June 24, 2014 12:00 am
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Jacob Atkinson, of Team M.A.C. (Minions Against Cancer), juggles as part of the talent segment of the "Misster Relay" pageant. It was held Saturday afternoon, during the 24-hour Relay for Life at Fishback Stadium at Washougal High School. Looking on are (right to left) Daris Freimuth, Brandon Renninger and Kamu Cheek of the Walmart Walkers, and Steven Phillips of the Wayward Women of Washougal. All told, nine men dressed up as women to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
Nick Fishel (right) celebrates as he is crowned "Misster Relay," during a pageant held as part of the East Clark County Relay for Life. Fishel, of the Linda's Lazy Dazies team, was able to collect more than $500 in just 25 minutes. Also pictured are Nate McNicholas of team ROAR for Cancer and Steven Phillips of the Wayward Women of Washougal. East Clark County Relay for Life, a 24-hour fundraising event, included 31 teams that brought in more than $62,000 for the American Cancer Society.
With 1970s pop song “You Sexy Thing,” playing in the background, nine grown men wearing full make-up and dressed in satin, lace, high heels and pearls strutted down the runway, past the crowd of cheering supporters.
It’s certainly not something you see everyday in Washougal.
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