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Page THE HERALD Wednesday May 1891 Annual BangORama hits the heights Talking to the animals Petting Zoo keeper Chris Gordon was kept busy f lling youngsters hands with small animals or lifting the sheep and goats up for the kids Becky and Kyle of Georgetown to pet at the Op timistBang 0 Rama petting zoo Herald photo Gymnastic dog Hessing of the Good Sports Us dog training school in Georgetown runs this adorable Schlpperke through his stunts before their show at Bang O Rama Monday Herald photo Herald photos by Lisa BoonstoppelPot No problem Screams of terror were the sounds commonly heard from this spinn Robin Ransom left and Leslie the buckets swung swooped and sliced through the air at the Optimist Club sponsored Bang O Rama midway Herald photo A narrow escape Crawling out from his car wreck at the tion Derby held Sunday at Bang O Rama is Bramp ton driver Lawn who won the second heat in the derby and got his car operating again for the final where he won the runner up position and took Demolition Derby winner Car number 99 was smoking back firing smash up and leading but Georgetown dr Gary Hyde never stopped ramming into other cars and ended up winning the first prize n the Bang Rama demolition derby Sunday afternoon Holding trophy with his buddy son David Is a victorious Mr Hyde on the track before his car was towed away Spectacular show Hundreds of spectators dotted the lawn at the Georgetown Fairgrounds to witness the spectacular f reworks show Georgetown Optimists put on day night at dusk to top off the weekend Bang 0 Rama t es Optimists say its the b ggest f rework display they ve presented in 15 years Lisa Pot