Ravalli Republic from Hamilton, Montana • 1

I fu I socicir 53501 Wanton 225 N. tL j- Mvaiugj 4 The Ravalli County Fair is slated toopen on September second and run through the fourth. An extra day of horse racing is scheduled for September 5th. Entry forms are to be turned Into the falrgrourds no later than the 3th by 4-Htrs and August 30th for all others. 4 events ill featureoniv theworksof local participants.

Horse racing Is scheduled from 2 5 m. for each day ith the Marcus Daly triple crow event scheduled for the first time. The triple crow a event ill start In Kallispell then Journey to Missoula and finish here with J1.3H0 being given to the horse that wins all three events. extra rides this year and they will occupy the area previously used for the old car showing. There will be a display of mlnltaure buildings in Ravalli county, a horse and mule team pulling contest.

fat stock sale, a few Bicentennial needlework and floral displays, a buffalo ride and entertainment center at "the cross roads. and an evening rodeo each night. The National Guard wui present the colors each day with a 21 gun salute at 1 o'clock at the grandstand and they will either give a simulated parachute Jumpor a sky diving exhibition for the event. Entrants are reminded to get their entry forms in early. 4 horse Judging events are scheduled for August 29th and dog obedience trials are scheduled for September first.

All exhibits will have to be set upon the fairgrounds by 9 on Wednesday night. Judging will begin at a.m. Thursday morning. It has been announced that extra food concession booths will be on the grounds and that parking will be located at the south eml. A new feature this year will be the Children Petting Zoo which will feature small animals.

The antique car display will be In the back part of the grounds this year as Inland Empire Shows of Twin Falls, Idaho will be bringing tn a few "Daily Vol. LXXXVII. No. 148 WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE Yes. that how Leonard Graysons "Gracen Air" vertical lift aircraft whirls through the air.

The demonstration model pictured here will be put to the flight test each evening at about 7 p.m. at Hamilton Monday also show a film on his wife. Lucy. the New Western Energy Show in through Wednesday. Grayson will this invention.

He is pictured with Scherenschnitte to be featured at Art in the Park display on Saturday Hamilton inventor to demonstrate his own 'flying saucer at fair 0 30. 1976 10' per copy valley and they ill range from pie-school through high hisl age. Their palnlngs, drawings and other craft lb-ms mav be vb-wed bv IN public al the Legion Park through out the day. Art displays should be brought In by nine a m. the morning of the show.

Judging ill follow and ribbons will be awarded. Dlsplayers are asked to pick up their works at six p.m. An additional highlight of the show ill be mini art paintings which must be under 33 square Inches. They ill be submitted by Bitter Root Art Guild members. The pictures 111 be for sale but must be left on display until the end of the show.

Members should have their entries In between 2 snd 3 pm. today at the basement of the Federated Church located at 209 N. 6th street here In Hamilton. Art demonstrations will be given. The IDS ladles will be serving lunch and nacks throughout Ihe day.

The art show has a bicentennial Iheme and Ihe art guild Invites everyone to view Ihe event. Something a little different from usual art will be featured at the Sixth Annual Art In the Park program hlch ts presented to the public by the Bitter Root Art Guild. The new Item is scissor art The new A rt 1st Is John Lonensky. 13, of Hamilton. John has been doing scissor art for about a year.

He became Interested in It when his grandmother sent him a couple of the weeks at gifts from her home In Penns) Ivunla. Most of the ork that John has worked on are from patterns but he has trli to ma ke a few of Is ow pieces of art. John says that he doesn't feel that he has the experience yet to taekle the hole work on his own and that the designs are the difficult part to handle. The art originally began In Germany and Is railed "scherrnsi hnltte In that country. The designs may beromparrd to cutting paper dolls or snow flakes from paper but Is much more delicate.

The intricate works take anyw here from three to five hours each to complete and that depends on the complexity of the design and as tn whether the design ran berut on a fold or has to he rut as a single sheet. By Kay Jostia A Hamilton man has been trying to got his Invention oil the ground for 23 years, figuratively, that Is. l-eunard Grayson has alrrady provided that his vertical lift aircraft, dubbed "Grace' Air can fly. Now all he needs Is the opportunity to develop a model commercially. He may get It through a research Institute recently formed by himself and a group of local persons, once the non profit status of the Institute Is cleared through the Internal Revrnue Service.

After tfiat thelnstitutedlrectorshopeto get grants and donations and build a laboratory here In which to build a man-carrying model of the Grace'a Air. Other stated objectives are to research and develop Inventions of other local persons: explore and enhance different forms of energy from non fossil sources; to develop worthy Ideas that are passed over by large government research organizations and large corporations; to bridge the funding and technical knowledge gap between Individuals working with worthy Ideas and manufacturing firms. Grayson will show a film of a 21 foot model of the Grare'n Air at the New Modern Day Medicine Show 9 with emphasis on energy to stop here 0 Serving the Bitter Root Valley Hamilton, Montana, Friday, July There are 17 different patterns available and John has worked on most of them. He has completed 23 works In the last year. The works, when cut out.

are mounted on velour of different colors. John sometimes Incorporates the colors of blue and red with the white paper on a black velour background to give a patriotic effect to his eagle designs. The artist Is always looking for new Ideas lo try out as he Is limited to the number of designs available to him through his Pennsylvania suppliers. The largest of the designs Is Rij II Inches In size ami they range In types from a medium to Intricate complexity. Johns sisters, Karen, 13, Mary.

12 and Joanne, 10, have all tried scissor art but find that they Just dont have the patience tor It. Ills parents. Jack and Barbara latsensky. encourage his work. Jack ih kx for Ihe Forest service.

John will be displaying his work at the Art In Ihe Park art show oa Saturday and he III be one of many participating In the children's srt contest. The contest Is open tree to all children In the Bitter Root highway sign. Bllkerso reported the vehicle a total loss and the driver had minor Injuries It police officer Lew Barnett Investigated an accident Thursday evening at Third and Madison Streets. A car driven bv Paul Pagcnkopf. Hamilton, was proceeding through the Intersection and was hit on the driver side by one driven bv Kev In Rudcy.

Hamilton Rudcy is rtted for failure to yield the right 6i av Damages amounted to 11 to the Pagenkcpf vehicle and R4O0 to the Rudey vrhh le On ednrxdav evening a Darby man as given tw GUUona aft ct striking unattended Darby Ambulance. Bitter Root Art display this Western norgy Show Monday through Wednesday. A 30 Inch model, which will run on compressed air, will also be demonstrated at the fair. The Grayson Research Institute Is one of the sponsors of the New Western Energy Show, the main aim of which Is to educate the public on alternative, non-fossil energy sources. At work for the past 20 years In perfecting the craft, getting patents of different parts of It and demonstrating It to government and military officials as well as commercial Interests, Grayson feels It could revolutlonallze transportation In that Its lift factor Is greater than that of any winged aircraft; Its design Is simple and It would be relatively economical to build and operate.

The saucer shaped craft would be equipped with a gasoline powered rotary engine which turns two rings hlch rotate In opposite directions. Blades are attached toeach ring and as they turn they forcealr under thecraft, creating the lift. Changes In direction and speed may be obtained by Increasing or decreasing the pitch of the blades as they rotate. band will perform a selection of country and folk music and kxal musicians will also perform. At 4 30 each dav the special workshop for children will be held.

Including activities such as kite building, solar rooking, music and dance. There will be a charge to rover cost of materials. An a dik'd feature of the show, also at 4 .30 each day Is a Juggling workshop, which, the sponsors say, Is learned easily with little practice. The solar workshop will be at a m. Tuesday.

In the workshop, ronducted by Jim Bacrg, Glascow, participants will construct two 4th foot flat plate eolai collectors which will serve as a complcti hot water pre heating system. The purpose of the works nop is to Introduce the principles and deslgna of solar energv. stressing the simplicity and effectiveness of solar energy technology, Plans for thecol lectors will be available at the workshop, which Is being sponsored Inrally bv Tom Meech of Hamilton. The lecture series will begin Monday at ft m. with a speech by Dr.

Jerry Plaakett, director of the magnethohydrody namlcs MHP center at Butte; followed at 30 bv Dr. John Amend, of Montana State University who will display an energy simulator. At m. Tuesday Ted (lack, chief of Duncan, said offleals toured the capital blowing whistles and shouting warnings, urging people to leave their beds and move outdoors. He said more tents and makeshift shelters were thrown up In open spaces, but there was "a mood of absolute calm.

Reports from various sources Indicated that Tangshan. a coalmining and Industrial city of a million people about R0 miles east southeast of Peking, was hit hardest by the first great quake early Wednesday. Hslnhua, the official Chinese news agency, said Tangshan "suffered extremely serious damage and losses," A Japanese technician who was In the city reported that "most buildings that we could see collapsed There was Grayson feels the uses of the craft could Include everything from a family recreation to military surveillance; and he visualizes models carrying up to several hundrrd persons. Although most people would be discouraged after 20 years of work on an Invention. Grayson Is optimistic and feels this Is the situation most Inventorshave to face.

Virtually everyone who has seen his Invention demonstrated was sure It had great possibilities but. he explained most of the manufacturing firms only seem Interested In something that has been developed "under thelrown roof" and the military and government have taken a wait and see attitude. Grayson hopes that his restWrch Institute will eliminate some of the frustrations Inventors have to face, by acquainting them with procedures and specifications needed In proposing a product for marketing. Grayson Is president of the research Institute, John Driscoll Is vice president; George Howe Is secretary treasurer; John Kolbeck and 1-eRoy Clark, Missoula, are members of the board of directors. energy policy from the lieutenant governor's office will sprsk on the energy situation In Montana, followed at 43 by Terry Carmody chief of the Solid Waste Management Bureau In Helena, who will discuss recycling solid waste.

Among the local people ho will xhlblt In the show Is Leonard Grayson, whose Grayson Research Institute is one of tne hiral sponsors. At 33 each evening he III show a film and fly the model of hl Grace Air Invention, (see adjacent storv. Other valley people slated to enter are James Swallow, Corvallis, who will dlsolav log peelers made out of recycled materials. Earl Lyons who will show a solar heater; Beth Macla ho will give a presentation on rose petal beads; Paul Stanton who will display his elder presses, A recycled clothing display; a farmers market, and a slide show on a geodesic home are also planned. The energy show Is a project of the Alternative Energy Rrsourcei Organization lAEROt out of Billings, which In turn Is an outgrowth to the Northern Plains Resource Council, a group if ranchers and conservationists concerned with coal development In Eastern Montana.

The energy show will have traveled to twelve Montana towns this summer. new quakes speculation that some of the Kallun coal mines there had raved tn. entombing miners on the overnight shift. Reports In Japanese newspapers from a French delegation In Tangshan gave the Impression the city had been totally destroyed and that tens of thousands might be dead. The Chinese customarily wtthhold details of loss of life following natural catastrophes on the sssumptlon that such bad news gives comfort to their enemies.

The ua ke a Iso Id xtensl ve dam a ge to Tientsin. China's third largest city 40 miles southwest of Tangshan, and caused some damage and casualties In Taking. Dean said Thomas Gates, chief of the S. Liaison Office, personally offered American aid to the Chinese government A traveling energy show stops In Hamilton Monday through Wednesday ami everyone is Invited 1 he three dav show known at the New Western Fncrgv Show, will Irn ludea solar workshop, a special energy workshop for ghlldtcn and an entertainment troupe. Also Included will be displays of alternative forms of energy, such as wind generators, solar collectors, a solar oven, a solar food crop dryer, a methane dlsgester.

wood stoves, hydraulic water pump amt manv other Items. A lecture series Is also planned with presentations on alternative energy. In addition loral Inventors and producers are Invited to exhibit their goods. Admission to the show Is free. kal sponsors stressed, and there is no exhibition fee Anyone Interested In exhibiting or needing more Information should call Mrs l.ucy Grayson at 33 MM by Monday goon It they- plan to exhibit.

Exhibitors must bring their own display booths or tables, set them up and take them down. The site of the show Is the county fairgrounds Jh hrduled at I m. and 7: 13 each day will he musical and theatrical sketches dealing with energy use and eonservatlon Including melodramas with energy villains and Mother Earth heroines The troupes three member Guilds fifth annual Art in the Park Saturday. Elmer's glue, a fine pair of fingernail scissors, toothpicks, a ruler, a sheet of velour and a piece of Most of Peking cam pod outside China expects massive Three persons cited Fire, several accidents reported Patrolman Dallas Adkins said Kenneth Rex Steels, 4R. Conner, while traveling down an alley In Darby struck the right front of the ambulance and then continued on without stopping However, he had been seen bv two ambulance workers.

He was cited Lie failure to tdentify himself after striking a vehicle and for reckless driving Jerrald Moudv, 39. Hamilton, was rtted for failure to report an accident In an mishap more than a week ago about 16 miles the Best Fork Road, tn which the vehicle struck and killed a horse. Ibstrkt Court was not In session Friday In Hamilton as the Judges were attending a Bar Assort a "on meeting TOKYO AP Chinese offlcsls ordered millions of people In northeast China Into the streets before dawn today In antki patton of massive new earthquake. The Australian Broadcasting Commission's Peking correspondent reported that the Foreign Ministry telephoned all foreign diplomatic miss ns before dawn to warn that another serious quake was expected. "We were awakened at 4 a m.

and told the get Into the open," David Dean, deputy chief of the Liaison Office in Peking, reported by telephone Moat r4 the pmilatton of Peking ts camped outside But another big quake hasn I happened yet, and wg hope It doesn't The Aw sa correspondent, Warren A fire and several accidents have occupied valley law nforcement of Meters during Ihe past dav. Hamilton firemen responded Thursday night. In the midst of their weekly meeting, to a fire In a vacant at 7 13 m. on the X) blush of North Second Some grass In the lot had caught Ore and was quickly extinguished Ith no damage reported. Patrolman Jerry Bilker son Investigated a nnevrhble artt.knf shortly after midnight Friday on the East Side Highway near the airport turnoff A raf driven bv Margaret Tofloft, 27, Hamilton, swerved to miss a do.

ran oft the road Into a borrow pit snd xtturk a.