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Show TWO Vf ICE OF SHARON General Chairman jjj TUPPLEMENT EDITION CARNIVAL New Lincoln Pool Will Attract Many Attention Kids A Prize For Every Winner Ausni't. 1936 CARNIVAL DAY SHOW Double Bill At 1 :00 p. m. on the lawns wc-- t the swimming pool races will be conducted for all children, boys and gills, under 15 years td age. Freak races and novelty numbers will be ftatured. Prizes will be given to all winners. Kenneth Me Ewan will be in charge of the races. Monday, September 7th of Thousands Festival-Carniv- ' W. M. VERNON (Continued Carnival Committees The carnival committee acting under the general chairmanship of VA M. Vernon is working diligently to make the third annual Carnival and Festival the best one yet The personnel of the general and special committees are as follows: General Committee: W. M. Vernon, chairman, Ray Gappmayer, Flora Bigler, E. B. Terry, Victor Anderson, P. K. Nielsen, B. M. Jolley, Adell Fielding, Don Dixon, Mrs. Wilford Larson, Axel E. H. Christensen, Chester Graff, Dorotha Jones, and C. II. Davies. Special Committees Publicity: P. K. Nielsen, chairman, Lucile Farley, Myr Wentz, Leon Gordon, Avra Smith. Concessions: B. M. Jolley, chairman; Adell Fielding, Elwood Baxter, Kenneth McEw-aC. H. Farnsworth Jr., Earnest Oriole Clara Taylor, Frandsen, Clegg, Mrs. Jas, Fergusen, C. M. Eldon Fielding, Perry, Arnold Burningham, Ray Loveless. Sports: Don Dixon, chairman; Leonard Madsen, Rudolph Reese, Earl Mecham, Marvin Perry, Earl Smith, Bert Skinner. Grounds: Roy Gappmayer, chairman, Walter Holdaway, Tlieren Whitley, Roy Hilton, Leo Steele, Ezra Patten. Meldrnm, Cyrus Perkins, Chas. H. Poulsen, Club Exhibits: Yvonne Jones, chairman, Mrs. Olive Mrs. Sterling Cluff. Flower Exhibits: Flora Bigler, chairman; Maggie Wright, Maude Partridge, Mrs, G, Ivins, Lucile Anderson, Sarah Park, Mrs. Geo. Dittmore. Band Concerts: E. B. Terry. Picture Shows: Victor Anderson, chairman; Alverda DeLange. Childrens Races: E. H. Christensen, chairman- - Ward M.I.A. Activity Officers. Minature Parade: Chester Graff, chairman; Mrs. Graff, Tom Cord-ne- r, Ray Hawkins, Dean D. Nut-ta- l, LaMar Scott, Aseal H. Rischer, Kenneth McEwan, Theo. Farley, Harold Holdaway, Clinton Smith. Water Carnival: Dorothy Jones, chairmanJames H. Clark, Grace Fielding, Della Stone, Don Dixon. Bazaar: Eva Gillispie, Ward Relief Society Presidents. Exhibits: C. H. Davies, chairman; Samuel H. Blake, Theo. Jacobs, Elwood Baxter, G. W. Richardson, E. H, Calder, J. E. Christensen, Roy Park, L. L, Bunnell, Neil Jacobson, Earl Foote, Grant Ivins, Jess Cordner, W, J. Cord-ne- r, Orson Prestwich, I. J. Burr, James Ferguson, Sharp Gillispie, Lewis Wells, Richard Taylor, Dick Burr, Grant Blake, Grant Cluff, Elwood Foote, Cullen Christensen, Weston Kofford, Glen Soulier. Dance: P. K. Nielsen, chairman. Auditing: Axel Andreason, chairman; Raymond Partridge. And-reaso- n, n, 4-- H Burn-itigha- - D , A favorite spot for these young people is the new Lincoln Pool, and its beach attractions are not to be overlooked. Plan your day so that you can join them in their fun. Experience the exhileration that comes from a plunge into these refreshing waters and find new enthusiasm for the day's activities. Get In the Swim; Pool Open From 10 a.m.to7p.m. On the list of the days opportunities for fun and for stimulation is the Lincoln swimming pool. The water will be just right, clean and pure from Orems famous water supply. Dont be afraid it wont be too coldl. It has been tempered by the sunshine for a number of days and will be just right for that stimulating swim and relaxation which you will so much desire after a few hours of activity at the Carnival. The pool will be open at 10:00 a. m. and will remain open until 7:30 p. m. Trained attendants will be in charge. Remember, there is a small pool for the kiddies where they can bathe in comfort and safety. The water in the small pool is usually 5 degrees warmer than that in the large pool. The water is pure to begin with, and under the state regulations it is heavily chlorinated from day to safe, and day. It is perfectly should furnish you one hour's invigorating recreation during the day. Dont pass it by. item in connection Another with swimming Is that this will probably be one of the last times that the pool will be open to the public this season. Water Carnival (Continued .from SHOW one) divers from the Deseret Gymnasium and the University of Utah, under the direction - of Charles Welsh, nationally known swimming coach, will give spectacular exhibits of their ability and skill. Water Dances and Stunts A special dance act, touched with originality and cleverness is being prepared under the direction of Mi-- s Dayle Nelson. There will also be a Dance of the Water Nymphs with appropriate lighting effects, water dances, and stunts to keep ones nerves tingling. A group of beautiful young women from the Provo High School, uinder the direction of Dorothy Richmond, will present an especially fine act in pyramid building. All these attractions will be enhanced by the colorful lighting effects of the hugh spotlights and machines projection transported from the picture booth. All those who purchase dance tickets will be permitted to see these exhibitions from the floor of tiie dance pavilion. Then at 9:00 p. m. the queen and her attendants will be met by ttieir escorts and the big Harvest Ball will commence, as these eight charming young ladies lead on. 6000-LUC- K HORSESHOE PITCHES FLOWER pap.- CONTEST Colored Lights Feature Dancing (Continued from page one) shell is practically complete now. Workmen from the Electric Products Company of Salt Lake City are busily installing a wonderful Neon light system in the shell which will bathe it In colored light? of blue, green and rose. This is the first time this particular type of decorative effects has been used for dance pavilions It should iq the state of Utah. make this orchestra shell a thing of beauty. Dancer! Bathed in Color The dam shells which are patterned .after tfie Chicago Woilds Fair lighting system will feature flood-liga effect. Two colors and a white light will be used. Flood lights have also been installed to flood the swimming pool with light, and for the Water Carnival the projection machine from the moving pocture booth will he used. All the colors of the lainbow of brilliant effect wilj be throw. i in on the dancers and "stunt-er- s these events. Smooth Floor Spangle The two tennis courts which were previously installed, under an E.R.A. project two years ago have been almost doubled in size by reThe cent additions of concret. dance floor will now be nearly nearly twice the size of the high school gymnasium, and will be one of the largest floors in Utah County. An electric smoothing machine has been used with good effect upon the floor. A barrel of borax spangles has been used in treating the floor so it will be equal to any dance floor in the county in smoothness. Cooled By Canyon Breeze These features, added to the beautiful grounds surrounding the pavilion will make it one of the most attractive spots for dancing in the state, and it cant be beat for coolness as it is directly in tbe path of the famous Irovo Canyon breeze. Seats will be placed along the decorative fence on the east side of the pavilion for those who desire to watch the dancing. ht A horseshoe piirhing contest will be held Labor Day at 11:30 a. m. Art Ivie, local star, will be in (Continued from page one) anything that you have ever seen charge. Singles and doubles matchbefore. es will be conducted. The courts There will be plenty of room and for pitching are situated east of the space for the show this year. It swimming pool. A large entry list will be displayed in the Gym, cov- is anticipated. ering the whole north side and arranged as only those who have A longhorn is a domestic breed studied the art of color arrange- of beef cattle in Texas. ment can 'do. Any one who has any flowers to Arthritis causes many cases of display, please see one of the com- disability in template climates. mittee in charge of this in your neighborhood and get your flowers Fever is killing many South Afin this arrangement. We want rican cattle. every woman who grows flowers either outside in the garden or in- wait for" your committee woman Avoid storing eggs in a refrigerside the house to have a chance to see you. Go to her and make this year to show her flowers in your self known. Shell appreciate it ator too close to strongly-flavore- d foods. Dont and tell you more about it. this wonderful exhibition. Continuous. Showing from 10:30 a. m. to 11 p. m. T hey "Marriage is like a ski jump ...sudden, swift, reckless... starting on the heights, leaping into tbe void... breathless, defiant, exhilarating! To Enjoy al Many have already arrangements. finished their floats and others are proceeding with their plans. Enthusiasm is running high in anticipation of this special parade. The general chairman anounces that any child who has a pet and wants to decorate his wagon, bicycle, wheelbarrow, or only his own person, he will be welcome in the parade. All he has to do is see his Sunday School superintendent and tell him what he wants to do and have his name placed on the list. 4 Bands to March There will be plenty of music in the parade. Four bands will participate. The famous band from Provo Maeser School will occupy an important place, as will the Pleasant bands from Lincoln, Grove and American Fork. The rv thin hand from Spencer school will also take an important place in the parade. Course of Parade The parade will form on the new highway immediately north of the swimming pool and will progress from that point south on the east side of the state highway which will be protected from traffic, to Church street, and from that point will travel eastward to a point near the Timpauogos chapel. From there it will go north ana will enter the high school campus where it will make its final display around the race track in front of the bleachers. By using this ree , everybody will have an opportunity to view the youngsters as they inarch. If you have not already been assigned a place iti tiie parade and would like to take part, see your Sunday School superintendent at once. Fie will be glad to have you enter. Contest To Be Decided at Dance (Continued from page one) the holders to vote once for each cent of the purchase price of the admissions. Tickets are now in the hands of ward workers who are using every effort to advance the standing of their candidates. Remember, the race is not to the swift, but to the one who endures to the end. There are many opportunities to place any one candidate to the front, and dont be surprised if some upsets are sprung in this contest. No matter which candidate is chosen for queen, all of the young ladies will appear in the coronation ceremonies and the grand royal march before and after the queen Those not winning is crowned. g first place will act as to the queen. Remember also that there arc three other prizes in addition to the first prize of $25, the prizes being as follows;1 (st prize, $25, 2nd prize $15, 3rd prize $10, 4th prize $5. maids-in-waitin- .1 i . r i - . v i)i x - 9 f mi from page one) iieWaciu i B elieted... ! I The darling of Hollyw ood meets the darling of the womens clubs . . . and they try to find romance away from the spotlight! cHliCmilvaiC: ' f the NEW ; Wiif AiLw'iw A light comedy with riotously humorous high spots. A Family Picture BASEBALL, SOFTBALL (Continued from page one) Junior American Legion team, which won second place in the state championship, against ail team from the Sharon Junior league. This game will be played on the South field at 4:00 p. in. The lineup from Sharon will be composed of the following catch, players: Frank Bcrnardi, Dean Giant Farnsworth, pitch, Blake, 1st b; Joe Blake, 2nd b; Spencer Hunn, ss; Tony Ivins, 3rd b; Flatt Tucker, rf; Lewis Wells, cf; Dean Shumway, If. Utility: Milo Madsen, Ileber Ivins, LaMar Sorensen, Gail Loveless. Girls Championship Contest The girls softball championship contest will be between Pleasant View and Edgcmont. These teams finished the scheduled games with a tie for the championship. In a previous meeting of the teams Edgemont was victor by one point, the sco. e being This should be a holly contested game and should bring out some excellent playing. atl-st- all-st- 11-1- 0. soft-ba- ll V- - . A Cowboy Robin Hood returns to the frontier village to avenge the death of his father, killed years before by the cruel and merciless boss of the town. A very beautifully photographed Western, filled with action and good singing. ALSO No Spinach a Pop Eye Cartoon l!k0 'Ml rr WESTUtNS Experts in Exhibition Game In the exhibton game to take place at 5:30 p. in. in the soft ball field, the gills team from Sharon vs. Provo City Champs, some expert softball will be demonstrated. The Provo team known as Kings Wreckers won the Prochamvo Recreational League pionship, and is considered one of the best teams iiv the state. Softball is comparatively new in Sharon and the may be outclassed, but tt will furnish a wonderful exhibition game. The girls are rapidly developing in the arts of the game and spectators will be surprised at their brilliant play. for the Sharon Stake The line-u- p team will be selected from the following jgkjs: Mildred Nielsen, Annie Rohbock, Melva Jones, Della Stubbs, Florence Muhlestein, Lenore Pyne, Carrol Pyne, Lois Keele, Laura Verna Stewart, Merle Hansen, Harding, Leah Harding, Isabelle Keele, Dorothy Bone, Margaret John, Ora Baum, Loa Gurr, Myrtle Helen Listen, Lorraine Nielsen, Rohbock, Edith Stewart, Margie Williams, Kathryn Sumsion and Olive Gillispie. Umpires: Johnson and Patten. A pracuce Will be held Saturday afternoon at 5:30 P. M. to select the starting team. Girls listed above desiring to play are invited to be present. all-st- At. Timp Grounds is -- , Arrangements have been made by the Carnival committee with the bishopric of the Timpanogos Ward to use the grounds adjacent to the Timpanogos chapel as a luncheon center for visitois. Tables and other acconjodalions will be provided under the trees and in the rear of the bailding, where families bringing their own lunch may gather during the lunch hour. Visitors are urged to use these facilities. However, if you do not bring your own lunch, there will be ample food supplies at the concessions to satisfy most appetites. That Will Tell Mrs. Mumby When did our son, Charlie, write home last? . Mr. Ilumby Just look in my check book. o; a o LyLi AT NEW OPEN A Lincoln ji Hih School Campus i ;J & ra o Von Penroses Jackson School of Dancing Orchestra, Saturday nnAIMN I I U 1 f T 0 0 Byron Dastrup and His Saratoga Orchestra, with. Tab & Bun, Monday Dance Under the Moon, the Stars, and Neon Lights. Prices 50c-pe- r Couple. Extra Lady 25c |
