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Cold, clear evening for Ripley Santa Claus Parade

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  November 27, 2016
Cold, clear evening for Ripley Santa Claus Parade
Sunday evening was cold and clear for the Christmas Celebration in Ripley, complete with the Parade of Lights, along Queen and Huron Streets in the village's downtown.

A good crowd turned out to watch the parade, followed by the children visiting with Santa Claus in the Ripley-Huron Community Centre, and then an hour of free skating. There was also chili available at Ripley Variety.

The Kincardine Santa Claus Parade runs Saturday, Dec. 3, at 6:30 p.m., beginning at the Sutton Park plaza, and marching to Victoria Park. Santa will be greeting children in the Scougall Gallery at the Kincardine Arts Centre.

Image Gallery

Santa Claus gently holds six-week-old Hudson York of Ripley, following the Ripley Santa Claus Parade, Sunday night
Jack Cronshaw (left), 5, of Ripley, and his two-year-old brother, Ethan, eagerly await the arrival of Santa in the Ripley Santa Claus Parade
Riding this sparkly six-seater bike, are Sarah Durnin (left), Kurtis Smeltzer, Maggie Durnin, Landon Hunter, Kyle Smeltzer and Emma Durnin in the Ripley Santa Claus Parade
Sitting on Santa's knee, are Hailey Freer (left), five months old, of Ripley, and her two-year-old brother, Tyler
The HuronTel float in the Ripley Santa Claus Parade
Visiting with Santa, are Hudson York (centre), six months old, of Ripley, and his parents, Justin York (left) and Emily Armstrong
The Snobelen Farms float in the Ripley Santa Claus Parade
Excited to see Santa, are Kelsey (left), 4, and Rhys Thompson, 6
The Kempton Construction float in the Ripley Santa Claus Parade
Paisley Farrell, 2 of Huron-Kinloss, isn't too sure about visiting with Santa in Ripley, Sunday night
The KS Designs float in the Ripley Santa Claus Parade
The Teeswater Concrete truck is beautifully decorated for the Ripley Santa Claus Parade
Santa Claus waves from his sleigh in the Ripley Santa Claus Parade

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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