MORNING
Parade through town led by U. S. Navy Band.
Parade starts at Kraft’s store and goes through
main street to schoolgrouads. Prizes for best decor
ated ear, best marching unit, best decorated bicycle
(This parade is for adults and vehielea only.)
10:15
Flag-raising ceremony. Sehoolgrounds.
Address of the day:
Talmage L. Smith
10:30
Kiddies parade (from sohoolgrounds to Blinn’s hall)
Piizes for best costumes, best decorated baby
buggy, etc.
10:45
Children’s races and contests. Street in front of tbs
Marshal's office (Note: This year the children’s
races will be discontinued between hours of 12 A- 2)
AFTERNOON
Noon
Start of junior marathon rate (boys under 1ft)
at Baptist Mission. Finish at Bank of Kodiak. Rua
nsrs report to Ray Martin’s store at 11:45 for trans
portation to Mission. Prizes 125, $15, $10, $5
1:00
2
4
5
Open road race from NOB Administration budding t«
Kodiak (6nish opposite Wodlinger’s drug store)
Open to all men. Prises $100; $25; $15; $10, $5.
Runners report to Ray Martin at 12:30 for trans
portation.
Afternoon session of children’s competition.
Tug-O-War open to any ten man team.
First prize $25.
Defending champions Kediak Fishermen.
Horseshoe competition at Community Center
First ptize $10, second prize $5.
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6:30
8
8:30
9
EVENING
Water Spar te (tentative—licten for announcement)
City Dock. Tug-o-war. last^man-on-a-raft,
log-rolling
Comedy tumbling and acrobatics—Clarence Dixney.
Platform od Brooklyn avenue near Coke plant
1 ndepondoBee Day Raffle Drawing for < prize?.
School groundf.
Free Ranee, Kodiak Community Center
Music by Four Hit-* and a Mis?