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M IX 'T k f M rp p n rr G a r r i t e T lm r< ll r p p n r r O rrg u ti X u g u sl 7 . m i W r d n f* 4 j * . Live performance« scheduled on Clown-bullfighter competition new to this year's rodeo indoor stage W eatherford, cookin g demon itrationa by Sandy Hichard*on. Birdine Tulli*. and Jane Kawlin*. and po**ibly other* not yet con firmed For time*, specific*, and other performer*, fair visitor* should check the published dally schedule and watch the schedule sandwich hoard* on Main Street in Heppner Lexington lone, and Hoardman a* well as the one on the fairgrounds each day To help in carrying theme of “ Alive in « * ’ a variety of "liv e " performance* will be given on the indoor Mage of the main exhibit hall throughout the fair These will include muaic and tong* by Marti Raker. Dawn Harm. Wanda Riley. Leroy Worneil and C h en lyn Smouae a haintyling and color demonatration by Jan Stroefier and Patti Naim* of Country Shear* *lide show travel talk* by Mary Goheen. Helen Martin, and Justine 2 new events attract attention Two new livestock event* are attracting a lot of attention this year The lamb fitting and showing contest, a team event to allow group* to demonstrate the proper fitting and showing of market lamb* has attracted several teams says OSU Kxtension Agent Steve poooooi Campbell The My U m b i Fav orite Outfit also has a lot of takers These are fun events designed to teach as well as entertain the participant* and spectators They promise to be a lot of fun for everyone <0000000000000<<00000<X B la z e K in # PRE-ORDER T R U C K LO A D SALE - > V jfj UGUST 2 9 ,3 0 ( ^ 3 1 ^ '' A new competitive event in Rodeo this year at Heppner will be a clown bullfighting competition during both Heppner Rodeo perfor manic* August I? and IB Three well known clow n - bullfighter* will be competing for a total purse of S 1200 by risking their lives to delight the audience and protect the cowboys, says a rodeo spokesperson Heppner will be the final competition for the best clown bullfighters in the North west, and the best three clowns out of these rodeo competitions will he selected to compete last third and against y e ar's clown of the year. Joe Sanford of Kennewick, at the National Final Rodeo if one is scheduled The three clowns to appear at Heppner this y ear are George Kinter of Toppenish winner of first at l*hilomath July 13 14 Rowdy Iwrry of l/iuden Mash . winner of second at the clown bullfighting contest at Bremerton June 14 16 and Bruce Kimsey Findlay. Wash This con test is not for the weak at heart as these clowns will put their expertise and talents on the line pitted against special bulls selected and supplied for this event This competition ha* three parts so rodeo fans will see different and exciting aspects of it each day One-10 points w ill be awarded in the category of Comedy the dow n will be judged on his comedy routine. C om e In P R E -O R D E R for S U P E R S A V IN G S o n B L A Z E K I N G ! w /t n ;4 8.8% Financing extended 1977 Chev. C60 “ W h e a t H auler Ready to G o ••••••« Boa ICcSosaldoH M 676-9921 C h e v ro le t Inc. ^ How much money can I expect to save by installing a solar hot water heating sy stem in my hom e’ D H Hubbard A Most solar hot water heating systems sold in Orego are designed to meet between 50 and 70 percent of a family's hot water need* How much money you can expect to save depends on two things li How much you pay for gas. electricity or whatever type of fuel you use to heat your hot water, and. 2> How much hot water you use which depemls largely on how many people live in your home An average family of four pay ing three cents a kilowatt hour for electricity might save about JHR a year If their electric rate is five cents a kilowatt hour, they can expect to save about 1147 a year w ith a solar hot water heating system The same size family pay ing 65 rents per therm for gas might save <93 a year A two person household paying three cents a kilowatt hour for electricity might save about SS3 a year If they pay five cents a kilowatt hour, they can expect to save about SKH a year with a solar hot w ater heating sy stem The same couple pay ing 65 cents per therm of gas might expect to save 156 a year y My electric utility did an energy audit of my home One of the recommendations was attic insu lation Before insulation is installed, they recommed cutting vents into the roof Is cutting holes in the roof a good idea’ H R . McMinnville ..W n ’ judge* in the category of safety [temnnslrated during the bullriding. the cowboys pit themselves against I’ d « extrodinary bulls, the clowns will be judged on their ability to distract the bull protect the cowboy, and entertain at the same time H o•■.«• dow ns are not lust in the 5 0 % o f its rain name, is with the Energy Hower U S Depart OR 973.11 Include your i m rc y a s v i r s address and phone number The l H u m I ill OSU EX 11 NSM M *E *V K E t ISC Extension Energy program conducted in cooperation A Adequate ventilation in your Oregon Department of with attice is important An unventilated funding from Bonneville attic can accumulate moisture, lead Administration and the mg to rotten rafters and joists This ment of Energy moisture also may saturate msu lation reducing its effectiveness Ventilation is a flow of air that carries moisture out of the attic Oregon is presently surrounded by A good rule of thumb is to have 326 case* of measles in Washington. one square toot of vent opening for Idaho and California Already this each 150 feet of attic floor area For year Washington State has reported example, if your attic is I (Mm square 4B cases of measles, California 140 feet, you'd need six and two thirds cases and Idaho 150 cases After square feet of vent area «I ( j » hj measles free year in 1964 Oregon's divided by 150 equals six and two- I9K5 total remains at three with no thirds i known cases occurring since March The vent area must be actual open reports the Oregon State Health area, not including space taken up Division by louvers and screen* Some vents Doctor John Googins. Oregon have their effective area printed on Slate Epidemiologist states that them the effective area is while Oregon's record appears im one half to two-thirds the dimen pressive, efforts are needed to as sums of the vent sure that a measles outbreak does Distribute the vents so that they not occur here Two age groups are encourage air flow through the attic of particular concern, young adults Half of the vent area should be as of college age and preschoolers over high as you can get it 'ridge vents 15 months of age who have not been gable end vents, or roof jacks The immunized The young adults fre other half should be as low as quentiy did not have an opportunity possible, usually under the eaves If you can distribute the vents in such a manner, the Oregon Building Code allows you to reduce the total vent fair approaches, an area to one square foot for each 3(X) Morrow County volunteers square feet of attic area into action, says Birdine So. the answer to your question is Hr«>gram Assistant yes. culling holes in the roof lor the faithful, and often gable endi is a good idea when of people who you’re doing it to install vents in all the various departments A side benefit is that vents help both 4 11 youth and cool the attice in the summer, class making the house more comfortable long and tiring and increasing the life of your without pay They keep roofing material the and events of county Oregon State University Exten year to year con sion energy agents and specialists improv ing their departments will answer energy questions of them more pleasing to the interest lo readers in this weekly public column. 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DSC, Corvallis. : ; ; \ \ ; arena to he colorful, they are a vital and necessary protection for the bullrider if they should he fouled and unable fo gel away from the bull "D on't miss this event' Ittgu aran teed fo excite y ou ." concludes the rodeo spokesperson Forest protiuces Solar water heating sav ings vary with use y Pick out your stove, and costume, and general ability to delight and captivate the audience One 10 points go for the freestyle event where the dow n is allowed 90 seconds to entertain with a bull brought specifically for this portion because of hi* aggrestvenes* one in points will lx- awarded by the New research shows that forested land returns ten times the moisture lo the atmosphere as deforested land, and produces 50 percent of the rain that falls on it. says a wildlife magazine \ accinations necessary to prevent measles to gain natural protection by having had measles during childhuod due to the decreased spread of the disease through the introduction of measles vaccine Also many young adults have not been vaccinated against measles Dr Giiogins cites a nation al trend where for the first 26 weeks of I9H5. 18 5 percent of reported measles occurred on college cam puses The Immunization Unit of Oregon State Health Division is attempting to assure that preschool children art- brought in for immunizations by assisting the local health depart ments with Immunizations Tracking and Recall Systems The Health Division also strongly encourages that colleges require students lo he immunized against measles and rubella Usually Volunteers keep it Alive in 85 Each year as army of swing Tullis, OSC They are unthanked group serve of county fair, open Their hours are They work traditions fair alive from stantly to make Many hours of volunteer labor go into the making of our fair Not only are the superintendents working on a volunteer basis the Fair Board and Fair Committee also works unpaid Some might wonder that the dedi cated volunteers conilue to serve year after year Their rewards are the satisfaction of knowing they are keeping a county tradition alive, and the pride they have in jobs well done Take a minute during the fair to say a simple thank you to those you see hard at work They ■ our volunteers are very special people \ T T n Crossivord y t Heppner People Amen tone’s Work < 'Ll KS Mr Attorney Diamonds are Forever Will furnish your home The High School s Rig B The Host man across I 4 7 R 9 13 T h e lw ills M a y o r 14 17 19 21 24 25 tails of electric If the shoe fits la-atherman The pipe smoking principal Courl Street's grocer The first banker (last names A L ittle M ogie P a I in t Safe V IN Y L -B O N D " DOWN CLUES 2 Insurers Farmrrs 3 Ms Attorney 5 Heppner s Boutique 6 LV Insurance 10 A Real Strike 11 12 15 16 1H 20 22 23 The Singing Scottsman You'll find him in the Catalog Hutch's helper Ray s Insurance RX He's Mobil Makes the Wampus Hacific to Atlantic fc- Vinyl Acrylic Latex House Paint Amcriton* V » i Ills! m I ■ lUm d _ V i m I AiT vIk Latex H « hiss ' I***0 ' I • • v . a MOf 8 N M wood oi masonry • • ettent hide SAVE $7” 47 Now Only $11 Sale Runs Thru September 6tn Gallon S ugg ested retail $ 18 9 0 Gallon j. 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