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Good crowd at fourth annual Point Clark Lighthouse Festival

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  August 17, 2017
Good crowd at fourth annual Point Clark Lighthouse Festival
A good crowd turned out for the fourth annual Point Clark Lighthouse Festival on the weekend.

Friday night saw 70 people attend the Gala Sunset Dinner, enjoying Jackson Triggs wine, Cowbell beer, and a delicious meal catered by Burke's Catering, followed by lighthouse tours.

A special treat this year was the dinner theatre show by HAWK Theatre, featuring "The Great Huron-Kinloss Debate," followed by live music by Serena Rutledge of Ripley. MC for the gala night, was Michelle Goetz, community development officer with Huron-Kinloss Township.

About 175 people took in the 27th annual corn roast and car show Saturday evening, enjoying corn-on-the-cob, salads, barbecued hamburgers and hot dogs, and dessert, as well as live entertainment by students of Studio C in Lucknow.

Image Gallery

Kendra Buehlow, 3, of Tiverton chows down on her cob of corn at the Point Clark Lighthouse Festival, Saturday evening; photos by David Dadson
Dickson Cummings of Point Clark showcases his 1957 Mergury Convertible Cruiser, a former Indy pace car, at the Point Clark Lighthouse Festival, Saturday
Lachlan Chow, 10, of Lucknow, performs at the Point Clark Lighthouse Festival, Saturday
Manning the barbecue, is George Trieste of Point Clark, while Chris Davey (in behind) checks on the corn, at the Point Clark Lighthouse Festival, Saturday
Sinead Greenwood, 11, of Ripley entertains on the keyboard at the Point Clark Lighthouse Festival, Saturday
Michelle Goetz (left), community development officer with Huron-Kinloss Township, serves corn to Rod Lippert of Teeswater at the Point Clark Lighthouse Festival, Saturday
A good crowd lines up for hamburgers, hot dogs and corn-on-the-cob at the Point Clark Lighthouse Festival, Saturday

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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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