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FITNESS
IS FUN
THE EXCERISE PROGRAM WHERE YOU
ARE ENCOURAGED TO "WORK AT YOUR OWN PACE"
will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres Tues-
day and Thursday Mornings beginning on Tuesday. September
25, 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. 10 Weeks for $35.00
A babysitting service will be offered for the morning classes at
a cost of $1.00 per child, per class. Please call one week prior
to the start of classes if you would like this service.
Wednesday Evenings beginning on Wednesday, September 26,
8:00 to 9:00 p.m. 10 Weeks for $25.00
These fitness classes are suitable for beginners, experts, adults,
seniors, or anyone wishing to tone up.
For information or registration, please call the Recreation Office
at 527-0882.
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RACK OF
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Who will wear the
1 a I i Fair crown?
SHERI KUNG
Daughter of Peter and Francis
Kung, gmondville. Sponsored by:
Seaforth Fireman.
SHERRI MALONEY
Daughter of Mr. and Mn. Loon
Maloney, R.R. #1 Dublin. Spon-
sored by: Knighai of Columbus
SAMANTHA NESBITT
Daughter of Floyd and Mary
Nesbitt, Seaforth. Sponsored by:
Horticultural Society.
JENNIFER McQUIGGE
Daughter of Don and Helen
McQuiggc, Seaforth. Sponsored by:
L yaps Food Market.
PEGGY RYAN
Daughter of Jack and Maryanna
Ryan, R.R. #1 Walton. Sponsored
by: Seaforth Lions Club
LORI GLANVILLE
Daughter of Ken and Betty
Glanville, R.R. #4, Walton. Spon-
sored by: Seaforth District High
School.
KATE PAPPLE
Daughter of Jim and Janet Papple,
R.R. #4, Seaforth. Sponsored by:
Seaforth Women's Institute.
SHELLY O'BRIEN
Daughter of Robert and Donna
O'Brien, Seaforth. Sponsored by:
Seaforth Legion Branch 156
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LISA HENDERSON
Daughter of Ray and Helen
Henderson, R.R. #2, Seaforth.
Sponsored by: Seaforth Lioness
KAREN CAMPBELL
Daughter of Arnold and Margaret
Campbell, R.R. 15, Seaforth. Spon-
sored by: Kinburn Foresters
The 1990 Seaforth Fair
Queen will be chosen on
Saturday night,
September 15, at the
Fall Fair Barbecue.
Lots of firsts planned
BY SUSAN OXFORD
The Seaforth Fall Fair is soon
approaching and there are a number
of new activities offered at this
year's Fair. The Fair is on
Thursday, Sept. 20, and Friday,
Sept. 21, and there are many ac-
tivities to participate in, plus the
midway promises to be better this
i year.
There will be a children's Big
Pumpkin contest and prizes for the
biggest pumpkins. So pull that
monster out of the pumpkin patch
ARTHRITIS
INFORMATION
NIGHT �
at
Seaforth Community
Hospital
MONDAY, SEPT. 24
7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Physiotherapy Department
See... "Health on the Hill" or
call... hospital 527-1650
ext. 231 for further details.
and bring it down to the Fair and
enter it into the first Big Pumpkin
contest for children.
Also for children will be a Big
Sunflower contest to enter the big-
gest sunflower they grew this year.
Last year local resident, Harvey
Beurermann, grew a giant
sunflower and saved the seeds
which he gave away to children and
teachers. Children were given five
or six seeds and from all accounts
almost all of the seeds germinated.
The contest this year is open to
sunflowers grown from other seeds
than Harvey's.
Organizer of the Big Sunflower
contest Lois Hodgert said "We hope
that having children nurture and
grow something will stimulate
interest in bringing something to
life. If their seeds grew like mine
(about 14 feet tall) then it sure
grew.
The annual parade is scheduled
for Friday morning and will leave
Optimist Park at 11:00 a.m. and
head down Main Street to the high
school area. Jack McLachlan,
Chairman of the Parade committee,
said there are new events planned
for the parade. "Vintage cars and
tractors will participate in the
parade." he said. "There will be an
OPP Colour Party flag carriers
along in the parade. This year it
looks like we're going to have more
horses in the parade."
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TAMMY NASH
Daughter of Jim and Jeanette Nash,
Seaforth. Sponsored by: Seaforth
Optismist Club
for fair
Fourteen prizes will be awarded
to parade participants in different
classes such as best floats, best
turned out horse and best clowns.
This year's parade theme is `Our
Precious Environment' and entrants
should keep that in mind when
decorating their floats.
Lyle Haney, President of the
Seaforth Fall Fair committee, said
another new thing at the Fair will
be the Shabha Horse Show Friday
evening. The show is open to 4-H
members and any interested young
horsepeople. The show has 25
classes and there is a three-minute
tack change allowed between each
class.
In the Home Economics division
of the Fair is a new 60 per -cent
whole wheat bread baking contest.
The winner of this event will be
eligible to move onto a higher
competition at the Toronto Conven-
tion in January.
This year Bingo players will be
delighted to know the Fair will be
holding its first dabber bingo. The
games will be played Thursday
night from 7:00 to 10:00 and Friday
afternoon from 1:00 to 3:30. Both
games will be held upstairs at the
arena. Dabbers will be available for
75 cents each and cards will be 25
cents for a strip of three. The
Seaforth Agricultural Society will
award cash prizes, the size of which
will depend on the size of the pot
collected from entry fees for the
Bingo. Refreshments will be sold at
the Bingo.
For more information about the
Fair and contacts for organizers and
events, please check your Seaforth
Fall Fair Prize List and Program
book that came with your copy of
the Huron Expositor last week.
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