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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, August 7, 1996 -
WELCOME TO HIBBERT - Everyone attending Hibbert's.
150th celebrations registered at the Dublin Community
Centre where souvenirs were also available for sale.
SESQUICENTENNIAL
CAKE- Sheila Jibb cul
Hibbert's huge birthday
cake on Friday night. About
700 people attended the
talent show, opening cere-
monies and dance to local
talent.
TALENT SHOW- Several people look- place at
the Friday evening talent show including a band
(above) and a drum soloist. -
HIBBERT'S BIGGEST PARADE- Crowds lined :the streets of Dublin Saturday morning for the biggest parade Dublin has ever
seen. A color party led the party the parade which lasted two hours.
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CREATIVE ENTRIES- Groups and individuals used their creativity when they designed
their floats for the parade, including Cromarty Scouting.
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MANY DISPLAYS - Crowds at Hibbert's sesquicentennial checked out the many displays
at St. Patricks School which featured information on old Hibbert schools, Staffa W.I., St.
Columban, century farm families and more.
THRESHING DISPLAY - Lou Rowland's complete threshing outfit on display at Hlbbert's sesquicentennial celebrations
was a great point of interest and meeting place for Hibbert residents, old and new, who reminisced about country lite.
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PANCAKE COOKERS - Jim Floyd and Paul Dodds of the
Seaforth Agricultural Society helped the Knights of
Columbus with their Pancake Breakfast on Sunday. About
1,000 people were served.