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First Place, Marching Unit
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First Place, Marching Unit
It was a cold night in December 1985 — 40 years ago — when the Blackstone Woman’s Club won first place among marching units in the Blackstone Christmas Parade. We recognize “little” Richard Cobbs as “toy soldier” marching behind banner and Melinda Walden (back, right) waving to the crowd. And that appears to be police officer Clarence Simpson walking along sidewalk in background. How many folks do you recognize? The post First Place, Marching Un…
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