HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-12-12, Page 9WEEKLY-SALE
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GIBSON — EATON
Catherine Maxine Eaton and Donald Harris Gibson
exchanged wedding vows on Saturday, October 6 at St.
Paul's Cathedrai, London. The bride is, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Eaton, London. Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Gibson of Brussels are the groom's parents. The
Reverend Kenneth B. Keefe, Dean of Huron, performed
the double ring ceremony. Wedding music was provided
by D. Mervyn Games, organist and the soloist was Bevan
Keating. Brenda Boucher of London was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Karen Bruton of Sarnia, Katie
Avery of Stratford and Peggy GibSOn, sister of the groom
of London. The best man was Peter Gibson brother of the
groom of 'Saudi Arabia. Ushers were John Eiton, brother
of the bride of London, Bill Sellers of Brussels and Bob
Thomas of Brussels. Myron Hladyniuk Jr., nephew' of the
bride, was the ring bearer.
FolloWIng a reception at the Ivanhoe Curling Club, the
couple left on a honeymoOn trip to Jamaica. They are now
residing in London.
THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMErgit 12, 1979 9
uronview choir practices
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Here's your opportunity for Extra Christmas buys
and also some cake decorating supplies
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On Saturday morning the.
Huronview choir held, a prac-
tice under the direction of .
Mr. Frank Bissett.
Mr. Cecil Skinner, Mr.
Norman Speir, and Mrs.
Elsie Henderson provided
the musical entertainment at
Old Tyme Music on Monday
afternoon.
During the week of Dec-
ember 3-9, the Wingham
OPP conducted forty investi-
gations.
Fourteen charges were
laid under the Highway Traf-
fic Act and twenty warnings
were issued.
Seven charges were laid
under the Liquor Licence
Act. '
Four other charges were
laid.
During the week, there
were ten motor vehicle collis-
ions 'which caused an esti-
mated $15,700.00 in property
damage and injuries to two
persons.
On Saturday, December 8,
Karen L. Armstrong of R.R.
4, Wingham and' Catherine
A. McGlynn of Wingham
were involved in a, collision
on Highway 86, west of the
NNR Crossing, Turnberry
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The ceramic class are hard
at work preparing ceramics
on the Chtistmas theme for
the various areas in the
l home.
The Video machine had
another invitation out, and
this time we were invited to
join LODE ladies for a. lovely
potluck supper,, and gift
Township. Karen Armstrong
was injured as a result of the
collision.
On Sunday, December 9,
Randy E. Smith of R.R. 2,
Alliston and Charles A. Hus-
nik of Gorrie were involved in
a collision on Highway 87,
west of County Road 30,
Howick Township. Danny J.
Cross, 'a passenger in the
Smith vehicle, received
minor injuries as a result of
the collision.
exchange, We were then
happy to shbw various tapes
of past programmes
The Over 90 club met in
the auditorium on Wednes-
day afternoon, and the
Huronview choir was in
attendance to add support to
the afternoon music, under
the direction of Mr. Frank
Bissett. The choir sang a
couple of Christmas carol,
Cecil Skinner sang "There is
something about that name.'
Nelson Lear sang the sok.
"Have thy own way Lord."
Cecil Skinner and Norman
Speir teamed, up together
and played violin duet,
accompanied by Mr. Bissett
at the piano.
Mrs. Prouty held Bible
study on Thursday afternoon
and in the evening at family
-tight, we were fortunate to
have the Wesley Willis
church choir in concert.
Huronview would like to
welcome Samuel Stewt
McBurney from Wingh
•and Miss Lilia M. Cartwright
from Hullett Twp.
Wingham OPP
investigate
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