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tribune february 3 1988 a3 nosnow claremont carnival residents the claremont community held its annual winter carnival jan 2730 with a variety of acti vities in spite of a shortage of snow winner of the best all- round float in the carnival parade was the claremont cooperative nursery school here carnival queen christina cece left pre sents the trophy to janna stephan and paula marchand this handsome buggy was a parade entry by the 4 seasons country club of claremont the passengers are pretty karen carson and hand some randy simpson join m events by jim thomas the weatherman dealt claremonts weekend winter carnival a low blow with record mild climes resembling april rather than january but the wetness both under foot and overhead didnt dampen the spirits of the participants resi dents turned out in large numbers for every event the torchlight parade was spectacular it began at the un ited church and concluded in the park participants at the official opening included carnival mas cot mr cwc claremont carniv al and sesquicentennial queen christina cece and her escorts jennifer greer and sonia cece saturdays main street parade included more than 30 entries judges were councillor bev morgan board of education trustee lyn craig and fred beer the parade mc was don jackson winners were best overall claremont coop nursery school most original claremont ucw most humorous gilles pie real estate honorable men tion claremont boy scouts and st johns school the ucw float attracted everyones attention members all dressed as cabbage patch dolls included louise barrie karen marks dorothy cook- maureen ward rosemary timms isobel evans lillian gauslin helen anderson dorothy britton and bernice ward a band entitled dixieland en core provided the pre-parade- music members were ted richardson dave wilson ged rowntrec and bob mooney the claremont mile was won by 39yearold lee reid central street claremont he completed the distance in 5 minutes and 20 seconds the runnerup was howie allen other winners in special categories were liz lounsbury nancy smith justin rogers and phil garbutt lisa jones and emily myher the red ribbon and 100 for best snow sculpture was awarded to dean and carol evans and family barclay street second was al redshaws humpty- dumpty and third a dogsled team perfected by kirsten and shawn nagy i the claremont ucws cabbage patch doll float won the judges nod as most original one of the ten dolls was helen anderson the saturday morning pancake festival at claremont united church was very successful one of the breakfast participants was nineyearold kerry filletti of altona while don vale right warranted a ticket for durham regional police agreed to waive the roadside pollution sgt lome douglas of summons provided he dispose of the evidence kirstin and sean nagy of claremont won a third prize in the snow sculpture contest un usually mild temperatures prompted the judges to speed up their work before the projects dis appeared zf the claremont cooperative nursery school won best overaii float star wizard of oz roles were played by jan ilinchcliftc as the lion mclanic marchand as the good witch and mary dclaney as the wicked witch os 5 vv otfc a titftfffltfltffftffn we deliver we can deliver your flyers for as little as 35c each call advertising al 2942200 or distribution at 2948244 1987 flyers delivered to dec 31 economist suntribune 1 7058400 metroland distributing 366889600 economist nicholas yu flyers with feb 3 edition shop save big v pharmacy shoppers drug mart eatons home hardware consumers distributing andrew mctaggart insurance