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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2016-11-02, Page 1414 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, November 2, 2016 Darryl Coote/Editor Herb Runstedler, left, takes Sandra Weber for a twirl, one of several complicated dance moves the couple performed Saturday night that earned them first place at the 8th annual Dancing with the Stars. Judges, from left, Scott Miller, Reanna Ranmaker and Steve Hewitt hold up scores following a dance performance Saturday night. Dancing with the Stars raises $10,000 for Victim Services Huron County Darryl Coote Editor The jumps, twists and turns of celebrity Sandra Weber and professional dancer Herb Runstedler on Oct. 29 earned the couple first place at the 8th annual Dancing with the Stars. HEAL EBTATE LTD_ Over 300 people filled the Goderich Knights of Colum- bus Community Hall for the sold -out event that included dinner and a silent auction. However, the main event was the dance competition that saw local celebrities with no dance experience paired professional dancers. 3 Main St., Seaforth 519.600.1577 Direct 519.272.5413 THE SIGN THAT SAYS SOLD On Saturday night's event, five couples performed for judges Scott Miller, Reanna Ramaker and Steve Hewitt. Taking second place was professional dancer Bonnie Walter and celebrity Bryan Shelley who performed graceful waltzes and pro dancer Les Cook and local celebrity Debbie Steinman stole third performing an energetic jitterbug. "It was a great event event," said Carol Weber, who is a Victim Services Huron County board mem- ber. "Most reports say every- body had a good time and enyoged the evening." AMY McCLURE Sales Rep. 519-525-3988 rlq.waa uil�u, r i3rca P ease V s it www. seIIinw l ejfilrth.corn FARM FARM Inspired by the TV series of the same named and organized for the first time eight years ago by Victim Services Huron County, the yearly event is the local non -profit's most impor- tant fundraiser, said Weber. The roughly $10,000 raised through the event will help the organization to provide short-term support to vic- tims of crime, trauma and tragic circumstances, whether that be buying a hot meal for a family who lost their home to a fire or cover - 'ng mileage for volunteers, she said. The organization does receive funding from the Ministry of the Attorney Gen- eral, but that only covers sala- ries and overhead expenses. This event, she said, allows Victims services to pay for "all the little extras that make people's lives a little easier." The other contestant cou- ples were Shauna Blake and Wayne Bos and Paul Halla- han and Samantha Smith. The ninth annual Dancing with the Stars is already scheduled for Oct. 14, 2017. FARM COUNTRY LIVING 42232A WINTHROP ROAD 42232 WINTHROP ROAD 43002 STONE ROAD 42875 WINTHROP ROAD MLS # 415487 $512,000 MLS # 313667 $768,000 MLS # 651218 $1,690,000 MLS # 518731 $329,900 FARM FARM FARM VIEW OF LAKE HURON 42173 SAWMILL ROAD 81733 DIVISION LINE PT LT 22 CON 7 HULLETT 33988 IRONSPRINGS RD MLS # 207612 $1,769,000 MLS # 634193 $1,500,000 EXCLUSIVE $850,000 MLS # 557810 $399,900 www.sellingseaforth.com Darryl Coote/Editor Shauna Blake, left, and Wayne Bos perform a country two-step as their first performance of the night.