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The Brussels Post, 1964-12-03, Page 5RECIPE OF THE MONTH' By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute "Buy Canada Choice Canned Fruit" (LOVED PEARS Add Spice to Holiday Has and Turkey 15 oz. can Canada Choice Ontario Grown Pears cup vinegar 1 stick cinnamon S whole eloVes 12 whole allspice Drain pears. Reserve juice and' combine with cinnamon, cloveS, .allspice and vinegar. Marinate pears in spiced juice in refriger- ator 24 hours. Drain cut-bide up on platter. Garnish by studding around the indentations in each pear half with whole cloves.. ,/ 2111111101INIMILO PIM% 11111171111114 TliUltSDAY, p44, Ord, 1994 CHRISTMAS SrLVIAL IZOTOZ PROFESSIONAL. PERMWAYES Career Girl or American Girl liONG LASTING — NO, kluzzy ENDS We Guarantee This. Wave To Last The Longest Of. Aug Weve You Have 'Ever Had REG. 412.00' FOR *945 For Appointment : Phone brussels 29 Mr. George, Owner And Operittor tier mother and Mrs, Frank MC• lielisitp of MoniktlaR. .Mrs. James. Pesteli presided and read an address. Mrs. J. Peebles and Mr. and Mrs. it. P. Dennis were Sunday visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Le& Earl. Miss Teeny Tolima, Listowel visited Miss Jean Pearson over the weekend. TOWNSorife OF GREY FOR COUNCILLORS To The Ratepayers Of The Township Of Prey As a nominee for councillor for the -Township of Grey, I ask for your support in the December 5th election. Your vote and influence will be appreciated. CHARLES THOMAS To The Ratepayers Of The. Township Of Grey — ....Having served on the Council, I would solicit your support in the coming election Saturday Dec. 5th. • Wishing you al I the compliments of the season. GLENN HUETHER To The RatePayers Of The Township Of Grey I ask your support in the December 5th election and if elected will do the utmost of my ability to serve the .ratepayers of Grey. Thank You LAWSON WARD To The Ratepayers Of The Township Of Grey ...... Having been nominated for councillor of the Muni- cipality I would appreciate your support at the polls on Saturday, Dec. 5th. If. elected I will endeavour to serve you to the best of my ability as in the past. ..• ARCHIE MANN To The Ratepayers Of The Township Of Grey Having served on council previously I solicit your vote and in- fluence for councillor in the coming election in Grey Township. Your support will be appreciated. Saturday, December 5th KENNETH BRAY To The Ratepayers Of The Township Of Grey — After being asked by several to let my name come before you en, Dec. 5th election. I woilid -hereby-sollcit your vote if elected. Will endeaVour to serve tax payers to the beit of My ability al In the past. Wishing one and all the compliments of the season. Yours Truly WM. E. WSW* i OVA-4W OF GREY, FOR TRUSTEES To The -Ratepayers Of The Township Of Grey I take this opportunity to solicit your support for Grey Townehik School. Board on Saturday, December 5th. DON (MoDONALD To The Ratepayers Of The Township Of Grey I have been nominated for School Trustee and solicit your support in the forthcoming election on Saturday, December 5th. WILL RED SHORTREED. To The Ratepayers Of The Township Of Grey VOTE MAX DEiVIARAY Saturday, 'December 5th Your support will be appreciated. To The Ratepayers Of The Township Of Grey ,-- Ao have been nominated as a trustee for the School Board et, Grey, I ask for your support. If elected I will endeavour to servet you to the best of my ability. ALEX CAMERON To The Ratepayers Of The Township Of Grey - Having been nominated for the Grey Township School Board . ask for an expression of your confidence by giving me your vote and influence on December 5th. Your support will be appreciated, GEORGE T. PEARSON suit of Caribbean blue, with White hat and gloves, black suede shoes and purse. Her corsage was pink sweetheart roses. The couple will reside in Reiman.. The Bazaar of the Ladle's Aid of Knox Church held on Saturday in the Community Centre was a, most successful event despite rather unfavourable weathe.r Mr. Alfred Knight, Clerk of the Ses- sion, welcomed the guests and opened the bazaar Many articles of sewing, knitting, and fancy work were featurea, uesiaes all manner of home-made baking, candy, etc. Christmas cards were also sold. Tea,' coffee, sandwiches' cookies and relishes were served in the basement by the lunch committee. The service in Knox Church on Nova 29th was is charge of THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Organist: miss Sharon Wore' Minister: Rev. A. M. goanstou Bu 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11:05 a.m. Public Worship "The Fifth Necessity" PRESki Y TEMA N CHUR L, IN CANADA MELVILLE CHURCh iltillistor: tier. W. J. tdorrison MA Organist: Mrs. Frank Tnompson „ ARCT 10:00 a.m. Church School 31:00 a.m. Public Worship sermon Theme; "The Lively Oracles or God" AMALICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Recto:: Rev. H. L. Jonsiogo DLO lali. Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott SY. JOHN'S it a.m. Holy communion and Church Scliool St. ALBANS, ATWOOD 2.00 p.m. Lvening Prayer and Church School TRIEBNER, — DEVRIEs Miss Alice Devries and Mr. Gary Franklin Triebner were united in marriage in Brussels. United Church at 8:130 Tchl. on November 20th in a setting of candlelight and white Mum& The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. John- ston. Miss Sharon Storey, at the organ, provided traditional wed- ding must& The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Devries, R.R. 3, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. David Triebner, R.R.. 3, Kippen, are parents of the groom. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a floor-length gown of white peau de sole with scooped neckline, unmounted sleeves, and cumminerbund of white brocade. Her elbow leng- th veil was held by a wedding ring crown of white brocade matching the cummerbund. She carried a boquet of pink and white carnations. ....Miss Shirley .Devries, Mater or the bride, who was maid of honour, and the bridesmaid, Miss Brenda Triebner, luster of the groom, wore identical street- length dresses of moss green peau de Bole with matching wedding-ring headresses, and carried wedding-ring circles with pink and white carnations around; the bottom. Gary Jones, Seaforth, was groomsman and Brian Triebner, brother of the groom, ushered. At the reception at the home of the bride's piretits, the bride's mother was dressed in a two piece turquois brocade dress with white and black accessories and wore a corsage of white carnat- ions. The groom's mother wore a teal blue crystal sheath with matching hat, black accessories, and corsage of pink carnations. For a honeymoon trip the bride donned a three piece wool boucle Friends and neighbour held a miscellaneous shower recent ,y to honor Miss Ruth Dobson, prior to her marriage. Miss Beverly Speiran opened the program with a piano solo. Mrs. L\ai'l McDonald contributed. a reading. Miss Dobso was assisted openieg the Many lovely gifte by Mr. Stephen A,. Jones. Mr. Free. Smalldon, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Fischer, Mr. and. Mrs. Ken Fischer, Mrs. Roy Thuell and Mrs. Elmer Ellacott attended the funeral of Mr. George Smaildon in St. Thomas on Thursday, Nov. 26. cteorge, oldest son or Tom• binalidoll, former (;,'ranbrookite, passed. away suddenly at his home in St..Thomas at the age of 55, front a heart attack. Mrs Stuart. Evans, Beverly, Patsy, Gary and Brian attended the Perdue-Depaw wedding in Alvinston on Saturday. The groom is a sou of Mr. .and Mrs. Fiverett Perdue. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Speiran or Saginaw spent several days last week with Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Sinalldon and other relatives in the district. Miss Kate McNabb, Timiskam- ing, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDonald.