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SPINVA 11 , Sir,lEtiy1BER
4en.lae iaueiit Minister:.
The Rev. Robt. Jackson, Galt
:E.yenilil Service. (:".-4) p.m. Uuest Minister:
The Rev. David Crawford, Listowel
Special Music At Both Services
Everybody Welcome
They will appreciate flaying theit: friends and acquaint-
ances drop in for a visit, in the hotel sitting room any
time after 7.00 o'clock in the, evening.
FRIENDS. AND ACQUAINTANCES INVITED
of larossels; are having a family supper
Hotel in Brussels. Sunday, Sept. 5th.
GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
NEWS ITEMS
OW % morning last week after 1
Mcntioned my iiireweii concert
in Wt.., i?O$1, 1.. answei.ed Lae patine,.
It was Ivan. Campbell wanting to
know if I could state positively
the time of MY demise or was
moving away. The first ment-
ioned, he said, would be the
most satisfactory. Well. harry
Lauder gave fiye farewell appear-
ances, 1 should, have oue. I'm not
quitting as long as 1 can talk but
this is my last concert booking.
After a few more nasty remarks
from Campbell 1 went for my
morning glass of Blue special. it
was off taste. When 1 complained
I was told that if 1 put the milk
bottle inside the frig instead of on
top it would retain its sweetness
longer. That done it! 1 got my
cane, put on my coat, donned my
most truculent sneer and proce-
eded to tne Queens. lu a loud
'voice 1 asked. Ivan why he didn't
trade them Heavie horses for
some good Jersey cows and start
a, dairy. He was busy telling
Louis Ebel about some high class
party he Was going to. lie said,
you k.noW it will coat me a new
evening gown for Betty and I will
have to buy a tuxedo. in a louder
voice I asked, where is the rum-
mage sale being held? That done
it! Again .I. was caueu some un-
couth names, so I left. Down the
"street , Cal. Krauter was whisk-
ing a formal . salt. lie told me
George 1VIOCutcheon nad borrowed
it and he couldn't get the, smell of
them Tories out of it. I advised
him, to 'wear it to a Grit meeting
and then burn it.
As I walked on.up the street a
friend of mine rushed out of the
••••••
barber shop. lie rubbed his head
told kept cussing. Y•es, says he,
"a dollar and a quai•ter for a hair
cut, before I'll pay that again fill
get sheep shears and clip my
own. I told him it wouldn't be so
Lieu if he hue got a good job '
uone, but now lie should •go• to
another suipper and have it done
right. lie beat it ter 01(1,4e..ici'd.
to price a pair of clippers.. •
i wandered into the butcher,
shop LW' a ring of lay favourite
baloney. 1 like to get one, put it
in my pocket, when I get out the
dour 1 break off a chunk and eat
it. No one thinks anything of
seeing another person eating a
chocolate bar or an ice cream
cone but baloney is different.:
Well after the first bite knew
George Backer was away, a be-
cause it, was real good. How-
ever Is rank anompapn had beat
me at cards the day before so I
went back in and complained
that there was too much salt
in it, tie, told me to eat plenty as
i was too fresh.
After all it was a pretty good
forenoon. 1 had lour arguments
and was still in a nasty mood. 1.
asked Jack alcCutcheon if he
could get us a Doctor, a Dentist,
a Druggist,' or a dairy, but Jack
was singing a song mat went
something like this:
I was on my last laPa-.3ing
ninety miles an. hour. .
A pushy old 73.
When 1 felt a big bump and I
heard a lot of cussiu that came
from brother Casey.
•Well so tong, and hold Oct. 22
for the biggest Show' on earth.
a'ruthyully Yours
T. K. F.
THE UNITEI) caultcti
U1 GANADA
Minister; Fitt. A. M. Johnston
ELA., 130.
Organist: Miss Sharon Storey
No Sunday School
11 a. in. "The EI'vergreea Light"
Ott:5SY LA1A Iki Ciri 4i.:41.
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MELVILLE CHURCH
Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison,
MA.
Organist: Mrs. Frank a hompson
AROT
No Church School
11:15 Labour Day Seiivice
liveryone Welcome
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF. CANADA
Rector: Rev. h L. Jennings
LTil•
Organist: Mrs. B. taisott
ST. JOHN'S
11 a.m. Holy Cointuunion
and Primary School.
St. Alban's and St. David's
ATWOOD
9:3.0 a.m. Morning Prayer
• .and. Church School
PORK CHOP BARBECUE
11.111013. County Hog Producers
Pork Chop Barbecue; August
31st 11JUD, II pan. Loudesboro
Community Hall. Adults
Children under 1.2 $1.00. Guest
Speaker; iatertainment. Caters,
Webb's Pinebrook a'arhis, Pinker-
ton.
Egiwin. B. Nelson conducted
iservice in :Knox Church on Sun-
day morning.
New aisle carpet was laid in
Knox Church last week.
Recent visitors with IVIr. and
Mrs. Glen linether were Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. CouLtS, Seaforth, and
Mr. and airs. Gerald Huether,
London.
Mrs. Clare Veitch and daught-
ers, Marie and Janet attended
a trousseau tea for Betty Anne
• Henderaou, Galt. recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fischer
,attended the funeral, of their
cousin, the late Roy Poets in.
'London, on Saturday.
The Library hours are Satur-
days from 2 to 5 o'clock, not three
O'clock as stated in last week's
issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch had
-the Henderson reunion at their
home on Sunday, August 22nd
and the Veitch reunnimi on kiun-
day, August 29th.
Mr, and Mrs. Mac Ehgel and
Ali's. Clare Long were iii. Clinton
on Sitliday attending the funeral
of their cousin, the late Mrs.
Wilfred Pickett.
CHESHER — CARDIFF
Candelabra, baskets of white
and mauve glatt011. decorat-
ed the Brussels United. ChurCh On.
Saturday, August 31.st, at 7 p.m.,
for the candlelight weddiug of
Dale Caroline, daugrter of 2dm'.
and Mrs. Ross Cardiff, all of
RR 4, laruSsels, Ont., to Mr.
Donald Carl Chestier„ only son of
;lair. and Mrs. Carl Chestier,
Sarnia, Ont.
:Key. Alan Johnston officiated
at the double ring ceremony
assisted by Rev. Young of Sarnia.
Mrs, Win. PI.K.-ing, Brussels, was
organist and Mrs. Margaret
Thompson was soloist. singing "I
Love You Truly" after tile bride
entered the church, ""The Lord's
Prayer" during the ceremony and
'Walk Beside You" cluing the
signing of the register.
The bride, given in marriage
by her, father, was lovely in a
chapel length gown. of pure silk
organza over bridal satin. The
controlled skirt and oodice were
richly embroidered with alencon
lace motifs, pearl studded. The
similiarly jewelled bateau neck-
Nue and' lily pointed sieeVes
fell into a dramatic back fullness
enhanced by a hand-cut rol.led,
rose. Her three tiered veil of
nylon tube tonnes a full scal-
loped poulf held by a wired crown
of pearls. and aurora eurealls.
She carried a white oible crested
'with mauve orchids, stephanotis
and trailing ivy.
Miss Mary Louise Harmon of
Toronto, was maid of honOur,
wearing a Princess line gown of
dusky mauve organza over
taffeta with a chapel length
'overskirt with a tiny bow at We
back attached at time waistline.
She wore a rolled rose head-
piece of mauve organza With a
circular veil. Her ensemble was
completed with wrist .-
white gloves and mauve satin,
shoes. She carried a boquet' of
mauve mums centred with tiny
white rosebuds.
Bridesmaids were. Misses Gloria
and Ann Chesher, Sarnia, sisters
of the bridgirioxn. 'They were situ-
iliarly attired to the maid of hon-
our wearing yellow and pink re-
spectively.
Flowergirls were Miss Dorene
Cardiff. sister of the bride and.
MISS Anne. Stratyehuk, cousin of
the bride. They Wore chapel
length gowns of white organza
over taffeta With. wide' cumber-
bunds of mauve, yellow and pink
organza over taffeta Their head-
PieCes were three tiny rolled toil-
es With white gathered On veil,
' White lace gloves completed their
ensembles and they carried tiny
boquets of doloured tauma and
roses.
V A L'
BEAUTY SHOP
A Specialty
Cutting, Void Waving
PHONE 140 BRUSSELS
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
FRIDAY SEPT EN BE R 10th
Desjardine Orchestra
Admission: $2.00 per Couple
Lunch Counter
Admission restricted to persona
over 21. years
fdUS TRIP
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 4th
Leave tirussels at 7 a.m.
Return After Grandstand Show
Fare: Adults 54.00 Children k.Ou
for Reservation Phone 160 or 14S
sponsored by:
The Ladies softball Team
Best man was Ralph Bartlett
of Hamilton. Ushers were Victor
Cardiff. Godericla, brother of the
bride and Gerald Coghlin, List-
owel.
All wore white tuxedo jackets.
A reception and dance was held
at the Brussels Legion Hall with
the head table centred with al
three tiered wedding eake attract-
ively decorated to form a Church.
The bride's mother received
guests wearing a teal blue dress
with matching lace mance. She
wore white accessories and a cor-
sage or tiny pink orchids. She was
assisted by the groom's mother
wearing a pink organza over taf-,
feta dress With plan lace oodice.
She wore pink and white acces-
sories and a corsage of tiny pink
orchids.
For travelling by air to Mexico
and New Orleans the bride don-
ned a beige dress with match-
file coat. She wore beige acces-
,sories and a corsage of mauve
orchids. She completed her en-
semble with broach and earring
sot and bracelet, gifts of the
groom, On their return, Mr. and
lairs. Cheeher will reside in List-
owel. Both are graduates of
Teachers' College and are on the
staff of the Listowel Public
School.
Speeial guests of the evening
were Mr, and. Mrs. Alston Cardiff.
and alia and Mrs. Mike Straty-
chuk, grandparents of the bride,
and Mrs. Eva Chestier of Port
Huron, grandmother of the groetn.
,Guests were present trim
Termite. London, Sarnia, Barrie,
Fort Huron, Listowel, AtWOod•
"Go*a.as town. W 4teter,
Oetteit, Seatdrtta lkirkton, tled-
°rich. Monkteu, iilyth, Winton.
and Brussels.
The family of the late
former resioents
at the American
and Mrs. Robert Thuell: