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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-10-02, Page 1530 run despite the rain The Terry Fox Run was held on September 22, 1996 in Seaforth. 1 would like to extend many thanks to those dedicated people who came out in the rain. We had 30 participants collect approxi- mately $2,000.00. Hope to see everyone out again next September. The Recreation Department will be accepting Nominations for the Annual Citizenship Awards. These awards are handed out in three different categories, Service to Sports, Civic Service and Humanitarian Service. Please look for a nomination form in today's issue of the Huron, Expositor. For more information on thc Citizenship Awards please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882. Senior Shuffleboard contin- ues every Wednesday after- noon at the Seaforth and District Community Centres Bear Facts • Upcoming Events: Tuesday, October 15 Hepatitis B vaccinations will he offered to all students (except Grade 9). The shot is free, but not compulsory. •Commencement: All staff at SDHS would Iikc to con- gratulate recent graduates and wish them thc hest in thc future. Several bursaries and ecreatiori Preview by Marty Bedard from 1:30 to 4 pm. All Seniors are welcome to come out and participate. Last week's winners were: Ladies: E. Southgate 388 M. McMillan 312 V. Preszcator 281 Men: K. Preszcator ' 209 The Seaforth and District Community Centres is the place to be for all youth on Thursday evenings. A youth drop in centre is held between 7 and 9 pm. In the upstairs hall. Come socialize with other youth, play cards, ping pong, pool, listen to music or more. This is a fully chaperoned event and all youth are welcome. ... in brief awards were given: Julie Glauser had the highest OAC average, Julie Agar Grade 12, Scan Ludwig Grade .11, Yolande Horst Grade 10, and Heather Dale, Gradc 9. The event is a proud occasion for all showcasing the power of the community and school working together at their best. Wedding TWO LIVES, TWO HEARTS JOINED TOGETHER IN FRIENDSHIP, UNITED FOREVER IN LOVE A beautiful Labour Day weekend was the setting for a double ring ceremony, August 31, 1996 at St. James Catholic Church, Seaforth, uniting Tamara Ginetle Nash and Grant Carlyle McKellar. The bride is the daughter of James Nash. Seaforth and looking down from Heaven, her mother Giraffe. The groom is the son of Laurie and Helen McKellar. Seaforth. Fr. Joseph Hardy was the celebrant. The bride was escorted down the aisle on the arms of her. father and sister Marlene deVries, Matron of Honour was the bride's close friend, Peg Ryan. Bridesmaids were Audrey Schenk. sister of the bride, Stay McKellar. sister of the groom and Shelly Pryce, cousin of the groom and good friend of the bride. Flowerglrls were Alyson McKellar and Adeena DeGrousf; nieces of the bridal couple. The best mom was Paul Van Bakel, friend of the groom. Ushers were Murk McKellar. Bob and Gary Nash. all brothers of the couple. The proud ringbearer was Danny Schenk, nephew and Godson of the bride. Readers were Jimmy Nash, Sherry Rumford rued Marie Therese De(Jraaf. Offertory gills were presented by Greg deVries and Daniel Nash. Candlelighters were John Mark Nash and Bill Smith. Music was provided by Casey Van Bakel and Cheryl St. Onge, who also played the organ. The vlolinlst was Madonna McQuaid and Korey Nash was the altar boy. Concluding the ceremony. the bride was presented with a lucky horseshoe by her niece. Lindsay Nash. The dinner and reception was held at the Seaforth Community Centre. 'Mistress- of Ceremonies was Kathy McKellar, sister of the groom. Guests were entertained by the music of Susan McAllister and Daryn Bee. The couple survived a relaxing honeymoon in the Dominican Republic (despite the oncoming Hurricane). They now reside at R.R. *1, Dublin. Tammy and Grant would like to thank all their family and friends for making their day so special and always close to their hearts. TMs HURON IXPO$ITOR. (Weber Ili 1910-1 ti Weddiryg Sandra Howson and Tony DeCorte were wed in a lovely ceremony, August 3, 1996 at St. James Catholic Church, Seaforth. Father Joseph hardy officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mary Ann Howson of Blyth and Jim Howson, Wingham. The groom is the son of Cor and Catherine DeCorte of Seaforth. Sandra Was given away by her proud brothers, Steve -and Ron Rowson, both of Blyth. Darlene Pullen, St. Marys was matron of honour. Bridesmaids were Jody Sippel, Stratford, Sherri Cantelon, Seaforth and Cheryl Caldwell, Barrie. Junior bridesmaid was Meagan Campbell, Blyth and flowergirl was Andrea Diemert, Cromarty. Attending the groom were best meal Mike DeCorte, Slaffn tund groomsmen were Ron Rowson, Blyth, Dan L'pshall, Egmondville and Jeff Howson, Blyth. Junior groomsman was Garrett Van Dieten and ringbearer was Mark Van Dieten, both of Seaforth. After a reception in Seaforth, the couple honeymooned in the North. The newlyweds now reside in Egmondville. Photo by R. Watcher. SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Presents � Our 151ST Fall ... Bring Your Whole Family to the Seaforth Fall Fair FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCTOBER 4 & 5 Schedule of Events ALL EVENTS TAKE PLACE AT SEAFORTH FAIRGROUNDS AND S.D.C.C. CENTRES "idote:444614 TO THE FAIR IS FREE! A donation of Canned Goods For The Huron County Food Bureau would be welcomed! Ptayeast EVERY DAY • Commercial Exhibits ■ Livestock • Homecraft Exhibits • Old McDonald's Farm II School Exhibits • Canada's Magic Midway ■ Rising Hill Farm, Clinton Miniature Pony Cart Rides THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 Home Craft, School, Grain & Field Crop entries to be in by 12:00 NOON. 12:00 Judging Of above. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 All Day - 4-H Achievement Programs & Huron County Championship 4-H Show 10:30 a.m. - Parade, Theme "You In Action" Leaving Optimist Park Official Opening by Fall Fair Ambassador immediately after Parade - Judging of Shorthorn, Herefords & Limousins - Youth Activities - Judging of Light & Heavy Horses - Judging of Swine & Sheep 1:00 p.m. - Pedal Pull Registration 1:30 p.m. - Pedal Pull 8:00 p.m. - Variety Show -Kim Souch & Others 9:00 p.m. - Pork Carcass Auction 12:00 noon 12:00 noon 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. • ■ 11 SEAFORTH FALL FAIR PET SHOW We Invite you to register and loin In the fun of our PET SHOW on Sat. Oct. 5, 1996 In the CATEGORY of your choice. The Categories Are: I. With Most Spots 3. Who Is The Largest • 5. Longest Ears 7. With The Longest Whiskers 9. Dressed To Match The Owner 2. Who Is The Smallest 4. With The Shiniest Coat 6. Who Is The Most Unusual S. Who Is Best Behaved 10. Who Is The Quietest Please register at the Fall Fair Office on Fri. Oct. 4, 1996 with your type of pet, pet's name, your name, phone number and the category you wish to enter. The PET SHOW will take place on Oct. 5 at 9:30 A.M. In the SHOW BARN at the SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY AGRIPLEX. For further Information please call 519427-1321 or 519.527.1583. �ta SATURDAY, OCT. 5 8:30 a.m. - Broomball 9:30 a.m. - Pet Show 11:00 a.m. Picks & Sticks 12:00 noon -Judging of Charolais, Simmentals Blonde & Jerseys - Pedal Pull Registration - Pedal Pull - Baby Show - Cheryl Riley - Picks & Sticks - Penny Sale - Bike Draw 1:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. The pa ade is lining up at the,Optimist Park. Fal Ambassadors and dignitaries on the North side of the Park. Schools on both sides of Mill Street and Commercial Businesses on the south side of the Park on Lloyd Eisler Street. The Parade Committee welcomes any and all participation. This year there are not to be any roller skates, .roller blades or decorated bicycles. CANADA'S MAGIC MIDWAY Fun For Everyone! SUNDAY, OCT. 6 SNOWMOBILE GRASS DRAGS Seaforth Ag Grounds Registration: 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM Starting Time: 12:00 NOON SPONSORED BY B & W TRAILBLAZERS HOMECRAFT/CANNERY Section "K" Fruits & Vegetables - Round House Lower Level Section "L" Canned Fruits & Vegetables - Agriplex Section "N" Home Economics - Agriplex Section "o" Home Department - Round House Lower Level ARTS & CRAFTS - Agriplex Section "S" Floral - Agriplex Secondary School Section - Round House Upper Level Elementary School Section - Round House Upper & Lower Levels P\� 4 .. 1