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handled traffic arrangements for the annual Gay Cup parade through Huron Park.
The two officers are shown above talking to Terry Thompson, Conklin manager,
who donned a clown suit to advertise his firm in the parade. The fireball's Sparky
(Norm Knowles) joined the conversation, while Ted Webb, another Conklin em-
ployee, stands behind the float which was driven by Cliff Jones. —T-A photo
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This was the concluding state-
molt in the Program for RCAF
Centralia's annual .Guy Cup
game, Saturday, but unfortu-
nately it wasn't heeded,
A bitter cold wind kept the
crowd to only a handful at the
annual classic for the third
straight year, but once again
the organizers went ahead to
produce their usual thrilling pa-
rade and game,
Featuring bands, majorettes,
cubs, .scouts, decorated ears
and floats, most of the residents
of Huron Park braved the ele-
metals to watch U16 extensive
Parade or watched through the
windows of their comfortable
homes as it wended its way
through. the PMQ's,
Headed by ".car 54" with a
suitable Tweet>, and Muldoon
(Curly Ebel and Don Colborne)
the parade was dominated by
humour as it had everything
from a chain-gang to a special
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Letter from
13rinsley
By GORDON MORLEY
Mr. Luther Morley was on
jury duty this past week.
The St. Mary's Anglican
church, Brinsley, is sponsoring
a euchre party Saturday eve-
ning, November 24,
Mr. Rae Lewis is employed
by Mr. Ted Stanlake of Grand
Bend,
Mr. Les Morley returned home
from deer hunting,
Miss Alma Lee captured a,
reserve champion ribbon with.
her Hereford entry at the Royal
Winter Fair.
The Federation of Agriculture
held a banquet at West McGil-
livray Thursday evening, Nov.
15.
Barbara Glenn spent the
weekend with Miss Nancy Dixon
of Ailsa Craig,
ous sections at the :RCAF :sta.-
lloRe firemen's float, headed
by "Sparks" (their answer to
sinokey the Bear) won first
place in the competition.
The half-time - entertainment
at the game was handled by the
RCAF band and a group of
drum majorettes from J., A. D.
McCurdy school.
Game exciting
The game itself was also very
exciting and the outcome was
in doubt until the final minutes
when the East scored their sec-
ond touchdown to eke out a
14-0 win N over the West for their
second straight win.
Both Eastern. TD's were set
up by pass interceptions with
the major portion of the game
being played between the two
25-yard markers,
Bruce Croteau set up the first
major when he intercepted a
pass on the West's 30-yard line,
and after adding a Western in-
fraction, the winners went over
on the first play,
Quarterback Sam Sansum ran
off to the right of the line and
then heaved a long pass to
lanky Dez Killert who had man-
aged to get behind the West's
deep men.
Ron Donovan made good the
convert attempt to give the East
a 7-0 lead mid-way through the
second period.
The teams battled on even
ground until the !final quarter
when Tom Goodall snared an-
other Western pass on his own
30-yard line and raced the en-
tire length of the field for the
major.
onD van again split the up-
righ4s with his convert to give
the East their 14-0 win,
The game was a bard-hitting
affair and most of the players
appeared to have the idea it
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was easier to pull the ribbons
off their ,opponents after they
had knocked them down with
some crushing tackles although
it was supposed to be a game
of flag football.
Members of the squads were
as follows;
EAST Sam Sensual, 'fed
Foster, Ron Donovan, Bill Jelin-
ston, Lanlhie Gerry Came-
ron, Ray :Johnston, Dez Killen,
Tom Goodall, Don Cockburn,
Bruce ,Croteau„ Pat Howe, Don
,KCAttley, Mike Filiantreault,
Bob Last, Hal Patterson and
Terry Murphy, Manager, Claude
Audet,
WEST Junil Nabeta, John
Sunseth, Harry Burt, Don Kett,
Joe Berthelet, Frank Wagoner,
Bill Angst, Don Hillborn, Al
Robbins Larry Balsillie, Gus
Cuss, Reeky Stone, Joe De.
Mortingy, Gerry Kenyon and
Norm Poire,
Persons in charge of the pa-
rade and program were as fol-
lows.; F/0 Bill. Johnston, chair-
man; FIG Dave Redford, F/L
Ron Donovan, F/1, Norm Poire,
F/O Cee Co.ntrie, LAC Joe
Berthelet, Cpl. Bruce Croteau,
FIG Al Johnson, F/0 Bill ' Mc-
Callum and LAC Al Davies.
MAJORETTES PERFORM—Ten pretty majorettes from
J. A. D. McCurdy Public School at Huron Park featured
the half-time entertainment at the game with their high-
strutting manoeuvres. The girls were trained by Mrs.
I, E:,,Pth'ker and are shown above in one of the intricate
numbers. Members of the group included: Donna Burns,
Margaret Colbert, Doris 'Tijeon, Sandra Embley, Verna
Lene, Myrna Mistier, Debbie O'Toole, Pattie Garland,
Marjorie Fiske, Linda Crane. —T-A photo
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