Gore Christmas parade winners announced
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Businesses, individuals and organizations all paraded through Gore for Gore's 2007 Christmas parade Dec. 8.

Judy Merrill, parade coordinator, indicated that there were a number of winners in the parade.

The winners include the following:

- Best theme: Webbers Falls Red Hat Society - Oklahoma Centennial

- Best float in the commercial business category: Rainbow Mart, first place; Cross Telephone, second place; Armstrong Bank, third place.

- Best float in the non-commercial category: Centennial Education, first place; Assembly of God in Webbers Falls, second place; and Boys & Girls Club in Gore, third place.

- Best entertainment: Shriners

- Best antique car: red Studebaker

- Best mule skinner: Lakeview Baptist Church

- Best motorized vehicle: W.B. Kenner's 1938 John Deere tractor

- Best horseman: Kenneth McGuire
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