HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2015-02-11, Page 9Wednesday, February 11, 2015 • News Record 9
Annual Dancing with the Stars Family Day WinterFest
returns for its 7th year
Steph Smith
QM! Agency
Preparation is underway
for the 7th annual Victim
Services Huron County pre-
sents: Dancing with the Stars
gala.
The event is set to take
place on Oct. 24, 2015 at the
Knights of Columbus Hall in
Goderich.
The idea for the event
was suggested after a Vic-
tim Services of Huron
County staff member saw
the American TV show
Dancing with the Stars and
thought doing a Huron
County version would be a
great way to fundraise.
This year there are six
couples vying for the gold
who are already beginning
to prepare their routines:
• Local photographer
Angela Smith and her part-
ner Herb Runstedler.
• Local radio personality
Phil Main and his partner
Reanna Ramaker.
• RMT and owner of
Integrated Health Sciences
Clinic in Goderich Linda
Birch and her partner
Wayne Bos.
• Kim Statia of the Huron
County Health Unit and her
partner Rob Hutson.
• CTV News personality
Scott Miller and his partner
Patty Coulter.
Photo courtesy Devin Sturgeon
Victim Services Huron County presents the 2015 Dancing with the Stars dancers. Back row (from left
to right): Wayne Bos, Les Cook, Phil Main, Herb Runstedler, Rob Hutson and Scott Miller. Front row
(from left to right): Linda Birch, Michelle Field, Reanna Ramaker, Angela Smith, Kim Statia and Patty
Coulter.
• Victim Services Huron
County executive director
Michelle Field and her
partner Les Cook.
For more information,
"like" the Victim Services
Huron County presents:
Dancing with the Stars
page on Facebook and be
sure to check back often for
details and updates on the
event.
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CONTINUED FROM > PAGE 8 great way to do that," said
Rachel Skillen, President of
the South Huron Optimist
Club.
"Big Brothers Big Sisters of
South Huron is excited to be
offering a free G -rated movie
for families to enjoy during
the afternoon," said Amy
Wilhelm, Casework Coordi-
nator. "It is a time to come in
from the cold, and warm up,
before you head back out to
the rest of the great activities
that have been planned
throughout the day."
Friends of the South
Huron Trail volunteers are
partnering with Ausable
Bayfield Conservation to
bring free family snow -
shoeing back.
Other popular returning
events include the fire-
works at 7 p.m., weather
permitting, at Mac -
Naughton Park, run by the
South Huron Fire Depart-
ment, Exeter Station Fire-
fighters' Association.
The one -day winter festi-
val always gets a boost
when there is lots of snow
but "snow or no snow" the
show goes on.
ones require admission.
Keep posted as well to the
growing list of sponsors.
"We are proud of the part-
nerships that have been cre-
ated to engage families in
play in South Huron," said
Jo -Anne Fields, Community
Services Manager with the
Municipality of South
Huron. "Together, a template
of activities has been organ-
ized to entice all family
members to participate:'
"Come enjoy the fun and
stay active in South Huron,"
said Darcey Cook, Recrea-
tion Program Assistant at
South Huron.
A number of popular
events are returning to the
2015 WinterFest.
The South Huron Optimist
Club plans to host a scaven-
ger hunt again in the South
Huron Recreation Centre in
Exeter from 10 a.m. to 12
p.m. "The South Huron Opti-
mist Club is committed to
providing engaging activities
for local youth and the Scav-
enger Hunt at Family Day
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