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Beth Main and Ralph' Morris were part of the Canada Day parade held in Goderich last
Friday July 1. The couple was driving a steam -powered tractor, complete with steam
whistle, along the parade route. (photo by Darrell Kloeze)
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The first official Canada
Day was celebrated in style
this past weekend in the
Goderieh area.
The festivities included
fireworks displays, a Canada
Day parade, civic
ceremonies, , beef barbeque,
a friendship breakfast and
the Optimist Club's Music
Festival and Friends.
The town of Goderich
played host to several Bay
City, Michigan officials who
spoke briefly at the civic
ceremony in Courthouse
Park Friday. The American
delegation was welcomed by
Mayor Eileen Palmer,
Warden Grant Stirling of
Goderich Township and
master of ceremonies Judge
F.G. Carter.
The annual Canada Day
Parade, organized by the
recreation department,
featured over 50 entries in
several categories. The
winners included; Signal -
Star Publishing and, the
Hensall Co -Op .in tthhein-
dustrial- comm ereia1
divisions; the Goderich
Kinetted and IODE were the
service dub winners; the
Girl Guides and AM and G
Ladies.: Auxiliary topped the
church, school and family
class; Emmerson Anderson
and Ralph Morris were
winners in the antique
vehicle class and Lisa Van
Den Broeck and Nancy
Walter won cash prizes in the
horse-drawn category.
The Circle City CB Club
again helped with the
organization of the parade.
Hundreds of music lovers
flocked to the Optimist
Riverside Park for the fourth
edition of the Mjsic Festival
and Friiends. The three-day
music festival, featuring
over 30 hours Of live en-
tertainment, began Thur-
sday and ran through
Saturday evening.
On Friday the Lions Club
held a.hreakfast and later a
beef barbeque in Lions
Harbour Park, under the
newly constructed picnic
pavillion.
NEWBORN NEWS
BARTLETT
Robert and Lynn are proud
to announce the birth of their
son, Jason Robert, on July 2,
1983, weighing 8 lbs. 3'.4 oz.
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Moffett Of
Goderich and. Mr. and Mrs.
John Bartlett ofKitchener.
This drummer from Mt. Forest seemed to be having a good time as he set the beat for his
highland band. The pipes and drums from Mt. Forest entertained the people along the
parade route with their uniforms and their highland music. (photo by Darrell Kloeze)
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i•HUTCHINGS
Allan and Helen are happy to
announce the arrival of their
son, James Allan, born
Thursday, June 23, 1983 at
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich,
weighing 9lbs. 14 oz. A little
brother for Ken and Keith.
ELS f i, �x r 1,-4 4 !WI TBROOK s'
Neil and Karen= • pjease'd - Mhkk` and' Mary Jane `are
to announce the rriVal of proud to announce the safe
their son, Micah Ronald, arrival of their daughter,
born at Alexandra Marine Alexis Lindsey, 6 lbs. 1/2 oz.,
and General Hospital, born Monday, June 20, 1983
Goderich, Tuesday, June 28, at Clinton Hospital. Proud
1983, weighing 10 lbs. 6'/2 oz. grandparents are Mr. and
A little brother for Mark, Mrs. Bruce Erskine and Mr.
Marty and Matthew. and Mrs. John Westbrook.
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The Goderich t aketown Band was just one of the marching bands that participated hi the
Canada Day parade last Friday. The hot and sunny weather was perfect for tourists and
parade -watchers, and large numbers of people came out for the parade. (photo by Darrell
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