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Clifford Case, Norris Cotton, Norman Brunsdale, Russel
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Christmas Valley Rodeo
Queen Contest Slated
FORT ROCK - North Lake
County young women between IB
and 21 will compete at 2 p.m.
July 21 at the Christmas Valley
rodeo arena for queen of the sec
ond annual Chritmas Valley Ro
deo slated July 27-28.
The Sage Riders, local horse
club, is sponsoring the events.
Bud Baert heads rodeo plans, as
sisted by Doug Houston and Aus
tin McCIister. Mrs. Johnny Pet-
tus is program chairman, with
Mrs. Kenyon Morehouse in charge
of publicity.
Girls who are residents of the
Paisley, Summer Lake, Silver
Lake, Fort Rock, and Christmas
Green Beard Changes
Pink And White Head
HERALD AND VEIVS. Klunith Fills, Oregon
Wednesday, July 10, 1963
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BOISE. Idaho (L'PP-U used to I
be that Bamey Wooiiak. a state
promotion man here, could be
spotted a block away by his pink
ace and white hair.
But now Barney has an emer
ald green beard and you can see
him coming for miles.
Wozniak took three hours out
of life to dye his brush, then in
sured it for $1,000.
"Keep Idaho Green" is his job
with the U.S. Forest Service. His
green beard also is a practical
joke on the Idaho Territorial Cen
tennial. "I thought I'd just advertise
'Keep Idaho Green,' " he said.
Then, flipping the whiskers with
his thumb, he said what's taken
the minds of most Idaho women
today: "Isn't it crazy?"
A number of patriotic Idaho
wives have forsaken their dislike
to stubbles so their husbands can
turn in a hand to celebrate the
centennial.
Some funny things have hap
pened as a result.
Beauty salon operators are un
derstandably hesitant to admitl Helos You Overcome
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ing behind the centennial brush FALSE TEETH
are iaamg into oeauly salons
when dusk has shaded the front
windows.
Some of the salons admit to
curling, brushing, tinting and cut
ting the beards.
"If you advertise this," said
one operator, "you'll ruin our
trade. This is all supposed to be
top secret."
The grapevine has the names
of the salons w here one can go if
he finds too much gray or stiff
ness in his growth.
"A man can relax more with
his barber than with a beauti
cian," he claimed.
But for all this, a lady in Twin
Falls. Idaho, dislikes the bearded
parody of the ancestors.
"People are disgusted with
beards," she wrote Uie editor ol
the Times-News. Complaining that
the "beard face" should be left
a thing of the past, she com
mented: "Let our oldtimers rest
in peace."
Perhaps the beard would have
perpetuated if tlie oldtimer had
cared as much for his brush as
this generation in Idaho is doing.
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The bushy-tailed, bright-eyed
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much like it, has delighted ladies
since ancient Greek times.
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teeth. FASTEETH, an Improved alka-llne(non-acld)
powder, sprinkled on
your plates holds them firmer so they
feel more comfortable. Avoid embar
rassment caused by loose plates. Get
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House Passes
Service Bill
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
House has made permanent the
six-year military obligation pro
gram under which youths usually
serve six months on active duty
and the rest in the reserves.
In action Monday, the House
approved and sent to the Senate
legislation to overhaul the pro
gram to . sitpulate active duty
varying from four to IB months.
depending on the enlistee's mili
tary specialty.
Valley communities are eligible to
compete for the queen title. Appli-
cations are to be turned in to the
club secretary. Mrs. Jack Gillette, ;
Christmas Vallev, by July 17. i
Play day events will also be
part of the July 21 queen and
princess selections. Judging in the
royalty contest will be based on
60 per cent horsemanship and 40
per cent personality. i
Events scheduled for the jack-!
pot rodeo include bareback rid
ing, saddle bronc riding, team
roping, calf roping, bull dogging,
reined cow cutting and cow rid
ing. A saddle will go to the all
around cowboy, donated by sales
men of the M. Penn Philips Com
pany.
Junior competition will include
junior racing, carrier race, and
a cowhide race. Trophies will be
awarded to the junior winners.
Another event will be the ladies
barrel racing.
Kenyon Morehouse is president
of the recently organized horse
club. Its rodeo plans include
building bleachers prior to the
opening day.
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We'll have a factory showing of the 1963
Cessna line including the new 310, America's
most popular twin; the new "Skymaster"
with tandem engines producing center line
thrust that any single-engine pilot can fly in
just a few hours; the new 6 passenger 205
Skylane and others will all be on display.
We will also make demonstration appoint
ments for Monday and Tuesday.
Remember, it's Sunday at 1 p.m.,
and we will be giving airplane rides
over town for just 2c-lb.
all afternoon.
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