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1994
HensallSpring Fair results
Mini Pedal Pull
25-50 lbs.: Robin Hammond, Scott
Stire, Jamie Taylor.
51-75 lbs.: Artemysia Fragiskatos,
Jason Beierling, Craig Traquair.
76-100 lbs.: Derek Taylor, Guy Kirk,
Matt Mousscau.
Parade
Non-commercial: Hensall Tinker
Tots Co-op, Canada Unemployment
Centre.
Commercial: Beckers Farm Equip-
ment. Hyde Bros. Farm Equipment,
Hay's Reconditioning, Cook's, Co-op.
Freak/Comic outfit: "Elder Clan",
Homer Taylor.
Antique Car. 0. Reichert, I. Reichert,
Paul Munn.
Antique Machinery: Fred Elder, Ken
Elder, Shorty Caldwell.
Theme float: Hensall Calf Club, Hen-
sall Economic Development Commit-
tee, Hensall Public School.
Best Wagon/trike: Amanda McGre-
gor, Jocelyn Stire, Scott Stire.
Wagon/trike (over 10): Scott Forrest,
Rachel Wood, Steve Forrest.
Children's Float: Justin Campbell.
Baby show
6 months and under: Jenna -Lyn Rei -
ger, Kaitlyn Marie Hem.
6 months to 1 year: Grant McGregor,
Lori Taylor, Tyler Regier.
12 months to 18 months: Andrew
Kipfer, Jade Weurch, Dustin Mathonia,
Miranda Buzzell.
Twins: Alicia and Marissa Binkle.
Sheep
Oxford Down: Yearling Ram - B.
Benedict, L. Emke, D. Dearing, L.
Emke. Ram Lamb - L. Emke, L. Enke,
B. Benedict. D. Dearing. Champion
Ram - B. Benedict. Yearling Ewe - B.
Benedict, D. Dearing, B. Benedict, L.
Emke.
Suffolk: Yearling ram - Callaghan.
Polled and Homed Dorset: Yearling
Ram - L. Welsh, Callaghan, L. Welsh,
D. Dearing. Yearling Ewe - L. Welsh,
L. Welsh, Callaghan, D. Dearing.
Breeder's flock - L. Welsh, Callaghan.
Lincoln: Breeder's Flock - D. Dear-
ing.
Yearling Ram - L. Emke,
L. Emke. Ram lamb - Callaghan, L.
Emke, L. Enke. Yearling Ewe - D.
Dearing, Callaghan, Benedict, Calla-
ghan. Ewe Iamb - Dearing, Callaghan.
Breeder's flock - Callaghan, Emke.
Southdown: Yearling ram - Welsh,
Welsh, Callaghan, Benedict. Ram Iamb
- Welsh, Callaghan, Emke, Emke.
Yearling Ewe - Welsh, Callaghan. Cal-
laghan, Welsh. Ewe Iamb - Welsh,
Welsh, Callaghan. Callaghan.
Any other breed: Emke.
Junior market: Tyler Welsh, Chris
Canters.
Market: Welsh (79 lbs.), Benedict
(100 lbs.), Benedict (96 lbs.), Emke (96
lbs.).
Champion flock: Welsh. Callaghan.
Benedict.
Best ram: Callaghan, Welsh.
Best ewe: Welsh, Benedict.
Western horse
Show at Halter. Laura Mill.
Halter (13-18 years): Bonye Baker,
Chad Thomas, Chad Carruthers, Aman-
da Schussler.
English Pleasure: Amanda Schussler,
Cathy Cofell.
English Equitation: Amanda Schuss -
ler.
Polebending: Dave Beynon, Reid
Beynon. Jessica Lucas, Jenny Swartz,
Josh Beynon.
Trail: Cathy Cofell, Rebecca ;Miller,
Beth Neeb, Sarah Beynon, Bonye Bak-
er.
Western Pleasure (13 ar,: under):
Amanda Schussler, Laura Miller, Angie
Tapely.
Western Pleasure Junior. Chad Car-
ruthers, Chad Thomas, Bonye Baker,
Sarah Beynon. Rebecca Miller.
Western Pleasure Senior: Beth Neeb,
Sue Leddy, Cathy Cofell, Brenda Elli-
ott.
Western Pleasure (open): C. Cofell,
S. Beynon. A. Schussler, B. Baker, R.
Miller.
Cloverleaf: A. Geiger. S. Lucas, J.
Lucas. R. Beynon, D. Beynon.
Reining: C. Cofell, B. Baker.
Command: B. Baker, C. Cofell,
Miller, S. ).eddy, A. Schussler.
Midwest horse show
Showmanship Jr. A: D. Eaton,
Baker, B. Smith. S. Cronkite.
Showmanship Jr. !3: R. Andersen, S.
Spruyt, 1. Thompson. A. Thompson.
Walk/jog/trot: S. Broadfoot, M. Pat-
terson, R. Anderson. S. Spruyt.
Trail: B. Neeb, C. Cofell. B. Baker,
R. Smith, S. Beynon.
Western Pleasure: C. Danyluk-Moh,
D. Eaton. C. Cofell, S. Cmnkite, C.
Thomas.
Jr. A Western Pleasure: D. Eaton. B.
Smith, S. Cronkite, A Spruyt.
Jr. B Western Pleasure: R. Anderson,
S. Spnryt, J. Thompson.
Horsemanship: R. Smith, C. Cofcll,
K. Fernandes, C. Danylyk-Mohr, A.
Lockhart.
Jr A Horsemanship: B. Baker. S.
Cronkite, D. Eaton, T. Anderson.
Jr B Equitation: J. Thompson. R. An-
derson, S. Spruyt.
Reining: C. Cofell.
English Pleasure: C. Danyluk-Mohr,
C. Cofell, S. Cmnkite, T. Anderson
Barrels: M. Manson, A. Geiger. E.
Minim 8. Ropp.
Flag: A. Geiger. B. Ropp. M. Man-
son, D. Beynon, M. Salisbury.
Poles: A. Geiger. B. Ropp, M. Man-
son, R. VanWeiren, D. Beynon.
Homecrafl Dlvbdon
Plants and Flowers
Flowering house plant.''ntea Wisch,
Rita Van Wieren, Betty Simmons; cacti
dish garden: Rita Van Wieren, Thea
Wisch, Dianne Andrews; African violet
single: Mary Brintnell, Thea Wisch,
Rita VanWieren; Housewives dream -
fresh flower arrangement in coffee
mug: Thea Wisch, Rita VanWieren,
Mary Brintnell; Wild flowers, weeds
and grasses in a pitcher: Thea Wisch,
Mary Brintnell, Rita VanWieren,
Specials: When spring flowers are
few: Thea Wisch, Helen Toornstra,
Rita VanWieren; A poem in colour.
Rita Van Wieren, Thea Wisch; Most
points in Class 30: Thea Wiwi'.
Domestic
Carrot cake with pineapple: S
Moussan; 5 chocolate es,
Anna Dolmage, Diane A Batty
na loaf: Diane Andrews, Hazel
R.
B.
5 banana muffins: Hazel Corbett. Diane
Andrews, Shirley Mousseau; 5 peanut
butter cookies: Hazel Corbett, Diane
Andrews. Shirley Mousseau; Rhubarb
pie 2 crusts: Hazel Corbett, Mary Brint-
nell; Rhubarb custard pie: Elaine Steb-
bins, Diane Andrews, Hazel Corbett; 5
tea biscuits: Mary Brintnell, Hazel Cor-
bett, Anna Dolmage; 5 chocolate
brownies: Betty Simmons, Shirley
Mousseau.
Specials: 7 chelsea buns: H)�zel Cor-
bett; 5 fibre rich bean muffins: Betty
Simmons, Anna Dolmage; 5 butter
tans: Mary Brintnell, Lillian Beer,
Diane Andrews; 5 bran muffins made
with Neilson sour cream: Anna Dolm-
age; Lemon meringue pie: Hazel Cor-
bett; Pecan pie: Lillian Beer, Elaine
Stebbins; coffee cake: Mary Brintnell,
Diane Andrews; 60% whole wheat loaf
bread: Hazel Corbett; 6 white dinner
rolls: Hazel Corbett; 5 pieces peanut
brittle: Mary Brintnell, Shirley Mous-
seau; decorated birthday cake: Beth
Jennison, Mary Brintnell.
Most potents in class 31: Hazel Cor-
bett. Diane Andrews, Mary Brintnell.
Apple pie: Lillian Beer, Mary Brint-
nell; chocolate cake: Lillian Beer, Shir-
ley Mousseau; Butter tarts: Lillian
Beer. Diane Andrews.
Favourite dessert made with cocoa:
Diane Andrews, Anna Dolmage; Reci-
pe of their choice made wiht Crisco
shortening: Anna Dolmage, Diane An-
drews; Recipe of their choice using
both cocoa and shortening: Anna
Dolmage.
25 cookies, 5 varieties. 5 of each, dis-
played in suitable container. Diane An-
drews, Hazel Corbett, Shirley Mous-
seau; 9" pie shell using Robin Hood
flour. Lillian Beer, Hazel Corbett,
Diane Andrews.
5 otameal cookies using toasted oat-
meal: Diane Andrews, Mary Brintnell,
Anna Dolmage; Oatmeal muffins:
Anna Dolmage, Mary Brintnell, Betty
Simmons.
Golden Age
5 bran muffins: Queensway Baking
Club, Mildred Gingerich, Exeter Villa;
5 old fashioned sugar cookies: Exeter
Villa; Whole banana loaf: Mildred
Gingerich, Exeter Villa, Queensway
Baking Club.
Sewing
Child's dress: Jean Crerar; Casual
blouse: Marlene Zwaan; Half apron:
Mary Brintnell, Hazel Corbett.
Specials: Embroidered pillow: Rita
VanWieren; 2 embroidered tea towels:
Anna Dolmage, Mary Brintnell.
Seniors: Chair pad: Anna Dolmage,
Hazel Corbett; Covered hanger. Bea
Dykstra, Helen Toornstra, Anna Dolm-
age; Crochet lap: Anna Dolmage.
Special: Knit Slippers: Helen Toorn-
stra, Bea Dykstra. Teresa Wynja.
Crochet
Afghan: Helen Toornstra, Teresa
Wynja, Anna Dolmage; Baby shawl:
Bea Dykstra. Helen Toomstra; Child's
hat and mitts: Anna Dolmage, Diane
Andrews; 2 doilies under 12": Rita
VanWieren, Diane Andrews, Teresa
Wynja; Adult novelty slippers: Anna
Dolmage, Diane Andrews, Helen
Toomstra; Pillow case with crochet
edge: Rita VanWieren, Diane Andrews.
Specials: Door draft dodger. Anna
Dolmage; Crochet tea cosy: Diane An-
drews, Helen Toomstra; crochet cush-
ion: Teresa Wynja, Anna Dolmage,
Helen Toornstra.
Knitting
Afghan: Helen Toornstra, Mary
Kinsman, Bea Dykstra; Variegated
baby sweater: Mary Kinsman. Betty
Brand, Bea Dykstra; Hooded cardigan
for child under 2: Mary Kinsman, Betty
Brand; Child's fancy mitts with design:
Betty Brand, Helen Toornstra, Anna
Dolmage; Child's Fair Isle Pullover:
Betty Brand, Teresa Wynja, Helen
Toomstra; Adult cardigan: Shirley
Mousseau; Child's fancy socks: Bea
Dykstra, Betty Brand, Anna Dolmage;
Adult work socks: Betty Brand, Helen
Toornstra, Bea Dykstra; Pillow case
with knit edging: Mary Kinsman.
Specials: Adult Fair Isle in Paton's
Shetland Chunky: Bea Dykstra; Child's
pullover in Paten's Canadian: Betty
Brand, .Anna Dolmage; 3 piece baby set
- carriage cover, sweater and bonnet:
Bea Dykstra, Helen Toornstra, Mary
Kinsman.
Quilts
Quilt, whole clooih, fancy quilted:
Marg Cole; Quilt, pieced, hand quilted:
Hazel Corbett; Quilt preprinted: Sandra
Turner, Quilt, tied: Mary Brintnell;
Crib quilt. comforter style, quilted:
Sandra Turner; Crib quilt, preprinted
panel: Sandra Turner, Crib quilt, tied:
Marg Cole.
Specials: Most points in 1-13: Sandra
Turner, Best of Show: Marg Cole;
Quilt in pillow: Rita VanWieren; Cush-
ion preprinted fabric and hand quilted:
Mary Brintnell, Diane Andrews.
Arts and Crafts
Article of paper twist: Mona Alder -
dice, Diane Andrews; Article of podg-
ee: Jean Crerar, Betty Simmons, Bea
Dykstra; Decorated sweatshirt: Mona
Alderdice; Folk art painting on wood:
Mona Alderdice; Potpourri in a sachet:
Rita VanWieren, Jean Crerar, Diane
Andrews; Decorated wreath or swag
for summer: Bea Dykstra; Jar of Rhu-
barb jam: Diane Andrews, Mona Alder -
dice, Hazel Corbett; Something useful
from something useless: Helen Toom-
stra, Rita VanWieren; Diane Andrews.
Specials: 10 items for Father's Day:
Anna Dolmage; Kitchen display: Diane
Andrews, Rita VanWieren, Mary Brint-
nell.
Youth Specials: Picture or design
gluing seeds and grains: Dana Mania,
Megan Dickens, Michael Dayman;
Print using stamps from fruits and veg-
etables: Dana Martin, Jordan Reid. Jor-
dan Verhey.
Junior and School Section
Baking
Grade 5 and 6: Chocolate chip cook-
ies: Scotty Forrest; Banana muffins:
Scotty Forrest.
Grades 7 and 8: Nutritious Squares:
Karie Jennison; Oatmeal cookies: Ste-
ven Forrest, Scotty Foust; Bran muf-
fins: Karie Jennison, Steven Forrest,
Scotty Forrest.
Sewing
Pencil case with zipper. Tara Fidder,
Jayden Russell, Jeff Campbell; Pillow:
Pam Lovell; Stuffed toy: Karen Jenni-
son; Fabric lunch bag: Jason Corbett.
Crafts
Grades 7 and 8: A clock: Jay Mal-
Iette, Julie Forrest; Scroll saw project:
Becky Corbett, Samantha Funston, Ka-
rie Jennison.
Grades 5 and 6: A greeting card:
Stephanie Hovius, Tanner Ingram, Ben
Forrest; A deorama: Angie Towle, Ka-
tie Barley, Tasha Moody; An assem-
bled model from a kit: Matthew Mous-
seau, Nick Reid, Ben Reabum.
Grades 3 and 4: A greeting card: Ka-
tie Schultz, Denise Bisback, Denise Ri-
chie; Create a picture using shapes: Ke-
vin Ferris, Danny Moir, Megan
Bisback; Assembled model from Lego
on a board: Rob Erb, Trestalyn Russell.
Charlsey O'Rourke.
Grades 1 and 2: Paper bag creation:
Amur Elder, Jane Simmons, Erik
Lawrence; Paper plate animal: Laura
Elder, Bevan Butson. Stacey Crerar;
Bouquet of handmade flowers: Fragis-
kos Fragiskatos, Katey Jennison. Sta-
cey Crerar.
Kindergarten: 3 flower creations in a
container. Natasha Raymond, Bryan
Parker, Laura Kennedy; A paper plate
creation: Brett Crerar, Amy Jennison.
Art
Grades 5 and 6: A self portrait: Katie
Bailey. Brianne Webber, Rachel Wood.
Grades 7 and 8: A landscape in oil
pastels: Ryan Munn. Jeff Campbell.
Alicia Lawrence.
Kindergarten: My family: Matt
Campbell. Sherri Lyn Moir, Artemysia
Fragiskatos.
Grade 1: My pet and I: Kelsey
O'Rourke, Greg Campbell, Shannon
Wedge.
Grade 2: Summer Fun: Jane Sim-
mons, Mathew McAuslan, Shari Aus-
tin.
Grade 3: Fun at Hensall Spring Fair.
Denise Bisback, Jocelyn Stire, Jacob
Hovius.
Coming events
FISH FRY, Sunday, July 3, 4:30 - 7:30 p.m.. Masonic Hall. 248 McConnell Street
Adults 510.00 advance, S11.00 at the door, children $6.00. (All you can eat.) Tickets
available from Order of Eastern Star members or phone 234-6377. 17,24,25,(26)c
PANCAKE BREAKFAST. Saturday, July 9, 7 a.m. to 12 noon, Brucefreld Fire Hall.
Sponsored by Brucefield I.O.O.F. 26c
BRINSLEY UNITED CHURCH Chicken Barbecue, Wednesday, July 13, 1994.
Time: 5 to 7 p.m. Adults 58.50. children 53.50.
22,24.25,26
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KEITH BURTON SHOW 'TRIBUTE". Dance to your favourite stars) Seaforth Are-
na, July 23, 1994. Dancing 9 to 1 (doors open at 8) Age of majority, lunch provided.
$10 advance; 512 at the door. Call 235-1346 for tickets and reservations. 26,27,(28),29c
INVITATION FOR
EHMIMci POPOSEILS
Huron Industrial Tr fining Advisory Committee is inviting pro-
posals from qualified trainers for the design and delivery of the
following employment training programs during the period from
September 1994 - March 1995.
Computer Literacy
Word Perfect
Lotus 1-2.3
Computer Accounting
Windows
Customer Service
Introduction to Small Business
Train the Trainer
AutoCed Basic
Dietary Aide
Gas Fitter Pr e
Course specifications and Proposal forms are available at:
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INDUSTRIAL
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12:00 neOn, 29 July 1994
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Phone: 524-7722
Font: 524.5812
Grade 4: The Spring Fire Parade: Tri-
stalyn Russell. vviro W Issues
Grades 1 and 2: Picture showing a
way to help save our environment: Lau-
ra Corbett. Scott Keys, Amber Preszca-
tor.
Grades 3 and 4: Picture showing a
way to reduce, reuse and recycle: Tri-
stalyn Russell, Joycelyn Stire, Megan
Bisback.
Grades 5 and 6: Michelle Zwart, Ra-
chel Wood, Joe Hay.
Grades 7 and 8: A poster with an en-
vironmental theme: Tara Fidler, Karrie
Consitt, Ryan Munn.
Computer
Grades 5 and 6: A picture drawn on a
computer Jason Ingram. Tara Camp-
bell. David Huston.
Language
Grade 1: Student authored book:
Greg McTaggart, Mallory Greenhill,
Timmy Hay.
Grade 2: Student authored book: Am-
ber Lea Elder. Matt Alexander, Shari
Austin.
Grade 3: Student authored book: Ja-
mie Willer(, Denise Ritchie, Diana Tay-
lor. Krista Taylor.
Grade 4: Student authored book: Tri-
stalyn Russell. Laurel Shapton, Amy
Shapton.
Grades 5 and 6: Student authored
bock: Carol Anne Munn, Rachel
Wooif, Steve Sangster.
Grades 7 and 8: An 8 line poem:
Dawn Corbett. Justin Shaw, Cherisse
Knip.
Huron County Library Hensall
branch
Kindergarten: Best bookmark: Amy
Jennison.
Grade I: Best bookmark: Amber
Caldwell, Danielle Ritchie, Ashley In-
gram.
Grade 2: Best bookmark: Kayle Jen-
nison, Amber Lea Elder, Stacey Crerar.
Grades 3 and 4: Best bookmark:
Megan Bisback, Tristalyn Russell, Ja-
mie Bengough.
Grades 5 and 6: Best book cover.
Tammy Cluett, Janine Kaufman, Gina
Graham.
Grades 7 and 8: Best book cover:
Kelly Dayman, Cheryl Hoffman, Jamie
Reabum.
Huron County Farm and Home
Safety Poster Contest
Grades 1 and 2: Laura Elder.
Grades 3 and 4: Denise Bisback, Ma-
thew Forrest, Jocelyn Stire.
Grades 5 and 6: Dustin Elder, Shawn
Willed, Greshan Bayley. Daryl. Joshua
Alexander.
Grades 7 and 8: Ryan Munn, Gerald
Corbett, Justin Shaw.
Huron County Historical
Society
Native people in Huron County:
Grades 1 to 5: Scott Forrest, Megan
Bisback.
Grades 3 and 4: Joshua Knip, Britta-
ny Caldwell.
Pioneers in Huron County:
Grades 6 to 8: Steven Forrest.
Winner of tickets
Winner of 2 tickets to Blue Jays Ball
Game from Ellison Travel: Deanna
Brock, Staffa.
Hensall Agricultural Society draw
winners
Hand made quilt: Sandra O'Rourke;
Loin beef from Veal's Meats: Lee
Dorsser: Collector's plate from Brus-
sels Livestock: Phil Conlin; Toy tractor
from Hyde Bros.: Steve Johnston; Side
of pork from Metzgers Meats: Phil
Conlin; 6 green fee passes from Exeter
Golf Course: Richard Denomme;.$50;
550 gift certificate from Thea's Dried
Flowers: Jack Simmons; $40 gift certif-
icate from Hessenland Restaurant
Sueanne Adkins; Draw prize from Us -
borne -Hibbert Fire Insurance: Isabelle
Hunt, Seaforth and Larry Welsh, Sar-
nia.
Your Health Food
Store & Finelle Skin
Care Products
OPEN NOW
at
6 Queen St. Grand Bend
238-58S4
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to the 1st Kirkton Guiding Par-
ent's Committee, all former and
present Guiding members and
leaders, friends in the Commu-
nity and my family for the won-
derful Open House on Sunday.
I will really miss my Guiding ac-
tivities but let us remember to
keep in touch and not forget the
happy times we all shared in
the wonderful sisterhood of Girl
Guides of Canada.
CC Dun
Marie Bottrtir
returns to
Playhouse 11 4
GRAND BEND - London na-
tive, Marie Bottrell, returns to
Huron Country Playhouse as
one of country music's brightest
stars, Patsy Cline, in Dean Re-
gan's A Closer Walk With Patsy
Cline, playing from July 5 - July
23 in the intimate cabaret setting
of Playhouse 11. A Closer Walk
With Patsy Cline is generously
sponsored by Country 1110
CKTY and Grand Bend Heat-
ing/Napoleon Fireplaces and is
a co -production with Lighthouse
Festival in Port Dover.
Canadian recording artist and
songwriter, Marie Bottrell has
appeared on many TV shows in-
cluding the Tommy Hunter
Show, Nashville Now, The Al-
lan Thicke Show, Sun Country,
The Ronnie Prophet Show,
Country West and Star Parade
(Germany). She is the winner of
many County Music awards for
her singing and writing skills
and in 1984, Ms. Bottrell, Cana-
da's Female Vocalist of the
Year, was '. teamed—"wit Lie—
Greenwood,
ieGreenwood, U.S. Male Vocalist
of the Year for what turned out
to be the `perfect concert pair."
The live, Hack -up band is
comprised of Colin Stewart
(band leader/bass guitarlvocals),
Ken Stewart (drums/vocals),
Don Paulton (keyboard/vocals)
and John Kenny (guitar/vocals),
all making a welcome return
from last year.
Lucan
Community
Bingo
June 29
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Games
$1000
Jackpot Game
52 calls or less $600. bonus
Total prizes
$3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
Licence 41537495
26th Annual
Heywood
Family Reunion
Sun., July 10
Potluck lunch -1:00 p.m.
MacNaughton Park,
Exeter
RAU
On Saturday, May 28, Wesley -
Willis United Church was the site
of the wedding of Stacy Joy
Hicks, the daughter of Carl and
Barbara )licks of Clinton, and
Steven John Rau, the son of
Clarence and Sharon Rau of
Zurich. The beautiful bride was
attended by her sister Robyn
Richmond -Hicks as maid of
honor, and her bridesmaids were
Naomi Duddy and Debbie Dra-
per, friends of the bride, and
Vicki Rau a sister of the groom.
Also making the ceremony special
was the two -and -a -half year old
flowergirl, Jenna Richmond-
Ilicks, a niece of the bride. The
ecstatic groom was attended by
bis brother Rob Rau as best man,
and his ushers were Ger Rau and
Ken Rau, brothers of the groom,
and Elvis Vincent, a friend of the
groom. The scripture readers
%%ere Tracy Talbot and Jennifer
llarris and the soloist was
Shauna Jackson of Stratford.
Following a lovely dinner and
fun -filled reception, including the
groom's elder brothers "dancing
in the pig tough", the groom
whisked away his bride to a
romantic honeymoon in the
I'oconus. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rau
wish to thank all who made their
day so memorable and invite
friends and family to visit, as they
make their home in London.
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