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Show r - ' - I , - " ' V5' Bea Kummer was a parade hit, with her daughters Christine Chris-tine and June. Great Parade One of Features of First Winter Carnival Here In spite of summer-like weather the Winter Carnival was a success! Park City turned out in fine style to support this "first" and everyone had a real swinging time! Four loud blasts got the day off to an official start shortly after 11 o'clock Saturday morning. morn-ing. The Parade came down Main Street from the Turnaround Turn-around ... led by Queen Cathy Vail, followed by floats, bands, unusual vehicles, a horse, a dog-sled racing dogs, marching children and snowmobiles! The Salt Lake Post Office Band sounded real fine and the Prince and Princess, Mike tliyes anci lialjin Martinet looked look-ed cute sitting in that beautiful sleigh owned by Carolyn Bloom. Street's Conoco provided their own snowmobile completely covered with new-fallen snow ... it was really white cotton ... but it looked great! A Park City parade would not be complete without Bea Kummer Kum-mer . . . she and two of her daughters, Christine and June, rode in an old-fashioned sleigh. Bea had her famous Centennial dress and big hat. Car 19 had a cute entry . . . a tiny electric car . . . being driven by two youngsters. Marsac School had a fine showing and right in front of the Memorial Building they gave their rendition of the Centennial song "My Treasure Mountain Home" written by the late Bern-ice Bern-ice Hendrikson of Park City. Some little girls all dressed alike in pretly red and wiiite costumes did a little dance for the throngs watchingthe parade. They were students of Lorna's School of Dance. Of course, "officialdom" was there . . . Mayor William P. Sullivan rode in a car familiar around Park City as belonging to Ali of The Christopher; the City Council was represented by Bob Burns, and MasonSmith rode in a vehicle identified as County Commissioners. There was a second fine band in the parade ... the North Summit High School band came in full force from Coalville Coal-ville and entertained with a good variety of tunes. |
