Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-25
ALL ABOARD FOR
PARADE FROLIC
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Swing Time featuring Fred As
taire and Ginger Rogers! That's
a real treat, kids, because this
is considered one of the finest
pictures of the year!
Also. you. kids vino like cakes
will have a chance to win two
more big luscious cakes. These
are in addition to those prepared
by Gulletts grocery. The two We
refer to are being specially baked
by the National Bakery.
There will be more than so
prizes. Headed by SIS cash award
from the chamber of commerce,
the prizes include dollar bills, 9TH
er cash prizes, toys, articles which
every boy and girl needs or wants;
and merchandise orders amounting
to from so cents to several dol
lars!
There are orders for merchan-
disc from Johnsons; flashlight,
doll, bicycle tire and indoor ball
from the I. v. Hardware compa-
ny; five merchandise orders from
Kings; a doll and football from
Newberry'S; q Maud Tausey doll
and pair of binoculars from the
Valley Drug; an automatic pencil
and a fountain pen from the Office
Supply company; Cartons of Coca
Cola and Seven-Up from Cox
Brothers; two big baskets of gro
ceries from the Safeway stores;
pocketknife and Mexican book
ends from Edgar Brothers Hard
ware store; two half-dollars from
Haun, the jeweler; a necktie for
boy and a silver dollar tor a
girl, from Geo. H. Harris; a girls
dress and a boys shirt from the
j. c. Penney company; two sur
prise gifts" by John r. Robertson
(and the inside dope is that these
are "Enockouts'); two lovely cakes
from Gullett Grocery; and two
more lovely cakes from the Ma
tional Bakery.
Winners will be judged in a lot
of different ways. Prizes will go to
The dog and cat with the longest
tail; the smallest pets; the best
costumed boy and girl; the kindest
appearing pet; the best trained
pet; best dressed pet; most fero-
cious appearing pet; best float;
prettieSt pet; oldest pet; oldest
friendly pair; ugliest pet; pet built
lowest to the ground; the biggest
pet; the most peculiar pet, and
lots of others.
Its going to be a big, hard job
to judge this parade and every
one appreciates the big task on
the judges who have kindly agreed
to assume this responsibility. They
are:
Mrs. H. K. McClimans, of the
Campfire girls; Lee Landerman,
assistant farm adviser and Carl
Helmick, Boy Scout executive.
The parade will be lead by
youthful grand marshall. She Is
Miss Pauline OSwalt, IA.
Members of the Ell Centro Ju-
nior Police will aid in conducting
the parade and controlling the en-
tries. Captain Frank OSwalt Will
assign a half dozen state motor
cycle patrolmen to handle traffic.
OF course, Sterling Oswalt, chief
of police will also have his men
on hand.
Parents who wish to accompa-
ny L.,elr children over the line
OF march may do so.
All right, kids-well see you In
the parade!
New entries include:
Vostile Mason, 13, 178 State pigeon
Gazelle Davis, Is, l50 State, cat;
Betty Lou Watson, 637 Vine, dog;
Doris Mitchell, 13, TAO So. 9th, cat
and dog; Marjorie Harrison, 10,
TAO So. 7th., kittens; Shirley
Marie Stagg, 9, 644 So. 7th, dog;
willard Curry, 10, 1924 Ell Centro'
dog; Barbara and Ruth Parker,
lilo, 558 Hamilton, dog; Donald
Edgar, IL, Rt. 2, Box II, Ell Centro,
dog; Armina Efvander, 8, 682 Wen
sley, dog; Connie Jean Bennett,
4, 653 He'll, dog; Patricia McNa-
mara, 8, 525 Sandalwood, cat;
Phyllis Justman, 9. 723 Wensley,
dog; Judith Justman, Z, 723 Wen
sley, cat; Harley 1ngold, 9, Rt. 2,
Box SO, Imperial, dog; Chuck SAL
men, 8, 1912 Wensley, dog; Alice
Kempland, 9, 1923 Adams, chip
munk; Claradehl Graves, II, Rt.
|. Box 1890, Ell Centro, 2 pigs;
Edward Clifton, IL, sos Olive, dog;
Lloyd Tibideau, 10, 454 Olive, dog;
Bill Smith, 8. 500 Ell Centre, dog;
Betty Higgins 6, Rt. 2, Box 24s Ell
Centro, cat; Florence Douglas, g.
lot State St., possum; Pattie
Fleming, 13, 1876 So. 7th, dog; Hen
ry Alarcon, 13, 148 State, dog;
Shirley Kinne, 9, La Solana Acres,
horse: Carlene Peacock, 10, ABS
Orange, Holtville, cat; Darlene Lott
II, 9Th and Orange, Holtville, BAN
tam rooster; Jackie Strobel 10, 33s
Hamilton, dog; Leeman Monroe
10, 1927 State, dog; Mary Napier
IA, 371 Orange, canary; Francs
Hogue IL, 4th and City Limits