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i VOLUME XXIX r", 40 ' , KENANSyiLLE.NOICAROL
per year plu 14c N. C. Sales Us outside this area In N. C; I5.S0 per year'
Sales tax outside N. C.
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WILD HORSES AND BRAHMA BULLS bring and bull riding. Ihaetii show Karen Lavens, Miss
s r i Lr vtL n.ju aAm : Da4oa inuripi ttrhn will hjl ntlP of thfl -ffifltlir&d
anger ana auuup w oimc rair nuucw, ,vuira:i ki tHny -! .
lft-20. -Top professional cowboy' and cowgirls will - stars, and Dittman Mithcell, producer-announcer
compete in. six eyenw:'i,wrret.riu;e, , " . . .
steer wrestling, bareback and saddlebronc' riding ; . '.V':f.,t:(.'
feet,' tnen throw him down again
beiore tying nun. s
v SADDLEBRONC RIDING. ,
$ath;horse and rider are Judged
in this event. Contestants 1 gain
ipointe :' on : their . command of the
action, and, how ; Well; they, spur
the animal during the rkte. The
bronc is Judged pot -so much on
his Wild gyrations ut more 09
smply how bardr he bucks.
; - STEER , WSfESTLING.f Rule
covering this, 'ven are aimple,
am wowing m- m -ov ""
beef - W the ground -ia fctinitely
ghlly
leain, ''bowlegged "poyboys and
lovely cowgirls are bringing the
flavor of the old wesijio Raleign
n thv arrive to : ctsnDeta . for
points and prize money1 in ' this
VMn csie x air iwwu ji' x
t deo producer, says that ,tbis( yeart
!rize money, taUllin;Over $730.
wm;'attraef.tyv;'imeWVoi
i topurodec' coSigJetitorftivifSti'Wtf
evehts,w MitchelJAsay,we have
lined up ,a half-dc-zcn nationally
-known rodeo perfoj-rriera whose
crowd-pleasing ;' acts - could, turn
1 fiis year's penfortnaaoes .inlo an
' entertainment . spectacle . which
,5ill outshine, last yeaj" rodeo
" which broke all gat ecords' lai
any State Fair attraction.'
In the rough-andj-tumWe -pjfeftitlve
doparUnient this ' year'
program lista the following ev
ents: -''-"-'- A -
, BAREBACK RTOINO. This ev
ent gives contesUnt a real work
oult as they, pit skill and endu
rance afalnst a halft-top skjf
leaping horseQeshv The. covrtjoy's
only assjst comes, from a Buitcase-
jnke handle cinched, around , the
anknal'e girth. To gain, points, the
cowboy iniuati.tiekv-.wiMk''(.Jkl8
bronc for; y prescribed length; ot
mouiit with spUrs,;, and keeping
one hand free, at- ail times. r;
Aijr HOPING Rules cover-
I ing this jpvent ' Specify that all
calves must Be given an iusdhciu
head ' staii, If sjthen, up UJ the
roper to lasao nV animal, throw
him to pit ground and hogtie hbn
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" Plaathnf Tune Is
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CRIMSON
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SJEaOATS
3LUZZT RYE.
:f HIR.S FARMER:
It is time to think of
rlantin Cover ' Crops
Perm-aent Pastures, We
Will rs!:IIappy Tp Fill
Your ' . '" 'U 'i'-
;. ;-ASC";j;t
Purchase Order?
while thiitcait) f"gd!iill
down wheja the horse. sUP the
called, must catch JiptTwW'hi
grab Jthe ate'er's horns, then brifng
him to a tuu nau Deiore listen
ing him in the sawdust. Contest
ants are judged on how quickly
they do ,thia; while observing all
the rules. . - - ' . ' -
v BARiREL RACING. In this daz
zling display of horsemanship,
cowgirls must execute a series of
tricky manuevers around a num-
hor nf .harrela strati iricallv Disced.
Points are awarded on haw guic-
kly and how. weijl wie. qunqmt
ride is made. .j
BULiLRIDING. When a ton
heaving Brahma bull tears out of
the chute, amthing can- and usu
ally does hanoen. If the bull
dislodges his rider, he is as apt
as not to charge him murderously .
Both rider and bull are Judged in
thi. event The bull receives po
ints for the intensity with which
he bucks; the rider; clinging atop
the bull by an unknotted rope,
a1n ooints for how well he
sticks to the animal during a spe
cified length of time, auuriamg
is recognized throughout the wo
rld as ihe most dangerous and dif
fioult sport new practiced. ,
Special entertainment features
slated lor this year's rodeo include
The Roger Maiwson Comedy Ho
rse Act; Charles Boger and his
Mmature Brahma Bull; an ap
pearance by 'Barbara Autry, the
Texas-size champion rope twirler;
Allen Arthur's famous working
Collies; Billy Buschbom, Jr., the
internationally . - renowned horse
trainer with his famous dancing
and dressage horses; and a special
appearance . by Karen La veins,
reighni Mis Rodeo America.
; Tjhe rode approved by the
IRode Cowboys Association, is
scheduled niehtLv. Tuesday thro
ugh Saturday, ia the J. S. Dorton
Arena. Matinees are scheduled oi
Friday and Saturday.
' North Carolina farmers had 81'
per - cent f theip, 19fil cd"ion crop
rheeVrA fnr orarie ''and -tanla lah-
gth hyaho..- ftajaftnj-. ofj
gricuituio'b wtton - Massing ui
tice In Rateigh. ',
350.000 Special
Fair Tickets For ;
School Children
Mailing of 6tate Fair tickets for
school . children was begun this
week. Some 350,000 special tickets
are being mailed' to superintend
ents of all county systems and spec
ial charter districts in the state.
"They are free, too", says L. Y.
Ballentlne, Commissioner of the
Department of Agriculture which
operates the Fair. 'The only thing
necessary ia for the school offici
als to- request the tickets and to
distribute tbeajhjough ,the class
rooms."
They may be used any day, Mon
through Friday, October 15-19, if
presented at the gates before 6:00
p. m. The children may attend with
their parents or come in school
groups.
It is expected that requests will
come from school : systems from
every county of the state except
Pitt County, The Pitt County Board
of Education has decreed that nei
ther teachers nor students of the
schools of that county shall attend
State Fair on school time, and the
superintendent can distribute tick
ets to be used only on Saturday,
when the tickets will not be hon
ored for gate admission.
Note Of Thanks
I -would like to take this op
portunity to express my deep ap
preciation to my many friends
and loved ones for every prayer,
every card, the pretty flowers, vi
sits and every other kindness be
ing shown to me while I was a
patient in Duplin General Hos
pital. Also, may I say "Thank You"
'to my nurses and doctors for the
consideration and patience you
showed toward me all the time.
Mattie B. Cavenaugh
Duplin General Hospital.
"He is the greatest patriot who
stops the most gullies."
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