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Hockey house league
teams, coaches named
JR. HOUSE LEAGUE 94-95
LEAFS
Brent O'Reilly, David Ludwig,
Curtis Wilson, Kyle Tiechert, Jason
Denys, Marsha Denys, James
McNaughton, Matt Smale, Andrew
Southgate, Cody McNaughton, John
Crowley, Darren Beaver, David
McClory, Steven Vaner laan.
Coaches: Greg O'Reilly, Brian
Wilson, Kathy O'Reilly.
WHALERS
Nick Elligson, Tim McClure, Joey
Tunney, Korey Nash, Brady Nolan,
Megan Nolan, Collin Kloibhoffer,
Lucus Vick, Craig Jervis, Jeremy
Hildebrand, Stephen Henderson,
Alicia Dick, Tyler Elligsen, Robbie
Hamilton. Coaches: John Elligscn,
Murry McClure, Don Tunney.
CANADIANS
Matt Dalton, Mark Flanagan, Kayla
Flanagan, Mary Finlayson, Barry
Young, Wade Broome, Tyler
Dalton, David Nuhn, Adam
Broome, Brad Lubbers, Greg Medd,
Ryan Nurse, Josh Holland, Chris
Meidinger. Coaches: Larry Dalton,
Colin Young, Kevan Broome.
SHARKS
A.J. Larivee, Dean Wood,
Stephanie Weber, Chris Longstaff,
Mike Neeb, Stephen Knight, David
Austin, Craig Nigh, Kevin Murray,
Brendan Murray, Brandon Postma,
Brent Coleman, Geoffrey Banks,
Stephen Medd. Coaches: Art
Larivee, Mike Knight, Brian Nigh.
OILERS
Joey Nesbitt, Steven Carnochan,
Kyle Devereaux, Calahan O'Reilly,
Josh Dale, Gerrid Dalton, Derek
Van Drunen, D.J. Small, Bill
Gridzak, Jason Chappel, Ian
Gordon, Derek Fischer, MacKenzie
Fischer, Mark Kirkconnell.
Coaches: Brian O'Reilly, Tom
Devereaux, Ron Kirkconnell.
KINGS
Kyle Henderson, Mike Delvecchio,
Jenny Delvecchio, Nathan Marshall,
Curtis Agar, Rick Harburn, Lance
Laverty, Greg McGrath, Trevor
Engel, Nicholas Jansen, Brad
Henderson, Brittany Williams, Bill
Nigh, Nathan Kruse. Coaches: Etts
Delvecchio, Rudy Jansen, Mery
Agar.
SECHEDULE
September 24 - 8:30 a.m. Leafs vs
Whalers; 9:30 a.m. - Canadians vs
Sharks; 10:30 a.m. Oilers vs Kings.
SENIOR HOUSELEAGUE 94-95
BLUES
Brandon Nash, Jered Munro, Mike
Murray, Jared Carnochan, Tim
Sills, Rob Spittal, Mark Glanville,
Nichole Munro, Kevin Camochan,
Daniel Nash, Derek Akey, Curtis
Murray, Jason MacDonald, Chris
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PATTERSON-POWELL
Lori Jean Ann Powell and
Kenton John Nelson Patterson
were united in marriage on Sat-
urday, September 3, 1994 at
Ontario Street United Church in
Clinton. Rev. David Woodall
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Rita and Gene Powell. The
groom is the son of Ken
Patterson and Gwen and Bruce
Papplc.
Maid of Honour was Dawn
Powell, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Barb Gervais,
sister of the groom; Tracey Orth,
friend of the bride; Shannon
Duizer, friend of the bride and
Debbie Draper, friend of the
bride. Junior Bridesmaid was
Megan Gervais, niece of the
groom.
Best man was Brian Westberg,
friend of the groom. Ushers were
Ric Gervais, brother-in-law of
the groom; Dave Parker, friend
of the groom; Darin McKenzie,
friend of the groom and Tom
Cook, friend of the groom. Juh-
ior Usher was Michael Nelson,
cousin of the bride.
Candle lighter was Shelley
Ilowatt, sister of the groom.
Soloist was Pctc Postill and
pianist was Jacquie McGregor.
Masters of Ceremonies were
Bill Haines, cousin of the bride
and Debbie Pierce, friend of the
groom.
A reception was held at the
Blyth Community Centre. The
couple will reside in Blyth.
(Photo by Frank Phillips).
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Siemon, Barry Noakes, Josh Dietz,
Barry Medd. Coaches: Bill
Camochan, Dennis Murray
BRUINS
Bruce Griffin, Jeremey McNichol,
Chris Marion, Adam Leonhardt,
Shane McPhee, Jamie Dick, David
Butt, Keegan Teichert, Steve
Phillips, Gerry Holland, Jessica
Finlayson, Matt Flanagan, Katie
Holland, Reegan Price, Derek
Nesbitt, Dan O'Reilly, Kevin
Medinger. Coaches: Brian O'Reilly,
Karl Teichert, Graham Nesbitt.
DUCKS
Jason Smith, Scott Henderson, Gord
Bjerg, Jon Bjerg, Sean Ludwig,
Jason Hulley, Jason Tunney, Ben
Vanden Hengel, Tim Devereaux,
Jason MacKenzie, Mike Saddler,
Greg DeVries, Kim Devereaux, Tim
McNaughton, Ryan Willis, Eric
Osterbosh. Coach: Murray
Henderson.
PANTHERS
Mark Van Dooren, Everett Smith,
Scott Van Dooren, Mark Vock,
Mark Phillips, Evan Eckert, Craig
Sommerville, Wesley Vick, Daryl
Young, Kyle Bennewies, Jason
Anstett, Ryan Van Dooren, Brian
Knight, Jeremy Holmes, Brad
Sommerville, Charles Robertson.
Coach: John Van Dooren.
SCHEDULE
September 24 - Bruins vs Panthers -
0630; Blues vs Ducks - 0730
HAND-DEARING
On August 6, 1994, Susan
Maureen Dearing and Robert
Joseph Hand were united in mar-
riage at the St. Columban Cath-
olic Church. Susan is the daugh-
ter of Jack and Maureen Dearing
of Staffa, and Joe is the son of
Lynda Hand of Burlington and
Robert Hand of Restoule. The
ceremony was officiated by
Father Hardy. Susan was
attended by her maid of honor,
Fatime Spahiu, friend of the
bride; and her bridesmaids,
Cathy Hand, sister of the groom;
Kim Mueller, friend of the bride;
Sandra Forrest and Melissa
Dearing, both cousins of the
bride. The flowergirl was Rebecca
Hiind, the groom's niece. Joe was
assisted by the best man, Bill
O'Brien, friend of the groom. The
guests were ushed by Ted
Boniface, friend of the groom,
and the bride's brothers, Robert,
Michael and Steven Dearing.
During the ceremony, Dr. Peter
Ryan gave the readings. The
soloist, Jolene. Cronin, was accom-
panied by Carol Ann McQuaid
on the violin and June Hardy on
the organ. The dinner and recep-
tion were held at the Community
Centre in Mitchell. The couple
will reside in the Toronto area.
(Edythe Rock photo)
Coolman - Middegaal
Diane, daughter of John and
Anne Middegaal of Seaforth
married Ron, son of Anna
Coolman of Centralia on July 9,
1994 at St. James Roman Cath-
olic Church in Seaforth with
Rev. John Vanden Henget offici-
ating.
The maid of honour was Betty
Anne Reynen, friend of the
bride. Best man was Darrell
Reynen, friend of the groom.
Bridesmaids were Susan Van
Dorp and Judy Rock, sisters of
the bride and Christine
Preszcator, • friend of the bride.
Ushers were Maarten Reymer
and Pat Williams, friends of the
groom, and Dave Middegaal,
brother of the bride.
The couple is now residing in
Exeter.
We would like to thank our
wedding party, family and
friends for making our day so
special.
Glanville - Goos
In a wedding ceremony on
Saturday, August 20 at Northside
United Church in Seaforth,
Lorrie Glanville and Michael
Goos were united in marriage.
Rev. Bruce Cook conducted the
ceremony.
Lorrie is the daughter of Betty
and Ken Glanville of RR 4
Walton. Mike is the son of
Carlene and Bill Goos of
Granton.
Matron of Honour was Heather
McGavin of Walton, friend of
the bride. Bridesmaids were
Shillee Sparks of Chatham,
friend of the Bride, Joanne Liley
of Lucan, sister of the groom,
Tanya Eckert cousin of the
Bride, Chelene Glanville of
Saskatoon, Sask. cousin of the
Bride. Junior Bridesmaid was
Lindsey Shannon, of Seaforth
friend of the Bride and the
flower girl was Whitney Liley of
Lucan, niece of the Groom.
Best Man was Ian Craig of
Lucan friend of the groom.
Groomsmen were Dave Goos, of
Rodney, brother of the groom,
Dean Glanville of Walton,
brother of the Bride, James Bond
of Lucan, friend of the groom
and Richard Daly of Kent
Bridge, friend of the groom.
Tracy Bosman of RR 1
Seaforth was the soloist and Dan
Glanville and Richard Horst
played the guitars. Organist was
Marg Whitmore Photographer
was Rob Watcher.
Lorrie and Mike honeymooned
on the Manitoulin Island. They
now live at RR 1 Blyth. Mike
works at W.G. Thompson and
Sons in Mitchell and Lorrie
works at Brookside Public
School in Lucknow.
SEAFORTH
CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
THE SEAFORTH RECREATION AND PARKS COMMITTEE 15 NOW ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS FOR
THE CITIZENSHIP AWARDS FOR 1994 IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES:
SERVICE TO SPORTS - A person that volunteers his or her time to sports organizations, or sports in gener-
al in Seaforth.
CIVIC SERVICE - A person who belongs to ci service club or community organization in which he or she
contributes many hours of time for the betterment of the community.
HUMANITARIAN SERVICE - A person who is considerate of mankind, and is wil to give his or her time
to help other people.
THESE AWARDS ARE CHOSEN BASED ON THE INDIVIDUAL'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY
IN A VOLUNTEER CAPACITY. IF YOU KNOW OF SOMEONE THAT FITS THE ABOVE DESCRIPTION, FILL
OUT THE FORM BELOW AND MAIL IT TO: THE SEAFORTH RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT,
P.O. BOX 885, SEAFORTH, ONT., NOK 1 WO. DEADLINE FOR NOMINATIONS IS FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 14, 1994.
I would like to nominate for his/her contribution to Seaforth in circle
one) a) Service to Sports b) Civic Service
c) Humanitarian Service
Some background information on this person is:
My reason for nominating this person is:
Signature of Nominator
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EVENING CLASSES Qathe fdv
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COMPUTER COURSES
Introductory WordPerfect
6.0/Windows 6 weeks
Students with little or no experience using a work processor will learn to retrieve.
edit, save and print documents such as letters, memos and tables. Other topics
covered include spell checking, formatting text. tab settings, moving and copying
text and creating tables.
Tuesday 6:30 - 8:30 - (ktober 1I -November 15 • cost: 560
Introductory Lotus 1-2-3/Windows 6 weeks
Students with little or no experience using a computer will learn to set up,
enhance and print worksheets, format and copy data and use formulas.
Wednesday 7:00 - 9:00 October 12 - November 16 cost: 560
CRAFT CLASSES
Introductory Tole Painting 2 weeks
A detailed explanation and demonstration on the techniques of tole painting will
be given. Students will complete 2 projects to take home. Supplies provided by
instructor.
Wednesday 7:00 - 9:30 (ktober 12 & October 19 cost: 540
Victorian Floral Design 4 weeks
Learn to work with dried and silk flowers and create ribbon rases. Students will
complete 3 Christmas tree ornaments, a door decoration, a candelabra and a
'Victorian wreath. Supplies provided by instructor.
Thesday 7:00 - 9:30 October 25 - November 15 cost: 580
Fun and Easy Fabric Painting 2 weeks
For non -painters. Students will paint two shirts of their own and decorate a
Christmas tree skirt. Supplies provided by instructor.
Wednesday 7:00 - 9:30 October 26 & November 2 cost: 540
Introduction to Faux Finishes 3 weeks
Students will decorate a Victorian heart shaker box, a guilded planter box and an
aged copper cherub. Supplies provided by instructor.
Wednesday 7:00 - 9:30 November 9, 16 & 23 cost: 550
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
t'ut Your Best Face Forward 2 weeks
Learn basic techniques to maintain healthy, young looking skin. Learn make-up
applications to enhance your facial features and compliment your skin type.
'hresday 7:00 - 9:00 October 11 & 18 cost: 515
Stress Management 2 weeks
Explore techniques for dealing with s ress- Therapeutic touch, energy movement
and other methods.
Tuesday 7:00. 9:00 October 25 & November 1 cost: $15
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McCarthy - O'Reilly
McCARTHY-O'REILLY
Sandra Marie O'Reilly and Daniel
Keith McCarthy were united in
marriage Saturday, September 10 at
St. Columban Church. Father
Joseph Hardy officiated. Sandra is
the daughter of John and Margaret
O'Reilly of Dublin. Daniel is the
son of Keith and Leona McCarthy
of Dublin.
The wedding party included
Matron of Honour Carolyn Houben
of Stratford, sister of the bride;
bridesmaids Yvette Prcdhommc of
RR 3, Kippen, friend of the bride,
Marlene Luyten of Windsor, sister
of the bride, Jo -Anne McCarthy of
Dublin, sister of the groom, Janet
Greenwood of Sarnia, sister of the
bride; Best Man Dave McCarthy of
Mitchell, brother of the groom;
ushers Tom O'Reilly of Dublin,
brother of the bride, Dale McCarthy
of Dublin, cousin of the groom, Pat
McCarthy of Mitchell, cousin of the
groom, Bill Chaffe of Mitchell,
friend of the groom. Flowergirl was
Katelyn O'Reilly of Dublin, niece
of the bride. Ringbearer was
Michael Greenwood of Sarnia,
nephew of the bride.
Violinists at the service were
Madonna and Carolanne McQuaid.
Soloist was Lucille Panziera and
organist was Jayne Walsh.
Readings were performed by Jan
O'Rourke and Jim O'Reilly.
Prayers of the Faithful was con-
ducted by Dennis O'Reilly. The
Offertory, 'Bridal Prayer,' was done
by Pat, Mary Margaret and Brett
O'Reilly.
A reception was held at the
Seaforth and District Community
Centres.
After a wedding trip to Calgary,
the couple will reside in Seaforth.
(Gregor Campbell photo)
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