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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-12-09, Page 2THE BRUSSELS rosT, BRUItIOJAAS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, DEC. Pth, 1.965 MP. analtaiPatslaigligir1.7 4.121.1..7.7-Y=ve"„Mirgahr "An excellent film for a women's meeting" WELKL SALE Brussels Livestock Sales 'Yard OSBORN VVHITFIELD ,Louise Jo-Anne Whitfield ex- changed 'VOWS with Lyle Roger Osborne, Mitchell, in Brussels United Church. Rev, Allan John- ston, Brussels, performed the wedding ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Whitfield, Brussels, and the bridgeroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Osborne. R.R. 2, Monkton, Baskets of bronze, yel- low and gold chrysanthemums and ferns formed the setting while Miss Barbara McKay, of Kitchener, accompanied by the .organist, Mrs. Wm. King, Brus- sels, sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "I'll Walk Beside Yon." Given away by her father, the bride was gowned in white silk peau. Appliques of Guipure lace accented the scoop neckline and the floor-length A-line skirt. The gown also featured Tily-point sleeves, tiny bows at the empire waistline. and a detachable train falling from the back waist. Her shoulder-length veil of nylon tulle was held by a headpiece of drop crystals and pearls. She carried a cascade of yellow roses and gold chrysanthemums. Wearing similar gowns of gold chiffon over taffeta were the maid of honor, Miss Sharon. Whitfield, Waterloo, sist- er of the bride, and the brides- maids. Miss Shirley Orth. List- owel, and Miss Gail Struthers, RR 2, AtWood, cousin of the bride. Their dresses featured back overskirts extending from empire waistlines. They wore bow head- pieces with veils and carried baskets of bronze and gold chry- santhums. Jacqueline ,Osborne, sister of the bridegroom, and Rozalin Schefter, cousin of the bride, were flower girls. They wore dresses of gold chiffon over taffeta with matching headpieces, and carried baskets of bronze and gold chrysanthemums. Gerald Preistap, Lucknow, was grooms,' man. Ushering the guests were Gary Osborne, Searortn, Cousin of the bridegroom, and Fiarlan Osborne. Monkton, brother of the bridegroom, Following the cere- mony a dinner was held in the church parlor. The bride's mother received the guests in the Brod, hag-en Hall wearing a two-piece dress of mink brown re-embroid- ered brocade and corsage of bronze chrysanthemums. Assist-1 ing her was the bridegroOm's mother in a dress or, royal blue : imported satin brocade and eor- sage of pink chrysanthemums. For the honeymoon trip to Port. Arthur, Fort William and other points in northern Ontario the bride changed into a double-knit sheath dress of romance blue with. lace trim on the sleeves. Black accessories and a corsage of pink ci,rual ions completed her en, i-.TFILL Ethel U.C.W 'Entertain The U.C.W. of the Ethel United Church held, their November meeting in the churcn when the Brussels U.C.W. and the ladies of the Anglican church were their guests. Mrs. George Pearson led the devotions. The topic "Witnes- sing" was presented by Mrs. Chester Earl. Mrs. Bert Godden was in charge of the business. Mrs. Godden and Mrs. Alex' Pearson Sang duet, 'Mrs. Doris Hanna and Mrs. JIm Struthers took the collection. 'Mrs. B. Godden and Mrs. Stan Speiran poured tea and lunch was served by committet in charge. A CHRISTMAS OPPORTUNITY AVON CALLING Just two territories still avail- able for Christmas sales. For im- mediate placement phone collect to-night, Mrs. Mill SOU, London 451-0541. Read the Santa SpeCial`S, braise around the stores and ChriStMaS chop 1044-15 on Satutda,y, PHONE 44 SMITH VAN LOO Miss Teuni Van Loo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kornelius ,Van Loo, RR 2, Wroxeter, and Fred- rick Weir Smith, son of Mr. and Ars. Allan Smith, RR 3, Brussels, exchanged wedding vows in St. Andrew's PresbYterlan, Church, Molesworth. Rev. S. S. Stewart, Molesworth offiea.ted at! the double-ring ceremony. Organist, Sidney Jones, Monkton, accom- panied soloist, Miss Ruth Henry, Listowel, who sang "Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love." Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white satin floor-length gown, styled with, a rounded neckline and lace jacket with button-trimmed back and lily-point sleeves. A peau de soie pillbox headpiece secured her short veil of nylon tulle, and she carried a boquet of pink roses, white carnations and lily of the valley. The maid of honor. Miss Martha Van Loo, RR 2, Wroxeter, sister of the bride, were a street- length dress of turquoise satin fashioned with a full skirt. cum- mberbund, Peter Pan collar and elbow-length sleeves. She carried a boquet of white and red car- nations and lily oi the valley. The bridegroom's Prettier, Roger Smith, RR 3, Brussels, served as his best man, while another brother, Larry Smith, also of RR 3, Brussels, and William Van Leo, Guelph, brother of the bride ush- ered the guests. The bride's mother. wearing a turquoise dress with a black lace over-lay and black accessories, received the guests at a reception. in the ,Kurt7Arille. Community Centre- She was assisted by the bride, groom's m.other who wore a black and blue designed dress with black accessories. For a wedding trip to the southern. United. States the bride chose a grey wollen Suit with red trim, and black and red accessories. Upon their re- turn the ,couple will reside in Kitchener. The bride is a reg- istered nurses' assistant and a former member of the LiStowel ,Memorial 'Hospital staff, Prior to her wedding she was honored at a Miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. Tyndall Mc- Kercher, Listowel. Out-of-town guests attended from Brussels Monkton, Flint, Mich., Hesperia, U. S., Clifford , Waterloo and Guelph. P.C.vi OPEN HOUSE AT THE LI STOW EL FLORIST Lissom, DEC. 16 - 17 - 18 FREE GIFTS Open Eveninge W.M.S.Melville W The Christmas meeting of Mel- ville Church W.M. S. was held in the church parlour December 3rd. with the convenor Mrs. Wm. C. King in the chair, The meeting was opened by a poem "The Light of the World" and Invocation prayer followed by a Christmas carol, Mrs. Ada. Armstrong read the scripture lesson and Mrs. Williams led in prayer. The solo, "0 Holy Night" was beautifully rendered by Mrs_ Margaret Thompson, Mrs. King gave the topic "Star in the East- ern Sky" telling the Christmas story in an impressive way, stres- sing God's plan of coining into the world as a babe and living the Rumble life of a carpenter, in the pure, holy way that man- kind could follow, instead of the pomp and glory of a royal birth in a palace, tar from the lives of cnnimon pEople. Let us put this Christmas of 1905 into its proper setting, by praise and adoration of the One whose birth we celebrate, and as we join in the festivities make Christ the honored Guest. The topic was then divided in- to four parts, Voice of the Orien- tal Christians. 1st.. Voice of India and Formosa: 2nd, Voice of elf rican Christians (Nigeria): Voice. of South American. Christians (British Guiana) : 4th Voice of Canadian Christians. These parts were read by Mrs. Leona Arrii- strong. Mrs. Helen Elliott, Mrs.. Wilma Hemingway and Mrs. Gib- Son. At the conclusion of these readings they sang the quartette "Star of The East", The, President, Mrs. Mair, then conducted the business part of. he month ee The trea surer's report was given. The roll call was answered by a Christmas thought. The meeting cles,(! with the singing of a ca•el and the bone- diction. social hour follOWed and a delicious btel: WAS.'served. aES't Used Car au vs 1965 'Mercury Demonstrator. am Hardtop. 1965 Meteor Rideau 500 48, 8 auto 1965 Pontiac Stratochief 4D auto 1963 Mercury Monterey Custom auto. radio ' 1963 Mercury Monterey auto. 1962 Mercury Sedan COME IN AND SEE THE NEW CARS AND. TRUCKS BRIDGE MOTORS Phone 24 Lirusoc .Ottm. 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