Riverboat Days guide

THE EXPLORER STARSHIP graced the Royal Canadian Legion's
1987 parade. Don't miss this year's, August 3rd on Lakelse

Avenue at 14 a.m.

Marge Skead photo

A special supplement to the Terrace Review and Prince Rupert This Week

Branch #13, Royal Canadian
Legion has sponsored and organ-
ized the annual Riverboat Days
Parade for over ten years; how-
ever, it is the participating
children, clubs, businesses, resi-
dents and visitors who make it the
huge success it has become. This
year’s parade chairman, Joan
Davis-McKenzie, promises the
1991 parade will equal or surpass
past year’s endeavours.

All entry fees from the parade go
back into prizes and in addition,
the Legion presents $300 for the
best overall entry. There is no
charge for children and clowns, All
children are welcome to dress up
their bikes, scooters or just them-
selves and join the parade.

Marshalling (gathering in order
of appearance) takes place on the
4600 and 4700 blocks of Park
Avenue on Saturday, August 3rd.

Let the parade begin...

contributed by Joan Davis-McKenzie _ .
There, preliminary judging “will ~

take place, Subsequent judging for
audience appeal and reaction takes
place along the parade route. At 11
am., the parade moves out and
travels the full length of Lakeise
Avenue to the Legion where prizes
will be awarded.

If you’re not participating, come
along and watch the parade. It’s
the old story — COME ON TER-
RACE, SHOW YOUR PRIDE!!!

A WHOLE LOT IN STORE FOR YOU at the Legion's Riverboat Days Parade on Saturday, August
8rd. Here, the Terrace Kinsmen and Kinettes show their community pride in the 1987 Riverboat
Days parade.

Marge Skead photo

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