4th Of July Announcements Over TV
Tail Program Of Events Scheduled
, By OR. BOB JOHNSON, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN
TV Shows
Watch your TV next week for
further Fourth of July publicity.
On Tuesday, June 30, at 7 p.m.,
you will see the “Fourth of July
Program Night“ featuring Chuck
Connelly as master of ceremonies.
Jim Eggemeyer. Parade Chair
man, and Doug Lohse, Children’s
Activities Chairman, will partici
pate. The show will fill you in on
«ome of the details of the day’*
activities.
On Thursday, July 2, at 7 p.m.,
you will see the “Roaring Twen
iies“ featuring Chuck Powell as
master of ceremonies and many
of the participants in the show.
This promises to be real entertain
ment for TV viewers as there will
be selected items from the whole
show as well as a few extras.
Queen Contest
The* Queen contestants are al
ready well underway in a fast
moving, selling campaigp. These
girls are true vote-getters and this
promises to be a close and . com
petitive camapign. The contest
ants are, at this writing, Kathy
fltirke, kp&nsored by the Orpheum
Theatre and the American Legion,
Johanna Beukers, sponsored by ;
PNA and Kodiak Airways, Marilyn ;
Ctya, sponsored by Naughton's ;
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Bakery and Betty Lou Schrmer,
sponsored by Sportland. Each
ticket entitles the bearer to a vote
for Queen and one estimate on
the number of beans in the bottle
at Kodiak Insurance.
4th of July Dances
The Coronation Ball will be
held July 3rd from 9 p.m. to 1
a.m. at the Labor Temple to the
music of a seven-piece Navy or
chestra. The fabulous show, the
“Roaring Twenties" will be on
stage at 10:30 p.m. with lots of
songs and laughter for everyone
from two to eighty. The Queen
will be crowned at midnight.
Tickets are aavilable from any
JAYCEE for $1.50 which includes
admission to two dances and two
shows. \
The Fourth of July Ball will be
held July 4th from 8 p.m. to 12 M
at the Labor Temple to the ihusie
of George Buxton and his trio. The
“Roaring Twenties" will be on
stage at 10:00 p.m. and the award
ing of the Volkswagen- for best
bean estimate will be, at 11:45
p.m. At 12:15 a.m„ a grandoise dis
play of fireworks may be seen
at the Small Boat Harbor
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The pr|ce of the dance tickets,
is a real bargain. Two gala dances
ind two fabulous shows. Tickets
ire available from any JAYCEE
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and will be available at the door.
The price if purchased at the door
is $1.00 per person per dance.
Queen’s Banquet
At noon on the Fourth of July
a Banquet will be held at the
“Forty-Nine Room* ‘in honor of
the Queen and her Court. Honored
guests will include Admiral and
Mrs. McKecbnie, Mayor and Mrs.
Coon, Captain and Mrs. Jacoby,
Captain and Mrs. Epley, Colonel
and Mrs! Wood. There will be' a
few pertinent remarks by honored
guests. The luncheon is no host
to those attending other than the
Queen and her court and the
honored guests ,and will be $2.00
per plate.
Concessions
“Step right up, ladies and gentle
men, and try your skill. One direct
hit on the nose with a wet sponge
will win a ceegar for the little
lady. You cant afford to miss this
opportunity . . .“ This, or othrr
similar patter may well be heard
from all directions on July 3rd
and 4th at the Carnival site in
the Small Boat Harbor. And, ladies
and gentlemen, you can’t afford
to miss this opportunity! There
will be a variety in fun and enter
tainment. all kinds of food, all
kinds of games and novelties for
the children. All concessions have
been let but three at this writing,
totaling seventeen, and those in
terested are encouraged to get
there fustest with the mostest.
“Step right up, ladies and gentle
men. . **
Parents are urged to enter their
children in the Fourth of July
parade. There will be awards for
the best-decorated tricycle and for
the best-costumed boy and girl.
The children’s entries will enter
the parade by Kraft‘s Hardware
store and follow the length of
Suimoiaoh jsed Xcav ouijew
stand, dropping out where the
new road begins.
Entry blanks for children, as
well as for Floats, are available
at the Kodiak Insurance Depart
ment in the Bank of Kodiak. Navy
and civilian families are welcome
to participate.
Parade Bits
Organizations not yet entered
for floats are urged to fill out
entry blanks at the Insurance De
partment. Do not forget that, in
addition to the big prizes an
nounced, the floats are what make
the parade colorful and provide a
great deal of enjoyment for chil
dren. Jim Eggemeyer announces
several float entries but says that
he needs more.
WATER EXHIBIT
A high speed exhibition with
speeds in excess of 00 knots will
be one of the thrills to see on the
4th. Also on the same program will
be a UDT demonstration consist
ing of a high speed drop off and
pickup of skin divers.
There wll be a greased pig
chase where everyone will be
happy and have lots of fun except
the pig. A $5 prize awaits the
winner of this.
A blueberry pie eating contest
for all ages is a sure target for
color photography.
A beer (root) drinking contest
is also open to contestants of all
ages.
The custom of throwing rice at
a wedding may have originated as
a bribe. According to The World
Book Encyclopedia, rice may have
been an offering to evil spirits to
persuade them to stay away from
the newly-weds.
Potentate of the Nile Temple of the Shriners of Seattle, Lloyd
X. Coder was a visitor here over the weekend. He was accompanied
by his wife.
The Shrine dignitary will again visit Kodiak August 24, 25, and 26,
when a Divah for Shriners will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Coder were honored with a dinner and cocktail
party during their visit.
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Excursions to
Cape Chiniak
Sea Lion Rookeries
See these huge mammals at
close range
Pictures you’ll always remember of Kodiak
Snjoy the off shore sea life and the blue dustless ocean...
Departure from Kodiak small boat
harbor 9 A.M. and 2 P.M.
Lunch served aboard the Explorer
Adults S10.00 Children SS.OO
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