.
However this will be taken inio
account in judging, and excess as
sistance will count against the dog.
Judging will be based on judg
ment of the dog, obedience to sig
nals from the handler, time, and
assistance from the handler. There
will be three judges. There will
be a 10 minute time limit and a
two minute warning signal.
EAGLE EYE
I QUERETAKO. Mex. Itf Twelve
years after a radio was stolen from
j the home of Mrs. Maria Juana Sat
divar she noticed it in a radio re
pair shop.
I The discovery led to an inves
tigation and the arrest of a man
! who finally admitted the old theft,
'police said.
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S. Oregon Ram Sale Set
At Lakeview On Aug. 23
LAKEVIEW The 17th annual
Southern Oregon Ram Sale will be
held here on Aug. 23, according
to Oris Rudd, sale secretary.
Conducted by the Fremont Sheep
men's Assn. of Southern Oregon,
Northern California and Western
Nevada, the Lakeview sain ilii
year will offer 178 inspected year
ling inmos.
Heading the list of breeds con
signed will be 80 Suffolks. Howard
Brown. Woodland, Calif., will cry
the sale starting at 10 a.m. In the
evening Aug. 22, there will be a
lamb barbecue and social hour,
followed by a short program of in
terest to sheepmen, Rudd said.
Attorney Ceneral Aide
Named By Gov. Holmes
SALEM, I Loren D. Hocks,
Salem lawyer, was appointed
Monday as assistant attorney gen
eral for the department of state.
A 1919 graduate of Willamette
Law School, he owns a cattle and
sheep ranch near here.
He succeeds Ralph Arnold, who
resigned. The appointment is ef
fective Sept. 3.
Dial ORchard
2-1012
DURING THE
FAIR
FOR COMPLETE
PAGE BOY
SERVICE
Another Public Service of
9'
635 S, E. Jackson St.
ORchard 3-7415