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Show n. nUrnirXf IJ fl t The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, September I 5 vv 19, 1976 Fight Empis, Officers Arrest Youth Fefs, Freckles Featured For Fairs Kids Day . k L By Jim Woolf Tribune Staff Writer Dogs, cats, snakes, guinea pigs and a myriad of other animals were dragged, coaxed and carried to the Utah State Fair by excited children hoping to wm prizes in the annual pet show Saturday. And children with freckles more freckles than one person could ever count sauntered around the fair knowing they were bound to win something m the Freckle Contest. Saturday was Kid's Day. It also was the day Utah residents could see the fair which closes Sunday evening Fashion Show The annual Miss Indian Utah State Fair pageant was conducted Saturday, followed by a fashion show of clothing designed by Indians. La Costa, a country-webtesinger, performed at the grandstand The first-plac- e prize In the pet show went to a sleek black cat whose name, aptly enough, was Tom. He is owned by Anne Gaibford of Salt Lake City. Second prize was awarded to a Boston Bud Terrier owned by Kim Kraus, Salt Lake City; third prize to a mixed poodle owned by Kathy Coleman, Salt Lake City, and fourth prize to a pair of garter snakes belonging to Julie Coleman, Salt Lake City. The award for the cutest pet went to Shel- l- Gaisford and her guinea pig named Snowball; most unusual to Julie Coleman for her snakes; biggest to - j '( l ' !.K "r''sNtr' f'""" . i J - .; . i - lr " .. H I 3 n y and Mark Sheets, 22, 2777 W. 3100 South, both suffered wounds from the machete Mr. Sheets wa treated at the scene and M r Kelley taken to University Hospital, where ne was treated for a back laceration and released Police recovered a pocket knife, baseball bat, machete and a hard rubber roller following the fight. The juvenile was arrested and later released to his parents. This Ad Effective Sunday, September ISth Thru Saturday, September 25th Jeff Chalmers, holding pole, und James Morrison take care not tc lose their balance. Low -- Wire Act Dream Conies True For S.L. Resident When the announcer at Utah State Fair Saturday proclaimed it was time for Comedy Capers on the Low Wire featuring Jeff Chalmers, a dream was coming true James Morrison, a Salt Lake Cay resident who for years has fantasized about performing on the low wire, was going to have his chance As he walked nervously toward the wire, dressed But in a clown suit, he said he hadnt fallen recently theres always a first time, he added. Jeff Chalmers, a former circus performer, has been coaching Mr Morrison for the past month The two are working as a comedy team at the fair They hope it will be a stepping stone to get them a circus job. Mr. Chalmers says Mr Morrison has been a good pupil and has added much to the act. Sunday, the duo w ill perform at 4 30 p m near the fairgrounds grandstand Red Cross Center Schedule for Blood The following schedule will be observed this w eek by Intermountain Red Cross Blood Center, American Red CrossMonday . Si. Rose of Lima, 55 CIiuTih St , Layton, 1 to 6 p m Tuesday . Masomc Lodge, Ogden, 1 to 6 p m. and Bennett's Paint and Glass, 2131 S 300 West, 3 to 7 30 p m Wednesday: Hill Air Force Base, 9am to 1 p m and Murray High School, noon to 4 p m. Thursday: Hill Air Force Base, 9 a m. to 1 p m - a i to Friday Granger Moose Lodge, 8 3465 S 2700 West, 4 p m There will also be a drawing at the lntermountam Red Cross Blood Center, 555 Foothill Dr , Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 10 a m to 3 p m , Wednesday 3 to 8 p m and Friday noon to 6 p m 5;5 -- & " dsf r- ? ,n9&$ && 1 r - is fe New 55mph limit makes radar detection a must! Suite Includes Buffet-Hutc- h 54-inc- h Usaoopes8 Radar Detector :i 'X&4 ;i. 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Bonnie Williams, right, presents Cutest Pet award to S U A male juvenile was arrested late Fnday following a fight on the sidewalk at 303 S State, in which two persons were slashed with a machete and hit with a baseball bat David Coleman for his Doberman Pimcher and smallest to Steffany Farnsworth for her gerbil Freckles Winner Winners of the Freckle Contest were Tami Grace, 8, Salt Lake City, and Darren Bonty, 10, Granger. Sunday is the fair finale It will be open from 11am to 9 p m. The featured entertainer will be Ray Price who will appear at 6 p m. and 8 30 p m. The Pipes and Drums of the Salt Lake Scots will perform at 12 43 p m. and the Willy Wonka Magic Show is scheduled for 3.15 p m and6.tkp.rn. The Up With People show will be presented at 2 p m in the grandstand. The program is produced by students at the University of Arizona, who use mostly original music and have received acclaim throughout the county. Sunday Events Other events scheduled Sunday are Jonny Rivers Diving Mule at 1 p m., 5 30 p m. and 7.30 p m ; sky diving at 1 ,30 p m. , flower arranging demonstration at 3 30 p m and 5 30 p m ; Chip the Chimp, Jeff Chalmers on the Low Wire at 4 30 p m. ; fire fighter demonstration at 5.30 p m., and trick roper Francisco Zamora at 5.45 p.m. The ev ening will be highlighted by the Ray Price Show and Jack Andei son's Dixieland Band at 7:30 p m. Admission is $2 for adults; 50 cents for children 6 through 12, with children 5 and under free. I 'S t |
