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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-07-29, Page 1POST pi:113141011NQ 11.00Sei *2.1)0 A Year in Advance $2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, Tl-LURSDAY, JULY 29th, 1965 ........,. tj at ed Brussels. rit t, ; i tee t; ,1;.- The couple will live in London Mr. and Mrs Ken Perry of Oak- ville, and fpur children, have been vacationing with Mr. and, Mrs. Ray Bronson. Mrs. Mary Bird and $0118 left last week to make their home in Goderich. Mr, and Mrs. G, Gray of Sud- bury visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Fischer and other TelatiVes, Mrs. Harvey Gray sof Toront0 'spent a week with Mrs, Bertha Jerenyn. Miss, Janice COok, Ingersoll, is 'visiting with. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCutcheon. George Baeker is home from Clinton Hospital where he was a patient. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rutlege and family, Welland, have been hell- , elaying with relatives in Brute eels. Mrs. Riedout and her daughter of Waterloo were visitors with their aunt, Mrs. Bertha Jermyn. Archie and Mrs. Moses and family and Miss Bessie Moses were Sunday visitors in Ailsa Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Labn of Hanover, were 'weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. W.•W. Smith while attending the Gibbings -- Smith wedding at Walton on Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. Wnittaker of Brantford, and Dr. and Mrs. Peter Hemingway of Listowel were week-end visitors with their par- ents Mr. and Mrs. D. Hemingway and visited with their grand-. mother, Mrs. Cardiff, at the Cal- lender Nursing Home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowler and Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth. Boseler, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Moir and Jeannie and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fox, all of London, Mr. and Morgan Pierce, Kitchener. were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs David Hastings and attended I the Hasting,e — Coleman wedding on. Saturday, Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rann were Mr, and Mrs. Parry Rann, David end Laura, -Windsor. Mr. and . Mrs, Robert Rann, and family of 'Galt. Mss,. George Schaefer, Mrs. John Schaefer and girls of God- oriel) Mrs. H. B. Allen and ;Tante() (Toth Of London. and Mrs. George Clarkson and baby or Montreal. Dr. and Mrs. Norman Freeman and daughter Virginia of Batter- sea, Ont.. and Mrs. K, Watson, Vancouver, were visitors in T3rus- eels and at Mrs. Win. Somers during the week Mrs, Freeman. end Mre. Watson will be better remembered as Gertrude ft,rct Ti 17Sfiftferi ' • -1 • • Tfilrifffl Brussels United Church Wee the setting for a pretty marriage when Karen Elleabeth Coleman exchanged wedding 'Were with ])ar id Russell Hastings, Rev. Allan Johnton officiated. The bride. is the daleghter oil Mrs, James Backer and 'the late Kenneth. Coleman and the greem is the son of Mr. and firs, David. Hastings, all of BrUseels. During the signing of the reg- ister Mrs. George Backer of London sang "PH Walk Beside You" and 'Wedding Prayer", accompanied ny Miss Sharon Storey who presided at the organ. The bride Wore t floor-length gown of white French embroider- ed lace and net over satin, reaturs ing long pointed sleeves and scal- loped jeWel neckline. The fitted bodice dipped below the waist- line at th.e beak and fell into a veeeminous skirt which was 'fashioned in• tiers or lace and. pleated net. forming a sloping ?rein. Her fingertip illusion tell, with hand-rolled edge, was held by a. pearl studded tiara. She -car- ried a cascade of white mums eel nink sweetheart roses. Miss Susan Coleman of Brus- sels, sister of the bride, was meld of honor wearing a street- length gown of turquoise chiffon with matching headress She car- ried a cascade of pink and white mums. Miss Dianne Hastings, siker of the groom, was brides- maid and Miss Anne Lowe, junior bridesmaid. wearing dresses iden- tical to that of the maid ' of honor. Miss Shari Backer was flower girl, dressed identically, and carrying a basket of pink roses. Ken Bowler of London. cousin or the groom. was best man. Guests Were 'ushered by Wayne LoWe, cousin of the groom, and Robert Coleman, brother of the For a wedding trip to the Ni- agara Peninsala the bride chang- ed to a pink linen dress with white accessories and corsage 1'1'1111,1 111-111 pink roses. The couple will make their boro p Brussels. Chests were present from f (melon. Kitchener. Burlington, Stmeoe, Fernire, Owen Sound; and Brussels. Mrs. Watson is Interne tionel Field Secretary of the w.c.T.TT, for the Dominion of Canede one was returning freM earoek in the Maritimes When she visit- POSTAL STRIKE HITTING RURAL AREAS, The Brussels area, is feeling the effects Of the postal strike. 'Mese expecting cheqees, on which they depend for a living, are being inconvenienced, if not actually suffering by their non- arrival. Our local postoffice reports "only a dribble" instead of the Metal ihrleix of Mail, STOREY ASHDOWN F. T. Darnell officiated: at the Marriage of Anita Margaret Ashdown and Kenneth Gordon Storey, in Egerton St. Baptist Church, -London The bride's parents are. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Ashdown, Lon- don. and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Storey of RR 2, Brussels. -the pique cnose an Empire, floor-length gown of white or- ganza over taffeta. The Chant- illy lace bodice was fashioned. tr lily-point sleeves and Seal- Toped sabrina neckline border-' eel With seed pearls atid rhitie4 stones. The bouffant skirt was appliqued 'with Chantilly lace. A crown, of minature flowers and net leaves enhanced with seed pearls held her bouffant net veil and she carried a cascade of red roses, Miss ,Taceultene Walmsley was maid of honour end bridcs maWs were Miss zinaron Storey a a ri miss Ja cone en e JeffreY. They were gowned alike in street-length dresses of lavender silk oreanee eye!, teffete. They ni r11'-W4. Murray Alcock cousin of the groom was groomsman and ushers were , Donald. Sterey, brother of the groom, and Robert Wilcox of London. The bride's mother received the guests wearing a rose crepe dress with matching lace trim- Med jacket and white aeceesor- les. Her corsage Was White cara nations, Assisting • her the gro, om's mother chose a turquoise fitted dress of crepe with match- ing hat and white accessories with corsage of pink carnations. The reception: Was held at the "Ivanlibe" London. For the wedding trip to the A di cks the bride chose a, two niece pastel blue laces suit with white hat and gloves, =telling blue patent shoes and purse and corsege of red roses. BORN CA.RDTPT,' — Murray and. Betty Cardiff announce the birth of a son, Scoff Murray. in Wingham and District Hospital. en Fri- day, July Ned, GIBBINGS — SMITH Milne Mae Smith became the bride of Robert Melvin Gila binge at a ceremony in Praff's United Church, Walton, With the Rev. Arthur Higginbotham offic- iating, The bride is the daughter of the Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, RR 2, Bressels and the groom is the son of 1VIr. and. Mrs. Percy J. Gibbings, RR 1, Clinton, Given in. marriage by her Mtn, er, the bride chose a floor-length gown of white organza over taf- feta with Empire waist, scoop neckjine, bell sleeves and ton- trolled skirt. A, detachable wetteaai train extended from a bow at the shoulder. Her four tier circular veil was held MI place by 'a floral headpiece and: she carried a boquet of yellow roses and ivy. Miss Jean Flett, Clinton, maid of honour, wore a floor-length A-line dress of yellow norganza. Bridesmaids. Mrs. Ron. Smith, liarriston and Mrs. Larry Lahne Hanover, and Miss Connie Gib- bings, as junior bridemaid, were similarly gowned as the maid of honour and all carried boquets of shasta daisies, Martin Magee, Scarborough, was best man and guests Were ushered by Ron Smith,'brother of the bride. and William Gibbings, brother of the groom. At the reception, in the base- ment of the church Mrs. Smith received guests in a pink lace dress 'with three-quarter length duster, pink and white accessor- ies, and wore a white carnation corsage, She was assisted by the groom's mother dressed in blue lace. short jacket, white acces- sories and pink corsage. For travelling the bride donned a turquoise cotton knit suit with white accessories and a corsage of yellow roses. Amid a shower of confetti and goodo wishes the happy couple. left for the Mari. time Provinces. The bride is a graduate or Stratford Teachers' College. The eouple will reside on the groom's farm at rut 1. Clinton. TO MY FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS T thormighly enjoyed your visits, cards and treats during my recent stay in the hospital. and, since coming home. Thank you very much, Mrs. Ida Eades CARD OF THANKS One sincere thanks to all our friends and neighbours: who r- nged the gathering and Pre' senistion in our honer: VoUr itindly gesture is anprec- ,ttted. --!Yre.sie, OM ft,1 Nirt Radar Trap In Effect Here A number of unwary motorists:- who were exceeding the num- mum speed within the linlits WS Village, Monday and TueSdaY, Were nabbed by a radar trag operated by the OPP. We trust this will lee a warn- ing to those who halve been tieing our streets for a speedway at night, before they, or someone else is killed by their senseless antics. Honored At Shower Prior To Marriage Several friends azie relatiVeti gathered at the library on Fri- day evening, .1nly 9th, to honor Miss, Karen Coleman at a shipper prior to her marriage, to David Hastings, which took place on; 8aturday. The guest of honor was seated in a decorated chair. With hee were her mother, Mrs. Mae Backer, and Mrs. David Hastings,. mother of the groom. Contests and Charades were conducted by Cathy Achilles. These were followed by an address to the bride. The gifts 'were presented in a prettily de- corated Wagon drawn by little` Kenneth Higgins and Ronnie and sherry Backer. The bride-elect thanked h er many friends for the lovely gifts after which lunch was served by the hostesses, Cathy Achilles, Marilyn Higgins and Lois Mc- Arter. CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks is expressed to friends and relatives for cards and gifts while L was a patient in Winghani Hospital; to the nursing staff of the hosptal, and to Dr. Klalisen. Special thanks to Rev H. L. Jennings'. Your kindness will always be rc iaembered. Carman Bernard CARD OF:THANKS- sincerely thank till my reie etivee, neighbours and friends for their kindness while I was a patient in Wingham, Hospital, for letters. cards and gifts. Thanks also to Dr. McKibben and Dr. Leahy and to the nurses on the 2nd floor, V011 r thOugh 1 fulness was ap- preciated. Mrs. Bessie Mitchell BORN W. call — In Wingham and I a strict. Hospital on Sunday. July 11th. 1965, to Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Wheeler, R.R. 5, Erns..; ,4 a Son Brian Robert, NO PAPER 1-1 PEOPLE WE KNOW HASTINGS — COLEMAN 9 ;.