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Show ROCM MOl MAIN RE IEk Ps-s-s- . June 24, 196. .i MOTHERS Want Free Tickets To Lagoon? t, '' 'W For a Carefree Summer t; How about a public pulse program on KSL between Margaret Masters and Will Lucas on what to do in LET VICKI Be vour summer replacement Reasonable Rates BAHA'U'UAH ON DISARMAMENT circa hour 1&63 Should any King lake up arms ogomsl another, oil should unitedly arise and preventhim BAHA'I 484 2562 or IN7 7546 Ever since its beginning The Rocky Mountain Review taking its readers for a ride! Now, not only will we make you chuckle, frown or an in- is 69 years ago when it served as a railroad park on the old Salt Lake and Ogden line, Lagoon has made expsnsion and improvement a yearly policy, growing with the state and growing up with its citizens. 1965 is a very special year for it marks the biggest expansion in a single season in formed citnen through our refreshing coverage of southeast area news, but now you will receive an invitation to fun with free amusement tickets. Here's the deal. Each new subscriber to the Review will receive $3. in tickets for rides or swimming at activity -- packed Lagoon. Offer is good anytime any season. So, sign Lagoon's history. A history, incidently, that vividly recalls the 1953 fire which completely destroyed the park; a history that also recalls the same park up today. completely rebuilt and ready for the 1954 season. Spectacular is the word for the '65 Lagoon. It's bigger, more colorful, and even more exciting. Theres a New North Midway built around the most exciting new ride in years -- the Wild Mouse, the original German ride which was imported for the Seattle Worlds Fair. The northern addition o, also features the Flying Swings, the Basketball Toss, the Hi Striker and an antique Popcorn Wagon that recalls the turn of the century. Bing-O-Ren- Separating the new northern addition and the Lagoon you remember from last year Is the spectacular Julian M. a Fountain, Bamburger $25,000 water sculpture In dazzling colors and lighting effects. Golf -- Fun becomes Golf -- Fun USA this year. Each hole Is themed to represent the na- -' tural wonders, landmarks, and 'Planter Blocks US Pat No 2960-79- 7 man-ma- de are so structures part much a which of the American scene. Every park should have a conversation piece; Lagoon's this year is Porky, the Paper Eater. Hes really just a giant vacuum cleaner. But give him a personality and a little house in Mother Gooseland to live in and he becomes a wonderful storybook character who lives on trash, empty cups, paper, and ice cream sticks. The fun of watching eat will certainly Porky encourage children to pick after themselves up and others too. A new office In a new location, just west of the Fun House, is but another addition to the park. The office also boasts a new look and new facilities to offer patrons even more and better services. Speaking of new facilities, La 777T MOMTII 1 Licensed Nursery has added many new picnic terraces with family It now reunions in mind. takes but a single phone call to reserve one of these areas for your family or organizagoon tion. No Lagoon season is complete without the traditional line-u- p of America's Greatest Attractions. This year is certainly no exception and names like the Smothers Brothers, the Beach Boys, the and Count Kingston Trio, Basie, to mention but a very few, will grace the Patio Gardens' Stage. Speaking of the Patio Gardens, a new transistorized sound system has been installed for the 65 season to increase patrons' enjoyment. All-in-a- ll, 3 Market Letters to help guide your investing If you'd like to receive one of these helpful letters call our office or mail us the coupon Schwabacber & B0 South Main Street MARKET CLOSING REPORT WEEKLY TECHNICAL LETTER Co. Mambart New York Stock Exchange. Pacific Coast Stock Exchange, other leading exchang as it's a banner NEW YORK MORNING WIRE NAME Salt Laka City ELgin year at Lagoon and the banner reads more exciting than ever before. STOPS EROSION RETAINS HILLSIDES ORDER NOWI - PDrUNITD rnnnNCK Mountain West Gardens Complete Landscape Center 1567 East 3900 South, Salt Lake City 277-208- 278-841- 1 1 0HOB8 3RD SMASH WEEK! 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