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1962
COVERING THE WATERFRONT-- Upland as-
pects of the logging industry get most attention
from Forest Festival floatmakers but Ken and
Scott O'Dell, whose grandfather, Paul Leege,
BEST FRATERNAL FLOAT--.Shelton Lions Club took first in
the Fraternal division of the Paul Bunyan parade with this lovely
float. Prin¢¢u Pare McComb of Shelton junior high graces it.
is a boom-man, put a bit of emphasis on the wa-
terfront in this clever entry in the Kiddies Pa-
rade Saturday. The boat is a replica of the
famed boom-tug A. B. Govey.
PAINTED GLASS CHURCH WINDOWS high-
light the Agate grange float, which typifies the
religious theme of the 1962 Forest Festival.
BEAMING BLOOMFIELDS -- Queen Darlene
and her parents, Pete and Maxine Bloomfield,
basked in the spotlight after the coronation cere-
mony Thursday night at the Queen's banquet,
officially putting the 1962 Forest Festival into
gear. Queen Darlene wears her new crown and
holds a beautiful bouquet of roses presented to
her by Forest Festival president Clive Troy.
SCHOLARSHIP
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do one year
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Church float shown I
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r from the royal float. Wa
g the camera are Princess
CHILDREN SINGING in Sunday School "make
a joyful noise" says this novel float entered by
Hood Canal Consolidated Schools.
UNCLASSIFIED BESTAntlers and mounted
animal heads featured this unusual entry in the
Paul Bunyan parade, winning a blue ribbon in the
unclassified division for Mesdames David Frl(
and Guy Sewell of Sh,elton.
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HAPPY GRANGERS help build
help Keep Washington Green,
Pomona Grange's float. The
to the judges, who gave. it secOn'
grange division.
ANOTHER FIRST FOR MATLOGK--Most com-
ical entry in the parade was adjudged to be this
mounted band of M;ry M. Knight school stu-
dents. The ...... liked it immensely, too.
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ingenious Unior
rlze.winning float
accompanists z