Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-08-02 | Page 3 | Unionists Hold Outing in Canyon Retreat

Unionists Hold Outing in Canyon Retreat The noise noise- was subdued but spirits spirits spir spir- its ts were boisterous Saturday as several hundred painters decorators ors and paperhangers paperhangers- left Salt Lake City for their their annual two- two day outing at grove near Wanship Following an order of the city I commission which permitted a parade but banned tooting of horns or use of a loud speaker truck I the he vacationers held their spirits in n check until they reached the city limits but from that point to their outing site their progress was marked by more than thim a little noise In scores of passenger automobiles automobiles automobiles automo automo- biles and trucks they left the Labor Labor Labor La La- bor temple Second East street shortly after 9 a. a m. m and paraded north to South Temple street west to Main Mam street south to Twenty- Twenty first 2100 South street and east to Parleys Parley's canyon Activities at the outing will in include include in- in clude elude all types of sports and games fishing swimming and just plain loafing Arrangements were under direction direction tion of a committee comprised of John Edwards business agent of f the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators Decorators Dec Dec- orators and Paperhangers of ot America local No 77 Vernon N. N Miller JosephS Joseph S. S Humphrey LeRoy M. M Foster E E. A. A Knowles and L. L C. C Cooper Among th the happy were Lo Lon J. J Coombs Bud Monroe Mr Humphrey and Heber W. W Sartor who rode rode rode-in In the back of a small pickup truck waving their hats as the parade moved through the city streets