2012 - 4th of July Celebration

2012

Congrats to our QUEENS:
1st Laura Massin: 28,558 tickets sold!
2nd Jaynee Fritzinger : 28,460 tickets sold!
3rd Veronica Blunt : 23,300 tickets sold!

Queen Ticket Pull Winners :
1st: $5000 - Irene Thelander
2nd: $3000 - Scott Forgue
3rd: $500 - Colin Kuester
4th: $500 - Jerry Bakeberg

Queen Raffle Drawing Winners:
Girls 32" Bike: Janell Privett
One Night for 2 at Sourdough: LeAnn Rinehart
Breakaway Adventures River Trip: Rich Rhodes
Alaska Vistas Trip to Anan: Kyna Debore
Ten Yards of Topsoil: Karen Lockabey
Mani/Pedi at The Parlor: Byrd Marsh
Gift Certificate/Stella's Bakery: Deb Prunella
Virginia Lake Trip: Jennifer Wiederspohn
50/50 Cash Raffle: Cat Armendarez
Cedar Bark Hat: Sherri Cowan

Home & Business Decorating Contest:
Businesses:
1st: Bear Basics
2nd: Angerman's Outlet
3rd: Grandview
Homes: (Ties all around)
1st: Lorraine Allen, Diane O'Brien
2nd: Wilma Stokes, Tis Peterman
3rd: Helen Keller, Clara Haley
Honorable Mentions: Appleman's, Southland's

Triathlon Results:
0-18 Years of Age
1st place, Kent Johnson, 55:34.52
2nd place Erin Ellis, 1:01:01.53
3rd place, John Pullman, 1:12:26.91
25-45 Years of Age
1st place, Josh Toombs, 56:31.47
2nd place Marshall Peterman, 59:22,20
3rd place Mark Peterman, 59:26.20.
46-65 Years of Age
1st place Rick Brock, 1:00:29.89
2nd place Mike Ashton,1:05:13.22.

Log Rolling Results:
WOMEN:
1st: Tasha Peterman, 2nd: Thea James
3rd: Kendri Cesar
MEN:
1st: Troy Winchester, 2nd: John Waddington
3rd: Steven Johnson
TOP ELIMINATOR: Tasha Peterman

Greased Pole Winners:
Jeffrey Rooney and Dillon Rooney

Tiny Tots Derby door prize winner:
Adilyn Mingming

Art Clark Scrap fish Derby:
Age group 6-9
Overall Largest Fish: Daniel McIntyre
Lemon Sole: Killian Booker
Starry Flounder: Daniel McIntyre
Starfish: Ethan Blatchley Alex Rooney
Flounder: Adriana Stough
Strangest: Elizabeth Armstrong
Irish Lord: Randy Churchill
Eel: Keaton Hartshorn, Jimmy Baggen
Crab: Alisha Armstrong, Grace Miller
Seaweed: Mercy Mikkelsen, Mia Wiederspohn
Age group 10-13
Overall Largest Fish: Jordon Buethe
Lemon Sole: Kellan Eagle, Kailyn Easterly
Bullhead: Hank Voltz, Kiara Meissner
Perch: Riley Blatchley, Austin Dow
Starry Flounder: Jordon Buethe
Starfish: Jacob Hammer, Tate Miller
Dolly: Cody Givens
Eel: Kiara Meissner
Crab: Jonah Comstock
Kelp: Sean Rooney, Abby Armstrong
Strangest: Issacc Mingming
Muscle: Hank Voltz
Seaweed: Grace Mikkelsen
Snail: John Buness
Raffles:
Bike: Cori Johnson
Fishing Poles: Hope Mikkelsen, Rowen Wiederspohn, Nicholas Allen, Gavin Johnson
Savanna Bylow, Elizabeth Armstrong, Nate Rooney, Alex Rooney, Mercy Mikkelsen
Jocob Hammer

Canoe Races Results:
Highliners - 11-14
1st: Sam Armstrong/Dawson Miller
2nd: Issacc Mingming/Kellan Eagle
3rd: Kyla Teat/Makena Hammer
River Runners - Ages 15-17
1st: Bradlee Sample/Orion Heller
2nd: Sam Armstrong/Dawson Miller
3rd: Alyssa Southland/Marsha McCay

3 on 3 Basketball Tournament:
High School and Community Bracket
Women’s
1st place; Coutney McCay, Lizzy Romane, Michelle Villarma
2nd place; Dawn Davidson, Kendra Hazelton, Laura Brenner, Loni Buness
Men’s
1st place; Ken Gerts, Kevin Young,
Richard Owens
2nd place; Blake Stokes, Bryce Gerald, Jacob Werner.
Middle School Bracket
Girls
1st place; Abby Armstrong, Dora Voltz, Racquel Mingming
2nd place; Abby Gerald, Ashley Allen, Makena Hammer.
Boys
1st place, Dawson Miller, Sam Armstrong, Sam Prysunka
2nd place, Riley Blatchley, Terran Privett, Trent Stokes
3rd place, Caleb Groshong, Jacob Hammer, Tymon Teat

Talent Show Winners:
1st: Dan Trail
2nd: Sydney Reed and Joe Lewis
3rd: Kylah Gillen

Parade Results:
FLOATS: Business/Organization/Church:
1st: Camp Carmel
2nd: Harbor Light
3rd: Girl Scouts
FLOATS: Families:
1st: Heller family
2nd: Armstrong family
Adult Costumes:
1st: Chris Cawthorn
2nd: Diane O’Brien
3rd: Barbara Hommel
Children Costumes:
1st: Gracie Miller/ Alisha Armstrong
2nd: Mercy Mikkelsen/Katrianna Smith
Bikes/Big Wheels/Wagons:
1st: Larsson’s
2nd: Ben Gunderson
Wheeled Units:
1st: John Buness
2nd: Barbara Hommel
3rd: Logan Ritchie
Marching Units:
1st: Johnson O’Malley
2nd: Class of 1962
Pets:
1st: Buttons, 2nd: Binky
Harley Crowd:
1st: Kitty Angerman
2nd: Chris Cawthorn
3rd: Curtis Kautz
Horses:
1st: Grace Mikkelsen/Caity Galla
2nd: Hannah Castle
3rd: Elizabeth Johnson

Big Wheel Races:
3 year old Boys:
1st: Drake Owens, 2nd: Sawyer Rooney
3rd: Caiden
3 year old Girls:
1st: Bella Ritchie, 2nd: Sydney Young
3rd: Natalia Aston
4 year old Boys:
1st: Brody Knecht, 2nd: Ian Nelson
3rd: Nathan Larsson
4 year old Girls:
1st: Paige Hoyt, 2nd: Braidyn Young
3rd: Shailyn Nelson
5 year old Boys:
1st: Trevyn Gillen, 2nd: Evan Gunn
3rd: Johnny Allen
5 year old Girls:
1st: Kayla Young, 2nd: Clara Waddington
3rd: Lindee McIntyre
6 year old Boys:
1st: Nate Rooney, 2nd: Devon Lee
3rd: Logan Wong
6 year old Girls:
1st: Jonni Larsson, 2nd: Alisha Armstrong
3rd: Paige Baggen

Fun Run/Walk/Bike:
Male Runners 18 & Over
1st place; Erik Wortman, 18:14
2nd place; Steven Johnson and Kent Johnson, 19:06, 3rd place Dale
McMurren, 19:45.
Male Walkers 18 & Over
1st place; Walt Moorhead and Steve Lundeen 42:11
Male Bikers 17 & Under
1st place, Kellan Eagle 16:55.
Female Runners 18 & Over
1st place; Margo Walker, 27:46
2nd place, Roxanne Yancey, 28:17
Female Walkers 18 & Over
1st place, Susan Eagle 37:36, 2nd place Kim Powell 45:11

Toddler Games:
Candy Races
Babies Not Yet Walking
Girls:
1. Claire Rooney, 2. Ayla Harris
3. Leslie Schmidt
Boys:
1. Isaac Richard, 2. Gavin Dyna
3. Ethan Whitaker
Girls Not Yet 2
1. Ally McNabb, Arabella Nore
2. McKenna Barker
3. Mariah Mork, Peyton Young
Boys Not Yet 2
1. Ryder Ritchie, Devyn Young
2. Wyatt Engall, 3. Carter Vance
Girls Not Yet 3
1. Jenna Eastaugh, Alexis Easterly
2. Grace Williams, 3. Adalyn Williams
Boys Not Yet 3
1. Jack Gall, 2. Kasey Whitaker
3. Bradley Eklund
Girls Not Yet 4
1. Sydnie Young, 2. Natalia Ashton
3. Bella Ritchie
Boys Not Yet 4
1. Sawyer Rooney, 2. Landen Gillen
3. Brody Hommel
Girls Not Yet 5
1. Gracie Richard, 2. Katelynn Gillen, Paige Hoyt, 3. Caelan Papa
Boys Not Yet 5
1. Gabriel Robbins, 2. Logan Vergilio
3. Cody Davidson, Cade McGuire
BALL RACES:
2-Year-Old Girls:
Grace Williams
2-Year-Old Boys:
Dane Richard, Brandon Lee
3-Year-Old Girls:
Mimi Gertz
3-Year-Old Boys:
Drake Owens, Landen Gillen
4-Year-Old Girls:
Sydnie Young, Gracie Richard, Paige Hoyt
4-Year-Old Boys:
Gabriel Robbins, Roman Gerts, Camden Messmer

Chuck Oliver Logging Show:
Hand Bucking - Idaho Style
1st Place, Scott McAuliffe and Merlin Sabo, 2nd place, Randy Oliver and Ron Schacher, 3rd place, Sean Kelly and Paul McCaige
Hand Bucking-Single Jack
1st Place, Karl Franci, 2nd place, Mike Lockabey, 3rd place Merlin Sabo
Chocker Setting
1st place Karl Franci, 2nd place, Leif Larsson, 3rd place Ron Schacher
Axe Chopping
1st place, Merlin Sabo, 2nd place Karl Franci, 3rd place Sean Stewart
Power Saw Bucking
1st place, Mike Locabey, 2nd, Merlin Sabo, 3rd, Frank Sehppard
Axe Throw
1st place Dan Flickinger 7 point, 2nd place Mike Lockabey 9 points, 3rd place Randy Oliver 8 points * There was a throw off as second and third had tied.
Log Load Binding
Scott McAuliffe, 1st place, Scott McAuliffe, 2nd place Leif Larsson, 3rd place, Ron Schacher
Rolling Pin Toss
Seanne Ginsburg 8 points.
"All Around Logger:" Karl Franci
"Bull of the Woods:" Shelly Raines

Street Games:
RUNNING:
5-6 Boys: William Ashton, Gage Masin, Evan Gunn 5-6 Girls: Kayla Meissner, Mia Wiedersphon, Alisha Armstrong 7-8 Boys:
Kadin Messmer, Rowen Wiederspohn, Jack Murkowski 7-8 Girls: Hope Mikkelsen, Maggie Boehlert, Paige Boehlert 9-10 Boys: Kyle Angerman Christian Givens Hunter Wiederspohn 9-10 Girls: Elizabeth Armstrong Caitlin Olson 11-12 Boys: River Guggenbickler Tymon Teat, Jack Boehlert 11-12 Girls: Racquel Mingming, Abigail Armstrong, Marissan Neilsen13-14 Boys: Dawson Miller Bryce Gerald Samuel Armstrong, Shawn Howell 13-14 Girls: Kiara Meissner, Alex Campbell Kylah Gillen 15-16 Boys: Mikey Ottesen Chester Armstrong Robbie Marshall
15-16 Girls: Darian Meissner, Hannah Armstrong, Marian Kowalske 17-18 Boys:Troy Smith, Roger Miller, Robbie Marshall
13-18 Girls: Kiara Meissner, Alex Campbell, Kylah Gillen 19-30 Men: Kenneth Wilson, Mike Howell, Steven Johnson
19-30 Women: Becca Armstrong, Kendra Hazelton, Ally Adams 31-40 Men: Archie Young, John Waddington, Lee Wiederspohn
31-40 Women: Tammi Meissner, Melinda Messmer 41-50 Men: John Waddington, Marty Massin, Mark Armstrong 41-50 Women: Traci Barker, Tammi Meissner 51-65 Men: Dan Trails Verne Martell 51-65 Women: Tina Burr
66-99 Women: Lois Hope, Cinda Stough

3 LEGGED RACE
5-8 Boys: Hank Voltz/Ryan Rooney
Rowen Wiederspohn/Jake Penny
Jack Murkowski /CollinMurkowski
5-8 Girls Jamie Early/BraidynYoung
Samantha Acuna/Hope Mikkelsen
Lindee McIntyre/Elizabeth McIntyre
9-12 Boys Luke Kowalske/Hunter Wiederspohn
9-12 Girls Katie Brock/Marissa Nilsen
Grace Mikkelsen/Scynthia McQueen
Abigail Armstrong/Tasha Massin
13-16 Boys Sig Decker/Shawn Howell
Cory Goicoechea/Ben Gunderson
13-16 Girls Kyla Teat/Cassie Schilling
Alex Campbell/AlissaHeller
Kylah Gillen/Maddy Friend
17-20 Boys Steven Johnson/Nathan Ashton
Troy Smith/MikeyOttesen
17-20 Girls Stephanie McIntyre/Leanna Rice
50 + Amy Clarke/Doug Clarke
Carol Murkowski/KayJaybush
Lisa Murkowski/Mary Murkowski

GUNNY SACK RACES
5-8 Boys: Nate Penny, Rip Kimbell,Rowen Wiederspohn 5-8 Girls: Hope Mikkelsen, Jamie Early, Samantha Acuna
9-12 Boys: Hunter Wiederspohn, Tymon Teat, Christian Givens 9-12 Girls: Marissa Nilsen, Helen Decker, Abigail Gerald
9-12 Girls Abigail Armstrong, Mercy Mikkelsen Racquel Mingming, Elizabeth Armstrong
13-16 Boys: Chester Armstrong, Shawn Howell, Samuel Armstrong
13-16 Girls: Alex Campbell, Stephanie Eilertsen, Kyla Teat
17-20 Boys: Nathan Ashton, Steven Johnson, Johnathan Fincher
17-20 Girls: Stephanie McIntyre, Hannah Armstrong
20-40 Men: Avery Grosshardt, Garrett Waltz
20-40 Women: Rebecca Armstrong, Tammi Meissner
41-65 Men: Greg Meissner, John Waddington Brian Murkowski
41-65 Women: Heidi Armstrong, Lisa Murkowski
51-99 Todd Hardesty
Couples Alissa & Shane Goicoechea
Greg & Tammi Meissner
Mark & Heidi Armstrong

EGG SPOON RACES:
5-8 Boys: Rip Kimbell, Logan Wong tied 1st Jack Murkowski
5-8 Girls: Jamie Early Emma,Martinson tied 1st
Samantha Acuna
9-12 Boys: Tymon Teat, Christian Givens, Luke Kowakke
9-12 Girls: Erin Galla, Racquel Mingming, Caitlin Olson
13-16 Boys: Corey Goicoechea, Troy Smith, Mikey Ottesen
13-16 Girls: Alex Campbell, Kyla Teat, Dora Voltz
Coed <21: Nathan Ashton, David Allen
Coed >21: Garrett Waltz, Tammi Meissner
Coed 56-99: John Waddington

Saturday, June 30th

Stikine Stitchers 7th Annual 4th of July Quilt Show
Display will be in the Downtown area from
June 25th to July 9th.
Our Challenge Quilt this year: Scrappy Quilt
Chairperson: Joan Benjamin

Community Orchard Planting Event
9:30am - Arrive, pick up T-shirt & bag
10:00am - Project overview followed by the Ceremonial Tree Planting
12:30pm - Potluck lunch
Location: Elementary School
Questions: Call Kris Reed 305-0258
Sponsored by: Wrangell Medical Center

Kids Dirty Bingo
2pm
American Legion
Hot dogs, chips, and punch! Bring two wrapped gifts. Questions: Call Lovey Brock 660-7054

Sunday, July 1st

Triathlon
1:00pm - Late registration
2:00pm - Start time
Sponsored by: Wrangell Parks & Recreation

Tiny Tots Scrap Fish Derby
1:30 - 2:30pm
City Dock/Summer Float
Ages 5 and under. Safety Rules: All children must be accompanied by at least one adult.
MUST WEAR A LIFE JACKET AT ALL TIMES.
Hand lines only; bring your own bait (some bait may be provided). Door prize!
Chairperson: Rich Rhodes

Art Clark Scrap Fish Derby
3:00 - 4:30pm
City Dock/Summer Float
Two Age Categories: 6-9 and 10-13
Rules: No parents allowed on floats unless they are one of the volunteers. All children wear a life jacket at all times. Hand lines only. No rods or reels. One hook per line, one line per person. Contestants must bait their own hook and land their own fish if determined necessary. Any kind of bait can be used. Bait will be supplied for children who do not have their own. Each winning fish will be eligible for one prize only.
Chairpersons: Darian, Tammi & Greg Meissner and family

Sunday, July 1st

Log Rolling
5pm
City Dock/Summer Float
Ages 18+ Men and Women classes
Entry fee: $20 (pre-register at Chamber)
$25 (day of event)
PRIZES: 1st $100, 2nd $75, 3rd $50 each class
Top Eliminator (between 1st place man & woman): $100
Double elimination. Bring your own boots if possible, some may be available. A waiver of responsibility must be signed before any contestant may participate. The decision of the chairman will be final!
Chairperson: Lisa Rooney

Greased Pole - back by popular demand!
5pm
City Dock/Summer Float
Ages 10+ Waiver of responsibility must be signed by the responsible adult and a life jacket worn at all times.
$1.00 per try
PRIZE: One hundred dollar bill at the top of the pole… if you make it before you drop!
Chairperson: Randy Oliver

Monday, July 2nd

Queen Raffle Drawings
11am
Wrangell Chamber of Commerce office

Canoe Racing
1:30-3:30pm
City Dock/Summer Float
All participants must wear PFD’s.
Prizes awarded for the male, female, and coed team of each.
Race Categories:
“High Liners” 11-14 years old
“River Runners” 15-17 years old
“Sea Runners” 18-50 years old
“Lilly Dippers” 50+
“War Canoe” - As many people as you can fit into a canoe
Sponsored by: Wrangell Cooperative Association and Alaska Crossings

Welcome Home Picnic
5-9pm
Shoemaker Park Picnic Area
Potluck. Everyone welcome; bring your out-of-town family and friends!
Chairpersons: Ann Ruks and Rhoda Fochtman

Tuesday, July 3rd

Judging for the Home/Business Decorating Contest
We are looking for the most patriotic home or business! (Must have registered with the Chamber)
Winners will be announced on the 4th before the queen ticket pull.
Prizes: 1st $75, 2nd $50, 3rd $25
Sponsored by: Wrangell Chamber of Commerce

3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
8am - 4pm
Community Center Gym
Middle School Bracket (going into 6th - 8th)
8:00am - (registration and warm up)
9:00am - Play
High School/Community Bracket (16+)
12:00pm (registration and warm up)
1:00pm - Play
$30.00 per team - $10.00 per person
Ladies play first. Winner takes all. 16 team limit single elimination.
Sponsored by: Wrangell Parks & Recreation

Pop Toss
10am-3pm
Shakes Island Re-dedication Committee will have a Pop Toss and will be selling T-shirts & Tacos at the tribal office on Lynch Street.
New shirts by Ernie Bliss!
Sponsored by: Wrangell Cooperative Association

Tuesday, July 3rd

Big Wheel Races
12:00 Noon
Cover Basketball Court
Children 3-6 years of age
Children can bring their own Big Wheels (some will be provided). Children race against children of the same age and gender. Cash prizes.
Chairperson: Renee Claggett

Live Music
3-5pm
Downtown - City Hall lawn
“The Sale” will perform

Talent Show and Coronation
6pm
Elementary School
No entry fee. All ages; 20 performance spots.
Prizes: 1st $75, 2nd $50, 3rd $25.
Pre-register at the Chamber.
Chairpersons: Jessica Whitaker and John Waddington
8pm - “Crowning of the 2012 Royalty Court”
by 2011 Queen: Loni Buness
Royal Court: Veronica Blunt, Jaynee Fritzingerand Laura Massin.
Children carrying the royal crowns: Jozlyn Privett, Clara Waddington, and Bella Ritchie
Queen Manager: Janell Privett
Ticket Chairperson: Gene White

Wednesday, July 4th

Independence Day Fun Run/Walk/Bike
7:00am - Register at the pool
7:30am - Race begins at the crosswalk in front of the swimming pool and then proceeds to the ferry terminal, around the airport loop, back to Church Street, and onto the finish line at the crosswalk in front of the pool. (Distance: 2.9 miles) No entry fee. Anything goes. More information: 874-2444
Sponsored by: Wrangell Parks & Recreation

Independence Day Community Worship Service
9am
Bobs’ IGA parking lot
Pastors from churches in Wrangell are excited to start our celebration with a worship service open to the public.
Chairpersons: Wrangell Ministerial Association

Pie Sale
Starting in the morning… until pies are gone!
Covered Area by Smith Chiropractic office.
Contact: Lorraine Kagee 874-3235
Sponsored by: Beta Sigma Phi

Parade
11am
Front Street
Theme: “Reflections of the Past”
2012 Grand Marshall:
Citizen of the Year, Rick Groshong
Floats gather on Campbell Drive at 9:30 am with the judging at 10:00 am (entrants after 10am will not be judged, but may participate). Thank you Beta Sigma Phi for creating the Queen Float.
All engines must be OFF until parade begins.
All pets must be on a leash.
Two categories for FLOATS: Families and Business/Organizations/Churches.
Seven other categories: Adult Costumes, Children Costumes, Bike/Big Wheel/Wagons, Wheeled Units, Marching Units, Horses and
Pets (must be on a leash). 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place cash prizes for each category.
Chairpersons: Heidi Armstrong and Augie Schultz

Pony Rides
After parade
Outer Drive
Weather permitting, until ponies are tired.
Chairperson: Ann Schnell

Wednesday, July 4th

Royalty Ticket Pull
After parade
In front of Nolan Center
Winning tickets drawn for cash prizes:
1st - $5000, 2nd - $3000, 3rd - $500, 4th - $500

Street Booths
Throughout downtown. Enjoy!

Elks Beer Garden
11am - opening
1pm - Horseshoe Tournament
2pm - Beer Pong Tournament
Sponsored by: The Elks Lodge

Chuck Oliver Logging Show
12:30 - Sign up
1:00 - Show begins
City Dock Fill in front of the Northland office
Ages 18+
Entry fee is $20.00 total for all events. A waiver of responsibility must be signed before participating.
Prizes: 1st - $75, 2nd - $50, 3rd - $25 per event.
Events: Power Bucking, Axe Chopping, Hand Buck Single Jack, Choker Setting, Hand Buck, Idaho Style, Women’s Rolling Pin Toss, Axe Throw (the target: a $100.00 bill, donated by Alaska Vistas), Log Load Binding.
“All Around Logger” plaque and a new Stihil Chain Saw worth $500+ will go to the contestant compiling the most points. “Bull of the Woods” plaque is to be awarded to the best sportsman of the show.
A waiver of responsibility must be signed before any contestant may participate.This waiver provides that you enter the contest at your own risk. The CHUCK OLIVER LOGGING SHOW is a performance as well as a contest and we request that all contestants dress as loggers, complete with hard hats & gloves. All contestants in money events are required to wear caulked or sturdy boots. No rubber boots or sneakers. In the interest of safety for all and the protection of the equipment used in the show, any participant who is unable to operate equipment normally or compete safely due to any form of intoxication, (in the opinion of the judges) will not be allowed to participate. The decision of the chairman will be final!
Chairperson: Randy Oliver

Wednesday, July 4th

Toddler Games
12:30-1:30pm
City Hall Lawn (this event will follow the ticket pull)
Candy Races: ages 0 to 4
Ball Races: ages crawling to 4
Running Races: 2 to 4 (time permitting)
Prizes awarded in each age group for each category
Chairperson: Barb Neyman

Street Games
1:30pm
Main Street
Running Races: 50yd, 100yd, and 150yd dash; 3- legged races and Gunny Sack races.
All games will be played in age groups from
5 to senior citizens and announced by the chairperson. Parents are asked to stay with small children during events.
Cash prizes for each category.
Egg Toss 4:00pm
Chairpersons: Darian, Greg & Tammi Meissner and Family - Katrina & Mike Ottesen and Family

Golf the 4th
2-5pm
City Hall Lawn
Chipping Contest, 10 balls for $5.00
Lots of prizes & one grand prize.
Contact: Shannon Booker - Wrangell Golf Course
Sponsored by: Muskeg Meadows

Live Music
8:00pm
City Hall - Street dance
“The Sale” - The Portland based group will entertain Wrangell during the street dance - and will feature local guitarist Austin Sun performing the Star-Spangled Banner.
Sponsored by: Greg Knight and the Wrangell Chamber of Commerce

FIREWORKS!
Dusk
Over Zimovia Straits
In front of town, a couple of fireworks will be shot to signal that the main display will begin approximately 10 minutes later.
Presented by: Wrangell Volunteer Fire Dept.

The Wrangell Chamber of Commerce and the 4th of July Committee would like to sincerely thank:
Veronica Blunt, Jaynee Fritzinger, Laura Massin and their managers!
Thank you to all sponsors, volunteers and the community of Wrangell!
Have a wonderful Independence Day Celebration!
4th of July Chairpersons: Cyni & John Waddington