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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-11-14, Page 1ee- HOEbOWN GLAMOUR The Haines Sistere Norma. Marjorie and Jean - are the girls -tehri provide the glamour 'each, berida.y on prig 4 TV* tritijitY Matlevelii ehrroo which is now in its eighth sea- son, has Gordie Tapp as master of ceremonies a ad Tommy Hunter and Toni Y rine:I:Mon as 114110417 filliOro, 12.00 A Year In Advance $2,50 To U.S.A. T_TIA )3.11,l,-.$5,FIL$ POST, THURSDAY„ NOV. 14th, 1963 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Remembrance Day Marked In Brussels By Impressive Cenotaph, Church Services BREMNER, - PESTELL Ethel United Church was the setting when Edna Anne Pestell and "Wi'hem Harold Bremner, exchanged marriage vows on Sat- urday, Nov. 9th at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Allan Johnston of Brus- sels, officiated before an ar- rangement of white mums inter- mingled with ferns and lighted • tapers. Mrs. Maurice Williams, RR, 4, tAltwood, played the wedding music,. Soloist, Miss Marion Nichol, RR 3, Atwood sang the 'Wedding Prayer" before the ceremony and "The Lord Is My Shepherd" during the signing of the register. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. .T. N. Testell, R.R 3, Brussels, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L Brem- ner of 11R, 3, Listowel. The bride had chosen a white floor length gown of brocaded fle-luetered satin fashioned on princess lines with lily point sleeves. The bouffant skirt was caught up 'with a self hoW and created a hustle effect. Her waist length veil was held by a coronet ef seed pearls- and rhinestones. She carried a, crescent of white shaggy mums and stephanotis. Matron of 'honor was Mrs. Donald Pestell, 'Burlington. sister in-law of the bride. 'She wore a floor length gown of gold pear de ISimillar gowns were worn. by the bridesmaid, Miss Marlene Hewitt, Toronto. cousin of the groom, and flower girl, Donna Bremner, 131nevale, niece of the groom. They carried cas- cades of, mums in autumn shades. The flower girl carried a small basket of simillar flowers. Edward Doig, Toronto, was best mini. -Ushers were Terry Wennedy London and Donald Pestell, Burlington, brother or the bride. A reception followed at the Blue learn Restaurant with the Rev. Johnston acting as master of •ceremonies. Pipers Robert Bremner, RR 2.. BIttevale brother of the groom and Ivan Campbell of Brussels, played selections on the bagpipes before the marriage and at the reception. Leaving by plane for a wedding trip to New York, the bride changed to a, Cranberry red euit, a Muskrat jacket, black acme series and a corsage of white gardenias. . They will reside in Toronto, who're the bride is a nursing in- structor at, St, Michaels Hospital. Both are graduates of Listowel District High School. • Prior to her inerriage a. num. her of showers were given for the bride by Miss Marlene Stain- ton and Mrs. B. A. Hicks of Tor- 'onto and by Ethel Mends. A dinner party Was given to hon- or the couple by Mr: and Mtri: 114. Mit Toillantoi MERVIN E. McCAULEY Mervyn Edgar McCauley, 50, of Brussels, died in Victoria ITospital, London, on Saturday. Born in Bensseis, up is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.. Newton, McCauley, and had lived. here all his life. He is survived by hie wife, the iformer Dorothy Bone, and three, sons, Gerald and Barrington of of Brussels and Denied of List- owel: one sister, Mrs. Wm, (Marian) Cardiff, 176 West Gore, St. Stratford, and a brother Lorne of St. Marys. The funeral service Was held from, the D. A, Rana funeral home on Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. conducted by Rev, W. ,L Morri- son of Melville Presbyterian. Church. Interment was in Brussel!, cemetery, NOTICE The Brussels Horticulture Society will meet Monday night, Donations To The Artificial Ice Fund Miller .Wholesale Ltd. $ 20.00 Stacey Bros, Ltd. ..... 25.00 3.00 Bill King „ ... e .„„ ..... ... .. 25.00 Max Olrlfield .. . .. „.,„ ...... 125,00 B, B. Cousins Ltd, .., ..... 200.00 Cal Kreuter 25.00 John and. Alvin McDonald „„.....„ ......... 10.00 BOWLING NOTES The Strikers did it again] They won over the Whirlwinds by 2614 to 2233. The Strikers are ahead by 661 pins. Highest Ron 1-Tuether 363 Karen Coleman 367 Jack Higgins 345 Lowest Mary Lowe 185 Vera Hastings 204 Grace Cousins 207 Legionnaires, members of the /Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, Scouts, Clubs, Guides and Brownies marched in solemn procession to the Cleno- talth, where they Were joined by .citizerts of Brussels and cora- Munity, to pay tribute to oar war dead in a Remembrance Service at 10.30 aJn. on Mondey, • They proceeded from the Legion ]call to.. the Cenotaph to the' mugle of the Legion Pipe Band who. headed the mareners with the color parties whose Wage and banner Were strea.minz in a • brisk wind. • . The ceremonies Were *carrieeJ out under the direction of the marshal], S. Workman, The Legion padre, the Rev, H. L. Jennings of St, John's Angli- can Ciburch, Rev. A, Johnston, Brussels United Church, Rev, W, J, Morrison, Melville Presb3r- terinll filmrch and Rev. A. Higginbotham oi. Duff's. ClIntrch, -Walton perticipated in ' the. service. A brief address was given by Om Rev. George Ander- sen. of the Corrie Anglican' ;Church. Wreaths Were . placed by Proyin.ce of Ontario .... Fred Cox Royal Canadian Legiop .... Presi- dent Herb Travis Royal Canadian. Legion Pipe Band Jack Willis, Village of Brussels Reeve Calvin :Kreuter Tern of Grey Reeve Clifford Dunbar Twp. of Morris Reeve Stewart Procter Ladies Auxiliary President Mary Storey LO,O.F, Lodge Mrs, Edna Pearson A..P. & A.M. Boss Duncan Brussels TAons Club Jack McDonald Brussels United Church ..„ -Leonard Lamont Melville Presbyterian Church Stewart Lowe Duff's United ethurch (Walton) Walter Bewley St, ,Ambrose Catholic Clime ..,. Mrs. L. Ke aghat St, John's Anglican Church Mee, D. McLean Bressels Majestic W: Mrs. Amy 'Spell, Ethel Women's Institute Archie Jacklin Cranbrook W. I, Bill Bremner Walton W. I. Mrs Rey Bennett Loyal Orange Lodge Frank Ca.rdi E Queen's Hotel ........ Tom Leek Ross Whitteed .... Ben Wbittard peter Baker: Mrg. Ant Baker Ralph MaCtacherri Ted Elliott After thti Clertota.pli terettiontoe IlenleMbi.;duce Seritide Wee hold in 'Melville Presbyterian Church, • with the minister of that ClOurch conducting the service. .A enemy banquet, in the Legion flail in the aftenoon, at which they. Rev. G. Anderson was the .guest speaker, was also held to mark • the oeeesion. 1-11,,T NEWS The Hi-T "G'olden Records" Dance was held on Friday, No- vember S. ,Seventy three • teen- agers danced to Golden. Hits of the past. Prizes for a "'Freeze" Dance and a Spot Dance were won by .ToyeeMacFarlane, Larry Keilington, Mary Watson and Barry Nolan. 'The Sock. Hop that was to have been on November 22 has been changed '.to Friday, NG 'ember 23. , of the ,HieT executive are happily watching the attend- ance going tip, and We say "The more, the merrier", ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF Tilt WDHS The annual commencement of Wingham District High School will -be held on Friday, December 6th, at 8:15 p.m. In the school eueliforitm. The speaker will be Dr, Findlay Stewart of Kitchener. CARD OF THANKS My appreciation and thatike to. all who remembered Me so kindly with messages of get well and to the many WhO sent special treats and gifts while hospitalized and after my return home. T say thanks agate, Mrs. Leo GoYnot CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks is extended to the many friends of Brussels and community for their acts of kindness and for their, visits gifts, and cards while I Was a patient in Wingham hoSPital, anti since tar return home. Also to the clergy for their thoughtful understanding. Your gracheasness to tele has hem deeply appreelated, Meg. Ann Baker ANNOUNCEMENT The Morris Towoohip Federi- ation or Agriculture Annual Meeting and 'Turkey Banquet will he held in the Forester's MB. Belgraxe. wadtabdayo Nov. 2,0, 1963 at 7 p.m. Cutest. speaker will be D Grieve of the CAC, of Guelph, former assistant agrmulteral tepreeentatiVe of liaroo County' CARD OF THANKS Nov. 18th, in the Libre:ley We Would, like to thank all I who helped in any way when we An interesting meeting ist lost our home, Ti, was much planned when MO, R. 'W. Steph• appreciated. ens will show slides accom- Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McClure panted by a commentary, and family