Page 10 Thursday, June 28,1979 Fourth Of July Will Be Intents -t spend an evening under the Big Top when Park City fe- introduced to its brand new tent in an old fashioned family Fourth of July celebration Wednesday. The day's festivities will begin, with a 6:30 sunrise salute, followed by a sumptuous sump-tuous pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 10:30 at City Park. At 10:00 a.m. there will be a flag ceremony on Main Street, riehr aftpr which will start the traditional parade. Parade entrants will form at the top of Main Street and will compete for awards for the best horse and rider, the best band, best float, best car, best costume, most unique and best bicycle. The parade will end at the Kimball Kim-ball Art Center. Then there will be children's footraces 'in front of the post office, as well as the ladies nail driving contest and the watermelon eating contest, and a sawdust scramble in Swede Alley. Next in line will be the skateboard contest con-test down Main Street. For those who have worked up an appetite as a Trivia ' J ' t " - a , - feWWTiifHlfhi rilfr- -1 -.f Randy Millicam It seems we went from too tough to too easy We had a flood of correct Trivia Test entries last week but Randy Millicam was the first to identify Ray Stevens, S.S. Minnow and July 1. Randy's quick response earned him a free lunchl compliments of the Corner Store. . To win your free lunch, be the first person to answer the following important questions. En tries must be submitted in person or by phone to The Newspaper office (419 Main Street, 649- 9592) before 5 p.m. Tuesday. This week's questions are: 1. What singer died in a plane crash after recording "Oh Donna?" 2. Who played the lead role in the television series Mr. Novak: 3. As reported in "It's Still Out There" last week, who is claiming that the sun is shrinking? Cable Mapping ine mapping phase portion por-tion of a city-wide cable TV system installation will be completed this week and cable line stringing will start soon, according to engineer George Satmar of Cotten Assoc., the Colorado firm contracted by the Nor-walk Nor-walk Co. to do the mapping. Norwalk Co. is the Salt Lake City, firm granted the franchise fran-chise to develop a cable TV system for Park City. Satmar said the main TV station building and tower site will be located near Bonanza Drive in Prospector Prospec-tor Square. From the Bonanza station south up through old town cable lines will be strung above ground on power and phone lines. Newer sections of town will be serviced by underground lines. The engineer says the Sandy Cable TV Co. will start the line work sometime in mid-summer. 1 T 1 June 29 Dolly Makofl in i on Ju,y 4 June 30 Tim Street jelf Packard Bonnie Calmes. Bill Fish July 2 Valerie Palmer Annie Lawler July 5 Cindy Lea Janet Peretti Collette Makoff Kris Hopfenbeck poy ,vers Margaret Lehto Al Poole July 3 Bill Roland Have a friend or relative you would like to see congratulated in the birthday column? Send their names and birthday (day and month only) to Birthdays, Bir-thdays, co The Neuspaper. Box 71S. Park City. Utah 84060. ( 9 contestant or bystander, the Jaycees will be offering food at the bottom of Main Street. There'll be plenty of excitement ex-citement at 3:00 when the demolition derby begins at Ernie's rodeo grounds at Kimball Junction. More lumps and bumps follow as the Muckers take on the Dead Goat in a furious rugby match at 5 at City Park. Thanks to the Park City Municipal Corp., the Chamber Cham-ber of Commerce and the Recreation Department, the town's new yellow and white tent will be open for visitors at 6 when dinner will be served. ser-ved. On hand will be reasonably-priced, good ol' fashioned 4th food, including hamburgers and hot dogs. The tent will be inaugurated complete with the breaking of a champagne bottle. Local historian Bea Hummer Hum-mer will offer insights to the birth of Park City and its colorful past. Awards will be given for parad winners, and hopefully there will be an auction of patriotic cakes. Then Salt Lake's Fertile Dirt Band will offer listen-ting listen-ting pleasure that soon will turn to foot stomping when Joanne "The General" Scow begins her square dance calling. As the sun sets over City Park, everyone is invited to the Park City Golf Course for a spectacular fireworks display. "The whole dav will be just great," said Shirley Smith of the Chamber of Commerce. "And this will be a special way for the Chamber, the City and the Recreation Department to show the town their tent and invite them to come and enjoy en-joy it. We want everyone to come out next Wednesday and have a great old fashioned 4th of July!" OLD FASHIONED 4th OF JULY AGENDA 6 a.m. Sunrise Salute 7-10:30 a.m. Special Breakfast at City Park 10 a.m. Flag Ceremony at Post Office 10:15 a.m. Children congreate at TMI for parade 10:30 a.m. Parade down Main St. to City Park FOLLOWING PARADE Children's foot races in front of Post Office. Skate Board contest in Timberhaus parking lot. Ladies Nail Driving, Watermellon Eating and Sawdust Scramble in Swede Alley. Softball at City Park Demolition Derby at Kimball Jet. Rugby Match at City Park (Muckers vs. Dead Goat Saloon) Tent festivities at City Park Fireworks At Golf Course n 'mi w" "i H i i riMiM Nothing performs like a Saab. ' 2:00 3:00 5:00 6:00 9:45 The new Saab 900 Turbo 5-door. A combination of performance, appointments, appoint-ments, and sedan convenience rare in today's world of sameness. 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