The Brussels Post, 1955-08-17, Page 5Empire Brass Mfg. Co. Limited
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ELLIOTT MOTOR SALES Brussels, Ont. - Telephone 82 BELL - CARDIFF
st. Rens Anglican Church, Brus,
eels, was the scene of the wedding
of Olive-Loreen Cardiff, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Llewellyn
Cardiff. R. R. 2 Bruss-els, and 'Mr.
Arthur Sohn Bell, R. R. 2 Goderich
son of Fred Bell. and the late Mrs.
Bell. Rev, A. N. Ellis officiated. The
organist was Miss Margaret Perrie
who accompanied the soloist, Miss.
JoanSchnekenburger, The bride,
given. in marriage by her father,
wore a ballerina-length gown Of
white lace with a full skirt over
nylon net and a fitted jacket of
nylon lace. The finger-tip: veil
flowed from a lace headress. The
bride carried a boquet of red roses
and rose buds ,and a white prayer
book covered with nylon net. Miss
Lois M. Johnston. was- maid of honor
and wore- a light blue rayon and,
cotton street-length dregs with white
'accestsonies. Meg Patricia Weber,
niece of the bride, was flower-girl,
and wore a light- blue nylon dress
with lace over net and a. matching
hea,d1r)ess. Both attendants carried
light blue lane Covered fans adorned
with pink- roses. Norman Bell, brotlt
er of the bridegroom, was ring bear
ere Mr. Arnold Ben, brother of the
bridegroom was best inan;., and the
ushers .were Mr, Meredith Wilson and
Mr. Frank Northgrade. The recep-
tion Vas held cat the bride's hortie
where the bride's mother received in t
a dusky rose crepe dress wth a. cor-
sage of tight blue carnations. The
groom's step-InOther assisted wearing
a dark blue nylon dress with .a °Or, ti
sageof pink carnations. For the wedd-
ETHEL
1. Eckmier Re-Uni on'
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BROWN - LANE WEDDING .
WORSFOLD - RICHARDS
I' Stratford ---. Baskets of white anti
red gladioli with .mums, provided an
attractive setting in MacKenzie Mem-
1 oriel Gospel Church, for the wedding
1 of Olive Elizabeth Richards and
1 Hugh john 'Worstold. The bride is
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the daughter of Mrs. Delores- Rich-
ards and the late Edward Richards
of Ethel. The groom it the son of Mr,
,:and Mrs. John Wersfold, Cawston, B.
0. Rev. S. W. Hadall, officiated. Mrs.
Carl Murray presided at the organ,.
Douglas Dunbar of Ethel, sang "0
Perfect Lave" and "Wedding Pray.
er," Given in marriage by. her
eldest brother Ted cif Winnipeg, the
bride was lovely in a floor length
gown of ivory silk with high collar
and French cuffs. Her illusion finger-
tip veil was,held by a headress cover-
ed with- Mother of pearl sequins and
her boquet was a cilesent of red I
maetin. Hamilton, maid of Ironer 1
1 roses, carnations' and ivy. Miss Jean
wore lilac net over satin with match i
ing headdress and carried a fan of ;
yellow mains and carnations. The
Bonded Brake Lining- all makes of cars $8.00
Iinlqugh - A profusion Of gladioli
and woodfern, before a garden arbor,
provided the setting for the wedding
of Mary Kathileen Lane, daughter
of Mr. -and Mrs, Malcolm Lane, Ki11..
Lough, to Douglas Campbell .Brown
Seri of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown,
Bearnsville. The Rev. Andrew Lane,
Brussels •officiated at the double-ring
oerernanY, assisted by Rev. D. J.
Lane, Clinton; uncles of the bride,
Misa Joyce 13aulch, Uxbridge, aro-
vided wedding music and accompani-
ed Everett Lane, Port Elgin soloist.
Given in marriage. by her father,
the bride -wore a traditional white
gown fashioned, with straplests de-
colletage and shirred bodice topped
with a brief French lace jacket.
The Peter Pan collar was detailed
with jewelled +embroidery, The bell-
shaped skirt of tiered nylon tulle
over satin, featured a front panel
and deep peplum of lace. A heart
shaped- headdres's held her fingertip
veil of tulle ,edged with lace and slhe
carried a boquet -of American Beau- i
fi" roses with a cascade of streamerg
and rosebuds, Bridesmaid, for her
cousin, "Misis Mary Lane, Toronto,
wore a waltz-length -gown of frost.
greet silk crystalette with matching
ruched halo of tulle centred With tiny
starrflowers. She carried a colonial'
nose-gay of Pastel sweet peas and
maidenhair fern. The flower girls
Jane McKnight, Beamsville and
Barbara, Lane, Port Elgin were 1
I now handle a complete line of
Electric Fences
BATTERIES --
113 Plate $7.45 exchange
15 Plate 11.95 exchange
17 Plate 14.95 exchange
Low Ford 1235 exchange
High Ford 18.95 exchange
English Oar Batteries 14.50 exchange
All Batteries Guaranteed.
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The Eckmier re-union was held la
the Palace Gardens. Formosa on Sat-
nrdaY, July 30. As the crowd. Was
assembling, the adults greeted the
newcomersand had a social time to-
gether, while boys and girls en i.'-
joyed themseles on. the swings arc
tested their skill at the oars of the
punts on the nearby stream.
Whien the crowd had gathered.
the president, Melville Lamont start-
ed the program 'with a contest called.
"Capturing a life-saver." Adrian
MaTaggant and Wray Oooper tied
for first place. Ms was followed by
an interesting quiz contest in Which
the president was assisted by Miss
Mary Lamont. Jack Brown had the
honour of answering the last quest-
ion correctly. At this point prizes
were given to the oldest and young-
est persons present Wm. Brown Sr.
and his grandson, Wm. Brown Jr.
won the prizes. The ladies were
given the chance to see who could
kick thir slippers the farthest. Mrs
Sack Brawn proved to have the great.
est knack at this game. A bounteous
repast was served by the ladies be-
tore which D. N. McDonald requested
a minutes silence in Memory of thoSe
who had passed on. He followed MIS
by a short prayer expressed In• a felr
well chosen words.
After all had enjoyed a hearty
meal, Melville Lament again took
over, and asked that the minutes of
the )preViOas yeall's meeting lit
read by the sec,-treas.,Ella Hansuld.
The new president for 1956; AdIdat
MoTaggart Was chosen. IVIM Georg,
Menzies is to be his see.-treat.
Before Closing the meeting, Mrs:
Wray Cooper expresSed the aPtfesit.
ration Of the crowd to all those Whe
bad bellied to Make the Ire-union
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Also stock Battery Cabcles and Straps
Tubes 6.70 x 15 - 4 Ply 16.75
Tires 6.00 x 16 - 4 ply 16.75
Tubes 6.70 x 15 4.00
Tubes 6.00 x 16 ,. 3.25 49 -- 53 Chev. 6.50
49 - 54 Dodge - 9.50
Dual Exhaust Kits 18.50
'1,Complete Stock of all Other Mufflers
' Guaranteed.at-a Low Price.
Fuel Pumps (New) 2.95
Water Pumps-Chev. 5.25-Dodge 6.00-Ford 6.50
Flexy Car Wash. Brushes 4.95 ••••
Seat Covers from 7.45 -- 29.95
All Simonize products In Stock, Liquid and Paste
TAIL PIPES - Chemical Line of RediatOr Stop -Leaks,' Rust
inhibitor, Crank Additive and Prako• MUM
3.25
two bridesmaids were Miss Merle f.
Clement of Brantford and Allis- Pat-1
rieis Richards, Ethel, Sister of the
bride. They wore floor-length goWils
of .aqua net over Satin and yellow
net over satin with matching head- '
dresses, respectively, and. carried
fans of yellow and Wilite mums
and earnations. The bride's niece,
'!Ford .
Chev. 2.96
Dodge 4.45
Exhaust Pipes Chev. Ford and Dodge m. 3.25
DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS FOR TRUCKS =-4
Pathfinder - 12.96
Signal Starts . 21.98
Alii Cars, any Model 10.45 eharming flower g irl in green or-' I , nylon, with matching bandeaux of ing trip to Pt Huron and North-
Dianne Richards, Winnipeg Was a ' di-cased alike in pink and yellow I
gaudy, with, matching -readdr ess, ruched ttille and Star lowers.. They ern Ontario, tor
be bride chose a white
gan linen suit
accessories.
t‘vith pink, trim and white
and darned a basket of "native and i carried baskets of snamdragons.
white nitims: Carl Sinith, Toronto Ronald Mc-Micheal, Wroxelter was
044 . • . .. o. . . • ...... 160•44,
Seal Beam Units 1.35
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Spark Plugs 7 .69
Kralinator Tractor", Dar Diesel 011 Filters and
Cartridges Prided Low 40% Off List Price
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Aero Type Shrieks 4.95 (Save up- to 50%)
was beat man. Merle SPackinazi of litst man and 'Petty Lane, Port
Stretford and Gerald Richards of
l
tigin was ring-bearer. The bride's
Ethel, brOther of the bride,- Were li mo ther received In a bedOining Stilt 1 The Airgett meeting of the Walten I
tishang. The reeeptioti Was held, in I
the, MacKenzie Mettierial Fall, With '
the bride's two :Lunt.: bins. 1, H. i
Sparkrtiati and Mit, D. Paltrier pont :
' ed, tea. 41he brides mother Wore
bieek cireSS With white accessories'
Mid White cot sage. tor travelling to 1
Maskoka the bride Chose nary bine I
, he bride and grooiii are':
, with white' accessories and White
corsage, T
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both geadoatee of the Torbrite -,
, BibleCollege. They will reside in ,
- Toronto tempdrity before going to
tatitti Aineriett en Mistionarieg.
... • .. i ... ioi . . OW: ... 4 .. . i . ....... 04.4.0 . . . ii6paii . .... Ai faille eiisetuble of hazy pink with
in or n elo y blue ace es,-s-o r es and.
eOrtage of White carnation. The
groom's mother chose white ben..
aline threaded with gold , stripes,With.a black pitture hat and
accessories and Or-Sage Of •`01dit
earnatibn,s, After a wedding tirtiehe-e
on, the canple left for Northern Oilt*
aria and •qtiebed.• rot travettiig,_ the
bride chaSe a. yelbOW Buns sheath
dreSe With White ofiilietaadd hetet6,
titirtailieli brown liedeggorise aad
nintelitig dorgage. Tlie deliPle vitt
Special' this Week; Outside White Paint 3.95 gal,
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I also carry a line of ignition and Mote l: Parts,
Carburatersi Fan Belts, Paint SUPpilet, Tooi,
Sporting Goods and Flailing Supplies.
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WINGHAM
Mt MORiAL SHOP, I
United Church W. A. Met on. Tl tlit.
day afternoon with VT ladies presett.
The meeting opeted With the Prgl-
dent, Mtge Love, iii the chair. :the 1.
opening In -inn was. Ming with ;qrs.,
cuthill at the Piano. The lensed, tked
Shepherd, 3'clui 10; 1148. the W. A.
Theme Wig wan foliated by the
Vary Stewart Collede. SeeretterY's
port, read mid aPproVtd. The treat-,
tirel"s reiiort, giVeii by 'Mrs. A. Cow
,s1t6Wed belande oil listid of
t563.67. A basiiiessi diseittSion 10611
place. Closing WM 286, the
meeting closed With prayer.
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