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If you‘re tired of freezing your buns off waiting to see the Ok- toberfest and Santa Claus parades, then the Sounds of Summer parade may be more to your liking. Parade organizer, Phil MacArthur is hop- ing warm weather will help in bringing fami- lies out to see a good parade. MacArthur, also a member of the Okto- berfest parade com- mittee, is genuinely in- terested in putting a good show together. Coinciding with the old tyme picnic theme of the weekend. the parade will be full of nostalgia. "This parade is real- ly going to be a chal- lenge. Since we're working with such a small budget, the parade will have to make it on creativity," says MacArthur. Led by marshall Raffi Armenian of the K-W Symphony, the parade will feature top drum and bugle corps from around the prov- ince. Highlighting the performances will be the Canadian Knights from Peterborough. The Knights are reign- ing Canadian cham- pions. Also on hand will be the Burlington Teen Tour Band. The Teen Tour have played in the Rose and Orange Bowl parades as well as a tour of Europe. MacArthur is expect- ing about 10 floats to join in the procession. The two universities and the uptown busi- ness merchants will all have float entries. Classic car buffs are in for a treat as models from yesteryear will be showcased in the parade. The Historical Automobile Society has donated everything from a '26 Graham tow truck to a Model T. Jeepsters and old mo- torcycles will be part of the Shriners contribu- tions to the parade. " you should be ad- dressed by a stranger and asked to pledge allegiance to fun, don't be scared. Members of Excellence Unlimited will be travelling the parade route swearing people to fun, some- thing they take very seriously. The fun aspect of the parade Is very impor- tant, according to Mac- Arthur. "The weather will be great. People can put Parade people are dead serious about having lots of fun on a pair of shorts and have fun helping us bring back the old tyme band festival." The 45-minute parade will begin Sat- urday at 10:30 a.m. at the corner of King and Allen. Through uptown Banquet facilities for up to 83 people DINNE§§E§£N3 Open Monday to Saturday " em. to 1 a.m. Open Sunday noon to , 1 pm. FRIDAY- SCHNiTZEL or SPARERtBS SA TURDA Y SCHNITZEL or COMBO SUNDAY SCHNITZEL or CHICKEN MONDAY SCHNITZEL or SAUSAGE TUESDAY SCHNITZEL or ROAST BEEF WEDNESDAY SCHNITZEL or PIGTAILS THURSDA Y SCHNITZEL or CHICKEN Ot course, we serve up mouthwatering hamburgers. french tries and regular dinner menu, But wait lit y0u taste one of our famous daily specials! on the Honky Tonk piano Fri. & Sat. Night DELICIOUS HOMECOOKED CHH.l )HHN S MENU 'r PH"? Sing dong with Waterloo, the parade will turn left on Central to Albert street. After a right on Albert the parade will disperse at Seagram Drive. A drum and bugle corps competition will follow at Seagram stadium. EVERY DAY IS FAMILY DAY 699-4413 Buy one train untrue am the ttnd for I Ottqr [and until June PT. I984 Not would on Inn-ml- 5r take-ml ww- this ore-won V2 PRICE Fun is the theme of Saturday's Sounds of Summer Parade and, in keeping with thls, a local group will be travelling the parade route swearing spectators to be "tun {Nevermore}? Mayor Marjorie Carroll was one of the first to take the vow when she was Sworn to Fun by Gillian Gutenberg In a ceremony recently. ammo ‘24.99 Single in the heart of picturesque "Horse & Buggy Mennonite Country" MElIDEllLlBllitRG MOTEL Day Passes ..e". ' 7.50 Season Passes'TSAMt 16 Brand New Rooms a Colour TV 0 Air Conditioning 2 doublo bod. per room 699-441 3 MOON WALKER Children Adults llaii!ll " .25 iglso a ride