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re Winterama Queen Marie Moreau was presented with a number of prizes after her victory. Glen Bryant, vice-president of the Chamber of Commerce, and owner of Bryant's Jewellers, presented Marie with a Bulova watch. The Queen also received a Me P Ate Crafts demonstrations various displays and demonstrations were painting, pottery, weaving, and A number of crafts-people set up shop at the High Poyntz Mall during the A gift for a Queen spinning. Photos Howard Elliott by hand-woven scarf from the Huronia Crafts Guild, and a full dinner courtesy of the Watergate restaurant in Penetanguishene, along with numerous other gifts. Saturday's parade The Winterama parade, held on Saturday afternoon, attracted thousands of people to Penetanguishene. Advanced Extrusions won the prize for the best float in the parade. The parade also featured other floats built po t > 'Nit V/V iki, by local business and industry, and even a mule entered by the Huronia Crafts Guild. Of course, the fire trucks were in the parade also. Winterama festivities. Among the ay tS y - Po Jingle bells in February traditional sleigh-rides. This team of horses and their Winterama wouldn't be complete without the "ee ay High speed action The excitement of go-kart racing was I i as they putted around a small track on evident in the faces of these youngsters the harbour. For the adventurous For those with a taste for action, motorcycle ice racing provided Sunday, the sounds of their bikes mixing with the sound of fast paced excitement during Winterama. The bikers raced around a ploughed section of Penetanguishene Harbour on Saturday and snowmobiles, a helicopter, radio-powered aeroplanes and music coming from CKMP. driver delighted children and adults with tours of Penetanguishene Harbour. Br-r-r-r-r The water may have been ice cold, but that didn't stop this group of divers from demonstrating their hobby to fascinated Winterama patrons. Wednesday, March 1, 1978, Page 15