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Fair program
MASON COUNTY I AIR, AUGUST 17, 18 & 19
GATE FEE: Adults 5,1.50 for all three days, students to
grade 12, 50 cents.
Three days of exhibits, contests, concessions, carnival,
educational and c()mnlcrcial displays, entertainment.
Aeroplane rides (two cents a pound ).
Thursday, August 16
Last day to enter livestock, poultry, rabbit ,. ('hristmas
trees, gardens and fruit.
Friday. August 1 7
1 0 a.rn. (;ate,,, open
Exhibits, concessions, carnival
Horse show in competition
Livestock judging
5-7 p.m. Western band, famil,,, unit from Pu~alitlp,
l)ottie Lee and the Nitc Litus
Sign up for inch'S horseshoe competition
5:30 p.m. Salmon barhccuc (Miller fainily): limilcd
amount, first come. first served. ('()st: 53
adult, 5,2 children.
0:30 p.m. ('rowning of the rodeo queen
7 p.m. Jumping Jill performance
7:30 p.m. Indian dancers from W;.ishillgtoll (k.)rrcclions
('enter.
O p.m. I ccnagc dailCC, (clcstc h~,nd, co,,l S 1.50
Saturday, Augus! 18
I 0 a.m. (;ates ()pen
Men's horseshoe t()urnanlcnt (fair shoes only)
Horse show in compctiti¢)n
1:30 p.m. NRA Rodeo (SI .50 uclult, 75 cent> foiling pin
throw, c'OtlplCs" c"/'~2 calcl/. 111Cll'S pic-caling
contest, wife calling o~ntcsl, husband calling
conic'st. WOlllcn'~, nail I+t)tintlillg contcsl ibring
yOLlr ()Wll hallllllCrL
Herbert Vonllof has been
elected state conunitleeinan by
the t{xecutivc Board of ihc Mason
County Republican ('enlral
'Committee. tte fills tbe position
,ToWnerly +h~ekl- by the late< Dr+.
Judson Hollowly.
Volihot will repre. ent Mason
A number of the current
leaders in Northwest Rodeo
Association competition will be
among those competing al the
Mason County Rodeo Saturday
and Sunday afternoons.
The contestants will be
competing fl)r $775 in added
prize money on stock supplied by
stock contractor Gary Erb, Roy.
The rodeo performances will
be at 1:30 p.m. each afternoon
and will feature such events as
saddle bronc riding, bare
back-riding, bull riding, girls'
barrel racing, calf roping, team
roping, bulldogging and other
events.
Rodeo queen candidates Julie
Olli, Jayni llunter and Paula
George have been busy selling
advance fair and rodeo tickets
since their selection as queen's
candidates.
The queen will be crowned at
6:30 p.m al the fairgrounds.
R,~bert Raines. superintendent of
the Washington ('orrections
('enter, will officiate ,:it the
cor()llati()n ceremony.
"I he NRA contestants
a re sc rot-professional and are
residents of Oregon, Washington,
Idaho and northern California.
These members usually bold
down a job (luring the week and
rodeo on the weekends. The NRA
menlbership, numbering in the
600"s, come from all walks of life,
salesmen, school teachers,
ranchers, engineers and den/isls.
Currently leading the
Northwest Rodeo Association for
all-around honors is Gary Brtthn
of Roy, Washington. The
bareback br.'.
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Remember the dates and ioin us for family fun all three big
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SHELTON - McCLEARY
Founded 1890
83rd Anniversary 1973
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