The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-08-08

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 best costumed girl was Linda Lou True as lady of the Gay Nineties; best costumed boy was Mike ODan- iel as a trapper; best decorated bi- cycle, Dennis Bird; best decorated tricycle., Stan Selmer; and best decorated kiddie stroller, Ruth Ann Dodge. A special prize was given Tony Fuller for his covered wagon , entry
 In the races, children under four, l. Danny Murphy, 2. Genevieve Jones, B. Si Dennis, Jr. and Jimmie Joe Anderson tied. Children, and , under 5-1. Beverly Oler, 2. Mike Bird, g. Roger Frey. Children's race, and under 6: David Byars; Girls 6 and under T, 1. Patsy Murphy, 2. Barbara Schibi, 3. Colleen Raf- ferty. Boys race, and under T.: Mike Anderson and Ellsworth Jones tied for first, g. Hickey Hartson. Boys race, T and under g, l. Ronnie Heaton, 2. Terry Mason, g. Tim Lar son. Girls race, and under 8. 1. Barbara Oler, ,. Rose kristo- vitch, 3. Dolores Sheleby. Boys 8 and under 10, l. Gary Cox, 2. Lee Hartson, 3. Danny Cox Girls and under 10, l. Anne Byars, 9. Ellen Kay Briggs, 3. Mary Anne Mar tinez. Boys 10 and under 12, 1. Lyle Neff, 3. Raymond Peterson, 3. Alex Blanchard. Girls 10 and under 12, 1. Mary Anne Rafferty, 2. Sue An J derson, 3. Helen Judson. Boys 12 and under 14, 1. Robert Hubbard, 2. Tommy Mason, 3. Edward Evan. Girls, 12 and under IA, 1. Lillian Judson, 2. Mary Ellen Flynn, 3. Cor rine Green Boys IA and under 16, Fred Boynton, 9 Keith Purdy and 3. Robert Kennedy Girls IA and under 16, 1. Fred Boynton, 2. Keith Purdy, and 3. Robert Kennedy. Girls IA and under 16, l. Leada Sheleby, 3. Shirley Moe, 3. Gail Smith. Boys 16 and. under Is, 1. Erik Selmer, 2. Randy Hubbard, 3. Phil lip Eagle. Girls 16 and under 18, 1. Barbara Beitinger, 2. Mavis Soldin, 3. Al Tahl. Boys three leg ged race, Bill Martinez and Keith i Berry. Girls three legged race, Shir- ley Moe and Leada Sheleby Boys sack race, Fred Boynton. Girls sack race, Mary Anne Rafferty and Sue Anderson tied for first place. Boys and girls shoe race, l. Lillian Jud- son, ?. Mary Ellen Flynn, 3. Sharon McGuane. Boys piggyback race 1. Robert Hubbard and Frey Boyn- ton. Boys and girls slow bicycle race. 1. Robert Hubbard, 2. sharon McGuane, 3. James Hartson. Boys relay race under Is, Joe Judson' Fred Boyton, Keith Berry and Rob- ert Hubbard. Girls relay race, Bar bara Beitinger, Shirley Cooper Mavis Soldin. and Leada Sheleby Pie eating contest (blue berry ple'' II. Andrew Mahle. 2. Robert Huo- hard. 3. Gordie Blanchard.
 In the women's events the prizes were won by:
 Single ladies race, l. Dorothy COX I2 Cecelia Selmer, 3. Eva onVer' | Married ladies race, l. Edna oim- mons 9 Beverly Feero. 3. Viola | Carder. Egg carrying race, l. Edna | simmons, 2. Cecelia Selmer, 5. Signe Transgrud. Rolling pin throwihs | contest 1. Cecelia Selmer, /. paulihe prihbernow. 3. Retta Gault. Nal driving contest, Pauline Priboernow Baseball throwing contest, pauline pribbernow. 2. LaVerne Snlder, ; viaIo carder. The women's baseball
 
 came was won by the team cap tained by Mrs. Mary Jane Matthews
 Tn the mems events the prizes were won by:
 1oo yard dash. 1. Ralph Welch 2 David Byars. 100 yard dash, mer over 30 1. David Byars' z. Wl'i1' Finipan. Gunny sack race, l. Haipf we,ch 2. w. Finigan. Three legged race Si Dennis and Bill kristo- witch. 9. Ralph Welch and Erif selmer Mems relay race, Alan Hoyt Fred Mahle, Bob Rapuzzi and Wal ter Wallace. Mems egg throw, Erif selmer and A. Smallwood. The tut If war was won by the /Hayes ane
 whitely team explained by Harr! Bigoff. Tn the evening picnic was hele at Lowet Lake for all the 'yount