The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 5, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT { ixies and fairies and pre Fairy Queen COLORFUL PARADE ' vy v ON JULY FOURTH . .. : ated Community yesterday by colorful, bes ated cars, parade wh forenoon. All ; rade was '[-}“"” Juneau ’ i Sigma Phi, Delta » Callahan a rl, was named Layer f pletely covered Leading ; a Natic bearin Lawrence Most Be we Cc Shelly and Parke Attractive Float were nd Gail Honor munity float, bedecked lovely young The Gir named the picting val with a small chi nurses ceiving first ai The most float honor Juneau S! sters in smi for Klink’s ir which was comple ants lndies Ma mbst pRtriotic and wa Original Float oA 4-H Club was nized by their ty float. Tt The!Lions Club had a est | with Joe Werner and Norms mers playing Gold Medal ba Art Hedges was referee. A't !lion escorted the float The Rotary Club and Empire represented the Sc Derby with a yougster in lectic ‘The Mendenhall rec judged the most depicted a covered bound with pioneers, chickens, dog, girls and rifle-bearing boy The second most beautiful fioat honor went to the Arts and Crafts Club depicting childre ceramic orig wa goats, geese, stove, sunbonnetted ¥ THE DAILY ALASKA FMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA 7= ided over | box car at the head of the ramp. | The Women of the Moose drill | team march their colorful in two Boy and uni- Lodge had a globe Moose guardin: freedom The atdoor | g o haw) | oot taking a (Mr 3oy Scouts, American Leglon and National Guard units | marched and the Guard had an Army truck with camouflage, ma- ne gun and soldiers. Sea Scou Chapter, an old the colored the car ildren best boat with ackets and cLean towed a aboard in life water sport fety. xman had a house for small prospective imbia Lumber ed a 1l the requirements %of tacked on it re Mrs. C. H F 1 and W. S. Pi K. H. Jensen was parade marshal Judges for costumes, bikes and joters were Mrs. Lisle Hebert Myrtle Converse and Mrs. | ie Quinto. Most appropriate 4th of July boys tume went to Firecracker Pierre Sundborg and second place to Richard Bucey. Bonnie and Nancy | | Davis got first in the girls division | with Julia and Nedra Walther plac-, ing second | sustained boys character | - was Bill Baker with Butch | ustained girl: et Ann Pyl second bicycle was Keil, second; e ;| character was Ma | with Catherine Bucey, Best decorated boys Mallard with Steve McPhetres | girls, Ann Severn first and | on second; best decorated | 1M g €1 second; WIth | judy L col- best with Connie Mc second; 5| decorated scooter Hank Bryson first boy I““_ marching turnout fc N SOM- | gog; and for the ball | najorettes. Wo-man’j - Judging took place at the ball park following the parade. Douglas Juneau ap B —EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY— i home-town affair disorderliness. Only four had to b and Gregory- Oaklarine second; best | t S boys, Scouts, [ were no car w sters had to shooting off firecracker crackers had to be confiscated said DUTCH RULER— Juliana, Queen of the Nether lands (ibove) and ruler of ( Dutch Empire since 1948, brated her forty-second b amniversary on April 30th. ORDERLY FOURTH IS REPORTED BY HULK Police Chief Bernard Hulk report doll buggy went to Marcia Guerin| ed today that the Fourth with very wa litt aken in for intoxication Thy be reprimanded f and —EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY— rthday some he \ FUN TONE ATIRACTS CHILDREN, OTHERS 6,000 rides were enjoyed by in the fun zone at the| duri the past two days,| ing to Harold Zenger who was ubport took on all the color, and music of a midway with hot dogs, hamburger, pop | i popcorn. The crowds were good, | up until the closing hour ht. A Rotary club photo popular as was a Sorop- Weary VEW cooks wondered where | 1 the har and hotdogs | T i club snowball booth | 1 out of snow and the baseball | games had big crowds. | \e three honored Juneau girls| King Carter made their appear- | 1t all the various events held | | ning with the morn: nd ending with the au: at midnight. > three ving a good all gracious and charming pite their wesriness at the close an exciting two d in urgers POLICE WARNING ON " PUTTING AMMUNITION | IN CITY GARBAGE au residents are warned not any live ammun bage, Police Chief aid today. E A few young- ang was burn- t the city dump when s ammunition exploded, | broke his glasses and singed him.| It could have killed him if it had been aimed right, Hulk said, Lowest Ev}e}yday Prices — — Lowest Everday Prices — Lowest Evewuay THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1951 BLACKERBY ASKS CARE BUILDING OUTDOOR FIRES Alva Blackerby, forester, with the U. 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