The Huron Expositor, 1988-09-28, Page 9THE HURQN/EXPOSITQR, SEPTEMBER 28, 1988 — 9A
THE DUNK TANK was a new feature at the Fall Fair, and Veronica the board over the tank, and in the water in the tank. Corbett
Glanville was just one of many people to take her turn sitting on photos.
ALF VISITS THE FAIR was the 1988 theme tor the Seaforth Fall Fair, but in this case
there were three Alfs present at the Fair - the Alf of Television fame, Seaforth Mayor Alf
Ross, top left, and Seaforth artist Alfie Dale. Corbett photo.
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THE QUEEN OF THE FAIR, Andrea Muir waves to spectators during the Fall Fair parade. Corbett photo.
GOOD EATS - Melisa Wolfe, 2 , of Seaforth
enjoyed the free popcorn offered at the
Seaforth Fall Fair. Mcliwralth photo.
THE MIDWAY at the Seaforth Fall Fair was
bigger this year. and was better attended
than last year. Corbett photo.
ALF GOES TO THE FAIR was the theme of this year's Fall Fair parade. Corbett photo.
PETTING STALL - There was plenty to see and do at the Seaforth Fall Fair last week.
Inside, the arena boasted both stationary and live displays. Here, Tom Johnston and
son Robert, seem to be drawn by the animal magnetism of this particular Haflinger.
CONFERRING WITH HER ANIMAL - Lori Armstrong steadies Huronia Jody's Madge
during a competition of mature female cows. The competition was held on the Seaforth
Agricultural Grounds Friday in conjunction with the Fall Fair. Mcllwraith photo.
NOTHING TO DO - Mark McNichol doesn't
seem to be exerting much energy in the
Pedal Pull held Friday afternoon at the
Seaforth Fall Fair. Mark ended up winning
his class with a pull of 19 feet, 3 inches.
Mcllwraith photo.