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DUBLIN PARADERS - Don MacRae,. left and Jerry Murray, both years on Sunday, March 13. Dressed in tuxedoes and carrying a
representing the Police Village of Dublin, participated in the 1st sign recognizing the village, the duo rode a two -horse drawn Ion -
St. Patrick's Day Parade in Toronto's history in more than 100 dau throughout the parade route: Bader photo.
Dublin represented in Toronto Oracle
On Sunday, March 13th, members from
the Police Village of Dublin participated in
the 1st annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in
Toronto.
Jeremiah Murray, Inspecting Trustee,
and Don MacRae, Hydro Chairman, wives
and friends travelled to .Toronto to par-
ticipate in the almost two-hour parade–the
first of its kind in more than 100 years.
Made up of 86 units, the parade kicked off
at Varsity Stadium in Toronto and travelled
along Bloor St. W., down Yonge St. and
across Queen St., both Murray and MacRae
explained last week.
"We really got cheered," Murray said.
"They said we were stealing the show,"
MacRae said with a smile.
The pair, dressed in tuxedoes trimmed in
green complete with top hats to help
celebrate St. Patrick's Day, were honored to
ridh in a two -horse drawn Londau which was
provided by .the Irish Miners Club of
Toronto.
A banner representing the village of
Dublin ®vas carried by Jack and Denise Kel-
ly of Stratford.
The St. Patrick's Day parade was an an-
nual affair in 19th century Toronto but in
1878 it turned into a riot and the Irish tradi-
tion was halted. Attempts to resurrect it–
the latest in 1955–failed.
"For the first time in our living memory
we're going to have a parade and the next
stage is to extend it to a three or four-day
mini -festival," Sean Moore, spokesman for
the new St. Patrick's Parade Society said in
a Toronto Star published report.
After the parade, the guests were all in -
Doig residence
• from page 3
The inside of the house has been remodell-
ed a lot, but there are still traces of its
heritage character in the woodwork and
doors, and the upstairs windows are all the
originals. From the outside it appears much
as it would have when it was built over a
century ago.
vited to a Grand Marshall's reception at the
Sheridan Hotel in Toronto. The Grand Mar-
shall, Dennis McDermott, is also the Cana-
dian Ambassador to Ireland.
Jerry and Don presented an engraved
mug from the Police Village of Dublin to the
ambassador. This mug was to be given to
the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland, Carmen-
cita Hederman, who was unable to attend
due to commitments in Washington, D.C.
The local ambassadors were asked to at-
tend the parade next March, but first, both
Murray and MacRae conceded, they have to
get re-elected later on this fall.
Here is what the LACAC committee had to
say about the building:
This home is a very good example of a
modest Ontario farmhouse with a center
hall floor plan and understated Regency
overtones. This house is believed to have
been one of the first brick residences con-
structed in Seaforth.
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