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18 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore Wed. Aug. 21, 1957 7 J;.H F 3f "it- 1 -.ir".- UE3nii "V"JC-". - -mi: r 70 THE RESCUE OF A FALLEN RIDER, the rodeo clown moves in to toke this furious bull off his intended victim. Brohmos will even attack horses therefore the fleet-footed clowns must be used in this avent rather. than mounted pickup men to save the contest ants. This life-saving function makes the work of this funnyman deadly serious and the most dangerous job in rodeo. Phone Exhibit Set At Fair State Fair Bills An adventure into space awaits ed, a parent or accompanying adult i DlSSCT Art STOW isilors to Pacific Telephone s cx- will be asked to make tlie call. I n u , , !, Another feature of the exhibit is SALEM An art show that will here mil also be free three- I e solar battery demonstration. It bc representative of the best in lute telephone trips to any place snows how sunlight is turned into , orceon ai t W Di omispri for the the United States and demon- energy by the battery Two of the "Oregon sfat Fair opening visitors hibit at the fair There will also minute in strations of how the world of sci ence has entered the "Sun Age" through the -mention of the BcM Solar Hattcry. I Based on the start of the Inter-! national Geophysical Year on July 1, the company's exhibit will show , how satellites .slightly larger than a basketball will circle the earth. They are expected to travel at an altitude of 30U miles and a speed of 18.000 miles an hour. Telphone operators at I he exhibit will explain the part that trans-1 islors will plav in transmitting in-: formation from the sacellilcs to scientsts on ?arlh. ItapiJIy replac ing vacuum limes in all coin nuinica turns, transistors arOiC.lnm A. ..!.! -II ll T,.. .. L'inn graduates of WiUainelle University owy appointed' supe'rinlendent of in saieni. - (i, ,., nlln!1,.lnni aniicinri the cooperation of all the "big names" in Oregon's art circles and they have promised to enter the best of their work. "This will be the first time that ilia rttr.ri.r. cl-.ln P .. I ti t K,..., C A I T.' M 1M. A n....ii omit uu lino nnu v i I llf nillUS DI UIJ1UI S. ii,,iL- nf t li i c ni n-n " Hf radio, television and recording King. "Because of hick of wali jeiftuuitiiiie, win nave me star- soace Ames Brothers Dated For Salem and poor lighting, the best ins ioic in u.c uicgon loiaie r air , Oregon art sts have declined to iMgni iicvue. uei Mime, mem-: ex,ibit in the past. But this year, bcr of the Stale fair Commission ; Wiih the help of Dr. Cameron in charge of entertainment, has faulin. head of Willamette Uni annuunced. Ihe musical varietv v,.riivu m-t Hrimnni U,A ha.,a iiems oi uw i-iieuiiieu lu. eucn iiiKm redesigned the art department. It are ox ine lau nugusi imougn uep- w,u be located in the old roller also an invention of the Uell Tele-, tember 7. Other top flight enter- skating rink and will have esneci phone Laboratories. turners will be announced soon, ally designed suspended walls and Once every hour a long .distance .Milne said. lots of hanging space with good uin-i.iiui will sijiii ine i lie lie ci mumivii iu iiii-ii uwii i .-iiiuw uyuilllg. to select a person from the audi-; over 195 stations. The Ames Broth- ence to make a free thiee-minule ers have appeared on the Milton! MODEL TOWN demonstration telephone call to Bene Show, t he Ld Sullivan Showi CORB1N, Ky. iAi The jailer any piace in me Limed Mates. anu me jacKic itieason ?now. lu-re was a lonely man recently: Pacific Teh phone Manager D i llieir recording of "Naughty Lady For eight days no arrests were r.. i.aneriy suggests inai persons , oi anauy i.aue . sei a recoru made and the cells went empty planning to visit the exhibit have among all record companies for "You can say that cither Corbin ready the phone number of a total sales in one day 1I8.G97 is a very good town or that the friend or relative they would like and it is still rolling past the 1,- police department is no good," one 10 can. u a cniiu snouiu oc scieci-1 'ou.uou mam. patrolman joked. HOME REMODELING All Your Questions Answered ccc niiD jll vun BOOTH DISPLAY Mosomte Sidmq i -rt Johns-Manvillc Scol-O-Motic Windowl Crawford Garogc Doors Fuller Paints HELPFUL REPAIR AND REMODELING TIPS Home Improvement Loans KjoTkiiKir: nnwM 36 MONTHS TO PAY 7J 31 SEE YOU AT THE DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR GERRET5EN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. IN RHYTHM WITH A CYCLONE, the saddle bronc rider rolls with the pitching of the horse and spurs over the break of the shoulders. If he touches ony part of the saddle, the rein, or the horse with his free hand he's gooseegged, ond he can't wrap the rein around his hand or change hands. He must stay aboard eight seconds ond spur the bronc from shoulder to flank to earn the high score it take6 to win. STOPPING ON A DIME, the calf-ropers horse oids his rider in a race against the stop watch by braking to a halt as soon as the loop is settled on the calf's head. By the time the horse is stopped the rider will be dismounted ond started for the calf. He must then throw the calf by hand and tie ony three legs together with the short pigging string in his teeth. New Personnel Added To Staff Four new faces will be among department superintendents at the fair this year. Mrs. Carol Season of Riddle, in charge of canning, has had sev eral years of 4-H experience in her field. Mrs. Byron McKean, Hose- burg gardener, will replace Mrs. C. J. Bielman of Sutherlin as head of the floral department. Jack Church will be in charge of the relatively new hobby department. Olalla rancher, Harry Hucklcr, will run the horse department which was re - opened last year by Cordon Baker of Yoncalla. Homer (how. one of the fair board members will also serve again in charge of FFA competi tion. He is FFA advisor. Also in addition to open competition are the 4-H classes at the fair, run by agents Jane Gales and Frank von Uorstel. Other superintendents include Myron Auer, beef and dairy cattle divisions; Howard Hatfield, sheep, goat, and swine divisions; Glen Wellman, chickens: Inez Stancliff. i rabbits; Bill Tipton, fruits, vege tables, and farm crops divisions; Ada Brumback. baking; Mrs. Ar chic Ferguson of Days Creek, tex 1 tiles: Jack West, arts; Mrs. Harry Brubakcr. ceramics; Mrs. Frank j Brown, miscellaneous arts; and John LeDue, photography. ATTEND THE DOUGLAS COUNTY I FAIF 538 S. E. OAK AVE. PHONE ORchard 2-2636 or 3&
