The Wrangell sentinel., 1951-07-06
Sunshine, Kids And Music Star
 WrangeIl'S Fourth

After wetting down the dust for two days the weatherman took a kindly attitude and gave Wran- gel a beautiful clear, warm day for the Fourth.
 Starting before 10 am, the new and much-eOmplimented municipal band opened the program and played during the parade. under direction of Russell Warfel
 Fourth of July Queen Dolly ViI- larma's float and five others were featured in the parade with a large turnout of costumed kids and grownups.
 The three top floats as picked l by the judges were the Civic Club, with Brownie and Girl Scouts: the Wrangell Institute. with a sharp group of drilling boys and drum majorettes; and the Pocahontas. with a mural float painted by Jim Gillen and a group of marchers. Honorable mention in floats went to the Elks and Emblem Club and Eastern Star. Judges were Rev. Paul Evans, Pauline Remmer- 1 den and Lillian Grant.
 For the kids in the parade, the most appropriate costume prize was won by Scott Carter for boys and Loleta Lindsay for the girls.
 Boys best decorated bicycle. 1st, second and third, respectively, were Danny Wickman, Einar Ha- aseth and Joe Lawton. Girls: Elsie Rooney Valerie Haaseth and Betty Whitaker.
 Most original costume, boys: Doug and Arthur Nelson. Girls: Alta Newman.
 Best decorated tricycle., wagon or buggy, boys: Terry sharn- broich, Jim Bradley and Bryan Benjamin. Girls Patsy Clark, Carol Jean Evans and Mary Lou McKibben.
 Mrs. Ruth Warfel directed the pal duC AOl luG T OuIlu Ol Jul1 Committee with Mrs. Irene Rem merden, Mrs. John Coulter and Miss Peggy Price as judges. At The Races Kids field events were run on the school ground again this year with the band filling in with marches between events. School maintenance man Benny Lant- ing had the grounds in excellent shape for the races.
 Boys, ' and 8: P. c. Mccormack, M. Yatchminoff. Girls: Genevieve Girls. 2 and8: Fash Grant, Louan- ne Petticrew, Karen Haaseth. Boys. g and 10: Peewee Martin, Joe Law ton, Gerry Holland Girls, g and 10: Geneyieye Spoon, Rhoda Pet ticrew, Linda Gillen.
 Boys II, 12 and 13 Dick Garcia Henry Iyanoff, Jack Andrews. Girls, II, t2 and 13: Doris Kuntz, Dolores Young, Florence Simeon. Boys, IA, 15 and 16: Billy Osbe- koff, Allan Mulkeit, Stanley Rob erts and Oscar Lewis (tie for 3rd)
 100 yrds., boys, all ages: Bill osbekoff, Dick Garcia, Henry Ivan off. Girls, 100 yrds., open to all: Myrna Stokes, Doris Kuntz, De- lores Young.
 Boys sack race, 10 and under: Richard Rooney, Carol HamIey, M. Yetchminoff Girls: Genevieve Spoon, Marie Brown, Thersa Me- Cormack.
 Boys sack race, 15 and under: Mike Hay, Henry Ivanoff, Howard Churchill. Girls: Emma Churchill, Doris Kuntz, Mynra Stokes
 Boys three-legged, 10 years and under: Frankie Warfel and Micky McAllan, M. Yatchminoff and Frank Tretikoff, Chas. More and Walter Cohen. Girls: Genevieve Spoon and Agatha Tom, Marie Brown and Rosie Beaver, Tiny Young and Alice Stokes.
 Boys three-legged, 15 and under: Dick Garcia and John Maxand, Tom Gillen and Arnold Casey, Jim Patterson and Lance Ingle. Girls Myrna Stokes and Doris Kuntz, Emma Churchill and Patsy Casey, Florence Simeon and Doris Balash- , off.
 Joyce Hay and Eugene Wilson ran the field events aided by Bob Wickman. Hershel Harding, Chas Early and Lowell Sturtevant.
 Baseball Game
 An exciting seven innings oi