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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-11-05, Page 5Noitce' To All Music Lovers "Door Way To Song" The first Annual Parade of the SPEBSQA (Society for the Pre- nervation and the Encouragement of Barber bnop Quartet Sing- ing in America) "cis/Ingham Chapter" is presenting a fine Nite of Music.. Harmony that you yourselves have never heard before. They are featuring: The Twin City Four:— from Kitelluner-Waterlece The Chord Souhderce-- frem OWen 35 Voice 'Torus:, — trom Kitchener-Waterloo The Harmony men:r.-- Ctt jWinghatn It will take place in the Ain, ham and District High School at 8:15 p.m. sharp on November 14th, 1964. Tickets are available from any member of the Winghain Chapter and in Brussels from The President: George Cousins Murray's Barber Shop Cousins Dairy Admission $1.00 olOaryg000raisamgaumastmarat olgimmilliosommosammi liMPlowymmillM^11 Canada's. Tradition For Better Estill* Is BUTTER And You're Sure To Enjoy Better 'Mier When It's Fresh, Delicious CREAMERY BUTTER Churned Fresh Daily For Your Every Use POPPY 'DAY . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th Buy and wear a Poppy in silent Tribute to the Fallen and to help our disabled veterans tires 11111011111SLIS P00% WOO) TF4ustWAY, NOV. 6th, MIS REMEMBRANCE DAY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th Service Of Remembrance BRUSSELS CENOTAPH 10:45 A.M. CHURCH SERVICE 11:16 A.M. ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH "They shall not grow old, as we who are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years conderu. At the going down of the stin and in the morning We will remember them. Royal Canadian Legion Brussels Branch 218 THE UPII'VED CHURCH. OF CANADA Organist: Miss Sharon Storey Mirsieter; Bev. A. M. J01111.810a BA., BD. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11.00 a.m, "The New Currieultim and the Bible' (2.) "Who Made the Bible" PRF.SllYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA ELV 1 LLE CFI URCh Minister: Bev. W. J. Morrison MA Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson 10:00 a.m. Church. School 11:00 a.m. Public Worship All Are Welceine ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. H. L. &mauls DA, MIL Organist: Mss. 13, SY. JOHN'S 11:00 a.n, Morning P.raYuk in(' elnurch. School Nov. 11th 11.16 a,m, Remembrance. Service St. ALBAN'S, ATWOOD 3:00 p.m. Service of ltemembrance in Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Jhn Pestell are the proud grandparents of a grandaon, a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Don Pestell.' Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dunn and family of Dundas were Saturday 'visitors with Percy Stephenson and also visited with her mother, Mrs. Percy ,Stephenson who is a patient in Listowel Memorial Hospital. Mr: and Mrs. +Harry Gowdy and Mr. and , Mrs. .Roy Gow,dy of Gorrie were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Les Earl. Mrs. James cardiff has re- turned home from Listowel hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Barges of London were recent visitors with Mr. 'and Mrs. George Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. lid. Cox of Oak- . villa were visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Stan ,Speirs.n recently. Mr. and Mrs. Trey. Hainstock of Milton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bateman, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Anthony and sons of Rexdale, Mr. and. Mrs. G. Swanson of Palmerston, Mr. and Mrs.Doug Anthony of Humber SuMinit, Mr. Garry Ruttan of Carleton, were `recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Godden. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Gregory were Sunday visitors in ListoWel with. Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Gregory and famBY. Whys Walt Until Later Buy your tickets NOWil "Door Way To song", Nov'. 14. Baskets of white chrysanthe- mtuns and pink Delight roses and ferns decorated Duff's Irniited Waltott,tor the wedding of Miss Elva, Gross, ;and Jtolui Wellington Brown, The bride is the daughter of William Gross RR 1, Auburn, and the late Mrs Gross, and the parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown, 1311 3, Walton. Rev. Arthur HigginbOthain, Walton officiated for the ceremony and- traditional wedding music was played by the aunt of the bridegroom, Zdrs. Ellwood ,Shortreed of Wingha.m. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a tradit- ional white floor-lengh gown or Italian peau faille, ta.sh.ioned with. a scoop neckline outlined with Chantilly lace, lily-point sleeves and an enwire bodice. _The same lace accentuated the trout of the controlled skirt. A lace appliqued pill-box held her tour-tiered illus- ion veil, She carried a crescent bequet of pink Delight roses and ivy. Miss ;Bernice 1VlicDougall, B.B 1 Auburn. and. Miss Marguerite Scott, Seaforth, were brides- maids dressed in rose seta peau street-length dresses styled with bell skirts with self trim. They wore matching rosette hats with circular veils and carried cresc- ent boquets of white pomp= ehrysasithemumS. Best man was Gordon Gross, RR, 1, Aubarn, brother of the bride, and the us- hers were Ronald Gross and. 'Clayton Gross; brothers of the bride. Following the ceremony a re- ception took place in the Sunday school room of Knox United Church, Auburn, where Mrs. Harold Gross, RR 1, Auburn, sister-in-law of the bride, re- ceived guests wearing a royal blue double-knit suit, brown acees- sories and a corsage of pale pink carnations. She was assisted_ by the bridegroom's who wore a figured copper-color silk dress, gold accessories, and a corsage of Golden Chalice roses. For a• wedding trip to Nerthern Ontario, the bride donned a three-piece double suit and wore gold and brown accessories and II corsage of Golden Chalice root* The couple will reside on the farm of the bridegreoni at RA' S, Walton. Guests Were at file wedding BRUSSELS 4$ HOMEMAKING CLUB Third Meeting The third meeting of Wei Brussels 4-H Homemaking Club "The Glub Girl Stands on Guarof' was held at Mrs. Wheeler'S horne on. August 16th at 7 p.m. The meeting was opened with the4- H Pledge followed by the roll call which, was ".a. book I would iike to owin Laurel Hemingway was secre- tary and press reporter for this meeting. jA,-414M There was a discussion on me First. Aid Kits.. Group work was on. Posture and First, Aid. Mrs. .i\ohn Kelly gave a very, interesting talk on First Aid. Rosemary Blake thanked Mrs. Kelly and Laurel Hemingway presented her with a small gift. Notes were Men discussed. The meeting was Wised. with, "Q Canada". Lunch was served, after the closing. Fourth Meeting. The foUrth meeting of the' Brussels Cautious Canucka was held• on Friday; October 23rd, at 7 p.m. at Mrs. 'Wheeler's home. The meeting was opened with the4- H Pledge followed by the roll call which was "A defeat in my posture." Suggestions were made for the club exhibit for Achievement Day. Gale Wilson was secretary and press reporter for this meeting. The leader deinostrated on taking a sainple of Water and first aid on burns. Gerda Fag Ann, Exel and Gale Wilson dem- onstrated postUre. Group work was on posture and first aid with all mehiberti taking part. Notes were discussed and the meeting closed With "0 o.,anadts.",. REMEMBRANCE DAY WEDNESIYAIrp- NOVEMBER 11th A PUBLIC HOLIDAY AM Are Asked To Observe It As Such Village of Brussels Calvin lcaauter, Reeve PRO.C.LAMArION BROWN — GROOS trom Hamilton, Grand Bend, Mitchell, Wingba,m, London and. Searerth.