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Delighting all spec- In a clown ' s motif, tators, Morgantown Tim Frum stops at the firemen take time out information desk in an to run through a few attempt to dole out drills. some balloons. Street Fair 13
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Town and University folk prove Through a street fair and fireworks piREWORKS, clowns, a magi- cian, sidewalk booths — key at- tractions were there. No, not for a carnival but Morgantown ' s street fair. City and University of- ficials promoted the September 2, fair, setting a tone of cooperation for the year. Designed to br- ing together townspeople and students, the fair was organized around the theme A Community for Unity. Speakers at a rally began the festivities. City of- ficials speaking of their support for better com- munity-Univer- sity relations were Florence Merow, mayor, John Cease, city police chief, and Emily DeVincent, presi- dent of the Downtown Business and Pro- f e s s i o n a 1 Associ-ation. University spokesmen in- cluded George Taylor, vice- president of stu- Kerplunk, splash goes Joyce Shirley, Anchor Lounge bartender, as she is knocked off the perch by an ace pitcher. iii £.1i J .: Demonstrating aerobic fitness for Morgantown citizens and guests, members of the De Barra Mayo Health Club dancer- cise in High street. dent affairs, and Tyrone White, chairman of the Community Rela- tions Committee. Passers-by checked out the sidewalk sales and arts and crafts booths of area artisans. Bands, jugglers, clowns and a magician delighted spec- tators of all ages. Demonstrations by city fire fighters, karate and physical fitness enthusiasts also entertained the crowds. A dunking Clowning around, Frances Pisano solicits her Mountie buttons and tee ' s. , machine was set up to raise money for charity. Area bartenders and dee jays were popular victims for the fund raiser. The goodwill and fun could not end before the marching band put in an appearance. Parading down High Street, the band led its followers to the riverfr ont where fireworks ended the fair on a spec- tacular note. David L. Zicherman . S In a street fair side show, Mr. Fred McMillan brings a wooden marionette to life as he entertains the crowd. 12 Street Fair
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