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Bad Axe transforms into WhoVille Tribune Staff Reports BAD AXE — The Bad Axe area is transforming into a very familiar fictional environment.

Come Saturday, Bad Axe will look much like WhoVille.

The sneaky Grinch figured out that Santa’s elves hid

candy canes all over the Bad Axe football field and has plans to turn them all green.

And, area children will have a chance to find them.

From 10:15 to 10:45 a.m., the festive children will head out to find a candy cane that’s already turned green and will receive a special prize.

Sponsored by the local chamber of commerce and Thumb Industries, all little boys and girls will have an opportunity to meet the Grinch. The meet and greet will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bad Axe Middle School.

Aside from meeting the Grinch, children will be able

to enjoy games, Christmas crafts, balloon animals and a few contests and giveaways.

Also happening Saturday will be the annual Protectors vs. Directors fundraiser basketball game, hosted by the Huron Area Technical Center’s Law/Public Safety program.

Tipoff begins at noon and all proceeds/donations will go toward Huron County Toys for Tots. The game, which is played at Bad Axe Middle School, will feature local police/ fire/EMS personnel taking on area teachers and sports coaches.

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(Above) This WhoVille entry captures the fun spirit of the Christmas season in Bad Axe. (Left) The Grinch is seen at a prior Bad Axe Lighted Christmas Parade.

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Turkey Trot returns in memory of Pat Kellerman school cross country teams and track teams in the area as well.”

Walk for Warmth is a program hostBAD AXE — For the 37th year, Bad Axe ed by Consumers Energy that matches will be hosting the Pat Kellerman Memo- all funds raised by employees and any rial Turkey Trot, and there will be some participating family and friends, to help exciting prizes. warm homes over the winter.

“Our big claim to fame is that first As the Turkey Trot enters its 37th year, place is frozen turkeys, second place is it remains strong as ever. pumpkin pies and third place in each age “That says that we’ve just persisted in group is a half-gallon of cider,” said Lee keeping it running,” Kahler said. “We Kahler, one of the event’s organizers. usually have anywhere between 50 and The Turkey Trot is a 5K that takes place 100 runners because we don’t require an annually on the Saturday before Thanks- official signup prior to the race. We don’t giving. tell them that if they signup they have to This is one of two races that the Thumb be here, they can sign up the day of the Run Abouts host in memory of Pat Keller- race, because of the weather.” man, who passed away in 2006, with the While weather sometimes is an issue other being the Memorial Day Run. considering the race is ran in November, “She was a person that ran in all kinds it doesn’t keep the runners away. of races all over the world,” Kahler said.

“One year we ran it, and it was so icy, “She was an international runner and I didn’t think we’d have anybody for the ran locally. She ran in a lot of races and race, but I didn’t know how to call it off helped us get all of our things started.” because I had no way to reach the peoKellerman started the Turkey Trot and ple,” Kahler said. “We ran it anyhow and the Thumb Run Abouts. still had about 65 to 70 runners. They “We’re an old group,” Kahler said. “We come from all over.” were founded by Pat and we just kept Last year, the male winner was Alex the tradition going. What we do is, one Grifka, from Ubly, who ran a time of of Pat’s favorites things was the Walk for 16:16, while Cheryl Rayl, from Caro, was Warmth. Every year, much of the money the female winner with a time of 22:39. that we make from this race goes to the The event is scheduled for 11 a.m. SatWalk for Warmth. We have also helped urday, Nov. 17, and will start at the Bad SafePlace and we contribute to high Axe library.

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Bad Axe Lighted Christmas Parade set for Nov. 24 of North Pole Security has been informed the mischievous Grinch may be BAD AXE — The weather lurking around town. is starting to get a tad coldHe was last spotted at er, which is the best time the top of Mount Crumpit to start thinking about the and has been known to most wonderful time of the impersonate Santa in the year: Christmas. attempt to steal Christmas.

And, the Bad Axe ChamEnjoy a fun-filled day ber of Commerce has the with family and friends spirit in mind as it preps with special events, includfor November. The downing a free showing of How town area will transform the Grinch Stole Christinto WhoVille, the home of mas, children’s activities, Dr. Seuss’s the Whos, for some free festive treats and the annual Bad Axe Lightthe annual House Decorated Christmas Parade. ing Contest will kickoff.

The parade is scheduled It’s an event you won’t to start at 6 p.m. on Satwant to miss to kickoff the urday, Nov. 24, at the Bad Christmas spirit.

Axe Middle School and For additional parade conclude at the Franklin details, visit the Bad Axe Inn. Chamber website at www.

Parade-goers are urged badaxemich.com, check it to be on the lookout out on Facebook, or call because the Department them at 989-975-0808.

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Harbor Beach Christmas Parade planned for Dec. 1

BY MIKE GALLAGHER Tribune Staff Writer HARBOR BEACH — For the 33rd year, Harbor Beach is set to host the Harbor Beach Christmas Parade.

“Our community loves it,” said Shelley Boehmer, who is on the Christmas Parade Committee. “Visitors come from all over. Families get together on this weekend for the parade, and often times, we have heard that folks have their family reunions or their holiday gatherings on that Saturday, so that they can attend the parade.”

The parade, which is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Dec. 1, featured over 50 participants last year, and Boehmer said they are expecting much of the same this year.

The parade route is east on State Street to the light, then south on Huron Avenue to Trescott Street in Harbor

(Above) Members of the Harbor Beach High School Band march during last year’s Harbor Beach Christmas Parade.

(Below) This antique fire truck is all decked out in the holiday spirit during last year’s Harbor Beach Christmas Parade.

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Boehmer and the committee encourage as much interaction between parade participants and spectators as possible, which includes many of the parade attractions handing out candy.

Registrations for the parade were due Nov. 16, but the committee will accept them after that date, if necessary.

“We have many different things to see,” Boehmer said. “Farm implements that are lighted, to the trucks that the county brings in, and the firetrucks.

Schools from the whole Thumb all participate. A lot of people pass out goodies along the parade route, lots of music and nice lights, and it is just a great way to kick off the holiday season.”

More information about the parade, including information about registration, can be found at www.harborbeachchristmasparade.com.

Santa arrives at the end of last year’s Harbor Beach Christmas Parade. (Tribune File Photo)

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Spirit of Christmas comes to Sebewaing this Saturday Grab your Santa gear and enter this year’s Santa Run. SEBEWAING — The Sebe- This 2.5-mile walk/run will waing Chamber of Commerce have you jolly in no time. is gearing up for the holiday Registration begins at 7:45 season with its Spirit of a.m. with a start time set for Christmas Festival.

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registration and participants must wear a Santa hat at minimum. A winner will be named for best Santa outfit.

The Festival of Trees will be on display from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Moore Shoreline’s Showroom.

The parade will kickoff at 10:30 a.m. at Center Street and move toward Main Park.

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Children will have an opportunity to meet Frosty the Snowman from noon to 4 p.m. at Moore Shoreline’s Showroom. A chance to make free Christmas crafts will be available for children ages 5 years and older.

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ing will take place at 6 p.m. at Main Park and feature Christ the King carolers, some live music and the USA Lions Club will offer concessions.

Finally, make sure you stop by and see Santa from 5 to 8 p.m. at Main Park. Be sure to bring a phone or camera and get a selfie with the Big Jolly Guy.

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EVENTS November Events Nov. 17 — Pat Kellerman Turkey Trot — 5K run/walk, starts at 11 a.m. at the Bad Axe Area District Library.

Call Lee Kahler at 989-2698272 or email lkahler42@ gmail.com.

Nov. 17 — Ernie Essenmacher Band: Tip of the Thumb Dancers meet from 7 to 10:30 p.m. at the Huron County Senior Center.

Admission is $6. Bring finger foods and friends. Call 989-269-7024.

Nov. 17 — Christmas Open House and Parade.

Events all over Sebewaing.

Visit sebewaingchamber. com or call 520-508-0323.

Nov. 23 — Pigeon’s Christmas Town Lighting with Santa; children and adult drawings; and hayrides by Thumb National Bank. Visits with Santa.

Nov. 24 — Small Town Saturday Holiday Event in downtown Harbor Beach.

Call 989-479-6477 or visit harborbeachchamber.com.

Nov. 24 — Ray Govaere and Bill Bundy: Thumb Dance Club meets from 7 to 10:30 p.m. at Sandusky Maple Valley School in Sandusky. Bring finger foods and friends. Admission is

$6 for members and $7 for guests. Call 810-404-4250.

Nov. 24 — Holiday Open House from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Sanilac County Historic Village and Museum, 228 S. Ridge St. in Port Sanilac. Call 810-622-9946.

Nov. 24 — Christmas in WhoVille! Bad Axe Lighted Christmas Parade begins at 6 p.m. in downtown Bad Axe. Call Chamber President Nicholas Checkley at 989-553-3445 or Secretary Kelsey Brown at 989-9750808, or visit www.badaxemich.com.

Nov. 25 — Holiday Museum Tours from noon to 5 p.m. at the Sanilac County Historic Village and Museum, 228 S. Ridge St. in Port Sanilac. Call 810-622-9946.

Nov. 27 — Elkton Area Historical Society meets at 7 p.m. at the Heritage Center.

Email elktonhistoricalsociety@gmail.com.

Nov. 30-Dec. 1 — Silver Bells in Port Austin. Vendors on Village Green on Friday night/Nov. 30 and in the Welcome Center on Dec. 1. Shopping, deals and entertainment throughout the village all weekend. Call 989-738-7600.

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December Dec. 1, 8, 15 and 22 — Santa’s House is open in downtown Bad Axe. Hours are TBA. Send letters to Santa Dec. 1-17. Call Chamber President Nicholas Checkley at 989-553-3445 or Secretary Kelsey Brown at 989-975-0808, or visit www.badaxemich.com.

Dec. 1 — Lunch with Santa at the Caseville Eagles Club, sponsored by the Eagles and Kiwanis clubs.

Call 989-856-3818.

Dec. 1 — Cass City Christmas in the Village, featuring breakfast with Santa, craft show, chili cook off, free matinee movie, lighted parade, free carriage rides, free community gathering at VFW Hall. Gifts from Santa. Email ccc@ casscitychamber.com or call 989-872-4618.

Dec. 1 — Cookie Walk from 9 a.m. to noon in downtown Elkton. Let us do your holiday baking for you.

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Dec. 1 — Drive-Through Living Nativity at Bay Shore Camp in Sebewaing.

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Dec. 1 — Cookie Walk at the United Methodist Church. Call Pam Semp at 989-315-1121.

Dec. 1 — Zion Lutheran Church Bazaar, Bake Sale and Cookie Walk at Zion Church/School.

Featuring crafts, a bake sale and luncheon. Call Marcia Will at 989-479-3615.

Dec. 1 — Harbor Beach 33rd Annual Christmas Parade at 5:30 p.m. in downtown Harbor Beach.

Event is a lighted parade heralding the Christmas season, complete with bands and Santa. Call 989-6405260.

Dec. 1— Christmas Victorian Dinner at 6 p.m. at the Sanilac County Historic Village and Museum, 228 S. Ridge St. in Port Sanilac.

Call 810-622-9946.

Dec. 2 — Santa visits Port Hope: Singalong at 5 p.m. at Rubicon Township Hall, followed by Santa’s arrival at 5:30 p.m.

Dec. 2 — Christmas Party: Tip of the Thumb Dancers meet at the Huron County Senior Center.

Admission is $6. Bring finger foods and friends.

Catered dinner at 1 p.m.

Dancing from 2 to 6 p.m. that Sunday. Call 989-2697024.

Dec. 8 — The Natural Tones (Christmas dance): Thumb Dance Club meets from 7 to 10:30 p.m. at Sandusky Maple Valley School in Sandusky. Bring finger foods and friends. Catered dinner costs $10, and begins at 6 p.m. Sign up is necessary.

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Dec. 9 — Community Christmas Sing at 2 p.m. at Zion Lutheran. Call John Fruytier at 989-712-0009.

Dec. 9 — St. John’s Episcopal Church’s annual Cookie Walk.

Dec. 10-13 — All Things Merry and Bright in Bad Axe! House decorating contest. Homes will be judged over these days. Call Chamber President Nicholas Checkley at 989-553-3445 or Secretary Kelsey Brown at 989-975-0808, or visit www.badaxemich.com.

Dec. 21 — Winner of Bad Axe Chamber of Commerce’s Christmas Coloring Contest to be announced. Call President Nicholas Checkley at 989-553-3445 or Secretary Kelsey Brown at 989-9750808, or visit www.badaxemich.com.

Dec. 31 — Special New Year’s Eve Dinner/Dance: Thumb Dance Club meets for a 7:30 p.m. potluck and dancing from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. at Sandusky Maple Valley School in Sandusky. Noisemakers, hats and balloons galore will be available in this fun-filled evening which costs $10.

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Pigeon Village President Mike LePage is pictured with Santa and Mrs. Claus during last year’s Pigeon Town Lighting event. This year’s event is scheduled to take place Nov. 23. (Tribune File Photo)

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Volunteers at Cross Lutheran Church gather to fill hundreds of shoe boxes during last year’s Operation Christmas Child. The church is once again participating in the program, which helps send gifts to children all over the world. (Tribune File Photo)

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Santa parades through town during last year’s Bad Axe Lighted Christmas Parade. (Tribune File Photo)

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