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Had The 4th
Aided by a cooperative weath
ir man who turned on the heat
ind hung out smiling blue skies ,
ihreught the day—and who put
i gorgeous full moon in the sky
that night—Kodiak’s Fourth of
fuly celebration was a comp'ete
iuccess. Children and grownups,
service men and eivilians, Navy
Base personnel and towufolk,
fishermen and merchants — all
mingled together in a typical and
happy American celebration of
the nation’s greatest day.
Working under the direction
>f Ray Martin, members of tbe
Kodiak Chamber of Commerce
and Kodiak Rotary Club assisted
in handling the varied and exten
sive program which was run off
without a hitch. Max Folsom,
as emeee, kept the large crowd
interested with his prompt re*
porting of results and events as
they occupied the day
The prog-am started promptly
at 10 am with a concert by the
Navy band in front of Kraft’s
after which tbe parade of ve
hicles moved to the school
grounds Judges of the float con
test awarded two first prizes-one
to the W J. Erskine Company
for the best decorated auto
mobile, a hunting scene, and the
other to the Baptist Mission for
their trailer float loaded with
smiling youugsteis. Second place
in the motor car division went
to the Volunteer Fire Depart
ment and the Anchorage Cold
Storage truck took third prize.
An inspiring flag-raising scene
took place at tbe schoolgrouads
after the parade, where speaker
Talmage L. Smith voiced a plea
for goodwill and understanding
among the nations of the world
About 200 costumed ehildren,
many of ihem from the Navy
Bas1-, pa-licipated in the juvenile
pan.de which preceded the prc
41am of races. Prizes were award
ed as follows:
Best dressed oouple: Mattie
Pavloff and Barbara Squar soff.
Beat die.-sed ir 1: Melva Jane
Stone us Miss America
B^st family group Dainty Vic
ki Hojai and her two little broth
sis, Mike and Jack.
Best decorated girl's bike:
Norma Jean Fjeldheim.
Best dressed boy; Ronnie
Brockman
Best deco ated tricycle: Bob
bie Meyer.
Most original girl: Sandra
Robinson.
Most original couple: Stanley
tlungerford and Agnes Stephan,
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