The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-06-12

so you can mark it down
:that the swimming season is here be-
cause all roads will be leading to
urday.
To make certain that everything
will go off like clockwork, the COM
nittee spent last Sunday at ldora 60
| ing over every detail in the all-day
program with the park management.
1t is absolutely necessary that ar
rangements be made for every hour
from the time the dance hall is turned
over to the baby show in the morn
ing until the ring is lighted for the
boxing bouts at night. The public
| address system must be in the correct
place at the right time, booths must
be built and ticket boxes placed; rae
ing distances must be marked off and
rolling pins made; nurses must be
provided for Judging and a pianist
hired; gallons Of rich cream must be
on hand for the delicious, free cof-
fee.
There is fun for everyone from the
time your car or bus pulls into the
free parking lot until you have de-
cided to call it a day. Every min
ute throughout the entire afternoon
and evening has been utilized to as
sure you the best time you have ever
had.
The baby show is the first thing on
the program with the judging sched-
uled to start promptly at II o'clock.
Competent nurses will award the
prizes which are S15 and loving cup
to the winer, so for second and S5
| for third with a decorated baby set
to all contestants.
The penny scramble at 11:45 in the
dance hall will see a shower of S25 in
coppers divided among three groups
| Of girls and three groups Of boys.
Ages are five and seven, inclusive;
| eight and ten, inclusive, and eleven
and twelve.
The athletic events at the ball park,
starting promptly at l o'clock, place
S113.50 into the hands Of the winners
Of the various races and contests
which includes the women's rolling
pin tossing contest at huge life-size
dummy representing Herr Hitler This
is expected to be one of the most en-
tertaining features Of the day.
Time for the tap dancing contest
has been changed from o'clock to
2:45. The bathing beauty contest
will follow this event. Both are to
be staged in the theater on the mid
way
The ball game brings together Mi
nerva and Hall China at 3 o'clock
while the 20 rounds Of boxing are
scheduled to start at 1880 p. m.
Between these two athletic high
lights, the music lovers will be pre-
sented real treat when the Ceramic
City Male Chorus takes over the dance
hall for a half an hour of popular
songs. Dancing to Seger Ellis, whose
band features the popular Irene Tay-
lor, will be free from 2:30 to 4:30 in
the afternoon.
Fifty-four dinner sets, 25 teapots,
100 pairs of skates, a $l0O check and
five years paid-up dues will be award
ed about o'clock.
It's little wonder the potters just
can't stay away from the Picnic come
June IA. 1t is time to start slicing
the ham and preparing the potato
salad because you will want an early
start Saturday.
After entering the outskirts of
Youngstown, the road will be found
to be well marked into ldora. All
parking before o'clock is free, but
it is doubtful if the huge lots will be
able to accommodate all the cars
journeying to the outing so you are
again warned to start early.
Last years record crowd Of $4,000
is expected to be broken this Satur-
day with the promise of a perfect
day.
Time is almost up, if you expect to
, pilot that blue beauty, the Oldsmo-
bile Custom Cruiser with hydra
matte drive, you better count your
. tickets to make certain you have
enough. The lucky one may still be
waiting to be sold.
Come prepared to stay late because
. you will not be able to tear yourself
away from the fun.