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Show ... fJloplefon readies for 24th July 22, 1982 - The Springville Herald - Page Seven Officials expect busy 24th o j t 6t45 - 9:30, Bishop's Pancake Breaks Ray and Lora Whiting, chairmen of this year s July 24th celebration, are; busy making preparations for the many ;1 o fast. r 8:45 a.m., Ribbon cutting for new Recreationists 1 are expected to Visit the Uinta National Forest in record numbers over the July 24 holiday weekend, . according ac-cording to Gary Coleman, recreation staff officer. Forest officials expect crowded roads and busy campgrounds, but places of quiet and solitude can be found along 1 forest trails. Mr Coleman suggested that fishermen will find good fishing at Payson Lakes and along streams in Payson Canyon, although Payson Lakes Campground is closed for construction. Since fire danger is high, forest visitors are asked to be particularly careful with fires. Campfires should never be left unattended, and they should be completely extinguished before departure. ijueen of arts, and daughter of heaven. Burke activities that will be provided. i Mapleton Main Street. The 24th of July has been a traditional time of fun and getting acquainted and re-acquainted for Mapleton residents and the surrounding areas. - Each year the festivities are planned and carried out by the LDS wards. This year it is under the direction of the Mapleton Fifth Ward. Many people are involved in making preparations to keep everyone entertained, full and happy. Activities will begin at 6 a.m. as local-authorities local-authorities sound the fire whistle, to arouse each reisdent. Following is a schedule of events for the entire day: 6:30 p.m. Flag ceremony at the park. l 9a.m., Parade a long Main Street 1200 A No:, to Park. 3 : 30 a.m. -2 p.m. Relief Society Bake 'S Sale: 11:15 a.m. Girls All-Star Game. .H 11:30 a.m., Hamburger, hot dog ii lunch. 12 noon, kids races, tug-o-war etc. in 1 p.m. program. 2:30 p.m.. Boys Bronco and Mustang VsAli-Star Games. .rj 9. p.m., Youth dance at the tennis it courts. V1 ;q We extend a big invitation to everyone to come and spend a relaxing fun filled day in Mapleton. )' t'' Jij' I' i - . ' ' , 1 , If ' r J 4 If , I . " Wfrti i wri iwn t rir fr ifr ri n n ii r i m , i m r. 1 1 mi r rr ri fi rm ri i raMi 1 1 1 i ' i w r Bftanan iMTrai 1 1 i rrnr i i wwii rt n nn l i n w mi i rii i r ii n m m MrwBi i v r ii ' ' rrrr - ft m" i Tin n nmr r irnitin n nr nri 1 'iwn - Tnrn ,JrT-:ri i Council pond Gfs problems Continued from page I -the city. He will first visit with the. County Sherrif department that is responsible for Civil Defense. In other matters council was told that back filling of the new water tank will! be completed in a couple of days. The canyon road has been repaired and most other odd and end projects associated with the new system has been completed,- Wheeler said that it is likely that the well pump will not have to be used for the balance of the summer. sum-mer. The last time the pump was used was the second Saturday in May. The Commercial and Industrial Committee has recommended that an area in South Mapleton be established for an Industrial Park reported Don Korth. Water could be furnished to this area from the Westwood Well owned by the city. Mayor Johnson informed the council that BYU has leased part of this area for coal storage. Korth said that part of the area might be considered for use as a land fill and Mapleton could haul its own garbage. Council voted to donate up to $100 toward Mapleton's annual homecoming and reunion. Clinton Young is again chairman of the event which will be eld at the park on August 13. Mapleton's July 24th royalty. Canyon work stmts I Continued from page I through the park have been roughed in auu win uc icaujr iui 1111a wiiuci, adiu Richard Fox, superintendant of parks. The newest park will also have facilities for snowmobiling ready for the coming season. A pavillion is being considered for the park, and it is hoped local clubs or companies will be interested in building a fireplace there. Mr. Moore said that with volunteer work and proper management, the park should be able to recoup the cost of development and yield a surplus for the city. The two parks combined make up the largest park in the county, said Mr. Moore, having over 355 acres between them The University of All this of Pot and Think of your Pennsylvania established itter- Tell me then, forefathers! 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