The Calf Scramble

It's the Roy Rogers Show! AHHH! Happy trails to you! It's nice to meet again! Happy trails to you! Come tell the gianties hey! Oh sugarcris, the cereal treat that's fun to eat brings you the Roy Rogers Show!

and scribed on the Duh-Duh-Duh-R Bar-Retch with Pat Brady and the Queen of the West, Day 11. Happy Trades! And here he is, in person, the King of the Cowboys, Roy, Roger. So, honey folks, now before we go on, remember post-Sugar Crisp is that swell tasting cereal treats you can eat three ways. And talking about Sugar Crisp Boys and Girls, here's

great news. Now you can get wonderful hand puppets of handy dandy and candy, the sugar crisp bears, and a genuine puppet theater all for yourself. So get pencil and paper ready right now because you'll want to write down the details later on.

If you were planning to go into the cattle business, the first thing you'd need would be good foundation stock for your herd. That's why Charles Ryder, new in Paradise Valley, is at the double our bar range buying cats from Roy Rogers.

Well, this one's a beauty. He'll grow into a magnificent bull. Oh, thanks. You've got a mighty good eye for a cat, Mr. Rider. Well, those two are loaded and reasonably happy. Hey, Roy, that cat ain't for sale, is it?

No, Mr. Rider, just look any more. I've got to have this cat, Rogers. I'll give you $250. Sorry, but I'm giving him away. Given him away? Sure, he's our donation to the annual Mineral City calf Scramble.

What in the world is a calf scramble? Well, a lot of the kids around here are interested in becoming ranchers, and every spring we line them all up on one side of a big field and turn loose about half as many calves from the other side.