The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-30
BARNES COUNTY
PLAY DAY JUNE |

The children of Barnes county are
looking forward with eager anticipa-
ton to next Saturday, the eleventh
annual Barnes County Play Day.
Their parents, too, await with pleas
ure the day for it has come to be a
gala day for both old and young:
Since variety is the spice of life a
number of new features have been in
troduced this year which will be thor
oughly enjoyed by all. The following
outline program will show the order
of events:
. PROGRAM AT CHAUTAUQUA
900 A. NJ.
Assembly Singing of Patriotic Songs
led by Mrs. Craswell. bring your
aags).
Flag Salute as follows: 81 pledge al
legiance to my Flag and to the re-
public for which it stands: One Ma
ton indivisible with Liberty and
Justice for ALL"
Announcements.
March to the Grounds.
1000 A. NJ.
On the Chautauqua Grounds in the
grove on north side of river Games
for the boys and girls under II, un-
der the direction of Miss Cranz and
her assistants.
On the Chautauqua Grounds on the
open space east of the river. Ply
steal tests for the pupils over II,
under the direction of Prof. McMul-
len, assisted by group of High
school and Normal school athletes.
The physical tests will consist of
competitive stunts such as potato
race, tug of war, sack race, foot race,
potato peeling, knitting race, and con-
servation races appropriate to the
times.
In Chautauqua Park-Picnic Basket
Lunch. Everybody bring basket and
enjoy this beautiful grove. Coffee
on sale for the benefit Of Red
.Cross.)
100 P. NJ.
In Chautauqua Auditorium-Program
given by the Normal Riddles" as
sisted by some of the other schools
of the county.
200 P. M.
Salvage Parade forms on Nursery
Boulevard on Sheyenne River south
of the Northwest Nursery Grounds.
2:3O P. M.
Parade starts headed by band. Grain
tanks, hay Racks, buggies, automo-
biles, and other vehicles driven by
teachers and pupils and filled with
waste for wealth" for the Junior
Red Cross.
400 P. NJ.
In Armory-Patriotic Moving Picture
entitled "True Blue" Put on for
the benefit of the children of Barnes
county through the courtesy of the
business men of Valley City.
After the moving pictures the
awards will be made.
Prizes for the physical tests will be
Thrift Stamps. = =, -. 81.
The silver cup will be given for the
outfit" (any kind of vehicle) best
decorated with salvage material.
War Saving Certificates given to
the district having the most loads of
salvage.
War Saving Certificates given to
the district having the most loads of
salvage.
War Saving Certificate given to the
district whose waste brings the most
wealth to the cause.
The following list of material will
be accepted:
Tin and lead foil, folded fiat; do not
roll into balls.
Collapsible paste and paint tubes.
Lead, brass, copper and aluminium
waste.
Silver and broken bits of jewelry.
Waste rubber.
Old Automobile tires and inne,
tubes. Bicycle tires.
Books, magazines, and newspapers
These must be folded once only and
tied both ways with heavy string.
Burlap and gunny sacks.
Old kid gloves.
Electric light globes.
Manila rope (no matter what
Lengthy.
Bottles.
Cold Cream jars.
Barrels.
Iron, such as old stoves, etc.
Rags
Old machinery.
. In fact most anything will be pur
chased by SUNK" dealers which will
be bought.
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