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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-07-09, Page 1$2,50 To U.S, 1400 Year in Advance THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 9th, 1964 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE: Saturday In Grey Township Gravel Pit Saturday gride-Elect Honoured At Shower, Tea. Wes Dale Cardiff, whose marriazd to Robert Edward Stevens takes place on Satur- day at 2:30 p.m. in Brussels Unitell (Church, has heeti, hon- oured by hostesses at several pre-nuptiaI events. Miss Mary Louise Harmon was I. hostess at a shower held In the basement of the Brussels library on Saturday, June 27. Assisting the hostess were Misses Joyce Harmony Donna Hutchinson and Mrs. illiam Stratychuk. e bride-elect, her mother, M Ross Cardiff, the groom, e act's mother, Mrs. Ernest teveni, and Mrs. Mike Straty- chuk, grandmother of the bride- elect, were presented with cor- sages. The hostess and her assistants lead in numerous contests, which were enjoyed by all. Gifts were presented to the bride-elect by Patsy and Sandra Crich, Doreen Cardiff, Karen McDcinald, Anne Stratychuk, Susan Flood and Shirley Pipe. The bride received many beau- tiful gifts for which she thanked bar many friends and relatives. A delicious lunch was served by Miss Harmon and her assist- ants. Assisting in the kitchen were Mrs. Wm. :Harmon, Misses Edith. and VIVa. :Warwick, Mrs. Wilfred Warwick, Mrs. Jim Kerr, Mrs. Lloyd Kernaghan and Mrs. Peter Shaw. Mrs. Mary Morris of Goderich, was hostess at a barbecue held at her home. A social evening was enjoyed by everyone as well as a sing song after which the bride-elect was presented with an oval shaped silver casserole. Fellow staff members of Vic- toria Public School at Goderich held a social evening at which Miss Cardiff was presented with a vase. Her class memberiv presented her with a carafe, 'a cup and saucer and several towel sets. ;Trousseau Tea On Saturday, July 4th, Miss Cardiff was guest of honour at a trousseau tea given by her mother: Guests were received by the bride-elect, her mother and the groom elect's Mother. Attending at the door in the afternoon was Anne StratyChuk assisted by Susan /Mood. Pouring tea were Mrs, Mike Stratychuk, grand- mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. William Stra,tychult and Mrs. Peter Litowski, both aunts of the bride-elect. Displaying the trousseau were Mrs, Bob Dalian- One, and the linens were shown dip gm; ilimittettt HAROLD R. WHITTARD Harold Riohara (Ben)• Whittard, of St.. Catharines, died suddenly in his 54th Year at Hotel. Dieu Hospital in Se.. Catharines,. He is the son of Bea G. Whittard and the late Mrs. Whittard of Brussels, He is survived by his wife, the former Lois Edith Ellwood; two children, son Richard and daughter Jeanette, both at home; two brothers, Earl of St, Catharines and Forest, of London; and two sisters, Mrs. Robert (Hilda) Stone of Atwood, and Mrs. Carl (Mildred) Self, of Orangeville, and his father, Ben Whitinrd of BtrussIls. He was predeceased by one brother, Ross, who was killed in action overseas. The funeral service was held at 2.40 pan. today (Thursday) at the Iffurdy fuheral hoine, Lucan. Burial hi Ebenezer tery, McGavery Township. KELLY -- RUSSELL. Mrs. Florence Russels of Brussels wishes to announce the marriage of her daughter Margarett Gertrude R. N. to Dr, .70;7n Joseph Kelly V. S. The marriage was solemnized at St. Martin's Church, London by Monsignor W. T. Flannery on. Wednesday, June 24tb, 1964. ,the bride-elect. The gifts were displayea by Miss Mary Louise. Harmon. Guests were served by Misses Karen McDonald and Irene Litowsk. Assisting in the kitch- en were Mrs. Jack Pipe, Mrs. Lloyd 1Kernaghan and M. War" son Brown, In the evening Sandra Crich attended the door. Peuring tea were MrsTim Kerr, Mrs, John Kennedy assisted by Mrs. Kay' Hamilton and Mrs-Alex. Gulutzen, aunts of the bride-elect. Miss Mary Louise Harmon dis- played the trousseau in the evening and Mrs. Ken' Mac- Donald showed the linens. Mrs. Murray Crich displayed the gifts and Mrs. Ken Rogerson was the tea room attendant. Miss Doreen Cardiff, sister of the bride-elect, attended' the guest book both afternoon and evening, Serving the guests ih the even- inc,- were Mrs. Michael Guluteen and Miss T(nren McDonald. Assisting in the kitchen in the evening were Mrs. Jack Pipe. WTn. Harmon and Miss Edith rw cit. Let us,}iaVe Mb. natiies or iiont. oNitoN. ,kfiz The regular meeting of the 'Village Council was held in the Municipal Office July 6th, 1904 all members being present, Mfpved by 1:1. J, TenPS, seconded by C. L. Cousins that the minutes of the meetings, it June 1, and June 15 be adopted as read Carried Moven Dy u, L, AcFadden sec- onded byWm. Stratychuk that a grant of $150.09 be given to the Recreatinoal Committee for the year 1964 - Carried Moved by C. L. Cousins, sec- onded by H,. J. TenPas that a grant of $150.00 be given to the Brussels Fair 'Board for the year 1964 Carried Moved by Wm.. Stratychuk that the accounts as presented fo^ payment he paid --- Carried Association of Reevett and Mayors, 1983 fees 10.00 P. U. C. streetlights 188.01 Salvation Army, grant 50.00 Recreational Com- mittee, 1964 grant grant 150.06 Gordon Stiles, garbage collection 120.00 B.M.G. Telephone, 3rd loan 10,000.00 Bridge Motors, pairs, 27.21 Callander Nursing Home June Nursing 2•13.75 Care Scheoch Office Supplies tape 1.55 rt, W. Kennedy printing 37.00 Workmen s Compensation 1964 fees 86.80 3, M. McDonald Lumber m aterial 21.43 Art Henry, labour on streets , 36.00 Glenn Somers, labour on streets 5.00 Brussels Fair Board, 1964. grant 150.00 C. .T. Cardiff, part salary 150.00 Gordon Stiles. tree removal 35.00 BMIG Telephone, tolls „.. 6.00 Geo. Pollard, hack- hoeing .. 10,50 Oldfield Hdwe., supplies ...... 24.94 Maitland Valley Authority 1964 fees ............ 412,61 Brussels Post. Office Tar 12.64 Receiver eneral, deductions 28.90 /Moved by H. J. TenPas, sec- onded by O. D. McFadden that the meeting adjourn, to meet again August 6th, 1964 or at the 6011 of the iteglt: 04a‘ bAtttlee 4 41 ./149.4N *411 Relative To Radiation Fears Statement from Dr. B.. MI. Aldis, •County Medical Officer of Health. On Mass Survey "Persons who receive an ex- ray in the Mass Survey can be confident that the equipment and techniques used are safe. There is great value in periodic chest ex'-rays, particularly for people in the age group 40 years and over. The whole survey is a splendid form of "health In- surance" for the people of :Huron County". Pre-Nuptial Tea And Shower Honour Bride-Elect I Miss Dorothy Marks, whose marriage takes place on July 25th, was guest of honour at a tea at the home of • Mr. and. Mrs. Clifford Marks, on Satur- day, July 4th. Forty guest were received by the hostess. The tea was served on the lawn. Mrs. Roy Turvey presided at the lace-covered tea table which was centred with an arrange- ment, of red roses and pink candles. The guests were served by Pauline and Doreen Smith, Shirley McArthur, Alice Verbek and Judy Marks . • After the tea the bride-to-be seated in a chair decorated with wedding oells, was showered with confetti and towels by a number of friends. Irma Bernard read the address arid the Smith twins presented the decorated wagon of gifts. Dorotlhy thanked her friOnds for their gifts and good wishes. Melville W.M.S. The July meeting of Mel- ville W.M.S. was held in the church parlour on Friday, July 3rd .with the President' Mrs. W, smith in the chair. After the call to worship the W.M.S. Purpose anti the Lord's Prayer Were repeated in unison feliewed by the singing of "Psalm. 86. The Setre'ary's report, and Treasurer's statement Were read: Mrs Cleve Backer gave the Bible reading and Mrs: 111OrriSOn led in prayet Mrs, Amy Speir gave a' very interesting paper on Program two of the. Study Book illustrat- ing from a map of India. The roll call was reSpOtided to. by nainytng f' missionary in Indfe. Visits to the sick were re- corded. the offering taken and the business part of the meet- ing emended. 1%0 ittOltifig mwel *$of livoitt op,ri olki Smoottotatt. Cheryl Lynn Ames, at Atwood, plunged to her death when the ear in which she was a passeng- er careered over the edge of a Grey Township gravel pit on Se' urday night. Cheryl, fifteen-year-old daught- er of MT,. and Mrs. Bryan Ames of Atwood, and grandaughter of the late. Mrs. J. Ames of Ethel. was sitting in a convertible car when it flipped over the edge of the pit carrying the girl 2 feet to her death. Harvey L, Machan, 18-year-old of Monldton who was the other occupant of the car managed to jumped clear of the toppling vehicle and escaped. with only slight injuries. The dry pit is about 23/, miles from the Perth-Huron boundary' on the 15th concession of Grey Township. There is a possibility that an inquest into the fatal accident )01 ! be held, Oherly was born In Listowei, May 20th, 1949. She attended, Atwood Public School Onct Listowel District Secondary School. She was a member or Atwood Presbyterian 'Church. She is survived by her parents 'and two half brothers. Robert Clarke of Listowel and Paul Clarke of Winnipeg, Man. The funeral service was held at the Peebles funeral home. at 2 p.m. on Tiiesday. Burial was in Elma Centre Cemetery. Save Those Papers For The Boy Scouts Don't ,burn those papers! Tie them up and store them away for the 'Boy Scout Paper Drive hi September. HOSTESSES HONOK RECENT BRIDE PRIOR TO MARRIAGE 'Mrs. John Kelly, the former Margaret Gertrude Russell, was honored at a number , of pre- nuptial events, prior to her recent marriage to Dr. John Joseph Kelly at St. Martin's Church, London. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Florence Russel Of BrusselS, and the groom is the Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Roily o( Brussels. Hostesses hollering Mrs. Kelly were 'Mrs. Howard. Waide and Mrs, Edward -ringer at Mrs. ITriger'S home on Ridoet Street; Mrs. Dorothy ilillespi.e, Mrs.. Gleason Healy, Mrs. John McCaughey. Mrs. John Cope- land. Mrs, Wm. Currie. Mrs, V+,91116n: molt, Mica, John :Vetter, '1',.R:441014 ifit t*Sjilei Brussels Council Atwood Girl Plunges 23 Feet ,To Death