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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-03-07, Page 1—hrigestre THE BRUSSELS POST, TIT. lelLSDAY, MARCH 7th, 1903 .... 'was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a green printed ,deess with beige , accessories. Both ,wore, corsages of red rose' ..buds, The bride's travelling costume' with a -flowered, daeron. dress, W:IS a beige coat and hat worn with brown accessories and a.`," corsage Of gold' reset/tills. , • ,.On- theen return from a trip to .Southern Ontario and the United Stateseethe couple will reside in, Brussels,- 400 A Year In Advance HOR T SHOTS • • Brussels Sales Yard reported last. week's sale as being tin ;usually large for this time of. Year. Beet prices were 22 to 24.e. in spite of frost dameges one of ...our Florida visitors told us, there did not appear to be any shortage of oranges or orange juice in that s1:ate. New officers for the Ladies' Division of the East Huron Agri- cultural Society are; Past Presi- dent, Mrs. Earl Opdmore; PreSt- -dent. Wne. 'Turnbull;. lyst "Vice President, 'Mrs. totem ter; 2nd Vice, Mrs: Harvey Clraig; Sec.-treas, Mrs. James Aatir. It is too had there wasn't a fresh fish market here. We hear the men who spent. thees Week- mid ice fishing at Lake 7.'im.'dgenit came borne withone a, fish. The disappointed fishermen were jack Mefonald, Wm, H. icing,,Mee OlelfieJci -and 'Ds -A. Rann. Good NOW's! No. longer Will Yon• have to i°s-stulmble arilind in 'the dark at the public --schOoleparking lot. Lights 'Jittese been . installed and the ,se1•1001 ispocid-lighted; A great tinprirveme<t indeed. Maybe Old Mon Winter"had'his final fling on :Wednesday. He, sure hew up a Mighty huff and puff, blocking high-Ways, Pausing etes-1 6.ents, stranding school 'buses and cars, We trust. -this Stras his. last neliantspreteet' -against the approt eh of sepring. DRAW WINNERS' Winnere in the Weston Bread draW.being conducted at. Cirewar's are: Lett MeOnteheon, Brussels • Sharon Warusicle'llit 5. .Brussels Pullman. DolL 2.50 To U.S.A, ACHILLES raTAGGART -Miss; Kathryn. Viola MeTaggart became the bride et Donald Albert Aenilles in a, wedding ceremony' -Performed .,by the Rev. • A. K. Ceiffiths in Brussots "te:q-vited Cilturch on Saturday, Merrell 2nd, at two o'clock, Their vows were exchanged in a settleg of white mums and carnal ions. Tie: bride is the elder daughteis of Me. and 114:ss• Adrian M6- '.raggr!: of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs,: Roland Achilles of .WaltOn are parent:, of the groom. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in, floor, peau de sot featuring a shirred bedice and long lily-point eleeees, , Her shoulder length. bridal veil was hole ny a tiara of Pearls )(Ind Writhes. She carried a howv"i of red rosebuds and gold roses, Miss Audrey Wheeler, as maid Of honour, 'wore gold pes.0 de 801. with matching net hea.dress„ glow s: and shoes, Her 'flowers were 0 cascade boquet of Pink Delight rosebuds and white mums. The. other bridal attendants, hiss Ftutla MeiTeggart, sister: of the bride, 0.14,MiSs Ann Achilles, sister of the grooni, Were dressed identically en the maid of honor. ., Donald, McDonald' of Walton,: sans; Wedding Prayer and' 0, "Pkinli$o "Mie, acceinpanied at the preen by Miss Marion. Hoover `t who alsos.''played traditional ';.(escirling„ music, Mee Earl Bell of Toronto and Hale MaTagiiort brotner or the bride, Stratford, ushered, Mrs. 11,IieTaggaet„ mother of the bride, received the guests, at a reception In the church parlour, shier,; a. dirrier'fillloWed, wearing eleees pe eurnnedee embroidered faille with navy accessories, She To ITteron',-i-CotintY;.„ Tuesday, -1.170 registered hog producers eleeted committee-Men,' all of whom said when notrinated, the favehr the' mttstiiS system of hog :marketing, Fier's, polling be-tithe' ncrossi the pc:linty • woretil,•.;the disposal of the voters, 'who" chose the 19 .electedfeeni a `lie; of 30 eligible. WORLD DAY OF, PRAYER SERVICE 'The. World Day of Prayer was OhSere-0d in this localitY with a joint service in Melville Presby- terian Church , on Evrietay after- /1001T, with about 75 women yresent . The theme of the service was "More than Conquerors', and the gnus;: speaker itev, Arthur Higginbotham. • of Duff's United Church, Walton, spoke of the power of prayer in accomplishing victory and coneenering doubt,' fear 'anti hardship. Tb6 leadership of the meeting was shared by MrS. W. L. Spei/e Mfrs. George Davis and Mrs. H. R. Thorn')( Special prayers were offered by MTS, R. W Stephens, Mrs. John Alcock, Mrs James Mair, Mrs. Mite Cardiff, Mrs, Jas. Bryane and MrS. George Mic- C it:id//on. A joint choir led the singing' and a duet "EYery Prayer Will Find Tts Answer" was contributed by Mrs. R. 13. Ceneine and Mrs. A. K. Griffiths, atcomnanied at the organ by Mrs, W. 0, King. She also accompanied Mrs: Frank Thoinpson as she sang thesOlO "He. Smiled On Me". Mrs. George Elliott and Mrs. James W; Armstong ,were.neheree • 086; -Robert McAllister;, 1111 2 Auburn, 683;., Barry,„„Mulvey, Wroxel.er, 083; Thigh; Rundle, rut 1. Centralia, 082; anel. Alex :MOGI:eget Nippon,.066. Igabelle Smith Honored 'By Friends Honored With Shower A MiscellEineous shower was held in the Public I_Abraey on FSbruery 28th in honor of Wes Tsabelle, Smith. .Seventy friends, neighbours and rOlatives 'were present to extend good wishes to the guest of honor. Mrs. "Wan. king Sr. played .:,appropriate music while 'the guests were assembling,. Gibreagee were presented to Isabelle, Mre. Smith and Mrs. Wheeler, A ,hurrioreue mock Wedding was • enjoyed by all with the feilleteing taking pa r t, Mrs, Situp 'SWeptleY, MISS ' 'Ruth .gitobie, Mrs. Ross SMith. -Mrs. Deugles T-Iemingwayi Mrs. ',11'nlifurn Work, Mrs „Cyril (continued, on page 8) MISS MYRTLE; LOCKING, Miss Myrtle LOOkiiig-59,' RR 3, Or.isselS; died Mon cloy at bar. - The daughter of, the late Mr. and Mrs, 'Robot' Tex:king. .she leaves ;three. brothers, 'William, of London, and ,Tobn and Elmer. both of Gree-Tiewnebipe and two efeters, Mre.• Lorne (Aliese: Stev-. ens, eirey 'Twin, and Mrs. Samuel (Edmil 1-Turn, Menkten, The 'funeral service wins held nt 2 p.m. on Wednesday' from. the B: A. Rana .funern1 home, in Brussels, 'Tine 'Rev': A, K. Griffin: eel: Hated. ..Intermert cemetery. POST PUBLISHING HOUSE :Winner in seven genera)( Dominion election campaigns., L. 'Festal:. Cardiff, :/4-year-old. Morris township farmer was no- minated in Clinton Friday night by a Conservativd Convention, to be the Conservative candidate; lee the Federal riding of Huron The nomination was given to Mr. Cardiff unanimously- with -lie other names offered. It was made by Gods/richelawyer .TrerneS Doenaily, and seconded by Tom Webst6r of DungiiriSehn. About 400 people attended :the cons ventior at the' Royal Canadian Legion Halle dairton.: Which was ebaired, by john Durnip; Auburn; mesident• eof the' tron Conserve,. tive Association; with Aire. F. G.: Thompson of Clinton-as secretary: Winkler Speaks Brie Winkler, Hanover, who represented the Fedieraie.elding Grey-Bruce in the last parlia- ment- evals- guesitAlefealcieree. Hon. Charles MeN.angliton, Exeter,.: Ontario minister ....of highways, .spoke briefly. Mr. Donnelly, in making his' represeuted :the -Federal riding the coeptience in. the world in, Mr. Cardiff and hii „government. "Tie has enjoYed a record of 23. yeel -s. One velc•d.merns nothing; Charles ght in, Exeter and .fellese-our le.adeis" / After; his unan•imans. .norninas .Mr; ''Cardiff received a standing •ovetion. from the andiS Jns- sneaking, d „. he relate that ip,ss.. than one Year ago he had decided not to rpm again, but. "T couldn't do ;Ailing else, the way ' we were ]licked' opt of parlia- ment, I aminot .back=slapper nor a. .bacts,. slider. 'We have. nothing else to lead this country to hotter times, than the present C.`..,)115cn-ative. Government. TIC elai-hied that the trouble was that the' Prime Minister kept toe manYof his' promises to emit the oninOsitien. with the, result they did' not like him. Tie Slid -Canada in 1902 cinyoyed the bestiSconerfry-1it any country in 'Werid. Tacking this up, he refereed to a statement Made in JammeY, by President :Kennedy, who said the U.S. was enjoying the strongest, economy in the lc; ill t exception of Te vencludidgehe;requested 010 Asses-is:nee, or. _the, voters and werand. them -it- was not going to ltr a: .welkaway. CARD. Or' THANKS I wish..to gay therik yoti to everyone Who remembered ine in any way 'while I was sick both at home end in the heelpitnt Tt Was all, greatly .eppreCtateti, ]Fleeted 'were: Martin Briars 'Wrilior,' '726 votes; Ttobttrt Allen, :prime:fit-41. 721; tinier rreland. Winglenne, 717; Albert C. Biu:ote • Belltrave, '714; Leon- ---..-niel-FisbeneeRReete Cloderich. 708; Coleman. RR, Ninpeti, 70R: ::iliserge R. fteennbell. Ti.R. 1: 70714 Alfred Ti. Warnet, Tlavfiebl, 7dfe 11.0es Love, RR 2. T•ilesscleetriwart, tAlinten, 001:: flardoti TeetirleSlicire.(730;.ElmerTinrifing. Gorier, ;I:DriaA'annen, aviiri, Bean Heads Slate Hog Market COminittee In Myron I The elected coil/nit:teenier include this 1003 executive of the T-Turon County I-Tog Produters' Association: president Stewart, vice-president Allan, Ind seem. ittrYstrensurer Warner, Defeated were: Itslt. Man- J-ereger, Kit ten; C.. R. Coulter, Belgrstve: Janice Ada./ns, Duevale; James Dolg. lin 4 Sen.f.orth; efleorge Adanis, it t. 2 Wroxsiter; Melville Lamont, RR 1 TrAliel; Gorden Wright. Clifford.; Andrew Crosier, 11.11 2, SeltOrtb Ales Pearson, Wight- _ than, art it T.?olgrave; Hugh; Jelmeione, 1111 3, Waite:tit Gorden RTZ 0 floderieli; John Tear ean, Eire-ton; Gordon Niehel- sion, R.T/ 4. ,, 1-10/0 ,1 Groh. :RP. 2, Eashweeds Stephen.. tstindee, ntz 2 t71.0.4u.'crn: Milford prectity, ".0.1"4 1 r.m.i)tar• in firiteeels ' CARD OF ti-lAtst mitly T (eke thie eptiortimier on beiure, or TTzleold Jrt.ekllrn to than`:1 Tiarold'e friends and 1,e1eie. hours Wile sent him cards arid treats while he was In London . He appreciated. It all very eilleb. Thanks again. MT'S, H. jeeklin L. E. Cardiff, 7- Fern). Veteran t , Nominated' To Bear P,C. Standard In Httroon Riding Doreen Sntith .1