The Citizen, 1996-08-14, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1996
Parade highlights Blyth school homecoming
What a clown
Entertainers big and small
brought smiles to the crowds
lining Blyth's main street, Aug.
10, for the Homecoming
parade.
Tough life
Life appears to have been a little rough on the Blyth
School's Class of 1959 as they attended the Homecoming
parade in hillbilly fashion.
M000ve over
The Beatrice cow, sponsored by Scrimgeour's Food
Market, got a lot of attention during the march down main
street, Aug. 10.
Their turn's coming
With their own celebration coming in just a few week's time, members of the Huron Pioneer
Thresher and Hobby Association were out with-music and steam engines to participate in
the Homecoming '96 parade-in Blyth this past weekend.
Blooming beautiful
The Blyth Horticultural float was in full bloom for the Aug.
10 and 11 celebration marking 100 years of education at
Blyth public schools.
Rolling by
Blyth volunteer firefighter Brad Montgomery had the
pleasurable task of driving the 1925 REO Speedwagon in
the Homecoming 96 parade. The machine was the first
motorized pumper of the Blyth Fire Department.
Marching to the drums
Members of the Mocha Temple band contributed colour,
Blyth Homecoming parade, Aug. 10.
music and entertainment to the
Tight squeeze
Members of the Mocha
Temple added colour, noise
and humour to the parade a
the miniature cars passed
excited children.
Hillbilly
It was a time for young and
old, businessperson and
hillbilly when friends gathered
for Blyth Homecoming.