The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-07-09
ST. PHILIPS FLOAT
 WINS FIRST PRIZE
 FOURTH OF JULY PARADE

st. Philips Auxiliary won the one hundred dollar first prize in the 4th of July parade with their float entitled Freedom" Featur- ing each of the four freedoms were the Rev. Hugh F. Hall children, Hughie. Daniel Margaret and Susan.
 Second prize of s75.0O was awarded to the Missionary Society for their float entitled Sign of the Cross" The float was of white flowers carrying a cross on top.
 Fifty dollars went to the Elks and Emblem club for third best float in the parade. Other winners were: Most Comical Costume
 First prize, Judy Tanape and Norma Hunter who portrayed a grotseque replica of the Toni twins; second prize, Henry Tin dall, a prisoner; third prize, Dinah Brown, a horse
 Most Original Costume
 First prize, Bonnie Grant. totem Role; second prize, Thomas and Kyle Smith, Indian and wife; third prize, Benny Massin and Tommy Nore, Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer.
 Most Appropriate
 July Costume
 First prize, Jill Larsen. Uncle . Ruks, Fash Grant, Rhoda and Jo- anne Petticrew, Mary Jo Bixby and Sherry Smith; Third, Peter and Julie Beth Iversen.
 Best Tricycle. First. Patsy Clark, second, Geor- gia Hay; third, Laura Whannell. Best Wagon First. Jeannie Grant; second, Sus-. ie and Laura Whannell.
 Best Bicycle
 First, Dennis Eastaugh; second, Alta Newman; third, Judy Bixby.
 Best Individual Float
 First prize, Peter Pan": Arthur and Douglas Nelson. Gail and Marne Ferguson, Harry Ferguson; second prize, "HospitaI". Joyce Ann Bigelow and Lorraine and Diane Johnson; third prize, Betsy Ross: Madeline Davies
 Best Decorated Car or Pickup First, Garnet Myers; second, Sheldon Nitchman.
 Elks Award
 In the Elks Charity Fund award, l Jim Markham won the 3 h.p. John son outboard; second, Mrs. Mary Churchill, salmon rod and reel.
 Race Winners Following are winners of the foot races given in the order in which they crossed the finish line:
 20 yds,, boys and girls, 1 years and under: Johnnie Anderson, LOT etta Stokes, Walter Kazeroff. 20 yds., boys, and 6 years: 1 Billy Bixby, Jimmy Anderson, Bryant Benjamin; Girls: Becky Stokes, Rosiland Chase, Christine Biorge.
 30 yds., and yrs, boys: Ter Try Sharnbroich, Tommy Nore, Kip Larsen; Girls: Victoria Stokes, Bonnie Grant, Lavina Young.
 40 yds., g and 10 yrs, boys: Mike Anderson, Jackie Engdal, Jimmie Early; Girls, Sherry Smith, Johanna Petticrew, Donna Bjorge. 50 yds., II, 12 and 13 years, boys: Metro Yatchmanoff; (seeond winner missed) Woody Garcia; Girls: Patsy Casey, Theresa Me Cormack, Stephanie Gardner.
 75 yds., IA, 15 and 16 years, boys: Bonnie Rider, Johnnie Max and, Butch Johnson; Girls: Irene Napageak, Marie Brown, Katherine Mccormack.
 100 yds., boys: Ron Rider, John- nie Maxand, Butch Johnson; Girls: Patsy Casey, Theresa Mccormack, Irene Napageak.
 Sack Races
 25 yds., 10 yrs, under, boys; Dick Angerman, Jesse Frank, Shel- don Nitchman; Girls: Donna Bjorge, Sherry Smlth, Cldlre Nohu- zell
 50 yds., 15 yrs, under, boys: Frank Newman, Butch Johnson' Skippy Churchill; Girls: Theresa , Mccormack, Annette Haaseth, Lila ! Nitchman and Stephanie Gardner. 50 yds., men: Dick Stokes, Gillyl Stokes, Bill Stensland; Women: Alice Stokes, Robin Hesch, Margie Bradley.
 3-Legged Race
 25 yds., 10 and under, boys: Le- Roy Isaac and Reuben Mixsooke, Jim Early and Sheldon Nitchman, Dicky Angerman and George Casey; Girls: Betty Martin and Kitty Young, Donna Bjorge and Claire Wondzell, Margaret Halum and Margaret Skeek.
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