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Mindemoya Homecoming & Ribfest 2024!

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Expositor Staff
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I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. The ice cream eating contest was a big hit.
The Algoma-Manitoulin Chrysler team were out in force raising funds for a worthy cause.
Hobbiest weaver Joanne Carlye was demonstrating her art at museum open house.
The Manitoulin Sea Cadets helped lead the annual Homecoming parade.
FEELIN’ THE HEAT—Central Manitoulin Lions Club President Dale Scott drove the Lions float in their very own Homecoming Weekend parade in Mindemoya Saturday. Throngs of people braved the rain to line the streets and watch the parade before heading to the arena and ball fields to take in the plethora of Homecoming and Manitoulin Ribfest activities. The Lions’ float came complete with a waving pig and a rack of ribs on a smoker.
photo by Michael Erskin
Robbie Shawana and friends were among the many bands entertaining the folks during the weekend.
est amateur ribber around! Darren Moxam, left is presented with the 2024 Manitoulin Ribfest Best Amateur Ribber Award by Central Manitoulin Lions club secretary Marcus Mohr. Mr. Moxam competed against five other competitors in the event.
A trick rider displays amazing balance and control over her mount.

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