Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 36

Page Section Idaho Stale Journal POCATEL.LG, IDAHO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1911 rDoering, Bagnell to Clown Who wears woolly chaps and a polka dot shirt, drives a rebuilt Model A Ford, and runs a sue- cessful tret surgery business? The answer is Karl Doering, rodeo clown and performer who will tie 'on hand for all three performances 1971 Pocatello Frontier Hodeo. Dooring, of lioseburg, Is a veteran of Northwest ro-. In ad'lltlon lo clowning and bullfighting, lie used to com- pete In Ihe bareback and bull riding events. Now lie loaves the competition to liisson, Greg, an Oregon Slate University rodeo team member, and his wife and daughter; Kay, who ride in the barrell races. Doering operates the tree surgery business'In (lie off soa- son, and Is active in local politics.

He also is president of his hometown rodeo, the Umr- qua a Roundup. He addod the tucking Model A act fo his arena show last year, and it has been a great success. Doering will team with another clown and bull fighter, Mickey Eagnell of Spokane, who started In college rodeos and joined the Jiodeo Cowboys Association in 1970, He is Ihe son of Scotty Bagnell, famed rodeo clown and bull fight, er. IDAHO'S LARGEST COIN SHOP AND IT'S DOWNTOWN IN POCATELLO! -SIDEWALK SALE SPECIAL--! BEADS Reg. 19' Now Plus Many, Many More Fantastic Bargains Throughout The Store SHAMROCrCOINS CRAFTS 1405.

Main 232-4614 'S JEWELERS ou tjreai inrowqlwiii ine store SUMMER GieARANcE For The Greatest Price Reductions In Our History" SHOP 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. INFLATION TAKES A HOLIDAY AT "HARRISON'S EVERYTHING FROM DIAMONDS TO WATCHES TO SILVERWARE (fair traded merchandise excepted). PRICES SLASHED TO PRE-INFLATION LEVELS, ALL FAMOUS-BRAND MERCHANDISE FROM REGULAR STOCKS! WE GUARANTEE THESE PRICES TO MEET ALL COMPETITION! "DON'T HARRISON'S JEWELERS Four Generations of Trusted Jewelers Idaho's Oldest Pocatello's Finest Jewelers.