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Haines Centennial Celebration
Winning parade entries, photos and more

First place: "Annette's Troupers"

HAINES — First place in the Fourth of July Parade was the float, “Annette’s Troupers,” because of the use of the parade theme, and the illustration of several parts of Haines history including ”Soap Suds Alley,” Anway strawberrys, and the clear message that this is the 100th anniversary of Haines’ organization as a city.

Second place: Haines Saw Shop

Second place went to The Saw Shop, a six-wheel ATV colorfully decorated with a clear illustration of chainsaws, and the motto, “A cut above.”  The saw shop is owned and operated by Pete and Diana Lapham.

American Legion Color Guard

Third place went to the American Legion Color Guard, with representatives from four different services, and to the Cub Scouts who had one of the most enthusiastic groups in the parade.  The scouts had several marchers on foot, accompanied by some off-road ATV’s.

This year’s parade had 22 entries, and was judged by Bill & Rocki Rostad, Gary & Juanita Lidholm and Joe & Sue Poor, with Robert Venables as narrator.   Thanks to all of the volunteers who made the parade happen.

Cool and breezy weather didn’t dampen the festivities as Haines celebrated the Fourth of July in grand style.

Check out some of the other activities in the photos below:

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Winning parade entries, photos and more

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