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JEFFERY— POSTIAN '
Pamela Jane Postian and William Ross
Jeffery were married Saturday, June 21, 1986
at the Postian home in London with Dr.
George. Goth officiating. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Postian and
the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Jeffery of Staffa. Maid of honor was Melissa
Postian, sister of the bride and bridesmaids
were Judy Jeffery, of Dublin, sister of the
groom, Lisa Liambotis, Lisa Pountney and
Ann Sutherland, all of Toronto. Raymond
Leduc of London was best man and guests
were ushered by Dan Hood, Rob Rieve and
Sunjeen Sawni,all of Toronto, and John Bell
of New York City. The bridegroom's parents
hosted the rehearsal dinner at the Grosvener
Club. Following a wedding trip to the
Dominican Republic, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery
are residing at 7 West Avenue in Toronto.
(Victor Aziz Photo: ra r h
O'ROURKE-- SPEZIALE
Monica Jane Speziale of Brucefield, daughter
of Harry and Katherine Speziale of Windsor
and Ruth and Tom Richardson of Brucefield,
and David Leonard O'Rourke of RR 5,
Clinton, son of Leonard and Audrey 0'
Rourke of St. Columban and Gwen O'Rourke
and Dave Miller of RR 5, Clinton, were
married on July 5 at Vanastra Christian'
Church. The groom's uncle, Rev. Nick
Vandarmey, and Pastor Jim Visser officiated.
Ellen Gower of Clinton was the maid of honor
and bridesmaids were Victoria O'Rourke of
Clinton, sister of the groom, LeeAnne
Richardson of Zurich, sister of the bride,
Victoria Speziale of Brucefield; sister of the
bride, and Patti O'Rourke of St. Columban,
sister of the groom. Flower girl was Eliesha
Richardson of Brucefield, sister of the bride
and the ringbearer was Joshua Dale of
Kitchener, cousin of the groom. Best man
was Mark Cantelon of RR 4, Clinton and
ushers were Don Poelman of Clinton, John
Murray of Clinton, cousin of the bride, John
Dale of Seaforth, cousin of the groom and
Jamie O'Rourke of 1111 5, Clinton, brother of
the groom. Following a reception at the
Seaforth and District Community Centres,
the couple honeymooned in Las Vegas,
Nevada. They will reside in Welland where
they will attend Niagara, College.
(William Denman photo)
HILL—JOHNS
Kathleen Louise Hill and Steven William
Johns were married Saturday, August 23,
1986 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in
Clinton by Father John Pinta. The bride is the
daughter of Trudy Hill of Clinton and Moe
Hill of Fauquier, and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johns of RR 4,
'Seaforth. Maid of honor was Lorraine Brunet
of Fauquser and bridesmaids were Colleen
Cox of Clinton and Ann Lofthouse of
Tillsonburg. Best man was Richard Johns of
Kitchener and guests were ushered by Bob
Hart of Woodstock and Daryl Johnston of
Burlington. Soloist was Julie Armstrong of
Zurich and organist was Louise McGregor of
Clinton. A dinner was held at the Bayfield
Inn and a reception at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres. The couple will
reside in Kitchener.
(Fronk Phillips Phntn)
PEOPLE
Residents of the Seaforth Health Care
Facility were entertained this past week by
children attending the Seaforth Recreation
Department's playschoo
Residents also enjoyed a film on the
Calgary Stampede, bingo and a Thursday
afternoon song and worship service conduct-
ed by Shirley Luther of the Saallvyation Ayrsmy;
On Saturday afternoonrNolan and JacIdel Radio
Ann Downey,. Mary
took 14 residents to the Blyth Playhouse to
see Gone to Glory.
PERSONALS
Hilda Austin visited Catherine Austin.
Cassie Nicholson was visited by her
daughter-in-law Beryl Nicholson and great
g Mary uJulie
of Ethel Laura
visito4
son.
Lamont ed
Kelly
Lamont.
Helen Cameron of Brussels 'visited he;
neice Carol Geddes,
Isabel Scott visited her husband Bill Scott.
Bat Ryan went to St. Nary() for the day with
Ann Downey. He was also visited by his slater
Katherin flernackl of Michigan.
Elmer Baksey's sister-in-law 'visited and
brought him a transistor radio for his
birthday,
Julie Nigh of Seaforth visited her great
grandmother Lucy Bezzo. Judy recently
returned home after spending her summer
in Thessalon as a Junior Ranger.
Joanne Maloney took Len Bloomfield to
Lambeth to see his brother Morley Bloom-
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Netzke of Shelburne
visited their aunt and uncle Dave and Eva
Netzke.
Local music students successful
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Theory and Plano examinations from the McQuaid, honors - Andrea Ribey, honors -
Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto. Loretta Nett; Grade 4 Piano - honors - David
Grade I Rudiments - Fist class honors - Carol Kennedy; Grade 6 Plano - honors - Cathy
Ann McQuaid; Grade II Rudiments - First Carter; and Grade 8 Plano - Donna Gpdkin
class honors - Donna Godkin; Grade III and Cheryl Regele.
OBITUARIES
FLORENCEDENOMME
Florence Loretta Denomme of Zurich died
Tuesday, August 19, 1986 at South Huron
Hospital in Exeter. She was 70. .
Mrs. Denomme is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Leo (Gail) Debus, of Stratford, and a
sister, Mrs. Lloyd (Leona) Bedard, of
Seaforth.
Friends were received at the Michael P.
O'Connor Funeral Home in Zurich. A funeral
mass was celebrated Friday at St. Boniface
Roman Catholic Church in Zurich. Burial was
in St. Peter's Roman Catholic cemetery, St.
Joseph. Parish prayers were said Thursday at
the funeral home.
JAMES STATION
James Statton of Stratford and formerly of
Mitchell and Hibbert Township died Friday,
August 22, 1980 at the Stratford General
Hospital. He was 82.
Mr. Statton is survived by his wife, the
former Dorothy Renshaw, one son Fred
Smith, one daughter Sandy, (Mrs. Bruce
Falconer) and seven grandchildren.
He was predeceased by four brothers,
Nelson, Fred, Joe and Art, and one sister
Mary Stone.
Friends were received at the Heath -Leslie
Funeral Home in Mitchell where funeral
services were held Monday. Burial followed
in Woodland Cemetery, Mitchell.
As expressions of sympathy donations may
be madeto the Ontario Heart and Stroke
Foundation.
URBAN OTTO MILLER
Urban Otto Miller, formerly of Hay
Township, died at the Seaforth Community
Hospital on Thursday, August 21, 1986. He
was 79.
W e was a son of the late Louis and Lousena
Miller and brother of the late Allen Miller.
Mr. Miller rested at the T. Harry Hoffman
and Sons Funeral Home in Dashwood.
Funeral and committal services were held
Monday. Interment Calvary United Church
Cemetery.
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Pre -School
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9 to 12 years
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Thompson, 8A Main Street, were Grace
Baggewt of Minneapolis John Gray and
daughter Doris of Moose Jaw, David Gray of
Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Howells of
Ingersoll.
Violet and Bruce Smith have moved from
Jarvis Street to Goderich Street, Seaforth.
Les Bristow of Royal Oak Michigan and Dr.
Harvey Bristow of California called on Mr.
and Mrs. W.J. McDowell recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peiffer of Grand
Rapids, Michigan and Jean Peltier of Bolder,
Colorado spent the weekend With Christine
Souter.
Golf bell
continued from page A7
need for some standardization since menu-
facturerra were racing to produces the "longest
ball" (a race that continues to this very day.)
'In 1912 the first standardization regulations
were introduced and today in spite of the
myriad of colors, dimples and names the size
and weight of golf balls is set down in certain
terms. In recent years the solid ball with the
surlyn cover has taken over as the most
popular object of the golfer's attention. The
durability and extra distance are just what the
modem golfer wants.
The big news of the week atthe local club is
Ian Dolg s victory in Georgetown. Ian is the
1986 OntarioP.G.A. Champion. Ian's trophy,
medal and a copy of the $4500 cheque is on
display at the club. Congratulations Tan!
Congratulations ton, to Kevin Bennett our
.1986 Men's Match Play Champion. Kevin
won the Don Eaton -Brad Smith trophy by
defeating Gary Schenck on the 17th hole in
the :final. All participants are to be
commeirded.
Ken Doig Sr.'s two rounds of 69 were good
afro to make trim the senior champ and
.Cainnipped Kevin Bennet by a' shot to
,beeomne . the men`s chub thantpion. Other
resuitswere: Ken Doig Sr. 69.69-138, Cam
Doig 7249,-141, Kevin Bennett 72.70-142,
Jetty Wright 72-71-143, Doug Eulott
7172 —143,
Scott Midge 86-89--175, Aaron
Broome 82-97-179. '
W lnriers at Men's night were Jim Watson
Jr , Jim Watson Sr., Bob Kistner, Ken Doig
. Sr., Lefty Broome, and Dan Stein.. ladies
Nightwinners were RitaCere, Jean Dow and
Bunn Longetaff.
Ia Junior Mater Play Kennon .Carron
meets Geoff Lyon and Shawn Little meets
' Aaron Broome. The fall Turkey shoot is Set
for Saturday, October 4 at 2 p.rn. 'rials is a
two -ball event with a pot luck aup and
ph°ties. Rater and win yea 'ThanksgivIng
tiarke1'he Long drive competition was postponed
due to the Bold and windy 'conditions on
Sunday.: Finally congratt atloe s 10 Brute
Moitonwh®need ole onSunday.with
thebthb
big .9 iron.
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HEY KIDS!
SEAFORTH FALL FAIR
COLORING CONTEST
AGES:
1
Pre -School
2
9 to 12 years
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Thompson, 8A Main Street, were Grace
Baggewt of Minneapolis John Gray and
daughter Doris of Moose Jaw, David Gray of
Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Howells of
Ingersoll.
Violet and Bruce Smith have moved from
Jarvis Street to Goderich Street, Seaforth.
Les Bristow of Royal Oak Michigan and Dr.
Harvey Bristow of California called on Mr.
and Mrs. W.J. McDowell recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peiffer of Grand
Rapids, Michigan and Jean Peltier of Bolder,
Colorado spent the weekend With Christine
Souter.
Golf bell
continued from page A7
need for some standardization since menu-
facturerra were racing to produces the "longest
ball" (a race that continues to this very day.)
'In 1912 the first standardization regulations
were introduced and today in spite of the
myriad of colors, dimples and names the size
and weight of golf balls is set down in certain
terms. In recent years the solid ball with the
surlyn cover has taken over as the most
popular object of the golfer's attention. The
durability and extra distance are just what the
modem golfer wants.
The big news of the week atthe local club is
Ian Dolg s victory in Georgetown. Ian is the
1986 OntarioP.G.A. Champion. Ian's trophy,
medal and a copy of the $4500 cheque is on
display at the club. Congratulations Tan!
Congratulations ton, to Kevin Bennett our
.1986 Men's Match Play Champion. Kevin
won the Don Eaton -Brad Smith trophy by
defeating Gary Schenck on the 17th hole in
the :final. All participants are to be
commeirded.
Ken Doig Sr.'s two rounds of 69 were good
afro to make trim the senior champ and
.Cainnipped Kevin Bennet by a' shot to
,beeomne . the men`s chub thantpion. Other
resuitswere: Ken Doig Sr. 69.69-138, Cam
Doig 7249,-141, Kevin Bennett 72.70-142,
Jetty Wright 72-71-143, Doug Eulott
7172 —143,
Scott Midge 86-89--175, Aaron
Broome 82-97-179. '
W lnriers at Men's night were Jim Watson
Jr , Jim Watson Sr., Bob Kistner, Ken Doig
. Sr., Lefty Broome, and Dan Stein.. ladies
Nightwinners were RitaCere, Jean Dow and
Bunn Longetaff.
Ia Junior Mater Play Kennon .Carron
meets Geoff Lyon and Shawn Little meets
' Aaron Broome. The fall Turkey shoot is Set
for Saturday, October 4 at 2 p.rn. 'rials is a
two -ball event with a pot luck aup and
ph°ties. Rater and win yea 'ThanksgivIng
tiarke1'he Long drive competition was postponed
due to the Bold and windy 'conditions on
Sunday.: Finally congratt atloe s 10 Brute
Moitonwh®need ole onSunday.with
thebthb
big .9 iron.
"Getting
Ready
For
The
Fair"
••••
1st, 2nd and 3rd to be awarded
y.
in each category.
—PLEASE PRINT—
Name
Address
�1e ®®®® Phone
mx• •=a to. ma 4m sees erT ems, misiViii.11•40iii
!Color the picture
•brag irl your entry or mail It to the Expositor
by Septerrlber 5,
•V1lirirtrtg
entriesbe'displayed at our booth at the pair,•'
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