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Show Tuesday, May - Page THE HERALD, Provo. Utah, 8, 1984 9 Freedom Festival in Provo Outlines Program Events This year's Freedom Festival theme, "AmericaFest: A Salute to America," will be reflected in many of the events held during the 1984 America's FreedomFestival at Provo. Choosing Theme said Steven R. Shallanberger, General Events Chairman for this year's Festival. "This year, the board chose a festive theme which encourages us to celebrate our freedoms in an upbeat theater. planned for this year's event, including more mail-i- n to alleviate much of the waiting in line associated with previous baby contests. 1 (Call Diane Christensen at for more information. I Jaynann Payne, Freedom Awards Chairman, suggests that anyone interested in nominating someone for one of several prestigious awards, or in purchasing tickets to the luncheon, contact the Provo Area Chamber of Commerce at Beauty Pageant The Miss Provo Scholarship Pageant will be June 30 at Timpview High School. "We have been extremely pleased with the caliber of girls we have had to represent the city of Provo," noted Ann Seamons, event chairman. "We have had. several girls go on to represent us as Miss Utah." The deadline for entries for the scholarship pageant is May 15. Interested contestants can pick up applications at the Provo Area Chamber of Commerce, located at 10 East 300 North. Freedom Fair way." Shallanberger further commented "We have so much to be proud of here in the U.S. The Freedom Festival is the perfect 373-677- place to express that pride through its exciting events." One of the Freedom Festival events, the Panorama, used the general theme to develop a special theme of its own. Bill Critchfield, Panorama Chairman noted that the theme chosen for the Festival allowed Osmond Productions (the company producing the Panorama) to use much of its creative energies in coming up with some "fun" things for the audience. "The Olympic Games is an event in which all American's have a great deal of pride," noted Critchfield. "The chance to 'show off our country to the rest of the world through this great competition doesn't come around very often." "AmericaFest: A Salute to the Olympics" was chosen as the theme for the Panorama to promote the spirit of patriotism which surrounds this year's improvements have been 224-116- Freedom Run This year's Freedom Run will actually be two different races. Patrick Shane, event chairman explained that there will be both a 5.000 and a 10,000 meter run July 3. before the Grand Parade. The change to two races was made to accommo- on date both the competitive and the more casual runners in the area. Entry forms for both runs can be obtained at Top Ten Sports in the University Mall. Each runner will be awarded a Grand Parade The Grand Parade, headed again this year by Louis Cran-dal- l. will feature bands, floats, horses, clowns and the Festival royalty. Those interested in having an entry in this July 4 event should contact Tom Mullen at or and a chance to compete for the thousands of dollars worth of prizes to be awarded. There is a $6 registration fee. Freedom Speech Contest Utah County high school students are eligible to compete in this year's Freedom Speech Contest. The event chairman, 378-724- 5 Vendors desiring space along the parade route should contact Jerry Johnson at 225-900- 0. Picnic In Park festival Closing the week-lon- g is the Picnic in the Park & Fireworks Concert. This event, headed by Gene Manning, made its debut two years ago, and has continued to grow in popularity. The activity will in Merrill Frost, explained that more complete information has already been given to area high schools. The winner of this event will deliver his or her speech at the Patriotic Service on Julv 1. NUMBER 375-473- 1. day-lon- 1 IN clude various types of stage entertainment, a petting ioo-- , lots of food, and other family-oriente- d fun. The day's events and the Festival will be capped off with a special fireworks display choreographed to music broadcast over 6 FM and KDOT AM. Anyone interested in providing entertainment for the Picnic, or in selling food at the Picnic 0 should call or for further information. K-9- 373-855- 374-56- Questions about specific events should be directed to the appropriate event chairman. General questions may be diby Mark Avery, Communications Coordinator, at rected 225-900- 0. g SPORTS! Craig Call, Freedom Fair Chairman, explained that the fair will again be held in downtown Provo on June 30, July 2, 3, and 4. Arts, crafts, and foods will be on display and for sale. Those interested in obtaining a booth for the downtown fair to sell arts, crafts, or foods should contact Pam Wudel at 374-507- FpFOlEOKG' Downtown Carnival The Downton Carnival will be held in Provo concurrently with the Freedom Fair according to Bill Stacey, event chairman. The carnival provides a full compliment of amusements rides for the "young, and young Olympic Games. Olympic Spirit d Olympics-oriente- several age categories for this Julv 2 event. Christensen noted that several Freedom Awards The Freedom Awards Lunchcitieon honors zens who have made various contributions to their neighborhood, community, or country. This year's luncheon is open to the public and will be held on June 29. "Each year the Freedom Festival Board chooses a theme which it feels will reflect a particular aspect of patriotism appropriate for our Festival," "The Previous problems of turning people away at the door will be handled by holding the program in the new Scera Shell amphi- theme also gives us a chance to merge some of the more traditional patriotic displays with some fun and energetic entertainment," he continued. The Panorama will be July 3. At SCO.CO at heart." Tho F.tc3 Aid Ucrd by Hzzllh CXuta end :zzr--.- 3 Cizl Previa A Of Rlr."3. To Rzduco Wc'c- -t f'caro 4-- tact interested in participating, especially chorus groups, should contact Mary Bethers, Concert Series Chairman, at Clogger Festival The popular National dogger's Festival will again be a part of the Freedom Festival. Alvin Price at 378-671- 1 Scvlrrjs Now thru Set. Children's Parade Alvin and Barbara Price are chairing the Children's Parade to be held June 30. Last year thousands of youngsters participated, and at least as many are expected this year. Children and teenagers up to 16 years of age are eligible to participate in the parade. scout, school, and church groups are all encouraged to enter the parade. Prospective Children's Parade participants should con- (More details of this and all other events, including the dates and locations of ticket sales, will be announced soon.) Concert Series The Festival's first event will be the Concert Series to be held in the Provo Tabernacle June 27, 28, 29 and 30. Each evening will feature a different type of entertainment including: a chorus showcase, barbershop quartets, children's groups and the Provo Municipal Band. Groups Tfct j cndf.Tvor;rc:;VVc:iC:!r3! tzi wJ.rti tar rft tsirJnj, hr" i ti w.-'z- i or 373-854- The inspiring Patriotic Service will again be held in BYU's Marriott Center on the Sunday during the Festival July 1. While event chairman Glen Tuckett declined to announce 374-682- 3. Dennis Cobia, Clogger's Festin val Chairman, noted that groups from around the country will be coming to this year's Festival. The clogging show will be held June 28, 29 and 30. this year's featured speaker, Tuckett noted that area resi- well-know- for rn;;"i, cvn dents will not be disappointed in the speaker already chosen to d address the capacity crowd at this event. Baby Contest The Baby Contest, touted to be the largest of its kind, is a crowd pleaser every year, according to Diane Christensen, event chairman. There will be bry almost-guarantee- "Our annual Festival has really become known in the Clogging World," exclaimed Cobia. 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