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Show Parades, concessions rodeo to be features Plans are practically complete com-plete for a 2-day Fourth of July celebration in Springville and townspeople are being urged urg-ed to spend at least the greatest great-est part of the day in this city. Members of the Sixth Ward began some time ago preparing for various phases of entertainment entertain-ment for both young and old, in an effort to bring an old fashioned celebration to town. There will be two parades, concessions of all kinds and a rodeo to climax the celebration. royalty, Pat Oldroyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Oldroyd; Mrs. Jean Barton and Mrs. Rosemary Pirzadah, wives of members of the riding club. The main part of the celebration celebra-tion will center on the high school lawns, where concessions will be located Saturday and Monday. There will be rides and many other forms of entertainment enter-tainment for the young folks. Mays Anderson, bishop of the Sixth Ward, is general chairman chair-man of the celebration and is chairman of the main parade, assisted by W. R. Snelson. Clayton Rose is chairman of the junior parade and Lynn Houser and Don Wood are in charge of concessions. The Relief Society and all other organizations and practically prac-tically every individual in the ward is working on various phases of the celebration. Funds derived from the celebration cele-bration have been earmarked by the ward for the new LDS Seminary. The first parade on Saturday, Satur-day, is being sponsored by the Primary organizations and all wards in Springville and Maple-ton Maple-ton and individuals are entering enter-ing floats. There will be a prize for the best float and a treat for every child who dresses especially es-pecially or decorates his bike car or wagon for the parade. The children's parade will begin at 6 p.m., starting at Center Street and proceeding along Main Street south then east on Fourth South to the high school. Big parade The big parade Monday is scheduled at 2 p.m. It will feature fea-ture a patriotic theme and a prize is being offered for the best float made especially for this parade. It will get underway under-way on Second North and pro-cede pro-cede along Main Street south to Fourth South and then East to the high school. The Sixth Ward MIA conduc- ted an attendance contest to secure, the July 4th queen and attendants, who include Patsy Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Barker, queen; Lynette Lyn-ette Riding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos L. Riding and Jolene Huff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Huff, attendants. attend-ants. Rodeo Hobble Creek Riding Club is sponsoring a big rodeo Monday Mon-day at 8 p.m., at North Park arena. The events will feature bare backs, saddle broncs, calf roping, wild cow milking, Brahma bull riding, girls' barrel bar-rel racing, plus specialty acts, to conclude the celebration. Ned Schoell is acting chairman. Reigning over the rodeo and also riding in the parade in the afternoin will be the rodeo |