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Show Th Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, February 27, nnn Linnnnnnn LJ Li LJ Li Li LJ n 19 Laud Lagoon: ufoun is for fun nil more than a million isons each year enjoy the inilv fun spot of Utah with s almost 100 featuies, which u designed to appeal to all es, tanging from young tots i adults. giuos you an mm F "4 J v f V I n I -- year, the amusement This ik, located in Davis County idway between Salt Lake cay and Ogden, observes its ,, nJULfl of fun and iravel ! 77 years anniversaiy activities directed tow aid iiolesome, clean amusement ui family entertainment. The very spirit of the inusement park is the addi-jof new atti actions each 7 i . n ear. For 1972, Robert E Freed, . e n e r a 1 manager, has mounced that the Rotor will featured. This is a German Je in 'which people stand outid the Inside of a large - eel barrel. As the bairel ueging to whirl, it gains and the centrifugal in pms the infers against he barbel wall as the floor trips- dew n several feel. to the Itotoi , In addition t'.oie are four other new ides: Karzy Kups, Tumbler, 'li Jacker and Super Roll- 0 Plane. Lagoon was started in the l&DOs by former Utah Gov. Pinion Bambuiger, who founded die Salt Lake and Ogden Rail-na- y Why wait for good weather or good roads? A new International Recreational Vehicle can take you any where you want to go any time you want to go . . . actually adding days and weeks to your outdoor fun schedule . . in total, an EXTRA SEASON1 NEW C0U 1972 ir (later the Bamberger rail-ioad- ). Many of the name bands of the country played at Lagoon in its early years and world hampion boxers Bob Fttzim oiis once sel up las li lining i On Wheels Lagoon, one of the 12 largest amusement parks in the nation, offers almost 100 features. Five new rides will open in camp at Lagoon, and put on exhibitions for fight fans. In 1946, Ranch S. Kimball and Robert E. Freed took ovei operation of the amusement park. At that time, there were only eight rides and a few games and food stands. Duung the next several yeais. Lagoon mushroomed as attractions and facilities weie added. Today, it covets 120 acres of featuies, ranging from mima-tui- e golf, to the roller coastei, to the fei i is wheel to the largin the est swimming pool state. in addition to the rides, new concessions, games and some Is Bieyele The Weekday or Weekend WOW WAGON shortens your weekday errands and stretches out your weekend fun! Gets you to places in any weather to make an Extra Season of travel Now with more powerful standard Six or optional or 8 engines, optional drive. v fun-fille- d Hottest Fad an Extra Season lor Going - , svXwit. of the Lagoon offers best picnic facilities in the state, and most guests to the amusement park at one time or another has eaten a picnic lunch on one of the 21 shaded ten aces, which can accommodate moie than 6,000 persons at a time. The hottest thing on wheels these days is the bicycle, and fiom coast to coast, tire mcyde boom of the List few ears is almost as great as the bike- - boom of the Gay Nineties. Lagoon is one of the 12 largAlthough the idea of a wheeled vehicle had est amusement parks m the intrigued inventors for centu-- t nation, although its population tes, it was not until 1874 that area is very small. Not only do he (a people from surrounding comsafety bicycle n bike with two munities support Lagoon, but i medium-siz- e wheels of equal also thousands from neighdiameter) was invented and boring states. know We said Mr. ihe cycbng craze swept the countiy which hit its peak in Freed, that the only way we can succeed in this area is by the 1890s. It is estimated that duiing pioudmg the kind of alnio- ihe 1890s, at lean 10 milhon bicycles were used bv a population approaching 76 million. But, with the advent of the thp lucvcle fad automobile, suddenly disappeaied 4 For moie than half a centuvacation provides you " th the opportunity to see ry bicycling remained mainly pasrtime of children and yourself anew, as reflected m reentries, but thats not the a new environment, and then case today. to come home and look on There aie now an estimated youi notmal self with fiesh 13 million bikes in use by awareness. This is really the heait of it this retieshment neople wanting to enjoy a economical pastime, bv of spirit, and a renewed enpeople who want physical thusiasm for routine living ( xenjm and bv people who and this is something you can do for yourself, by y out sell, am lo b'nl the Miioggy con gesttef conditions of mom of unhout ever leaving home! I low0 die nation's cities By deciding to get In L.di Lake Cily, bike de light avvav fiom youi old self cant keep lip with the and acquire a whole new outnew lace, new figuie, demand fot bicycles One Salt look new everything Lake bike salesman -- aid that he Had iiom 100 to 125 back orders and the list gels longer every day. A few- years ago, bike shops iad to sidelight oilier spoitmg -roods tc keep above water, Not so today Now, most local dealnrs have abandoned all neiuiandise, but bikes, which s lapidly becoming a lucra-n- e sphere that will make people want to return, not just once each year, but three or the during two, four times season. One of the things Mr. Kimball and Mr. Freed did when they took over operation of the amusement park was to staff all the rides, games and stands with high school and college students. fneiidhness and Courtesy, cleanliness aie stiesstd iu ai employes of Lagoon When an employe accepts d job at Lagoon he oi she sian an agreement which says, ba1 sically, ag,ee to treat Lagoon guests couneou-- h Sti ict diess and grooming standards are also stressed. There are no girls wth then hair in curlers or bobby pins. Theie aie no boys unshaven. No dunking is allowed, and a pleasant smile is the style. At Lagoon, theie is an air of permanency. The giounds are clean and spotlessly landscaped Paik-i- i g lots and walking paths are hiidtopped, and all facilities cleaned and .in painted V-- Scout Saturday right loimance at i ic Opera House, name entertain ei special fun d.ys. dancing and a lut moie and its cl to piovide whole designed some, clean amusement tor the entile family. dos. 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