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Show Best Mounts in West In East Mill Creek Show and recreation center in East Mill Creek. In addition to the cash prizes there is a wealth of handsome merchandise and trophies to be presented performers in the nine I The aristocrats of horsedom f are congregated at the L. H. j Strong Mt. Olympus stables for the annual horse show of the East Mill Creek Lions club. The I show opened last night and will j continue through Saturday eve- j ning, with the best mounts in the intermountain west compet- i ing for the $1500 In prize money. Charles P. Rudd is manager of : the event, proceeds from which will go into the Lions fund for the building of the new park : classes of events. More than 70 horses are entered in the various divisions which cover the entire field of horsemanship from children's chil-dren's mounts to the five-gaited stake class. One feature of the event will be the appearance of the Mill Creek baby royalty, "Queen" Sydney Ann Ellsworth and "King" Timothy Thompson, youngsters who have been chosen chos-en to reign over this event as well as the annual East Mill Creek July Fourth Children's festival next Thursday. i - - f . , ' I t -" ! ' 4 I I KICAI1Y FOR I51(; EVENT Miss Pat Strong, left, and Mks I Eelyn Strong, two of the accomplished riders in the East Mill Creek horse show taking place this weekend Cut courtesy Des- eret News. |
